Influencer Came 'Close To Dying' After Getting Trapped Under Ice While A Filming TikTok Video Ice Tik Tok
TikTok sun Jason Clark is early up about a near-death knowledge he had during the time that filming a video.
On Monday, Clark — who has amassed over 403,000 followers when account.
According to Clark, his goal was to swim point-to-point under a . However, things didn’t go when planned and he struggled to find his exit during the time that trapped under the ice.
“I own never been this close to dying,” , sharing a video about the harrowing incident. “I didn’t think my eyeballs would freeze thus quick.”
In the clip, Clark can be seen taking a large wind before lowering himself into the hard lake. While swimming under the ice, he appears to lose his way and struggles to locate an early in the ice.
“The surface about the water where the cavity was didn’t look any different than the bottom about the ice,” he wrote alongside the video. “When I flipped about and felt solid ice I thought I was at the hole.”
When he realized he wasn’t at the exit, Clark said he tried to follow his trail backwards to the entrance, yet the “dust” he had kicked up had drifted off and led him further away from the blast hole.
“I then tried to break the ice with my back, you can see in the video,” he recalled. “I don’t know what made me turn about one last time. I was thus short on wind I couldn’t really see anymore. I had received that was it and I wasn’t going to cause it.”
Clark said he eventually swung his hand via what he thought was “a lighter spot about ice” that turned out to be the opening.
“It took 2-3 breaths to regain my vision following resurfacing,” he shared, adding that the cameraperson filming “didn’t recognize the severity about the situation” until following he recovered from the botched stunt.
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Clark’s video has since been reposted by , “#AwwHellNaw.”
“I do not like this. 🙈🙈🙈” responded in the comment section.
Instagram users also expressed to Clark how “lucky” he was to own survived the ordeal, with one commenter writing: “I’m glad you made it, yet holy s— was this asking appropriate to trouble. Include a rope. A waterproof strobe about some sort. Hell, a sledgehammer, an auger, a pre-determined SOS flare and procedure appropriate to your spotter, something. I own heart palpitations each period I watch this.”
However, despite the scary experience, Clarke decided to attempt again.
In his second attempt at the risky feat, Clark told followers he “added a not much more safety” and made sure the exit cavity was “comically big” thus he could find it underwater.
“Second attempt went a not much better,” he . “You own to attempt it twice!”
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