Yess, this video is so dope!

@ceruleanmemoir

6 жыл бұрын

Kuma Films Just like yours. I always watch yours too. GG content

@TimoKanal

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome to see you guys here!

Awesome! That's some crazy dexterity. Don't think I could do that even if real life was slow motion.

The slow Mo guys is cool, but this is art. Really enjoyed that thank you!

Loved that downward scoop catch at 0:54 :D Sick video :D

Perfect example that with some talent and tons of practice you can excel. Totally showing this to my kids to teach about practice.

Love it! The part with the walls was amazing! 👌🏻

this is sick amazing quality much love

First things first: cool song. Your videos have constantly been elevating the artists’ talent, I love this old montage, never stop man.

@BeyondSlowMotion

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude. :) Stoked I get to work with such amazing people.

I love all your stuff!

Wow! I've heard of your channel thru Gizmo slip but I've never been able to find it.. Time for a binge watch! This is awesome! Keep up the great work!

@BeyondSlowMotion

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! Hope you enjoy. :)

Awesome video!

Heyy, its awesome to see you again. I'm always pretty excited when there is a new video on your channel! Whenever I see one of your videos or other slow motion footage i wonder if it was possible to host it somewhere else too because the youtube video compression is really annoying sometimes... Awesome video as always btw ^^ keep it up

@BeyondSlowMotion

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! And good question. The only place that compares to KZread in streaming quality is Vimeo and the challenge with Vimeo is that they do not give any reasonable way to maintain an audience from video to video. You're pretty much at the mercy of the staff picks. Facebook and Instagram are way worse than YT quality wise and are the only other platforms that have anything close to the userbase KZread does. If I launch these videos outside of KZread or Facebook, I all but guarantee a much smaller viewership for the video. I haven't talked a lot about production costs, but my videos average about $4,000 per video out of pocket to produce and my most expensive projects have swung higher than $50k for individual videos. (Can't elaborate which ones.) So solid viewership in the past has been kind of essential to breaking even financially while creating these videos. I may one day offer downloadable versions for a Patreon or similar, but there are legal issues to consider with music licensing that keeps anything outside of streaming for some projects as exhorbitantly expensive. Hell even just licensing good music for KZread can be expensive. I've spent in upwards of $2,000 in the past on an individual song license for a sponsored spot and that technically only gave me a year of use. Part of why I am such a big fan of Artlist. One of the few places that have reasonable licensing terms for KZreadrs and ALSO have good enough music that I can find inspiring stuff on. (I also am starting to talk with independent musician's about some interesting collaborations) Haha All that to say, unfortunately my videos are in a niche that bridges the gap between quality production and the fast consumption of social media. A lot of odd challenges to consider that most KZreadrs don't have to deal with. I may consider Vimeo at some point, but KZread has kinda stayed home for my content for a lot of reasons.

@MrBadBall

6 жыл бұрын

Wow! first of all: Thank you for this really detailed reply! I can totally see the problem with the viewers, but what if you just uploaded the video to vimeo too and put a link to it in the description? It wouldn't even necessarily need any music (outside of youtube if its just for the video quality) if there are any legal problems with that. I'm really amazed by your dedication towards your videos and I love every single video of yours since you offer quality ofer quantity. It's simply totally worth the waiting every single time. Also you should totally put up a patreon page! I think there are some people out there who are more than willing to support you that way! Thanks again for your long reply!

This was so beautiful

Awesome man!!!

Amazing!

I flipped a spoon once.

@BeyondSlowMotion

6 жыл бұрын

I balanced a fork on my finger once. I feel like we need to share our skills with the world.

@DallenRex

6 жыл бұрын

I'm down. We could set tables for the leaders of the free world, maybe go on tour.

@donniejep5745

5 жыл бұрын

There is no spoon

Love it ❤

SUPERB VIDEO APPRECIATED U R HARD WORK LOVE ❤️U. CLASSY MAN HVE NO WORDS 😶 ❤️. KEEP GOING 😍

What a beautiful city

Just curious where was this filmed at?

Yeeeeeeeeeeeees

2:57 Hoooly shit, that scene is mesmerizing!

Well, this just shows us that talent can be in everything and everyone; all you need to do is try until you discover what you excel at 👍🏻

@ninjafruitchilled

6 жыл бұрын

GalatasticGaming I don't think it is a matter of "discovering". It is a matter of practicing an absolute shittonne. What you need to discover is something that you enjoy enough to practice that much.

So what is the reason that it took 3 years? I am curious!

World champ

Yooooohooooo

How many hours have these people trained with this toy?

Look Good

holy shit

👍👍👍👍👍

cool

Noice

Man I wish I still had my kendamas...

@BeyondSlowMotion

6 жыл бұрын

$20 will get you a pretty reasonable Kendama from most companies! ;)

60fps would be apreciate

I swear this looks just like Portland. Like the same MAX line and that fountain looks like one right outside of PSU

@BeyondSlowMotion

6 жыл бұрын

It is Portland! :) Good eye.

@sethanderson9393

6 жыл бұрын

Recognized the Moda Center around the 3 minute mark, looking toward the Steel Bridge.

❤ 👍 👍 👍 👍 ❤ ❤ 😘 😍 😍 😘 😘 😍 😍

Hey would you look at that more BeyondSloMo vids!

@BeyondSlowMotion

6 жыл бұрын

Yessir! Sorry for my crazy delay in releases. I'll talk more about that in another video sometime.

@shs5631

6 жыл бұрын

BeyondSlowMotion No problem! Just glad to see some videos!

Lmfao

I m russian

Я русский

Who else is here? :D

as skillful as they are. this is not something that looks cool even in slow motion. well at least for me

so this is a homeless pass time then?

yay a nerdy toy from the 1940's guess its better then a fidget spinner

Of course they catch it easily with hole like that.

Great montage, but not even the best editors can make this thing look interesting

Anyone else bored of this hipster shit?