Where is Brant Hysell climbing? Viewers have a few guesses
The Gravity Lab's single new upload invites route questions, while a Sassolungo adventure keeps drawing viewers.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
I can’t believe this exists..
Tonsai Beach or Verdon? Viewers of Brant Hysell's "I can't believe this exists.." are trying to place the climb, with others simply asking for the route's name. Those are guesses, not a confirmed location, but they give this week's lone upload a small geographical puzzle.
The video has reached about 19,000 views. Alongside the route questions, the comments offer an Elden Ring comparison and a rather practical joke about wearing a watch while climbing: what would the step count make of all that vertical travel?
The channel's strongest daily momentum belongs to "I thought I'd climbed mountains - Then I climbed the Italian Dolomites," posted earlier this month. That adventure takes on Sassolungo, with the description emphasizing that reaching the summit is only half the undertaking. It is currently attracting roughly twice the daily views of the new upload.
There is a more practical stop on the catch-up shelf, too. "Watch This Before Buying Climbing Gear in 2026!" continues drawing views months after publication, covering equipment for everything from gym sessions to multipitch climbing.
Across The Gravity Lab, daily viewing is a little above its usual pace, while subscribers were unchanged over the week. Fellow climbing channel Mike Boyd Climbs had a similar-sized weekly audience; Toby Roberts had a smaller viewing week, though his daily pace is above his own norm. For Hysell, the week pairs a route viewers want identified with a mountain adventure whose challenge extends beyond the summit.
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What viewers say
Wearing a watch while climbing seems funny. Like how many steps was that lol
@brendanmurray4538See it on YouTubeBro is climbing the Erdtree 😮
@DerHellmeisterSee it on YouTubeWhat route is this
@benjaminnixon2662See it on YouTube
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Wow, interesant formation
@SamuelPătrașcu-k3iSee it on YouTubeThat looks fun
@seanryan5559See it on YouTubeThat's incredible 😲
@lovelightshining4444See it on YouTubeNothing but arete
@robertscott7812See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on The Gravity Lab - Brant Hysell right now
- Subscribers
- 109,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 111,176
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 8, 2026
- Video views so far
- 18,938
- Views on its first day
- 7,574
The numbers
Here is how The Gravity Lab's viewing and subscriber totals moved this week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which peak features in Brant Hysell's Italian Dolomites adventure?
The video's description names Sassolungo as the peak the group attempts to climb.




