Little message for Joe. Being an innovator in an extremely high risk activity is the kind of thing that gains you virtual immortality - but not actual immortality. Loved that you stepped back from something that you were unsure about.

@theadoregoode9117

3 ай бұрын

Nah seriously, be careful bruh

@SevenGC89

3 ай бұрын

Agree! Always gotta be 100% sure about your own abilities, I love how the STORROR guys and others like Dom Tomato always preach not to egg someone on when they're about to do a gnarly run, they have to make sure they are mental and physically ready and also be aware enough to do what Joe did and step back if you're not 100% sure.

@incognitusmaximus2118

3 ай бұрын

This is probably less dangerous than skydiving or mountain climbing, provided you know what you are doing. Just don´t expect mouth to mouth resuscitation from random passerbys.

@jeffhampton7405

3 ай бұрын

@@incognitusmaximus2118This is wayyyy more dangerous than skydiving. Mountain climbing can be way more or way less dangerous depending on what you’re doing.

@everrunic8375

3 ай бұрын

I feel like joe has other friends who does that as well but now, he’s the lone survivor

Joe is Incredible. Really wanted him to win a Storror award. Hope he takes all the recovery time he needs.

@danielwesterlund1905

3 ай бұрын

You start giving Joe awards and before you know it he's winning all of them.

@Darkness-ie2yl

3 ай бұрын

is life so cheap nowadays?

@jfluffydog2110

3 ай бұрын

​@@Darkness-ie2ylweird way of looking at things

@davidb9114

26 күн бұрын

He's going to win a Darwin Award.

23:59. Now that's a professional. "I don't think I can do that.". Love what he said and did ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@thekeysman6760

2 ай бұрын

"A" professional is someone whose paid profession is their main income. A profession can be as a bus driver, regardless of how professional one acts in that job position.

@RyotaMitarai

2 ай бұрын

@@thekeysman6760 So pro gamers are actually normal gamers pretending to have a job?🤡

@nobody_1325

2 ай бұрын

If a Zombie Apocalypse happens....this dude is going to dance around them lol

@SeraphicAndSpeedway

2 ай бұрын

@@thekeysman6760that is his main income.

@_marlene

Ай бұрын

​@@thekeysman6760 spaz alert

It is cool but just be advised, depending on the safety stadards of where you live, the base mounting bolts that are used are designed to snap due to minor impacts. The more you bend at the top with with weight, the greater the chance they snap.

@nicechock

Ай бұрын

good to know

@theerepenterakatheecomfort277

8 күн бұрын

Xd

The way Joe is doing that is so stylish, so suave, darn he makes it look really good 💪

@pupapupa4844

4 ай бұрын

Suavecito!

@seeharvester

12 күн бұрын

He's the new "Worlds Most Interesting Man".

Major respect to the security guard & police officer for having great common sense & being so down to earth 🙌🏻

@markbanner6473

3 ай бұрын

Yeah good to see the Officer realised these are experts in their field at work here.

@ooolol

3 ай бұрын

Yeah gr8 respect for the coppers 👏👏 They sure know their lads.

@ItIsYouAreNotYour

3 ай бұрын

That's how all firemen should go down the poles to their next call.

@gvwolf

3 ай бұрын

and strippers 🤣@@ItIsYouAreNotYour

@ABBX3

2 ай бұрын

Probably had the owners paid for any potential damages that can be caused.

Well bugger me!!! this guy has balls of steel, and unfortunately I can’t melt steel! But definite hats off to this man in question👊🏻😁🍻🍻🍻

@CabezaCubo

3 ай бұрын

Hello Big 👋 Ur chanel is awesome 🔥

@ash7324

3 ай бұрын

Love the channel

@abundantharmony

3 ай бұрын

So if you could melt steel you'd melt his balls? What a dumb comment.

@armondtanz

3 ай бұрын

im reporting for criminal damage.

@zantas-handle

2 ай бұрын

You can't melt steel? So you're talking about making his balls melt? Mate, I'm not sure that's entirely what you meant to say!! 🤣

Unreal. Dude’s a great hugger! He could easily be a revered professor in the laws of physics, but instead he chooses to put it into action. For fun, excitement, and entertainment. Well done! 🤯❤️

Hello Callum, nice beard! I’m studying geology in university, and terrestrial volcanoes are good for plant life because volcanic soil from tephra not only contains minerals and elements from underground, like potassium, magnesium, and iron, but also because of the porosity of the soil itself. Basically, the way volcanic ash is laid down onto earth allows for a lot of air pockets, meaning roots and tubers and such have a lot of space to grow and water can travel fairly freely through the soil. Surely this explanation is not complete since I’m just a student, but this is really just to amuse Toby lol Love the videos!

@Vaeldarg

4 ай бұрын

As someone who took more science classes than required for the degree (bad scheduling, needed to be 1 & 2 back-to-back), including geology, the cooled lava also turns into igneous rock which is also highly porous.

@katrinaratzlaff3183

4 ай бұрын

love this

@benjobandito4775

4 ай бұрын

@@katrinaratzlaff3183 :)

Benj constantly reminding us that Max has a shorter wingspan 😂

28:14 that phone toss gave me more anxiety than any of the jumps ngl

Guys the poleslide at the end of this video was so captivating to watch in person, its such a struck of good luck to have you right outside my mates flat performing these stunts I genuinely thought you wouldnt even try catching the pole at first! Keep it up with the great stunts, come back sometime and feel free to do these again. Thanks for including me in the end of the video! Enjoy that clip we got for you 😂

I really appreciate the guards/police in this video just making sure you're all okay and not bothering anyone, and letting you keep doing what you do best. That's how it should work! Also loved seeing the reactions of the group on the balcony to Joe's mad pole slides 🤣 He makes it seem so easy and smooth, as if friction wasn't even a thing!

@durabelle

4 ай бұрын

And of course it's always nice to see all the creative lines from everyone too. Have missed Drew on some of your videos lately, good to have him back in action too!

@lebu3023

4 ай бұрын

@@durabelle for sure

@throw_away_account4514

4 ай бұрын

would you still say the same thing if one of them slipped and d*ed, thereby traumatizing one of the underage bystanders after the officer left? You can have all the skill (and hubris) in the world, but the chances of this happening are still much larger than 0%

@OllieNorthover

4 ай бұрын

​@@throw_away_account4514of course there's a small risk. But it would be the same if you went to any sort of circus or stunt show, and they're still super popular with families. These guys are professionals that are very aware of what they are capable of, so they minimise the risk.

@bopo900

4 ай бұрын

@@throw_away_account4514 by your standard you shouldnt even let a kid sit in a car, chances of accidents are much larger then 0%

Joe's perfectly timed and smooth last pole slide with casual walk off is exactly why Storror has a disclaimer at the beginning of each video. Otherwise, we lay public would think I could do it too when I get tired and wouldn't feel like doing stairs down today. Effortless movement = top technique and skill. Joe is a legend!!!

@jammiewins

3 ай бұрын

These poleslides look like something most reasonably fit people with enough confidence could do, but... having that confidence is certainly something.

@OmegaF77

Ай бұрын

I don't think anyone normal would even attempt to do this. It looks su*c*dal.

Joe is a freaking rockstar! That drop to that pole is sooooo sick!

There's something so graceful about the pose Joe pulls in free fall, before he catches. It looks so calculated and prepared, yet relaxed and serene. And it's perfect form to catch the pole with like no recoil from the impact. It's clear he knows what he's doing in the air and it's really pleasant to see.

Toby should take the crew to a indoor climbing facility and get a challenge going in there!!! be a bit unique and a bit different than usual but learning useful skills that can apply to the parkour world.

@SimiVideoCreator

4 ай бұрын

actually cool idea ngl

@bojanradonjic1850

4 ай бұрын

Great for a rainy day video

@durabelle

4 ай бұрын

I'll keep suggesting a collab with Louis Parkinson from Catalyst Climbing for that. He's the best climbing coach I've seen yet, and I feel like he could match their crazy energy while improving their skills at the same time, leading into an entertaining video.

@wheels808

4 ай бұрын

a bouldering video would be SICK

@colemantrebor6574

4 ай бұрын

@@durabelle this would honestly have the potential to be my favorite video on youtube I love them both so much and I'm sure Louis would be down as he had tried buildering once with some parkour challenges.

you can so clearly see the difference between joe's approach to these pole slides and everyone elses; he just lightly falls into it with no sign of hesitation or extra power - its just so graceful. absolute banger of a video boys, thanks for this :D

@BltchErica

3 ай бұрын

Yeah and he barely touches with his hands, he adds friction with his sleeves and then stops with his hands when it's slow enough.

@_marlene

Ай бұрын

@@BltchErica You can tell the fear of the other guys bc they insist on getting that grip - so scared they will fall all the way lol! This is a fantastic video, Joe makes himself into such art with that gracefulness.

I just discovered your channel and been binge watching your stuff. I love seeing the build up to learning new tricks and all the downtime moments between your mates trying to figure stuff out. It's a mixture of chill vibes and THAT WAS AWESOME vibes haha. Anyway so, I saw you were almost to 10mill subs so I hit the button to help you get one more sub closer. I'm sure ya'll make it!

Has there been a massive change in policing in UK? I am amazed by how many of your videos show the police allowing it and having sensible conversations about it all. I also admire how you guys interact with the police and security.

Storror member styles (12:04): Benj: Precision jumps, A to B lines, sticks, reverse vaults, and occasional vortex flip or back full to end a line Max: Speed, A to B lines, Precision jumps, sticks, Piked front flips Callum: Power movement, Plyos, Strides, Big jumps Sasha: Acrobatics, Precision kongs Drew: Circular lines climbing up and through walls, Frontflip drops, 360 dive kongs Toby: Speed, Big Kong Vaults, Explosive movement mixed with Climbing Joshua: Flow, Long standing precision jumps, arm jumps

@lebu3023

4 ай бұрын

That's the best comment describing the style of parkour of the boys!!!

@ZlotyChannel

4 ай бұрын

@@lebu3023 Thank you! I think there is many more details to their movement, and it's very variable too because they feed from each other's

@lebu3023

4 ай бұрын

@ZlotyChannel that's also very true. That's what doing parkour together for like 17 years does to people.

@Igvga

4 ай бұрын

Drew likes a dive rolls and rolls in general as well but other than that addition from me everything is spot on

@suckieduckie

4 ай бұрын

@@ZlotyChannel I'dd add tic tacs for Max and squeezing through tight spaces for Josh. Maybe cat pass/ double cat pass for Toby.

Anyone else breathe a sigh of relief when he said "I don't think I can do that"?!

@MokuTom

3 ай бұрын

yea thank fck, it's good to know he knows the limits and how far his experience with the velocity and geometry of the move goes.. it's still early days tho so im pretty excited for whats to come with it!

@jasonvoorhees5640

Ай бұрын

that ruined the whole video smh

Great video, guys! I love the vibe of your vids. And the last shots were sic!!! That lamp-jumps were truly incredible. Much respect and love from Poland!

The synchronization at 4:50 is hypnotizing, and how do y'all always find the perfect music

Love the beard Callum. Bro walking on everybody’s phones and keys😂. Getting cold outside, you guys should warm up with some footbag 🔥

@josssbo

4 ай бұрын

Callum is honestly amazing at physical comedy. There was this clip a while back where he kept on dropping things and running back for them that had me in hysterics, watched it back like 10 times. Wish I could rememeber which video it was!

@lebu3023

4 ай бұрын

@josssbo I think it's the storror vs storror challenge in Taiwan if I'm not wrong

@beefmeatloaf

4 ай бұрын

Love your footbags❤ I'd love to try make one but the material is just nowhere 😢

@jenny_azoth

4 ай бұрын

savagery level: *beard mode*

@climbingaddiction4823

4 ай бұрын

@@lebu3023I tried searching and it doesn’t look like they have one of those in taiwan

Travis just turning up and nailing that 5 mins later is wild

@marlymarlmarl

3 ай бұрын

Travis Tomato

Callums explosive power is crazy. So smooth every time.

I've seen a lot of Storror videos but for some reason I don't remember seeing Joe. Looked at his IG and now I'll never forget him. This guy does some of the absolutely craziest stuff I've ever seen

Joe's poleslides are unreal, but what makes it even more mindblowing - the casual walkoff like it's just another tuesday for him :D

@--Toxic--Haze--

3 ай бұрын

your the only guy at youtube who can give guys a stiffy just by reading at your comment.

To answer Callum's question, I would say: Callum: Huge Plyos and Strides, just big jumps in general and clean sticks at the end of them. Benj: nicely connected lines, beautiful sticks, reversed vaults and speed steps to connect Drew: dive rolls, using a compact space with much turning Toby: cat passes, explosive movement and speed, can climb basically everything Josh: extremely flowy lines, seemly effortless moves, can squeeze through everything, skills that nobody would even think about Max: tik taks, the really cool handstand jumps (would love to see more of them), maybe arm jumps Sacha: 360 spins, standing precisions Don't know how close that is to what they think but yeah Thanks for another great video and making my Monday evening beautiful!

Keep it up. You guys are amazing. The only time i enjoy watching ppl throw their lives away

This guy has perfect technique and god given crushing strength.

Joe does it so smooth and perfect. The pole barely moves, no impact, no screeching. On another level. Full on athlete

This video is Storror at their best. Street rat jams, guest appearances from talented friends, and amazing feats.

I would love a video where you guys explain each other's styles. Maybe combined with a cool compilation or edit for each. Could be a series.

Benj is so clever and bouncey, max makes it look easy, Josh can walk up walls, Toby is endurance and swagger, Callum is coiled power with super stride , sash is jumps, best facial expressions and a sweety, and drew...drew is like a bird, flying and rolling light off any surface

@Pete_Gribs

3 ай бұрын

Love that synopsis, and the fact I learned a few names! Thanks, Merryl ❤

The police almost always cool with the storror boys. Much to respect to the officers of GB from USA

@DLAMedia46

4 ай бұрын

Can’t be bigging up uk police 😂 fuck them 😂

@setback4908

4 ай бұрын

As long as they don’t misgender them . 😂

@DLAMedia46

4 ай бұрын

Fuck the dirty police. Old comment got deleted for some reason 🤷🏻‍♂️🧐😂

@MyBack_04

3 ай бұрын

Until you report an actual crime, that is.

always love the editing of these videos. 20:07-20:17 was so rhythmic

You boys are unreal. Top notch work. I've never seen anyone have so much fun in a Tesco parking lot🤘

Joe makes this pole descent if it looks like something for kids. The contact with the pole is so smooth, it grips the pole so smoothly, it feels like it was made to glide. The grace with which he descends is incredible! I watched it about 50 times, some in slow motion, and it's really fun to watch! Long live you all, and may God always be watching over each of the parkour guys! I love you, from Brazil!

Shout out to the safety team for scouting these banger locations. You make the channel great (and safe!)

As someone with severe health issues (and a bad physical form because of that) - I really envy you, guys. Parkour always seemed cool to me. It must be great to be in full control of your body. To traverse the city the way simple people couldn't. To climb buildings and enjoy the good view. That's the quintessential of freedom if you ask me. Don't you dare to get sick, lazy and boring one day!)

@jasonvoorhees5640

Ай бұрын

you have aids?

These stunt men are living legends! They took parkour to a whole new level!!! Like they say this is "Fine Arts"🔥🔥🔥

joe has the ultra pole-swag, bro looks so chill and relaxed!

That makes my stomach churn and my full body goes into the sweats... Plus the lad is injured doing it. Absolute madman.

Lets hope everypole they slide down is up to standard, and wasn't only buried half way to were it shoulda been. That last pole joe was on was pretty wobbly.

Try to keep the sway to a minimum, I install these light poles here in the states and their wall thickness is light duty and they easily break at the base when backed into. Be safe gentlemen.

@Thundernoob98

2 ай бұрын

Safety isnt their goal 😂

Bro got me sweating watching that, mad sick

The profound effect on the people in the apartment across the way said it all. Joe does these terrifying drops with such apparently effortless, perfect precision that they're breathtaking, beautiful, and elegant the week after getting the cast off his foot.

It really is one of the most aesthetically pleasing moves.

When parkour was explained to me i didn't understand and assumed it must be corny and or boring. The guys on these dudes level are absolutely ridiculously superb.

I think it was a very smart move to show the second guesses and the decision not to do that extreme one. When the best of the best shows that there's a limit that shouldn't be crossed, it tells us all not to go look for it :)

Parkour styles: Benj - POVs, flips and urban/environmental choreography Callum - Feats, escape challenges, strides and sticks Drew - POVs, vaults, dive rolls and walls Josh - Leaping, climbing, rolling/sliding vaulting choreography Max - Tic tacs, walls and sticks Sach - 360 sticks, spinning and swimming Toby - Feats, cat passes, climbing and Toby being Toby I realized no one specializes in drops, which is understandably dangerous.

@MokuTom

3 ай бұрын

max used to be the impact king, but glad as they're gettin older he doesn't wanna claim that role anymore 😅

All of a sudden we are watching the sequel to Mario Bros.

Bro the guy who dropped from the roof like a fireman is a gigachad wtf

Callum has always reminded me of Patrick Bateman, he has the detached shallow affect of a psychopath

It's amazing to see how a simple climbing collaboration turned into you guys incorporating it into your parkour styles

Wholesome. I like how in these activities there is no enemy but no

You guys are phenomenal absolutely amazing. I'm blown away at the accuracy. Just amazing you all are at another level...❤❤❤❤❤

Joe is a madman and damn does he makes those drops looks unbelievably smooth + cool

Marvelous. These kinda sessions are just the best. Storror & guests out on the streets ;) One highlight chases the other. Joe's pole slides are outstanding... and breathtaking.

Gotta be almost perfect almost every time...be safe out there!

When I was a kid in the late 70s early 80s my friends and I would climb buildings and find ways to go from rooftop to rooftop. We would use whatever method to achieve our goal but these guys have definitely stepped it up a few notches. Great video and be safe.

Max so short he could pole slide down a toothpick, love you guys tho, storror army forever

@RubSomeDirtOnIt

4 ай бұрын

Broooo. 😭 Homie's like 5'8", come on that's average lol.

@AlkonKomm

4 ай бұрын

bro how is that average. he is english not japanese

@joaosantos5503

4 ай бұрын

​@@AlkonKomm Average male height is 5'9 my guy. 5'8 ain't short.

@AlkonKomm

4 ай бұрын

found the salty manlets "In the UK, the average man is considered relatively tall compared with the other countries in the world. According to 2022 data1, the average height for men here is 178.2 cm - this is equal to 5 ft 10.4 in." you can find other (often older) data saying 5ft9 as well, but the number has been steadily rising in the west everywhere so a lot of older data is definitely outdated; and it doesnt matter either way. 5ft8 is LITERALLY below average, like, there is no ground to argue here, thats how average is defined. saying "well 5ft8 is pretty close to 5ft10 which is average" is like a kindergardeners way of arguing. we are not talking about half a centimeter here, we are talking about like 5cm of difference, which is around the difference between the male height in the US and japan.

@42adventures79

4 ай бұрын

yaah.....but that WINGSPAN though 🤔

Last one from Joe looked so casual how he hopped of, slid down and continued walking. Amazing

Callum - joker. Sasha - sweetheart. Toby - beast. Benj - responsible. Josh - serious. Max - smiley. Drew -

Respect Joe, that is crazy and done with style.

Joe is next level. Thank you for sharing his achievements on the Storror channel. GO JOE!!

The moves I associate the Storrors with: Callum: enormous plyo jumps ending in a stick Benj: flowy lines with reverse vaults Max: ticky-tack lines ending in a stick Toby: massive cat pass ending in an arm jump Drew: 360 dive roll Sacha: standing 360 precision Josh: flowy ascents and descents

@MokuTom

3 ай бұрын

spot on mate

Major props to that cool cop.

love some climbing with parkour. they are so complementary

Most chill security guard, love to see it. Joe innovating the parkour scene, DAMN! By far my favorite videos are when all the boys have loads of fun on more creative challenges or games. But it's also cool to see everyone in their own sort of element.

@sebfox2194

2 күн бұрын

He's a cop. That's the uniform in the UK. But yeah, that drop and pole slide down the lamppost is crazy!

Great to see Joe back & back in at the deep end 🫣

This was really insane! You guys always show what a trained human is really capable of, incredible! 🔥

Mad respect for the cop, that’s what creates good feelings between the communities

Joe is so smooth.

28:15 seeing them catching phone , is like trust on another level

If you pause at the right moment at 30:44 you'll see Joe's head directly in line with the top of the lamp-post & only just about 1-inch away from it. Dude has nailed this artform down to a T.

It’s nice to see these fella’s getting some exercise in a fun way!

I love the symmetrical parkour. Joes drop is madness

More fireworks from Travis & Joe! Also really liked the syncro line from Max & Benj. Hope Josh is better soon.

great sport, great moves. Awesome. fun to watch 🙂 25:46 ... damn !! what the ..... he's a hero. NOT many do this on the planet

You guys are awesome, keep up the good work!

Parkour and Climbing is the fusion, like rock and jazz.

I'm a Rock Climber and I watch you guys because of Toby, I got turned on to you from Pete's Videos. I love your content and Cal's Beard!

I can't believe y'all are at 9.99M subscribers Congrats, you guys really deserve it 🎉

As long as there are 10 to 12 year old children around. These guys will always be around.

@sebfox2194

2 күн бұрын

Sounds dodgy af bro!

Every time there's something with serious heights involved I turn into B Rabbit and shiid goes "my palms are sweaty, ass clenched, breath is heavy.." and end up stressed tf out, but loving every minute of it knowing damn well I could never pull anything similar off, you boys are something special and Joe is a damn comic book character!

I love seeing how happy you make the people who are fortunate enough to see you pull this off

Bruh he was def in the zone calm and relaxed

He really knows how to work that pole, watching him slide and spin on it was awesome

I'd love to see the bystander footage of Joe's jumps. If you ever find it, please link it in the description.

25:10 needs someone to hold his hand 25:20 jumps 15m down free fall

I LOL at you guys using the mortor inbetween the bricks grip and climb. Looks so funny, impressive.

My palms and feet are sweating profusely watching this end bit. It’s awesome!! Like a giant fireman’s pole 🤙🏼😁

This is me stroking the algorithm with hopes it helps you guys get the recognition you ALL deserve.

Just started watching you guys barely a week now. And I've been binging your content ever since. The high climbs though I have a little trouble with anxiety and my hands instantly sweating like mad. But I know how skilled and talented each of you are. Truly inspirational to the parkour community!

That's wild guys, reminds me of my brother and I jumping from tree to shorter tree on our way down. It only works when you're at the top before the limbs get to big. Loads of fun. One other trick we'd do is climb to the top of cedar trees and roll backward 360 degrees and grab for limbs going down. The one to grab first was the winner.

This guy is something else.

Dude is doing that so smooth. As for I; I'm never gonna have the right pants on for any of those stunts xD Cool to see security and police chilled out for a change.