WATCH: Tragic Video Of 'Car Surfer' Falling Off Roof Is A Warning To Thrill Seekers
A tragic video has been doing the rounds of a ‘car surfer’ losing his balance and his life as South Africans seem to be tempting death in search of thrills.
The tragic 25-second video was taken by someone following a Volkswagen Polo, and as they film a man can be seen climbing barefoot onto the roof of the Polo before throwing his hands in the air in an apparent triumph of his achievement. At first, it appears as if he finds his balance, but then slips and somersaults backwards off the roof onto the road. He lands on his neck after which he lays still, and the car filming behind him has to brake hard to avoid hitting him.
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