Favourite YouTube Videos

  On 11/25/2024 at 10:55 PM, Nebraska said:

 

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Drum break material 

some bri'ish humor here, unexpectedly, but importantly, 90s cars like sierra, rover, astra, merc, ...

tune to 22:16, you'll know it when you hear it

Also this stupid ass video that I have no business finding so funny

apparently it’s from the JCW league (Juggalo Championship Wrestling) which completely makes sense. WOOP WOOP

Ensure you have banana-proofed the premises before the Minister’s arrival Agent Bergstrom

.......... No Sony..... loved you.... loved you long time...... but.... It's about.................... A NEW PROPER WIPEOUT OR DESTRUCTION DERBY OR TWISTED METAL GODDAMMMMMNIT WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH THESE COMPANIES?!!!!! SAME WITH ELECTRONIC ARTS WHERE'S A PROPER NEW COMMAND AND CONQUER OR ROAD RASH OR STRIKE?!!!!!!! URRRRRRGGGGHHHHH!!!!

PHEW!!!!.......... sigh, sorry, had to get that out..... carry on then....

  On 12/4/2024 at 4:59 PM, Milwaukeeeee said:

 

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that 76 yr old techno musician is from a mockumentary.. it's fake. still fun.. but not real. 

"Bunji Kasai, a 77-year-old from rural Japan, has become an unlikely sensation in the world of electronic music. After decades of farming, he discovered his passion for techno by experimenting with his grandson’s synthesizer, creating innovative sounds that earned him admiration and dreams of collaborating with renowned artists like Squarepusher, Derrick May or Aphex Twin. His story has inspired many, proving that creativity and reinvention have no age limit. Though Kasai is sadly a fictional character from the mockumentary R65 The Silver Generation, his journey remains a poignant and motivational tale of possibility and vitality in later life.

  On 12/4/2024 at 5:09 PM, ignatius said:

 

that 76 yr old techno musician is from a mockumentary.. it's fake. still fun.. but not real. 

"Bunji Kasai, a 77-year-old from rural Japan, has become an unlikely sensation in the world of electronic music. After decades of farming, he discovered his passion for techno by experimenting with his grandson’s synthesizer, creating innovative sounds that earned him admiration and dreams of collaborating with renowned artists like Squarepusher, Derrick May or Aphex Twin. His story has inspired many, proving that creativity and reinvention have no age limit. Though Kasai is sadly a fictional character from the mockumentary R65 The Silver Generation, his journey remains a poignant and motivational tale of possibility and vitality in later life.

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If he wearing an AFX t-shirt while harvesting potatoes it ain't fake