Big fan of this video, watching it got me back into yoyos.
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Such an awesome crew…
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The Sense crew is so awesome. Seeing you link that video reminded me of the Sense x Wild Mist Forest video. The cinematography on display in this video is so good. The way they splice together a single combo from two different locations of having done it, plus the way all the shots are framed. And the soundtrack really feels like it elevates this to being a bit more artistic/contemplated.
Also unrelated but Unprld has been on a roll with crazy videos for a while now, the videos for the Hash were so good. But I think this is my favorite of the recent videos from them.
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Well bc you mentioned them I might as well I’ll post the hash vids here bc they’re both really good.
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this definitely doesn’t have the views it deserves
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i love this video, shows how some people can show the flaws in certain rules 
anyways, love the ending of this one
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2A players have truly mastered yoyoing as a performance art
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I was thinking about posting that one! A truly well-made documentary.
Other documentaries worth sharing…
As far as freestyle-esque videos:
hands down my favorite - so chill
(Anytime Evan casually throws is enjoyable, but for less casual this is hard to beat)
5A Performance - he looks so comfortable
Other:
Dylan has too much good content to choose from
Don’t even get me started on trick tutorials or reviews. I could post so many more, but I’m done.
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Yeah, in their videos, clips and edits they truly show that they don’t just want to showcase their throws and tricks but that there’s an overarching artistic vision behind it all…
And also yeah, Daniel Kim has such a nice and chill but yet pretty technical flow. I especially like that there always seems to be some unexpected slack popping up out of nowhere in his tricks 
(To be seen pretty nicely in the second video @GTDropKnot posted above 
)
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