Hey guys,
this video is very interesting, very artistic… 
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no comments? :’(
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And very old. 
cool this was probably made by someone with alot of dedication.what yoyo is that. ;D 
m1 I think.
Oh man, all those poor metals being bounced around on concrete… hurts my heart
If I saw that in real life i think i would cry :’(
Isn’t that like really bad for your yoyo’s?
Ow, Ow ,ow.
That hurts haha.
if that is a m1 how much does it cost. are m1s good. i can not write much because i am on my dsi. well the internet of my dsi actually.
They costs $60, but I don’t see dings/ scratches on them. 
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Old? How do you know its old?
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If you watch it on vimeo, you’ll see that it was posted 9 months ago.
Jesus christ! Those poor metals.
lol lol
that video was interesting…
the video is from Colin Leland Co-Designer of the Original Project from One Drop YoYos.
If I recall about 30 M1s were used and most were unplayable he was inspired by a Sony add with bouncy balls.
Its a beautiful video.
I am glad that this video still gets attention.
The video was driven by one concept, to give life to a yoyo in an unexpected way. The way that each of us interface with the yoyo is through the string. I removed that element. The yoyos seemed to take on a life of their own, developing a personality through movement.
My favorite shot is at 2:20, look at the red and orange M1.
My friend Pancakes and I spent two days working on the video, and I’m glad you like it.
Colin
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Oh wow…im so glad they were unplayable…otherwise i might cry…alot…i was gonna buy an m1…but there discontinued now 