I would have described flipping it over before collapsing. The title seems a clickbait, but is no quite that. Keep in mind that most of the iceberg is off camera, as shown during the first minutes. It lost 80% or 90% of its total mass but most of it isn't seen until the end, when the iceberg goes back to the right.

Amazing and kind of sad (because it must have taken hundreds, if not thousands of years to create this iceberg, and I'm guessing that rising temperature of the oceans contributed to this event at least partially?) to witness...

Thanks for sharing!

Crazy how the most liked comment under the video as of now discusses AI video generation

It stops first? Maybe the bottom hit the seafloor?

4:40, so this is where people came up with the idea for Godzilla.

Structural review clearly got skipped. Somebody is losing their job over this.