IShowSpeed Survives After Backflipping on Guatemala’s ‘Hand of God’

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Internet sensation Darren Jason Watkins Jr., better known as IShowSpeed, is back in the spotlight following his daring feat of performing a backflip atop Guatemala’s iconic Hand of God statue. Known for his thrilling antics and high-energy activities, this streamer has rapidly gained a large following. Notably, his internet-famous backward cartwheel is also garnering attention, with many viewers admiring the YouTuber’s courage.

Here’s everything you need to know regarding IShowSpeed’s recent feat in Guatemala.

IShowSpeed backflips on Guatemala’s ‘Hand of God’

Currently traveling through South America, a 19-year-old live streamer has just arrived in Guatemala following a visit to Colombia. In Antigua, IShowSpeed announced his intention to perform a daring backflip off the hand-carved statue perched on the mountain’s edge.

Prior to taking the daring leap, I couldn’t help but address the potential hazards of the act as I live-streamed. “Alright, this is incredibly risky,” I warned, “I’m about to perform a backflip from The Hand of God. If things go wrong, it’s all she wrote.

With great anticipation from spectators, IShowSpeed executed a daring backflip and landed gracefully. To celebrate his triumph, he let out his trademark cheer. The video of this incredible stunt has spread like wildfire online, with people praising the young YouTube star for his brave actions.

IShowSpeed’s backflip on Guatemala’s Hand of God statue mirrors the various acrobatic feats he has accomplished before. In an attempt to break records, he famously aimed to perform the most reverse somersaults in a single day in 2024. Impressively, IShowSpeed managed to execute 660 mind-boggling somersaults in approximately 19 hours back then.

Following his journey through South America, IShowSpeed has hinted at planning a tour of the Caribbean this year. This means that enthusiasts should brace themselves for more thrilling feats from the adventurous live-streamer in the coming months.

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2025-01-15 17:10