A comedian with a rare disability took to the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps Sunday morning to complete an inspiring challenge.
Steve Krause scaled the famous "Rocky" steps at the museum, after another comedian challenged him to climb to the top of the steps. He was born with a rare disability that keeps his arm and leg joints stuck in one position.
Krause is confined to a wheelchair, but tries to lighten his situation by not shying away from it and instead joking about it during his comedy routines.
"When I leave my chair at the bottom of those stairs and I look down on it, I know I've accomplished it, and I know I can do anything, because this chair does not define me," Krause told NBC10. "I define me. My heart and my mind and who I am defines me."
There are 72 steps leading up to the Art Museum.
