This machine was the highlight of the whole video for me, honestly. I just love your style so dang much, man. It's incredible how much you've improved in the last 6-9 months. It's lightyears of difference, it really seems like a switch got flipped overnight and suddenly you began building machines 100x better than before. It's unbelievable how perfectly your style scratches an itch for me, it's in that *perfect* sweet spot where your style resembles my own a bit, but not too much. You've somehow managed to zero in on the ideal chemical formula for creating tricks that I specifically will love. I LOVE Joel's ideas more than anything in the world, but it's a double-edged sword because I can't watch his stuff without feeling a little bit frustrated (ugh, why didn't I think of that!?) or intimidated (ugh, my machines will never be this good!), and I can't help but compare myself to him all the time, because our styles are so similar. Not the case with you! Our styles are similar enough that the type of trick you often make is within the same realm of the stuff I make, but your tricks are usually not anything I would ever make, so I don't feel frustrated or intimidated. I can just sit back and love every second of your machines.

@sirgabealot01

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Lyle. That was a big part of why I made the Evolution of Sirgabealot video. I'm very proud of how far my machines have come over the years and how I finally found my own "style", and it means a lot to me that you acknowledged this :) A lot of the growth in my machine style was inspired by yours.

@sirgabealot01

3 жыл бұрын

Also, forgot to mention this earlier but your detailed comments (like this one) have always been one of the best parts of uploading a new video and have always subtly pushed me to try to produce better content, Thank you for always taking the time to express your thoughts on my machines.

Amazing, crazy and a funny ending! I was very happy after reading your comment thx!

We love to see you use things you've used in previous machines in different ways. A perfect example is 0:16. But, easily, our favorite trick is 0:31 - 0:40. It's simple and complex at the same time. So cool!

This gets my two thumbs up. I noticed you said the Zig Zag Board was your favorite trick, and I'd have to say it was one of mine too, especially since you know how I like the "multi-use trick" (I have no idea what the technical term is if there is one, but you get what I mean). And I like the background music and the hitting the cymbal, of course. It's just so satisfying to watch/listen to.

This was incredible! I loved every second of this!

That's awesome! The zig zag board is probably my favorite part of your machine!

You did an amazing job!

Beautiful

That was amazing great work

Wow

Nice... I liked the spin out thing.

so nice of video and you are so brilliant work God bless you

wow!

Cool

I saw your comment on josephs machienes

I challenge you to make a one path ball Rube Goldberg

awesome 0:22 and 0:27 :ooo

0:15