The pair, dressed in sleeveless black outfits, hung onto the landmark skyscraper’s antenna spire near the glowing red light at its top some 1,454 feet (443 meters) above the sidewalk of midtown Manhattan.
They held a black banner with a message in all-capital white letters that flapped in the wind: “When the power of love beats the love of power the world knows peace.”
Following the banner stunt, one of the pair got down on one knee, according to an aerial video feed from a local news network, and then the pair embraced and appeared to kiss.
It was not immediately clear who the two people were, nor when or how they got up there. A little after 12:30 p.m., they began to slowly climb down to a slightly lower platform in the antenna structure.
The pair were reportedly arrested by police upon their descent to ground level, according to a New York City Police spokesperson, though no further details on the identity of individuals or the stunt were provided.
