This Bystander Is Far Too Calm

Also known as "Hey, You're Stealing the Show Again!"

Chen Mo is a professional photographer. One day, he goes viral, not for his exquisite photography skills, but for... his bizarre movements.

He becomes famous in other people's footage.

At a track meet, during the hundred-meter sprint, why is a photographer carrying a camera weighing dozens of pounds running faster than the professional athletes?

At the scene of a devastating tornado in Oklahoma, as the twister barrels toward him, why is a photographer calmly posing for a picture with it?

As a fighter jet takes off, its rapidly spinning propeller sweeps low, whipping up a gale and clouds of dust strong enough to nearly blow people's heads off. Why are a radio reporter and photographer excitedly reporting on the scene?

At a spectacular extreme sports event, why is a photographer riding a bike and carrying a huge camera behind the athletes, walking along the cliff as if on level ground, his footwork even smoother than the competitors'?

Is this a distortion of human nature, or a collapse of morality?

When interviewed, Chen Mo is completely baffled. He's just frantically filming footage because he's afraid he can't keep up with the rat race.

All you have to do in life is do one thing well and take it to the extreme. That's what makes a legend.