A daredevil rollerblader has leaped from the 131ft high first floor of the Eiffel Tower and onto a massive quarter pipe ramp.
Inline skating champion Taig Khris, 34, fell 10m before landing on the 30m-high ramp and rolling into a wall of padding to break his fall.
The leap - which took two attempts to get right - was watched by thousands of bystanders who gathered in Parc Du Champs de Mars to watch.
After losing his footing during the first bid, Khris got it right second time, setting a new world record for the highest roller-skate jump.
In odd news, this is probably also the first time someone has set a world record while sliding on their bum into a giant airbag.
Speaking after the jump Taig Khris said: "I've never had such a strong adrenaline rush.
"Two years non-stop, I didn't sleep for nights and nights for that small moment up there and now, as you can see, I made it so that's cool."