Daredevil Remi Lucidi shrugged off chilling warning on Instagram stunt climbing video just weeks before his death

DAREDEVIL Remi Lucidi shrugged off a chilling warning from his Instagram followers during a stunt just weeks before his tragic death. The 30-year-old stuntman known as Remi Enigma, plunged to his death after climbing on the top floor of a 68-storey skyscraper in Hong Kong. Instagram/@remnigmaThe daredevil ignored pleas to be more careful[/caption] Instagram/@remnigmaRemi posted a clip of himself during a risky stunt weeks before his death[/caption] EnterpriseRemi was known on social media for his extreme climbing videos[/caption] The Frenchman managed to sneak through security and enter the penthouse of Tregunter Tower after telling a security guard he was visiting a friend. Chilling CCTV footage shows the stuntman taking the lift to the 49th floor and then taking the stairs to the top floor. He was last seen desperately knocking on the building’s windows calling for help before his 721ft plunge. Just a few weeks earlier, Remi, who was known for his risky climbing videos, ignored pleas from his followers to be more careful during his stunts. The 30-year-old had shared another stomach-churning video of him dangling off a steel tower using one hand. The post was captioned: “Life is simple, get out of your head and get into that moment.⁣” Several of his Instagram followers expressed their concerns about his risky stunts, urging him to be careful. And in an eerie comment, someone wrote: “You will tell God why you risked your precious and only life for this.” But the thrill-seeker dismissed the advice and replied: “thanks for the tip.” A few weeks later the stuntman shared a photo of Times Square in Hong Kong, in a chilling post before his death. And on Thursday evening the 30-year-old died after plummeting from a high-rise building in the city. Security officers looking for Remi later found a hatch to the roof open. A source said cops believe the stuntman had been trapped outside the penthouse and was calling for help shortly before his death. Police found the man’s camera at the scene which contained videos of his other risky stunts. Gurjit Kaur, the hostel’s owner where Lucidi was staying, described him as a “friendly and humble guy.” He said: “He was healthy and fit and happy-faced. I feel very sad.” A worker who claimed he spoke to Lucidi said: “He told me he was going to hike a mountain when I asked where he was going. “He said he wanted to hike a lot when he was here.” Remi was also known for climbing on high-rise buildings, cranes and towers all over the world including in Bulgaria, Colombia, France, Dubai and Poland. Tributes have poured in for the stuntman on his final post on social media. “Sad news no one ever wants to hear about a fellow explorer,” one wrote. Someone said: “Bro went out doing what he loved! He lived his life fully. Not many can say that.” EnterpriseRemi Enigma had travelled to multiple countries and performed elaborate stunts[/caption] EnterpriseThe 30-year-old died after plummeting 721ft from the 68-storey building[/caption]