Tutorial Series

Yo-Yo Videos
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Thanks!

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bumparoni and cheese!

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no way that’s my favorite type of sand which you too?!?!?!?

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YEAH!!!
NO WAY!!!

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yeah i found someone that likes the same sandwhich as me ! :o

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No way!
Who is it?

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I don’t know hmmm let’s think on this a little bit…

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hahahahaa oh, children lmao

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Hey you gotta have some fun

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Very true…Who U caallin childlike, foo?

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lol you bro, it made me laugh, i remember being that young. foo

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haha. I’m enjoying my youth while it’s plentiful!

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yeah do that, cause growing up sucks man. lol

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How I put it growing old is mandatory growing up is optional

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this explains a lot about my life right there

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hehe, I’ll always be a child at heart too. ;D

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Same being old and grumpy isn’t my thing

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If you’re going to do tutorials, you should:
-Be able to show us the trick with in the first minute (if not 30 seconds). We didn’t see Ventibulation until almost 2 and a half minutes into the video.
-Not mess up. How are we supposed to know what string hit/catch/etc. we’re supposed to do if you don’t? If you mess up, don’t just keep trying until you get it. Clip that out and start over. Mistakes are confusing.
-Keep it less than 3 minutes. Especially for picture tricks.
-Rehearse a bit. “Whip it like this over this and onto this” doesn’t help at all and is just confusing.
-Not tell us the history of the trick/who requested it/other pointless information. All it does it waste time and clutter up your video. Save that info for the description.
-Keep the shot focused on the trick. In Happy Place, you only saw the first half of the trick.

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Good tips

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thanks, I’ll try to improve on those things!