How HEAVY Can Seed Lift? 🏋️ 20 Levels from a Feather to a Black Hole, 10 Lives | Weight Comparison

Kevin brings heavier and heavier things to the strongest arena in the desert… and Seed lifts them ON HIS HEAD. 20 levels with REAL weights: from a feather (less than 1 gram) to a car, a blue whale, the Eiffel Tower, the Great Pyramid, a teaspoon of neutron star, Mount Everest, the Moon, the Earth (with Archimedes' lever!), the Sun… and a black hole of 4 million Suns. Seed has 10 lives. How many will he lose? 😳 What should Seed lift NEXT? Tell us in the comments 👇 ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 How heavy can Seed lift? 0:10 Level 1: A Feather (less than 1 g) 0:30 Level 2: An Apple (200 g) 0:50 Level 3: A Bowling Ball (7.26 kg) 1:11 Level 4: A Grand Piano (480 kg) 1:35 Level 5: The World Record Deadlift (501 kg) 1:57 Level 6: A Car (1,500 kg) 2:19 Level 7: An African Elephant (6,000 kg) 2:43 Level 8: A T. rex (9,000 kg) 3:05 Level 9: A Blue Whale (150,000 kg) 3:29 Level 10: A Boeing 747 (180,000 kg) 3:52 Level 11: The Eiffel Tower (10,100,000 kg) 4:15 Level 12: The Titanic (52,310,000 kg) 4:39 Level 13: The Empire State Building (331,000,000 kg) 5:03 Level 14: The Great Pyramid (6 billion kg) 5:27 Level 15: A Teaspoon of Neutron Star (1 trillion kg) 5:52 Level 16: Mount Everest (161 trillion kg) 6:18 Level 17: The Moon (73.4 sextillion kg) 6:45 Level 18: The Earth (5.97 septillion kg) 7:14 Level 19: The Sun (1.99 nonillion kg) 7:40 Level 20: A Black Hole (Sagittarius A*) (7.96 undecillion kg) 8:10 Level 21: Kevin 📏 Real weights used (sources) • Feather: under 1 g (a chicken feather ≈ 0.008 g; a paper clip ≈ 1 g) • Apple: ≈ 200 g • Bowling ball: 16 lb (7.26 kg) is the heaviest allowed (USBC) • Concert grand piano (Steinway Model D): ≈ 480 kg • Deadlift world record: Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson, 501 kg (2020) • Average car: ≈ 1,500 kg • African bush elephant: up to ≈ 6,000 kg (heaviest land animal) • Tyrannosaurus rex: ≈ 8-9 t, ≈ 12 m long (specimen 'Sue'); arms ≈ 1 m • Blue whale: up to ≈ 150 t (heaviest animal ever) • Boeing 747-400: ≈ 180 t empty (operating empty weight); ≈ 6 million parts • Eiffel Tower: 10,100 t (official site); grows up to 15 cm in summer • RMS Titanic: 52,310 t displacement; broke in two when it sank (1912) • Empire State Building: ≈ 331,000 t (365,000 short tons); struck by lightning ≈ 25 times a year • Great Pyramid of Giza: ≈ 6 million t; ≈ 2.3 million blocks; tallest building for ≈ 3,800 years • Neutron star: a teaspoon ≈ 1 billion t (NASA) • Mount Everest: ≈ 161 billion t (estimate from volume × rock density); 8,849 m (2020 survey) • Moon: 7.342 × 10^22 kg; 384,400 km away (NASA) • Earth: 5.972 × 10^24 kg (NASA) • Sun: 1.989 × 10^30 kg, ≈ 333,000 Earths, 99.8% of the Solar System's mass (NASA) • Sagittarius A*: ≈ 4 million solar masses (EHT 2022), ≈ 26,000 light-years away #weightcomparison #howheavy #blackhole #seedpit #sizecomparison