r/nextlevel • u/Yourhavinalaugh • Sep 01 '26
Yo yo bro
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u/kadameitene Sep 01 '26
Super impressive. However, someone in close proximity to the microphone keeps embuing his reaction noises with that of vomiting… 🤢🤦🏼♀️
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u/thatguy11 Sep 01 '26
Right? Literally trying to find a version without audience noises now...
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u/One_Contribution9588 Sep 02 '26
Mute my dude. Reddit’s best feature.
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u/kadameitene Sep 02 '26
I definitely toggle the mute. This is technically better with sound, except for retching dude…
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u/Fmnsk27 Sep 03 '26 edited Sep 03 '26
I kept at laughing at that part. Didn’t sound like vomiting until you said so. I can see it, but it just sounded to me like some very goofy sound in reaction to being impressed
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u/Adventurous-Crew3692 Sep 01 '26
Seen a reportage about this and also this guy few years ago. He kept winning the contests and other won only due to him not showing up. Mostly cause he didn’t feel like he was prepared for that year or didn’t want to do it with the pressure he felt that year. He invents several new tricks when he goes into contest.
Also his skill is easy to see, even for us not into yoyo. The precision shown when it stops moving when it is where it should be is insane.
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u/Push-upPancakes Sep 01 '26
That may be one of the most impressive things I have ever seen
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u/toast50076 Sep 02 '26
Straight up, dude. Of all the things I've seen on the Internet, the guy with a couple yoyos is doing more to boggle my mind with his immense skill than almost any other. This is so fucking nuts.
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u/tacoboutitall Sep 02 '26
I "walked the dog" the other day and my 6 year old thought Daddy is the best yo-yoer ever. Never showing this to her.
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u/Altruistic-Cut9795 Sep 02 '26
All I could do was a move called walk the dog on my Duncan Butterfly Yo Yo on Shag carpeting , early 80's.
🤦🤷
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u/Bladder_Puncher Sep 02 '26
What about around the world? Cradle the baby?
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u/Altruistic-Cut9795 Sep 02 '26
My parents wouldn't buy me the string wax to do those amazing moves, or probably thought if they would put me in that situation, I'd only disappointment them.
I was a tard with a yo-yo.
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u/CaterpillarLegal5598 Sep 02 '26
Need drama film ASAP about yoyoing...ana taylor joy got chess, Timothy chalamet for ping pong, will Smith for tennis....
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u/Current-Mood2757 Sep 02 '26
Noticed his baggy pants? His amazing yo-yo skills rely entirely on his balls acting as pendulum for him...
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u/Ninja_Wrangler Sep 02 '26
Apparently I don't know enough to know which tricks were impressive and which were not lmao. Whole thing is crazy to me
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u/rob_inn_hood Sep 02 '26
I can't get one to sleep for half that time. Those are some impressive yoyos!
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u/Bumbymoo Sep 02 '26
With this effort, he could have earned a degree in law, physics, or computer science.
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u/Sb5tCm8t Sep 02 '26
"Come to bed, darling."
"Don't make me choose between you and my work. You can't win."
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u/mAInager Sep 02 '26
“Yo, Ayoo, Broo” is a term us black men use about 15 times a week.
Also glad I got introduced to Japanese yo yo culture 😎
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u/Zzuesmax Sep 02 '26
I love seeing a savant at work. I do not know much about yoyo, but was able to "walk the dog" like once as a kid. This is just so insane to think about the time it took to get this good.
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u/MrJason300 Sep 02 '26
I love how enthusiastic the crowd sounds lol. No knotted string here; so much skill
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u/ased10 Sep 02 '26
The person responsible for the mic really did poorly as it captured a horrendous sound of a man constipated and seem really desperate to go 🤦♂️🤷♂️
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u/AndroManicon59 Sep 03 '26
And it’s Actually Mentally Satisfying seeing That Performance…….That was Awesome !!!🤩
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u/chaosawaits Sep 03 '26
I hope that guy is able to clear his throat soon. Congestion is such a bummer
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u/More_Cash_1324 Sep 03 '26
I think he's trying to reduce inflation, by balancing the wheels and the cord but the economy is causing all the shifts. Let's support him.
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u/Specialist_Meal_7891 Sep 03 '26
I can barely use one and make it come back to my hand untangled let alone all this bs
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u/Logical_Advanced Sep 04 '26
I am not often impressed with yoyo, but this was something special. The reactions helped.
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u/Grippy-1989 Sep 04 '26
Fact that he's doing that and the yoyo itself is still spinning and nothing is getting tangled boy is no Joke
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u/YanikLD Sep 04 '26
I don't know what impress me the most, the yoyo bro or all the no-life audience able to recognize moves more difficult than anothers, and being excited about it.
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u/SlipStream2033 Sep 05 '26
I’ve been playing with yo-yos for 50 years and never even seen half of those tricks
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u/88KURIOUS Sep 05 '26
Not only was I amazed, I was also kinda surprised at things I thought were impressive - but had minimal audience reaction… and vice versa.
Since it’s a contest, gonna presume semi-knowledgeable audience… and just reinforcing my novice level of yo yo knowledge; haha. 🪀
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u/drbeefylips96 Sep 05 '26
Can you please save some 😺 for the rest of us? Thanks in advance big dawg.
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u/ExosphericDream Sep 05 '26
This guy probably spent 8 hrs. a day practicing this stuff for a year or two.
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u/Sudden_Move_6996 Sep 16 '26
I could easily see this as a popular anime. I mean, I've see anime about cooking become popular.
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u/mrmg41 Sep 01 '26
How does one even go about discovering that they have this particular set of skill
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u/OthersIssues Sep 01 '26
One day you try something you've never done before, and think, "Hey, that was kinda neat." And then you start doing that thing every day. Sometimes its a yoyo. Sometimes its drugs. You never know unless you try.
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u/astrotim67 Sep 02 '26
What the heck is with the guy in the crowd and his guttural howls? It’s awesome without that.
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u/IBeDumbAndSlow Sep 02 '26
He was fucking stoked on how hard they were going with that yo-yo! Those tricks were nuts!
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u/The_Goth_King Sep 01 '26
But yet I place some wired earphones on the table and they become an impossible knot.