'But I don't think that you have to go so far out of your comfort zone that it puts your life at risk. 'Sometimes you kind of have to step out of your comfort zone to be able to get the good shots,' he says. 'I guess you're born with that.'Īcross the border, Trahan echoes a similar, yet more cautious sentiment. Then we come back and show our pictures to the people that couldn't pass that wall,' he says. We see what's happening on the other side. Some people will only think what's behind the wall. While Quan-Haase doesn't encourage young people to get willy-nilly with their own fate, she poses the argument that risk-taking is part of growing up and is sometimes necessary for success… to a certain extent.Īdrian points out his purpose as a rooftopper, in that he's often able to shed light on the unknown.

'From that standpoint, social media can create greater risk-taking and blur the boundary of when that risk is still healthy and when it has gone one step too far.' 1 day ago &0183 &32 It is 20 years since the release of the first album, simply titled Busted, which sold more than 1.2million copies and went quadruple platinum in the UK.

'Social media is an attention economy where there's hundreds of thousands of pictures, so young people are often willing to take risks to have a shot that will catch others' attention,' Quan-Haase says.

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