“Invasion of heaven” at the San Siro stadium in Milan during the Sfera Ebbasta concert. A 17-year-old boy climbed the scaffolding of the sports facility until he reached the top, filming himself with his cell phone and posting photos and videos of his “exploit” on Instagram: “You don’t know how much I ran to escape from trouble” is the phrase used as a description, taken from the song “Figli di papa” by the lead singer of yesterday’s evening, Monday 24 June, to which the boy seems to have competed a lot.
Already known to the police for having carried out similar actions, the young “urban climber” engaged in a challenge with around eighty policemen and escaped until he climbed to the top of San Siro. In the photos he published you can see his feet dangling with a view of the concert from above, but also selfies that frame him “triumphant” on the roof of the stadium. Although there were many positive comments received which praised his gesture, others showed concern for what could be the negative developments of his climbing, but also for the consequences that could derive from the dissemination of this type of action on social media, such as example the risk of emulation.
The other actions
The 17-year-old, known on Instagram as “dedelate”, has become the protagonist of other similar gestures, on which he bases his social activity, namely climbing buildings to take photos. This is the same boy who in May climbed the Milan Cathedral to take a selfie with his middle finger raised and shirtless among the spiers and near the golden Madonnina, symbol of the Milanese capital.
Milan is the city in which he carried out the most actions (Duomo, Sforzesco Castle, Vittorio Emanuele II gallery, central station), but he was also seen at work in Bergamo and Sanremo. The boy had already been identified by the police through the data produced by his activity on social media and was reported for invasion of buildings and damage.
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