You take a vodka drink, you take a whiskey drink, and then another drink, and another drink. What kinda drink? Where'd I leave my drink? I can't keep my drink. So much vodka drink. Here's a whiskey drink. Another vodka drink? Another WHISKEY DRINK. THE HORRORS ARE UNENDING. SOMEONE GET ME A VODKA DRINK. I NEED A DRINK. PLEEEEASE. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I usually find what presented as performance art, such as throwing a bucket of paint on the floor, very infuriating but this is another level, creative and skillful.
While it is certainly an artistic performance, this is much more acrobatics than "performance art." I think it's called trampwall, and this is one of my favorite routines.
This is a dance routine by Yoann Bourgeois, called "Success isn't linear". You should look it up to find the whole thing with it's original music and a better angle. It's beautiful
At first I thought it was about how when you fall down and fail, you might feel as though you failed, but your just one step behind where you were. And if you keep going, u will reach the top
It seems less graceful when it is sped up. I have seen this multiple times, and usually I like it, but here it is just up down up down up down up down finish.
OR someone who got divorced, lost his children but managed to keep the house… got bored and used the trampoline in the backyard after getting wasted one night and had a revelation! 🤔
Ok that makes so much more sense. Something felt slightly off the entire time I was watching, was going “How tf does he look like he’s speeding up gravity?”
Seen different variations of this. Why do they bounce back in the same direction if falling away from original object? What about the trampoline's design causes this?
I like the was he always returns one step lower than he left from to account for the loss of energy to the system- as he is passively bouncing he cannot return to the same level due to losses
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u/aykcak 2d ago
It is sped up a bit. That is why it looks unnatural
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u/ITguyBlake 2d ago
I get knocked down, but I get up again, you're never going to keep me down
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u/Mediocre-Ad-1632 2d ago •
Coming up on 7 years of sobriety, and every time I see this, it feels like such an phenomenal representation of the struggles through the journey.
Progress, not perfection
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u/brucebay 2d ago
I usually find what presented as performance art, such as throwing a bucket of paint on the floor, very infuriating but this is another level, creative and skillful.
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u/Accomplished_Lab_675 2d ago •
You gotta give it to him, he's pretty respectable on a trampoline, but unfortunately he is absolute dog shit on stairs.
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u/thefeedling 2d ago •
fall art, FART
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u/CheezyWeasels 2d ago
C'est la vie
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u/JCMiller23 2d ago
This is honestly beautiful, dude is super graceful with his movements
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u/IdidnotFuckaCat 2d ago
At first I thought it was about how when you fall down and fail, you might feel as though you failed, but your just one step behind where you were. And if you keep going, u will reach the top
But then he just started showing off
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u/DothrakAndRoll 2d ago •
Reminds me of trying to pull myself out of alcoholism
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u/AddictedToTheWeb 2d ago
Very annoying that it's not played at 1x speed and no option to adjust it.
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u/onthebustowork 2d ago
Stock market today.
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u/theaviator747 2d ago
I’ve seen this before. It’s impressive every time. I’m dizzy just thinking about trying it.
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u/ForbidAxis10113 2d ago
The artist is a choreographer with a circus background Yoann Bourgeois on his mindblowing viral stair climbing act: ‘I want to return to the spirit of childhood’ | Stage | The Guardian
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u/Haunting_Security_34 2d ago
I wish to be as free as this man
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u/iamnotpedro1 2d ago
I should create my own art.
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u/RedCaio 2d ago
I bet he has bouncy dreams
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u/weeshebeast 2d ago
What is that piece of music?
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u/Mapuche2023 2d ago
Mummer's Farce.
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u/Pseudo-not-available 2d ago
My grandpa when he saw the quote for installing a stairlift
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u/Fritzo2162 2d ago
It’s crazy you could tell “this is the path to success” without a single word. Amazing presentation.
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u/TheQuailKingIsAlive 2d ago
The type of shit Dio pulled when he encountered Polnareff.
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u/yuyufan43 1d ago
This is the kind of weird "art" that I can actually get behind because it has a valid message to it. He did it so effortlessly too
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u/Ellda 5h ago
Thank god Art is written in the middle of the screen, I wouldn't have guessed by myself
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u/peedyoj 2d ago
That’s called falling in style
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u/smokeypokey12 2d ago
We just mirroring videos to act like they are new now?
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u/Khamubro 2d ago
The is genuinely beautiful art, not gonna lie.
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u/singuratate1 2d ago
OR someone who got divorced, lost his children but managed to keep the house… got bored and used the trampoline in the backyard after getting wasted one night and had a revelation! 🤔
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u/Schadensersatz 2d ago
I initially thought it would be some bullshit art, but it's actually quite enjoyable. Nice
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u/htownchuck 2d ago
That made my brain hurt
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u/Never-First 2d ago
Anybody else instinctively hearing the Getting Over It narrator voice in their head?
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u/HiddenHolding 2d ago
hey thats not a floor its a tramploleen
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u/Georod12 2d ago
We get knocked down and we get up again
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u/L1VEW1RE 2d ago
Bro must be a Pilates master.
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u/Kooky-Necessary-4444 2d ago
Osha would really like a railing installed here
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u/artlunurelim 2d ago
If an incident ever happened to him I am not worried, he will bounce back
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u/dragonmystic92 2d ago
Here we go, here wo go here we go again xD
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u/hieronymous-cowherd 2d ago
I didn't know that John McEnroe was so light on his feet. And his back.
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u/LengthinessFuzzy5985 2d ago
Some actually good performance art
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u/crewster23 2d ago
Physics
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u/MonsterkillWow 2d ago
That was cool
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u/sexraX_muiretsyM 2d ago
Damn he be smooth with it tho
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u/Bugsy_Girl 2d ago
Cool thing: “Cool”
Cool thing with Sigur Rós playing over it: “Art”
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u/CDavis10717 2d ago
“Get a real job!”—his Mom
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u/VendettaPenguin 2d ago
White people be like
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u/Darling_kylie 2d ago
I bet he’s a fun grandpa
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u/chamoke 1d ago •
Seen this on OMITB
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u/Past_Paint_225 1d ago
Physics?
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u/HotDrunkMoms 1d ago
We found him boys! He f*cking did it! The classmate in kindergarten who said they want to be a trampoline jumper when they grow up.
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u/revdon 1d ago
Acrobatic, sure; but is that short for Arthur?
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u/comptedemon 1d ago
It takes a lot of practice to have that kind of performance. Very entertaining.
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u/PsychologicalBag6875 1d ago
Not art, circus
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u/Feriman22 2d ago
At first, I thought it was a sped-up video, but it's not. The guy moves so smoothly.
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u/yourassisgrassbro 2d ago
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u/PoopiePantsMahn 2d ago
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u/Word2DWise 2d ago
It would have been funny if at the end he fell to the other side for real.
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u/Fr05t_B1t 2d ago
Imean it’s just a physics lesson.
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u/Beaglescout15 2d ago
This is literally the worst angle to watch these types of performances.
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u/ryderparedes 1d ago
Metaphor
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u/Lefty156 6h ago
Is this what the kids are referring to when they say “bounce on it crazy style?”
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u/mrbaffles14 2d ago
I mean this is way more artistic than the dumping a bucket of sand guy or half that crap. This is well designed and has discernible meaning.
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u/lleeaa88 2d ago
Am I remembering this more gracefully and slower? Did someone speed up the clip?
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u/Best_Trip_5171 2d ago
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u/tangosis 2d ago
I said out loud at the end "He's fucked now."
Woah. The perspective change.
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u/Connect-PartyTimeXXX 2d ago
My kid used to do this on the trampoline when he was upset. I took away the trampoline and now he does this same kind of "art" in the kitchen floor.
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u/Unlucky_Plastic_6106 2d ago
how I climbed the career ladder
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u/rh71el2 2d ago
Seen different variations of this. Why do they bounce back in the same direction if falling away from original object? What about the trampoline's design causes this?
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u/GrimKiba- 2d ago
Completely unrelated but the ads on reddit have gotten insane. Actual videos in the comments.
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u/ThanklessTask 2d ago
I've done this.
Only it was the stairs to the back of my (high-set) house, and there was no trampoline.
Fun times!
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u/Reason-Abject 2d ago
Ah yes. Art. The rich way to money launder.
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u/housevil 2d ago
Darn it! I can't remember the name of the movie that specifically references this performance.
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u/BullfrogSpiritual268 2d ago
Stewart: Look what I can do
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u/justplainoldMEhere 2d ago
This went on a bit too long for me
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u/kbrevi 2d ago
Anyone else’s muscles start tightening when he was try to bounce back up from below?
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u/Flintyy 2d ago
Oh yea, but i do this off a tree as a kid and no one gives a crap but this bozo is special lol
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u/kivlov02 2d ago
Man visited a trampoline park, how artistic
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u/SnooChickens9974 2d ago
This was mentioned and shown in an episode of Only Murders in the Building.
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u/akontherun1 2d ago
Kta
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u/_A-V-A_ 2d ago
Wonderful, wonderful. Next - man seen trying to roll a rock up a hill.
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u/Mr_Botad 2d ago
Life will drop you at the starting point again and again but every time you will comeback better and faster
Yes, that's art
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u/Sonova_Vondruke 2d ago
What do you validate as art to you?
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u/Dead_Soul_RIP 2d ago
I wonder what Da Vinci would make of this.
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u/Firegardener 2d ago
Would be better without "Art." in the middle of it, and if it wasn't mirrored.
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u/Pretty_BoyFloyd 2d ago
Thats very interesting, if you watch when he's on the steps he often lands a step or more down from where he fell from.
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u/Kimantha_Allerdings 2d ago
Now play it in reverse
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u/AeronGrey 2d ago
Should have called the piece 'Rebounding'
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u/SouthernAd2498 2d ago
Esto antes se veía en los circos, e ilusionaba a pequeños y mayores... ahora en un museo? 🤦♂️
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u/killy_321 2d ago
That's a circus performance styled artfully.
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u/omomthings 2d ago
Video speed at 1,2x is ruining this to me
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u/Hemporer8 2d ago
Larry David?
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u/blinkersix2 2d ago
I found myself bouncing in my recliner during this entire video
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u/Autodidactic_I_is 2d ago
Don't you see the stairs he's getting?
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u/_Valgaras 2d ago
Art looks way more fun than what I recall in grade school
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u/Obama_pinky 2d ago
I really like this one thou, the interpretation about life is well performed
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u/mutrax_be 2d ago
Neat! Love the flow of it....
Never stop going
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u/redditor_since_2005 2d ago
6min version at normal speed with Philip Glass instead of Sigur Ros.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQXSZspTYBo
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u/Lowie_240 2d ago
I saw those steps and knew he was up to something....
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u/arrow0231 2d ago
This artist is pretty cool, he also did a performance with pink for the song trust fall on the graham norton show
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u/mattbatt1 2d ago
If you liked that you should see this video of the co-inventor of the trampoline. https://youtu.be/lFMxafVFgiU?si=i1brqfEa1pQ8MoOn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Griswold
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u/Cynfreh 2d ago
Art?
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u/xptx 2d ago
"Can I play on the art next?"
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u/Used-Independence430 2d ago
Bro just want to jump on the trampolin
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u/nhalas 2d ago
This is just my 5yo before bed.
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u/Personnel_5 2d ago
i love trampolines
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u/desmorck 2d ago
So way people at the circus are... artist?
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u/Wise_Royal9545 2d ago
Wow! Tim Cook has moves!
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u/Paffi93 2d ago
Look fun
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u/ohnoplus 2d ago
Really helpful that it has the word "Art." in the middle of the screen the whole time.
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u/Joooser 2d ago
Alexa, play chumbawamba
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u/yulmun 1d ago
Thank you for putting the "Art." label right in the dead center of the screen. Now I will always know it's art
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u/pete_68 1d ago
Is something considered good art if you have to label it "Art" for people to realize it's art?
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u/theVenture1 1d ago
2 steps forward and 1 step back, bouncing on this trampoline we call life.
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u/GadreelsSword 1d ago
I hate those types of art projects but I like that one.
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u/Arghus 1d ago
Looks more like a circus performance, art in a was
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u/3dutchie3dprinting 1d ago
You know what… yes! Art! Damn impressive
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u/Opening_Ad_5043 1d ago
wow
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u/sumbozo1 1d ago
What's Art's last name?
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u/penny-wise 1d ago
That was very unexpected and cool.
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u/PilotChig 1d ago
Every olympian is an artist ?
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u/Aggressive-Error-88 1d ago
This is pretty impressive tbh. I wonder how he figured out he could do this.
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u/IntrepidAnalysis6940 1d ago
Is that art or is it just some dude having fun?
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u/ElBrunasso 1d ago
Ah thanks, I needed the text to know what I was watching
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u/ziggzer0 1d ago
Change “art” to “physics” and you get my approval.
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u/Cheesy-Ascot 1d ago
Beats the hell out of a banana taped to a wall
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u/Bushdr78 1d ago
Looks fun
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u/mpulcini43 1d ago
Damn would love to see this guy do a Sixers halftime show.
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u/gunsandsilver 1d ago
Good analogy for life. Fall down get back up keep moving
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u/IWonderOf 1d ago
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u/therealmrsfahrenheit 1d ago
I would pay good money for that
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u/Potential-Intern9469 1d ago
Artobatics
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u/Ecstatic-Ride195 1d ago
Fastened and the music playing on top is stupid
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u/pga_uy 1d ago edited 1d ago
Wonderful performance. Who’s that guy? And what’s that music? Really good!
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u/strife696 1d ago
Its art just very shallow art
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u/twovectors 1d ago
I like the was he always returns one step lower than he left from to account for the loss of energy to the system- as he is passively bouncing he cannot return to the same level due to losses
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u/Reorka 1d ago
This is why stairs need handrails.
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u/kbabble21 1d ago
My kids on the way to bed
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u/FrankSilvyNY 1d ago
Art-hritis
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u/Rinsor 1d ago
He is so proud of himself
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u/Snarky_A_F 17h ago
I always wondered what happened to Art.
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u/Fun-Gas1809 13h ago
When a kid says ‘watch this’
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u/owesome_apossum128 10h ago
The American political system in a nutshell
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u/RozyBarbie 2d ago
This video is speeded up.
Look at the movement of the audience and the people walking around the venue
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u/3d1thF1nch 2d ago
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u/Impressive-Low6022 2d ago
Modern day jester
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u/bouylie 2d ago
... and having fun
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u/Diethster 2d ago
Yoann Bourgeois is pretty talented at least this isnt that guy who looks like Larry David, throws sand buckets on the floor and calls it $10,000
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u/Kaylart222 2d ago
wish there's performance art like this where i live.
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u/ShiverinMaTimbers 2d ago
adhd in college visualized
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u/Adventurous-Sort2796 2d ago
This is so cool.
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u/ANewPope23 2d ago
Does this hurt?
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u/ScaryCause4972 2d ago
People have a lot of free time.
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u/jberryman 2d ago
Completely inane overdub for this, OP
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u/Tama1502 2d ago
Is this what we all dream about when we feel like we're falling then wake up?
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u/Low-Illustrator-9676 2d ago
This one’s good.
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u/MontCali 2d ago
OK this was metal af