This is one of the few things that I actually want to see in 3D :v:
I'm amazed at the fact he doesn't tie his hands together by accident.
as a person who used to yo yo a bit this is fuckin crazy
He makes it look like magic. His yo-yo flies like a bird.
wow
I never realized this was a thing.
I thought I was top dog when I could swing a yo-yo over my head and then catch it when it came around again without hitting myself in the face but this guy is wild.
he has become one with the yoyo
[i]How?[/i]
[QUOTE=gbtygfvyg;44975037][i]How?[/i][/QUOTE]
Ball bearings! (and a lot of practice and skill)
Most people don't know that modern yo-yos have wide ball bearings in them to prolong their spin times. They can spin for 2-3 minutes easily with a good throw. That also means that the yo-yo won't return with a tug.
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/VgSSunh.jpg[/IMG]
Here's one of my yo-yos. As you can see, the string is wrapped around a ball bearing and not a fixed axle.
That was amazing.
Man, I remember when they had salesmen who would come to our school and demo these things so we'd spend a ton of money on them. This was back when the steel ones were only $25, and then you'd buy all your pogs and your neon strings and you'd be the coolest kid in school. They had some sick pogs too.
Plays with it? He fucking /raped/ it.
I can't even make it come back up.
that guy used his yoyo more in 4 minutes than i have used a yoyo in 22 years
It'd be cool to see him do this in the dark with glow in the dark string and yo-yo .
Trying to do string tricks without a ridiculous butterfly like his is what eventually led to me quitting yo-yoing. Going from busted fingers/knuckles to busted face was no fun.
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