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Chilling video captured a British daredevil unknowingly leaping to his death as his parachute failed to open during a base jump from a 29-story building in Thailand.

Nathy Odinson, 33, who posts videos of his stunts on social media, climbed atop the building in the coastal resort of Pattaya on Saturday night, the Daily Mirror reported.

A friend captured him smiling as he checks and adjusts his equipment, including a camera that he realizes is not recording so he takes off his helmet to press a button.

Odinson then checks his chute, says, “Three, two, one, see ya!” — and takes the fateful plunge.

In the shocking video, he can be heard hitting a tree and landing on the ground after the green pilot chute he was holding failed to deploy.

Paramedics pronounced him dead and an investigation into the tragic accident has been launched. Police suggested the parachute merely “malfunctioned,” while Odison’s brother blamed “user error.”

Kanet Chansong, 33, a security guard who was nearby during the incident, said: “I heard the sound of the tree and I thought it was a fallen branch hitting the ground.”

“A woman screamed so I walked over and realized it was a person. They were dead. I saw that they had jumped from the building,” Chansong added, according to The Mirror.

He said Odinson had had jumped from the building several times before.

“A woman screamed so I walked over and realized it was a person. They were dead. I saw that they had jumped from the building,” Chansong added, according to The Mirror.

“They were making video content for social media. They had done this before and they knew it was not allowed,” Chansong said.

Police Lt. Kamolporn Nadee said that the parachute “malfunctioned” and was being examined.

“He was in a terrible state when we arrived,” the cop said,“The friend who recorded the video of him jumping was questioned and the video was examined as evidence. Forensics officers are investigating the case further.”

The British Embassy in Bangkok was notified of the tragedy and was contacting Nathy’s family in the UK.

“We are supporting the family of a British man who has died in Thailand,” a Foreign Office spokesperson said.

Odinson’s brother Ed Harrison, 39, told The Sun that the harrowing video showed how the small pilot chute got caught in his harness.

He said simple “user error” led to the tragedy.