Appears that Candi is doing Hi-pulls rather than upright rows. Novice BB'ers tend to get these two mixed up. Can use much more weight with the wider grip Hi-pull version (185 for him....250 plus for more experienced lifters), but can only go about as high as the lower/mid chest.
The classic Up-right row will call upon a narrower grip and a pull ending near the upper chest or under the chin. It can also affect the biceps more strongly. If pulling the bar too far forward, while pulling up, (out and away from the body) on either lift, than unnatural stress is put on the shoulder joints. Can be the cause of injury because a lot of guy's just do the exercise wrong in the first place.
Up-rights and Hi-pulls are two of my favorite exercises. I prefer the one arm at a time when using a DB. Can brace myself better, with the free hand, when heavier DB's are used. And as suggest by The Coach, easier on the wrist/elbows/joints overall. Main reason that a majority of trainee's prefer the EZ bar. The Olympic style EZ bar is better balanced and smoother than most regular exercise bars. Vince G. had a version of a 90 degree Hi-pull which worked the lateral head of the delts very well. Good Luck.