You forgot to mention how he grew up delivering tofu for his father on the mountain pass and how his father taught him to improve his technique by putting a cup of water and telling him not to spill it.

@thisisachannelokayy8200

5 ай бұрын

familiar reference 🤔

@m.sakiryldrm6728

5 ай бұрын

I really dont know, is that real? Or just a small joke for the initial d?

@salv5203

5 ай бұрын

​@m.sakiryldrm6728 lol its a joke. He tried to demo it once and its very near impossible 😂

@CamaroAmx

5 ай бұрын

In real life, if he took the turn like a road racer he would make it down the mountain faster. Drifting is the slowest way around a corner.

@KitIsLit

5 ай бұрын

@@CamaroAmx so the slowest way around the corner is going slow and the slowest way is going fast and geting the grip to accelerate hmmmm

As a child growing up and watching INITIAL D and following Keiichi was an awesome thing.. Long live the Drift King.

@spyker_aileron

10 ай бұрын

damn... you really gonna make me go watch it again. :)

@RoyMillier

10 ай бұрын

where i watch it (stage 2)

@astroidroach1873

9 ай бұрын

Glad someone said it 👍🏽

@Spartin500

9 ай бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking

@haadihassan7922

9 ай бұрын

I've started watching it again. our generation was something else, really,

imagine how crazy it was to see the first intentional drift

@adeelm9028

4 ай бұрын

Just remember how you saw it the first time, lol

@IvanTutto

Ай бұрын

Keiichi is not a criminal? The text on the video is really wrong

@dankmoon949

Ай бұрын

​@@IvanTutto dude he was a street racer that's not legal lmao

@IvanTutto

Ай бұрын

@@dankmoon949 not legal doesn't means a criminal LMAO you need to study a lot

@dankmoon949

Ай бұрын

@@IvanTutto didn't realize all of those underground drug/war lords running criminal operations weren't actually criminals my bad they weren't caught yet so they don't exist in all honesty tho if you engage in criminal activity you're a criminal it doesn't matter if you were caught or not

To be honest, I’d never stop listening to these kinds of stories and documentaries. They’re very interesting to watch. Thanks for making this happen, Squidd.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Can’t do it without you watching, so thank you!

@syntheovaldy5173

Ай бұрын

fr, I just discovered the channel and subbed

R.I.P. Kunimitsu Takahashi. Thanks for inspiring such a Legend.

@TheOuroborosCycle

6 ай бұрын

this comment deserves to have more likes tbh

@lancerfrom2007

5 ай бұрын

Race in Peace, king. You never had a proper crown, but you built your own, the hachi-roku.

@giorgimoisov740

4 ай бұрын

​@@lancerfrom2007 hachi roku.

2nd place at Le Mans especially during those years is seriously impressive when you realize finishing the race itself is considered an accomplishment as most cars never cross the finish line at Le Mans. Just goes to show how good the Drift King really was.

@Shadowboost

Жыл бұрын

Not to mention they should have won. Just bad luck getting the puncture

@boyinpyjamas

10 ай бұрын

@@Shadowboost bad luck ? and what about other guys who didn't finish, they had good luck ? bruh its more like good luck thats all it was, you cant have such excuse in a race like that.

@xFlared

10 ай бұрын

@@boyinpyjamas It's an endurance race not a skill race. Majority of contribution to a result is from engineering topped with discipline from the drivers to hold back driving aggression and laying a long term strategy.

@fourstarshit

7 ай бұрын

@@boyinpyjamasits RELATIVE bad luck

@batmanbillions

2 ай бұрын

The car that went flying carshing, was that gt academy gamer lad? jann mardenborough

The most influential person in the car and racing culture for me is Keiichi Tsuchiya. Since the late 90’s I’d buy Option videos and magazines in a Japanese supermarket called Yohan (Mitsuwa Today) to go home and analyze the technique and style in the Jdm car culture. Since then I’ve met him in Tokyo auto salons and racing events in Japan, along with Manabu Orido and Nobuteru Taniguchi. They’re all still involved in the car scene today also involved in development for car manufacturers and tire manufacturers. Giving enthusiast like me pointers and suggestions. I can’t be thankful enough for their passion and contribution.

Bruh wasnt racing he just passing racers while delivering tofu with a cup of water

This guy has the ability to make a boring story sound like an epic

@norwitch8649

Жыл бұрын

and soo Interersting 🙌🙌👍👍

@williamschafer4948

Жыл бұрын

Lmao that’s the art of KZread my friend, seems like you gotta be a good storyteller to have a good channel

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

@@williamschafer4948 I think that's the art of all motion video mediums. You have to appreciate that someone is choosing to spend time watching what you make, so you better make it worth it to them. A huge part of it is respect for the viewer.

@aggrontube2345

Жыл бұрын

yeah but this wasnt a boring story

@elios7623

Жыл бұрын

@@the.squidd based

Keiichi Tsuchiya!!! The man who started it all! Thanks to him there’s this whole culture in our automotive community!

@blakelip3

Жыл бұрын

Well tbh Tsuchiya didn’t start it he learned the art from someone else

@blakelip3

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/mImLxpOsj5ytqJM.html

@mayuravirus6134

Жыл бұрын

Much like vtuber the one popularized it is not the 1st one the 1st one that did it was Kunimitsu Takahashi he was a motorcycle racer turned driver sadly died of old age

@i8i03muhammadfarizb7

Жыл бұрын

@@mayuravirus6134 you're right the first Vtuber wasnt Kizuna Ai, but who popularized Vtuber was Kizuna Ai and she STARTED the Vtuber thing back then "Vtuber" term wasnt a thing until Kizuna Ai, Keiichi Tsuhciya is Kizuna Ai of Drifting, he wasnt the first to do it but he STARTED DRIFTING by popularized it. Like Vtuber, back when kunimitsu did it, the term "Drift" wasnt a thing, it was just his another driving technique to overcome oversteering because of the bad tires of the time, Tsuchiya on the other hand perfected the technique and make it more entertaining to watch with the handbrake technique, unlike kunimitsu who was just using the car momentum and speed to slide. FD is just a replica of D1, Gymkhana was ken's version of Pluspy, if he didnt start "Ikaten" D1 wont be born and FD wont exist therefore there wont be DRIFTING. it safe to say that he STARTED drifting.

@Carlos.Rivera

Жыл бұрын

And now some cars are overpriced for that matter...

"You need a vehicle you can trust, one that does what it's told and communicates back to the driver with solid inputs and delicate handling." This is exactly how I feel about my Honda S2000 and could not put it in words. Amazing story and great narrating. I think i''ll take my S2000 out for a drive and test my novice skills as I polish off my drifting skills in the open backroads.

@hahahahihihi1403

8 күн бұрын

s2000 will do anything but go sideways. wouldnt try it if i was you tbh its more likely to flip over than slide sidways

@DonBMW

8 күн бұрын

@@hahahahihihi1403 You kidding. It goes sideways amazingly. Especially AP1.

@hahahahihihi1403

7 күн бұрын

@@DonBMW no way

@hahahahihihi1403

7 күн бұрын

@@DonBMW do u have videos? i would love to see it maybe i just couldnt do it

@RotaryPoweredRX

7 күн бұрын

​@DonBMW id imagine drifting an s2000 on dry roads could be tricky

Recently I discovered this channel, and I've been binging since. This man's storytelling is unparalleled, haven't felt hype like this in a while. Almost shed a tear during the end, just stunning. Brilliant job covering car history and making it so damn interesting

@the.squidd

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for checking us out!

@E.h.a.n

10 ай бұрын

@@the.squidd no problem :)

You. Are. A. Storytelling. God. This is what the automotive journalism industry desperately needs. True spiritual successor to Jeremy Clarkson & Co

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

I still have so much to learn and develop, only getting started here.

@drkilledbydeath87

Жыл бұрын

​@@the.squiddcan't wait to see where you go! Gonna be here with ya every step of the way. Can't get enough of your vids my dude!

@DR1V3R117

Жыл бұрын

Like me,my eyes lazy to read,but my ears love to listen.

@K5hK

Жыл бұрын

Agree..

@emeraldbonsai

8 ай бұрын

Not sure if I’d story telling god. But it’s good heavily influenced by speed running videos it seems though

I met him at an event a few months ago in Hiroshima. He's much older now, but he's still got it.

@jboyhd8544

9 ай бұрын

I think the anime initial d was based off this guy

@Josh72769

9 ай бұрын

@@jboyhd8544 IT IS LITERALLY. if he didnt exist then uhh yeah....

@KevLP

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@Josh72769 without Keiichi the AE86 (especially the Trueno) would not be famous at all. And I think if it wasnt for him and the AE86, drifting most likely wouldn’t be famous too. This Guy left a huge impact on Motorsport and the Car Scene in general.

Imagine how fun it was to watch this man drift around people when no one else knew how or wut it was

I was glued to every second of that video. Thanks for sharing, awesome!

This was a magnificent tribute to the legend! I appreciate you giving Kunimitsu Takahashi his accolades as well. This channel is the bee's knees.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

@tomasrafael5444

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like Phil Hartman on the 86 commercial

Another "THE SQUIDD" W as per usual. Whenever I talk to people about passion, dedication, and love for a hobby, you're the first person I give as an example. Keep it up man! Love the content

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Cody, that means a lot. My goal from the start was to at least encourage a few others to have a spark of passion for these people and machines that mean so much to me.

@Jay-jb2vr

Жыл бұрын

*3Dbotmaker would like a word with you*

@averyscott284

11 ай бұрын

@@Jay-jb2vr Ik I'm late but I'd love to see that collab.

truly beautiful. had me in tears man

Love this video so much. It really shows the whole history of Keiichi Tsuchiya and how drifting came to be. If there is one reason why I love cars and drifting it is because of this man right here. Tokyo Drift really solidified it for me and seeing him in that movie just wanted me to indulge deeper into the culture and be apart of it even in our current time when such activities are not as prevalent anymore

As someone that is dangerously obsessed with learning how to slide right now, this video is a godsend.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Good luck! Drifting is just about the most fun I've ever had with a car. I hope to one day have a garage to build another drift car.

@thejoshuaarzu3159

Жыл бұрын

@@the.squidd Thanks man. Hope you get that garage!

@NSG-kc6zl

Жыл бұрын

If you’re struggling remember that pedal input is more important than steering, gas for more angle and brake for more grip

@thejoshuaarzu3159

Жыл бұрын

@@NSG-kc6zl appreciate the tip man. I will definitely try to keep it in mind

@Shadowboost

Жыл бұрын

You can learn all about it from Drift Bible

On that last part you almost bring me to tears. All JDM fans should know that this man had an imensurable part on why you love thos cars and its culture. From car manufacturers to the fast and furious producers, all of them was influenced by this man, and so was us. Thank you for that video and God bless you and Keiichi Tsuchiya, the true and only Drift King.

@lilAckerman

Жыл бұрын

Bruh I was getting choked up fr st the beginning & end 😅🤣😂😭

Thanks for that Drift history lesson, really enjoyed it. Keep up the great work.

20 minutes of goosebumps. This is by far the best KT documentary I have ever seen.

your channel is among the very few channels that I genuinely love and I can sit through even hour or 2 hour-long videos... it is really informative and presented in a well-mannered way and it is never boring to watch these documentaries!

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

I do have ideas for really long docs, would love to see how the audience likes hearing a 1-hour long Group B documentary or something like that.

@whiskeymcmoonshine8646

Жыл бұрын

​​@@the.squidd I would love to hear you talk about past racing series and the untold story lines of them, the different eras of racing as a hole are very intersting and to get an hour long vid with your level of detals and commentary would be an absolute dream.

@rouguedissidia

Жыл бұрын

I think we'd all love that! There's so many brackets to choose from even just from group B alone you could even make a deep dive in parts and I'm sure all of us would love it!

@pizza.doctor

Жыл бұрын

@@the.squidd let's goooo I'm all for a group B doc

@gregoryfrassetti1276

Жыл бұрын

Funny how I’m a car nut but not a racing fan but if you were to tell it I’d sit like a giddy kindergartener 😅

Keiichi Tsuchiya. The Drift King. Inspiration for many and a legend forever. Thank you so much for this video. It’s amazing to see the progress from your start to now. Nothing but continued success for you and yours. Btw I hope I get that AE86. Probably won’t but at least I could support a little

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

If you do, I wanna come drive it.

@AflacDuck420

Жыл бұрын

@@the.squidd sure thing brother. Godspeed

actually one of the best videos about keichi and drifting history in general out there :)

For me, he is one of if not the greatest driver. I love motor racing since I know myself. I watched and saw a lot of great drivers, but Keiichi-san is unique. His driving style that doesn't rely on horsepower, but full knowledge of your car, is what inspires me. An average driver can win in a rocket ship of a car, but a true legend can win in a car that is worse than the others.

You know you're a legend when an entire anime is based on you and there's a dedicated song that reminds everyone the deeds you did!

@handa6656

3 ай бұрын

What is the song name?

@1.618_Murphy

3 ай бұрын

@@handa6656 Deja Vu by Dave Rodgers

It's amazing that a channel that's only like 6 months old can produce content that rivals Hagerty. Seriously every single video is expertly produced with a wonderfully captivating story. Thank you so much for what you do squidd.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

This is a skill I've practiced for 20 years making content for other people / brands, etc. This is just the first time I've done it for myself. I appreciate the love, just wanna let everyone know this isn't some natural talent, all good art comes from dedicated practice!

@Poorschedriver

Жыл бұрын

@@the.squidd The experience definitely shows, please keep at it! So good!

binged watched all your vids today, thanks for making such great content sir. more power to you and your team looking forward to your next.

And here we today accepting it as mainstream and to see how it all began the dream, the aspirations, the heartbreaks and how humble it all was. These guys are absolute legends.

wow amazing work as always, i didn't even know half of his achievements and still considered Dk Tsuchiya an absolute legend. You can never guess it by the way he acts and talks today, such a humble man, with an immeasurable love for driving. Thanks so much for all the content, every SQUIDD video is a gem.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot!

Always stoked to see a new THE SQUIDD video pop up. Absolutely one of the greatest auto related channels that exist!

This video is amazing, bro! Thanks a lot

@the.squidd

7 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Phenomenal retrospective! Thank you.

Finally, thank you for shedding a light on Takahashi Kunimitsu-san for the upcoming generation, much of these info were lost to language barriers in Best Motoring vol. 46. Give it a few years more maybe people will start appreciating the whole crew over at Dori-Ten. Tsuchiya-san started out with a GC10 hakosuka 2000GT sedan, according to best motoring vol.50 not long after vol.46. There's an episode on Carprime channel regarding all the cars he owned. He didn't just show up and dominate the freshman series within the span of his novice racing career, In fact, he was struggling to the point where he had to skip the late season of 1982. He initially approached Kurata Jidousya for a spot in the crew to work and save up for his engine rebuild to compete in the next season. Other than this, the other info seems to match the consistency.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Gah I kinda knew it wasn’t a gtr but was afraid to make a change to what I’d read

The only bad thing about this channel is that it doesnt have enough videos uploaded. But man, give this guy props for having the best narrative amongst all the automotive channels around. Thumbs up.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

I'm trying! These take a lot of work, and my day job is hard. Glad you like what little I have tho!

@isaacschoute4643

Жыл бұрын

​@THE SQUIDD Soon you won't need that day job.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

@@isaacschoute4643 I hope that's true!

The amount of work to put this together, coupled with captivating storytelling is astounding. What a masterpiece

@Cfchild1

6 ай бұрын

My sentiment exactly!

You, sir, are an amazing story teller. Thank you so much ❤

this is the best car channel IN THE WOOORLD !!!!! 2nd to old school top gear 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

🤘

Whoever watched initial d will understand a lot of this

I love going back and through all these beautifully made documentaries of the automotive world. These works are amazing!

@the.squidd

4 ай бұрын

I appreciate that friend. It's a real honor to feel like each video is important and lasts forever. Makes us really wanna get them right.

Crazy how a handful of cars, drivers and tuners can change your perception on cars for ever. I'm an absolute tuner nut no words can describe the nostalgia I get from these cars. ❤

Oh boy, am i in for a treat before my night shift today, thx man, keep up the good work

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Hope you have a good time at work tonight!

Awesome vid, thanks for highlighting him! ❤

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed!

Brillant video! What a legend Keiichi is!

This was amazing. Thank you. We need a movie!

Takumi!!!! Tsuchiya's story is one of my favorites, man is such a legend.

I grew u in the 80s. I loved fantasy and magic. I remember when I got a copy of Initial D, not subbed, the raw. I thought it was magic. To be able to control a car like that looked like magic to me. The series is my favorite of all time. I own the series on VHS and DVD. After that, I read the manga. Then learned about the legend that inspired my favorite anime/manga. This was in the days that the internet was young. I miss those days. When you actually found something, you treasured it. Great video! Reminds me of when I learned a love for cars.

@nonenone4618

6 ай бұрын

I also love Ken Block and I would think it would have been great to see both of them just hanging out for a day.

I was glued to the screen the entire way! I find myself getting lost in your videos each and every time you upload~ Love these so so much ❤️

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad! Thanks for taking time out of your day to watch!

I love the way you elevate already epic stories!

THIS DOCUMENTARY IS AWESOME!!! Great Job Brother.

i am so thankful that they mentioned and added scenes from Initial D to this movie. abselutely love it

I cry from joy everytime you post, you’re gonna easily be one of the best automotive journalist/documentary channels on youtube moving forward

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

I hope so!

Just to add informations. Keiichi Tsuchiya's first car was a Skyline C10 four door, not the GTR, but the C10. Back in Car Prime, he explained that his car was a silver or lavender colored C10 that customized to make it look like the one Kunimitsu Takahashi drove. In the 1977 Fuji Freshman Series, Tsuchiya was driving a B110 Sunny but in around 1981 or 1982, his sponsors, Racing Project Bandoh and Kurata Motors gabe him a KP61 Starlet. And then in 1983, Toyota released the AE86, Tsuchiya told his sponsors that he wanted to drive the 86 for the race. His sponsors at the time told him "If you win a race with 110 Sunny, i will buy you a Starlet. And if you win with the KP61, we'll let you race in the 86." In 1984, Tsuchiya was driving an AE86 bought by Racing Project Bandoh and Kurata Motors. The story in the 86 he drove was that they bought two crush AE86s and built it in one car. Tsuchiya said that in the race in that 86, the tread was off by 5-8 mm. Tsuchiya won 6 races in the 1984 season and his opponents deemed him as "Prize Money Thief". Tsuchiya actually got removed in the final race of the 1984 season due to him dominating the races. In 1989, CARBOY started their drifting competition called "Doricon GP" and then around the same time, Option Magazine started their own drift event too called "IKATEN". Tsuchiya was one the judges in the first Doricon GP and IKATEN. Sorry for the long comment 😅

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

I have since been corrected and I'm so bummed that I always find this stuff out AFTER I make the videos. But that's okay, I did my best, there's so much info online and in videos it can be really hard to verify.

@OatmealCreamPie

Жыл бұрын

​@@the.squidd If anything, it goes to show that you've garnered an passionate audience who genuinely cares about your content, loves it, and wants to see you get better and better with each video. I think that goes without saying, you've become a legend that will leave a lasting legacy, forever.

Damn I almost teared up lol. Great video. Beautifully documented and presented 👏👏👏

That was very good! That man is an absolute LEGEND!

These videos honestly deserve millions of views. Your voice overs and video editing choices are amazing.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you!

@mrfashionguy1

Жыл бұрын

@@the.squidd You're very welcome! I watched your video on the McLaren F1 after watching your video on the NSX and honestly time hasn't disappeared that fast watching youtube docs in a while.

With every single upload you bring me to tears, I don't know how you're doing it but keep doing it. Your videos are so good. Thank you again THE SQUIDD

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

20 years of daily practice my friend. I didn't get here without a lot of help from every creator I've ever worked with. Nothing comes easy! I hope you have a passion you persue too.

@jasminerichards5582

Жыл бұрын

​@@the.squidd I just looked over your portfolio, you're a seasoned GOD, it's a mere blessing that we're even here in the presence of your work, and for FREE...

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

@@jasminerichards5582 Storytelling should be free. History is meant to be shared and passed on to others, not just those who can afford it, but everyone.

Never thought I can get this emotional over a video while doing my homework at the same time.

From a driving crimminal who is despised to a world-top driver that inspire everyone, what a legend.

That was really dope to watch. Thanks for sharing that with us

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Brings a tear to my eye

loved the video man great stuff

Dori dori 🤩 one of the most legendary drivers in history! Absolute hero ❤

Another amazing video. I have a copy of his Drift Bible DVD along with a bunch of Option and Hot Version DVDs that feature KT. The man is skilled behind the wheel and humble af. Thank you for shining your beautiful, bright light on The King.

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

I grew up watching Drift Bible on repeat. Man taught me how to drift!

I must applaud you on your work ,your documentaries are literally the best I can find on KZread looking forward to the next. A good mix of information entertainment. Carry on like this and you will have Brad Danger coming to you for a job 😊. Keep doing what your doing there are many who really appreciate the work you are producing ❤

Respect. That's all I have for this channel after this.

This video is a masterpiece. Thank you.

this video made me smile all the way through! i love your content and can not wait to see more!

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Another masterclass by the man himself. Can't express how much these long videos are a treat to watch

Bro, I dunno about anyone else but if there was to be a Documentary on Ken Block I feel like It Has to Be you. Your attention to detail is second to none, the delivery and the ability to connect with the viewers is outstanding, every video ive watch of yours has had me feeling all sorts of emotions i never knew i had. Dont stop you are going places bro 100/10 best on youtube by far

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Maybe one day I'll make one, I have no intention of capitalizing on his passing though. He was a good dude, I have a lot of respect for him and would hate to ever be seen as making money on his tragedy.

@Suprastar77

Жыл бұрын

@@the.squidd i wouldnt see it as a money making grab, i would see it as being educated in the best way possible, just like each and every one of your videos so far. For me you are the voice of the car community now. Great power comes with great responsibility and your reply was very humbling, thank you for giving us such great content its a blessing.

This video is so good , please keep it up ❤

The Legendary Man Himself Keiichi Tsuchiya The Nature of going fast, for Excitement in humble way I knew it It's gonna be The Iconic Keiichi Tsuchiya & his car that trained the driver himself...AE86

I opened YT at midnight and came to see that a new SQUIDD video had been released. Without any hesitation I just put on my earplugs to watch this. Later I realized this is a epic story made by "literally" one of the best Auto channels out there. Period. From boring stuff to legendary art works. Peace !!!

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

@pavankumarbontha

Жыл бұрын

Actually the Title made me more intrigued than the video itself 😂🥰

This video is a simple work of art, perfect!

"dancing with horsepower" that phrase sent chill down my spine fr your video didn't even start and I'm already in love

The quality of your content is amazing mam!!!

Man I love this channel so much I'm actually dead as hell bro 💀💀💀youtube done give me no notifications for this one

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

Noti's rarely work. I need to start a Twitter or something to alert people.

You have such a good ability to tell stories. Congratulations!

This video is awesome. Thank you so much for that

@the.squidd

11 ай бұрын

Yw!

I been watching him since the 90s Such an inspiration

THE SQUIDD uploading peak car content again, you love to see it

I would watch a TV ad if you made it. Amazing, great job!! :D

Another great video. Thks.

These videos are getting better and better, today I got my licence after failing the practice exam twice (I get anxious easily) and after a while of being depressed, today I was happy. Keep it up, you're by far the best channel out there

@the.squidd

Жыл бұрын

I failed my first exam too! I'm happy for you, good job! Welcome to the world of motoring!

@rajuseth1683

Жыл бұрын

people who fail driving test are kick ass drivers license test are designed to make you drive like grandma People who know how make people turn dont need to give turn signals

BRO THANK YOU FOR BRINGING MORE LIGHT TO THE KINGS NAME 🙏🏽 THE GOAT

I’m so happy more and more petard discovering your channel! You deserve every new view and subscriber! 🎉❤

Amazing video man

The beautiful story of the Drift King amazing life brought a tear to my eye. Fricken great storytelling dude 😎👍

I remember watching his tutorial videos and then going on streets at night practicing clutch kick in my '94 E36. Great video, even better storytelling 👍

@the.squidd

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SAME

These Videos are amazing, some of the best production value on the platform and I'm glad you carved your own way from Ideal Media. I would love to see a vid by you on the fight between Ford and Holden in Australia, I think it would be very informative to many viewers as well as very interesting.

@the.squidd

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I absolutely wanna do more Aussie content!

Man i wonder what they called him back in college

Excited to watch that you covered Tsuchiya’s story. I’m amazed he went to Le Mans. That’s crazy.

Love this guy's story telling man

Very few have the skill to tell a story and that story to be a story (of course :D), a motivation, a lesson and legend, all in the same time. You have that skill and your stories are ones of the best i heard...ever. Domo arigato!

@the.squidd

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Daijoubu

Well Done, Thank You!!

This was awesome!

Excelente video as always my dude but when I read the title I thought it was a video about Richard Petty maybe next time ei

@the.squidd

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I'd definitely cover Petty!