Note: What you are about to watch should not be taken seriously in any way. However, if you do, I hope you make some awesome tricks from it.
- Ryan
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Hahahahaha
Cool
I had this exact same idea, only using reverse lateral caps. I never tried it, though, because I never got a compatible yoyo. Very cool though.
GYROSCOPIC FLOP.
Cool. I used Yoyofactory Z-Stacks for this video.
Iâm still having trouble comprehending this⌠Was that a Bad Rep?
Yes that is a RecRev BadRep. Essentially, I just put one Z-Stack on the bottom side so it can spin freely on the ground, and the other side has a simple hubstack.
I like! 
Thatâs awesome! Although, canât you just rip start on the ground instead of doing the strange hubstack pinch? And, why the spinning yoyo? It seems a lot easier to do with a dead one. And since the yoyo is always flat on the ground, you canât really get knots, can you? The string wonât slide under it⌠So if this was ever made into a competition, it would be mainly speed based. I think. Although for it to be made into a competition division, you need an original trick that applies to only this style. Anyway, thatâs awesome. Creativity oozes from your pores.
Edit: you can get knots. I just noticed the Green Triangle in your video.
You could do a hubstack pull from the ground, itâs just that itâs prone to more scratches, because the Z Stack is very close to the edge of the yoyo. However, youâre right! 
As for the yoyo spinning, I would think that would be trivial to do tricks with a dead yoyo, but I donât know. I guess you could do it without it spinning. AlthoughâŚthat seems less fun.
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Dude, I am impressed. I would never have thought of that. Up until the GT, I didnât realize it was spinning (I, no joke, thought you were using sorcery or something to get it to return to your hand; then I saw the hubstacks :D). Thatâs awesome!
Hilariously awesome