Download Empires & Puzzles today! pixly.go2cloud.org/SH493 I’ve been waiting to make this video for the last 7 years. The time has finally come. It truly means a lot to be able to tell this story. Hope you all enjoy!

@BenIsCool365

5 ай бұрын

Ok

@vrourk

5 ай бұрын

I’ll think about it

@popcornpizza8869

5 ай бұрын

7 years??? Thats absolutely crazy

@exgamerr

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for this video Summoning Salt. Have a wonderful day 🫡

@li5up6

5 ай бұрын

2 hours holy fuck

"This runner, was me" I cant describe how glad that line made me. After all that has been done on this channel, some self-acknowledgement is both overdue and beyond deserved.

@NathanPops

5 ай бұрын

Actual chills

@mestrealvarensis

5 ай бұрын

it's really a guy who knows what he's saying about...

@jessiearaujo2024

5 ай бұрын

@@NathanPops Number fifteeeeeen the punch out speedrunneeer was actually meeee

@ephemerallyfe

5 ай бұрын

As someone whose only exposure to the speedrunning community is this channel, this was a major, MAJOR reveal.

@White_Ivy_

5 ай бұрын

my exact thoughts. Summoning salt has done a lot for speedrunning, he deserves this

I think Salt really understates how amazing his achievement is. No one but him has held the record in almost EIGHT YEARS.

@GodTurtleOm

5 ай бұрын

It was pretty funny when watching the "Quest to beat abney317" video a few months ago and he was talking about how it had been seven years since someone else had held abney's Mario Kart 64 record, and what a remarkable streak that was. My first thought was to double check how long SummoningSalt had held the MTPO record, and yeah, he had that time frame beat.

@MrHowtofall

5 ай бұрын

There was a point where I thought it was kinda odd he hadn’t brought up anyone creeping up on his record for a good 30 minutes. Then he said that no one was within 19 seconds of him and I finally understood that Salt really just dominated the category.

@sabertoothsentry1418

5 ай бұрын

The entire video, despite being about himself for a significant chunk of it, felt very humble. He acknowledges the amount of hard work, and luck, that went into every run, be they good, bad, or mediocre, and while he ended the video with "and that's where the record stands today" like usual, I feel like he's aware that record could be broken at any moment. I feel like this video is another example of just how incredible, friendly, and welcoming the speedrunning community is as a whole.

@GTnYo

5 ай бұрын

Don't think anyone has even gotten under 15. Let alone get there multiple times.

@harborwolf22

5 ай бұрын

It's like he's been waiting for someone else to take his title, so he can make a video about THEM instead. GOAT.

This is like if a longtime ESPN show host busted out of his formal suit, threw on shoulderpads, and scored 8 frame-perfect touchdowns to win the Super Bowl.

@ELTABULLO

2 ай бұрын

And held the title for 8 years

@hiimemily

23 күн бұрын

Just imagining Stephen A. Smith going "nah I'd win" against the Chiefs and then actually pulling it off. What a mental image.

@gamer9smith

18 күн бұрын

Idk why, but "Frame-perfect touchdowns" is sending me lmao

@rscorundum5017

17 күн бұрын

@@hiimemily You are the only person I've ever seen in both jan misali and LRR comment sections, and now also Summoning Salt. You and I have a similar taste in youtube videos XD.

I love that so much of the frustration with Tyson is from the 8 second delay he does. The idea of of losing a run to "He's just standing there! MENACINGLY!" is frustrating, but also quite funny.

@joecota2644

4 ай бұрын

Exactly what Mike himself would do

Tyson's 8-second delay is one of the biggest mockeries for a speedrunner in any game. He just does his little dance in your face and you can't do anything about it.

@bonthecuber

5 ай бұрын

FR

@otavioferreira3405

5 ай бұрын

It's also 50/50 which just makes it more brutal, a WR run could be killed by a very sudden coin flip right at the end

@corbinmerla3451

5 ай бұрын

@@otavioferreira3405that’s why you gotta play it enough times to get to that position and no meet bad rng

@highdefinition450

5 ай бұрын

imagine being on wr pace and he does this jfc lol

@tylerpurvis5658

5 ай бұрын

@@corbinmerla3451usually that’s a fair assessment but with MTPO it’s literally like 70% rng. So being on wr pace is just as much luck as it is skill.

Summongsalt finally made a world record progression about himself, GOAT. Edit: I usually see people edit their comments to say "omg 1 trillion likes?!?!" But I just wanted to say that I like men💀.

@Chalepastel

5 ай бұрын

and we're all here for it

@miguelsi7543

5 ай бұрын

​@@ChalepastelFacts 🙌🏼

@deleetiusproductions3497

5 ай бұрын

@@Chalepastel Facts indeed.

@innoc4063

5 ай бұрын

He actually did this a while ago when he did a video just about Mike Tyson himself.

@deleetiusproductions3497

5 ай бұрын

@@innoc4063 Well, true. But it's about time we got one that's up to the standards of his modern content.

1:06:09 “This runner, was me.” What a moment for SummoningSalt. Thank you for everything you’ve done for us!

@n8with8s

4 ай бұрын

Always knew he was an mtpo runner but had no idea he was the wr holder for the entire time he's been making these progression vids

@ImJeffRoe

4 ай бұрын

@@n8with8s same!!!

@bmart9118

4 ай бұрын

Never knew the history and when that line was read, in my head I was thinking Matt Turk is back! Then I heard the runner was me... I was like, you're all dead lol.

@I-did-September-11th

4 ай бұрын

I clicked on this timestamp, looked at the red bar, and realized that it's over 2 hours long... Time to make some popcorn

@ImJeffRoe

4 ай бұрын

@@I-did-September-11th enjoy my friend, it is a great watch 👍

It actually made me emotional hearing about how Sinister and Zallard were in Salt's chat cheering him on and helping him calm his mind before Tyson. And the way they congratulated him at the end, just a heartwarming moment.

@HerEvilTwin

3 ай бұрын

Just like he was in their chats before he started running himself. This makes me wish I was in their community

@MsCerealCat

3 ай бұрын

​@@HerEvilTwinYeah, from viewer to world record holder.

@FanFicnic

21 күн бұрын

Same. Absolutely teared up.

Best thing about this? Guy manages to tell about his own records for more than an hour without it feeling self-serving. Props, man!

@tehpunisher4568

5 ай бұрын

What I find most interesting is how much more data and info we have in general because of the fact he has all his history

@thatoneguy8512

5 ай бұрын

​@@tehpunisher4568Definitely! I think part of what made this video work so well is that he treats his accomplishments as history and data rather than as bragging rights.

@tehpunisher4568

5 ай бұрын

@@thatoneguy8512 he seems so humble and honest about it! And I definitely liked how he treated his timeline in the end where we could see every split. I am sure it was brutal but just seeing all that info like that really hit different

@Dinictus

5 ай бұрын

​@@tehpunisher4568It helps that a lot of speedrunning is building on collective collected information and reiteration. Improvement thereupon. And sometimes, sheer dumb luck that cannot be replicated.

@LunchMeatTrump

5 ай бұрын

​@@Dinictus Imagine grinding for 100s of hours to get that one lucky run. Must feel great afterwards! I'm just glad so many people can appreciate videogame talent. It didn't feel like this would ever be a thing when I was growing up.

I love the dichotomy between how gentle Salt's voice is vs his totally understandable gamer rage

@justind5262

5 ай бұрын

Him slapping the console and immediately apologizing haha.

@Popmycherryyo

5 ай бұрын

Actually a PHENOMENAL name for a speedrunner, cus that is exactly what ones does to one self, as there is NOONE with such a monk mental that one doesn't summon literal salt :P

@krewgg2724

5 ай бұрын

bro is sus

@mikhailvarkovsky4150

21 күн бұрын

He can be your angle or yuor devil

Around 4 years ago, I underwent brain surgery and was stuck in the hospital for over a month. After leaving, I couldnt really do any activities since the surgery left me unable to physically move for a while. DK64 had always been my favorite N64 game, so I decided to search for "DK64 speedrun" since longplays of the game were over 8 hours and came across your DK video. I was immediately hooked and ended up watching the rest of your videos that day. The videos motivated me to start running for myself and so I started with Limbo, pretty simple game. I tried for a couple of weeks and on one of my runs I got a PB which was in the top 10 spots (unrecorded just like Billy Mitchell). I was so proud of myself and told my parents and loved-ones about it and coming from a country in latin-america, they didnt really approve or show interest. It really hurts when someone that you love doesnt support you. I had loss the little motivation that I had left and stopped running. And even though I dont run anymore, I still watch every single one of your videos and I was so proud once I knew that you got a WR yourself. For some reason I thought you only did the commentary. Some of these moments warm my heart and get me a bit emotional, just like the moment Simply got WR and told his parents. I thank you for helping me out during tough times. Hope youre doing well and I'll be waiting for your next video. Hope this message gets to you my man. So proud.

@SunsetInStone

5 ай бұрын

i understand what you mean, but don't give up your passion my man. i, a random internet man, think your PB is something to be proud of. now go and improve it :)

@ArgyleDashwood

4 ай бұрын

Hell yeah brother. I've also had brain surgery and can relate to the awful recovery. Never ran Limbo but I did grind for deathless so I know it's definitely a challenge. Be proud.

@jpVari

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for taking the time to write this. I loved reading it. I hope you know there's many people out there that will cheer you on even if your family or friends don't quite understand.

@landronsc

4 ай бұрын

Dude this is probably one of my favorite comments ive seen on youtube. I hope youre doing well now :)

@broxtonr6576

3 ай бұрын

If you ever record a DK run, reply to me and i’ll watch it.

I genuinely think the introduction of matt turk in this video is hands down the best moment in all of your videos. Changing my view of him from the final boss of Punch Out to an ancient hero of legend.

@ZeroNumerous

Ай бұрын

Unironically. Dude is like King Arthur in Avalon. Sleeping, until the Mike Tyson Punch Out speedrunning community needs him again.

This was such a beautiful and inspiring video it almost makes me want to get back on the MTPO grind...almost.

@gcghhc

5 ай бұрын

You can do it!

@retroheisenberg68

5 ай бұрын

Your raw talent and sportsmanship displayed in this video was insanely commendable. Not to diminish summoningsalt's hard work and dedication, but your work with this game (and zallard) was perhaps a huge factor in influencing what summoningsalt has become today. 🐐

@dvizr

5 ай бұрын

It’s always inspiring to see your name in lights. I love the sportsmanship you all show each other, all the way down to leaving such a comment here. Congratulations on your contributions and time at the top.

@coopercaviness6256

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for inspiring this dude to begin his speed running journey

@jsbmx2039

5 ай бұрын

Your a god gamer. So cool to see your stuff on here

Gotta love when Summoning Salt talks about Punch Out and gets to go into first person for once

@WorldsUnhealthiestFitPerson

5 ай бұрын

I, for one, can't wait to see what color he uses for his marker on the chart. No spoilers!

@silverflight01

5 ай бұрын

He hasn't done that since his _very first_ World Record Progression (It changed to History of World Records at some point) video

@GlitchanBlack

5 ай бұрын

"They found out that Punch-Out!! has a frame-rule system, just like Super Mario Bros." Ah, boy, here we go.

@TheCrewExpendable

5 ай бұрын

The speedrun is coming from inside the house!

@polkarfield

5 ай бұрын

wish he spoke about himself in the third person

The data on these runs is awesome, love that splits graph

@AwesomeHairo

2 ай бұрын

You misused a comma.

@-MrFozzy-

2 ай бұрын

@@AwesomeHairoya meine furher !

@-MrFozzy-

2 ай бұрын

It should be mandatory from now on for all runners. Well, not mandatory but strongly encouraged

30:52 (World Record Pace) Mike Tyson: “Imma stand still.”

@me-lg2ku

3 ай бұрын

Nah I’d 8 second delay

@jamieg1907

2 ай бұрын

does a gay little dance to piss you off

@geometricentric

22 күн бұрын

you mean “imma thtand thtill”

@BradMeyerlive

12 күн бұрын

"I know you busy but imma shuffle my feet for 8 seconds."

Sinister and Zallard cheering you on and calming your nerves while watching their own times get beaten is a beautiful moment, really embodies the “We’re rivals, not enemies” mentality that the best speedrunning communities have. Props to them for being awesome

@ros9764

5 ай бұрын

This channel always shows the speedrunning community in a positive sportstmanship side

@lifeboat6284

5 ай бұрын

@@ros9764as it should! the speedrunning community should strive for and promote respect for one another.

@slavkei

5 ай бұрын

Losing a record just means a new goal to surpass! A chance to be the one pursuing again instead of being the one pursued for the moment. The race itself is the joy, not who's in the lead at any particular moment.

@LateNightTableCo

5 ай бұрын

I’ll never forget watching one of the videos here (I think it was a Mario Kart one) and the Runner exclaimed “WE DID IT!” after breaking a record. Whether it was in reference to his viewers who were along for the ride or the community as a whole, it really showed me how positive the community is and gave me a lot of respect for the people who do it.

@ros9764

5 ай бұрын

@@LateNightTableCo My favorite moment of any SS video is definitely the finale of his wii sports video. They don't get a new world record, he did this entire setup to show us that it isn't always about winning rather it is about how passionate you are towards your craft despite failing

Holy hell, Zallard1 and Sinister1 being in the chat as you made it to Tyson was like having Doc literally pep talking you before the fight. This is a phenomenal video that is so many years in the making and incredibly deserved, congratulations Salt!

@xGhostKidx9

5 ай бұрын

by holding the record for so many years Salt has essentially become Tyson and everyone trying to claim his record is little mac.

@degeneratemale5386

2 ай бұрын

It’s not a true pep talk unless sinister and zallard is telling salt to join the Nintendo fun club

Awesome stuff!

@StafkiGTN

5 ай бұрын

For real! It's crazy to see just how fast people can plow through these back to back.

@LordPenguinVR

5 ай бұрын

wow. Didn't know you watched Summoning Salt

@PKINGU

4 ай бұрын

Yooo

@mastermind7855

3 ай бұрын

Hey, you banned me from your chat when I was like 12. That was devastating at the time. Finding something to obsess over and watch every day only to be overtly excluded was not a great feeling. Especially when I didn't understand that I was probably being annoying. But still.

summoning has held the record since 2016 never boasted about it had this amazing speedrunner historian career we all know never tooted his own horn on one of the hardest games ever made bro, thank you.

@jstar3382

3 ай бұрын

The only time he really showed off was showing that he held the Mike Tyson fight WR in the Matt Turk video

@jamesknapp64

2 ай бұрын

@@jstar3382I mean his first video was Mike Tyson fight, which had him with the first Perfect fight. That response lead him into doing these videos.

A feature-length Punch-Out video. This is what it’s all been leading towards.

@MindoftheNorthStar

5 ай бұрын

We are witnessing a magnum opus

@deleetiusproductions3497

5 ай бұрын

Indeed. This will be truly glorious.

@mikeydflyingtoaster

5 ай бұрын

Feature length?! We're looking at Lord of the Rings level runtime here lol!

@JeffBilkins

5 ай бұрын

Matt Turk surely.

@enemyskill4286

5 ай бұрын

merry xmas from the man himself

Man, it’s weirdly delightful to hear you say, “And that runner… was me!” Like, I put these on while working on other projects, and I actually looked up with a big smile on my face when you said that. Really heartwarming as someone who only really keeps up with speed running through your videos to get to hear more of your personal story like this.

@nineplusten

5 ай бұрын

His very first video was about one of his Punch Out records. It's literally the reason why he started doing these types of videos. Anyone that has been here from the beginning knew this "twist" was coming.

@Abos1357

5 ай бұрын

​@@nineplusten "🤓"

@mikegreiner5711

5 ай бұрын

​@@nineplustennobody watches KZread as well as you do

@cyber_rachel7427

5 ай бұрын

​@nineplusten parasocial much?

@takuansoho5836

5 ай бұрын

Oh man I didn't expected this ^^ Discovered Summoning Salt 2 years ago, somebody on Discord already told "he knew what he was talking" about on Punch Out, but I didn't expected the “That runner… was me!” XD BIG stupid smile on my face :D

if i've learned one thing from these videos, it's that "runner retired" just means "will be back soon". there's some kind of strange magnetism between speedrunners and their categories that just won't let them leave

@luizansounds

18 күн бұрын

Mhm, the thing that always make me think of this is the Andrewg come back to the warpless smb1 category, those guys are too competitive to sit around

I actually cried when you said "that runner...was me" after all the effort you have done to cover all these amazing runs and records, seeing you up there (even though i knew it was already the case) literally made me tear up. You are amazing at storytelling, thank you for such beautiful content.

@carsthatdrive1891

5 ай бұрын

did exactly the same, shit hit so hard after hearing him talk about the journeys everyone else has been on with speedrunning as a whole

Not mentioned here is that Summoning Salt also holds the record on: Mr Sandman (individual fight) (by less than half a second) Another World Circuit (a special mode) (by more than 15 seconds) RTA (the real-time clock count of the full run) (by 2 seconds) 90 minute challenge (you have 90 minutes to compile the best possible times in all fights) (by just under 8 seconds) Blindfolded (by two goddamn minutes) Mike Tyson (individual fight) (by 5 goddamn seconds) He is also tied for first on a variety of other individual fights (for example, tied with 17 others on King Hippo).

@Tendo641

5 ай бұрын

it's kinda funny his matt turk video spawned memes about how matt turk is unbeatable and whatnot in the comment sections of these videos, while most were unaware that salt himself has become the unbeatable punch out speedrunner for the past eight years

@AlmostNamedOne

4 ай бұрын

he held the record for longer than turk himself

@AlmostNamedOne

4 ай бұрын

i bet he tied the king hippo because of it being exactly like TAS because of hippo manippo

@firelordthe64th

4 ай бұрын

He really saw what matt turk did and went hold my beer

@AlmostNamedOne

4 ай бұрын

" My turn, Matt! C'mon, get out of the way.."

It's crazy how multi-talented SS is. If you think about it this is kind of like having a documentary about boxing written, voiced and directed by the actual Mike Tyson.

@ohthatremindsmeofmypruneju3669

5 ай бұрын

That's actually so true dude we need that to be real too

@kaoko111

5 ай бұрын

There was a theater play about Mike Tyson that Mike himself wrote and performed.

@thebignigga69420

5 ай бұрын

Ah yes my favourite channel , SS .

@Scientist93

5 ай бұрын

"Thith'th been the hithtory of the My Punch-Out!! world record. Thankth for watching."

@nisssei

5 ай бұрын

@@thebignigga69420 yeaaah context is extremely important for this acronym lol

What an achievement!

@tungsten891

4 ай бұрын

Rip likes 😂

1:42:37 bro played so well that he decided to play punch out irl

@thex_team

4 күн бұрын

Hella underrated

One thing that this video illustrates beautifully is what drew me to speedruns in the first place. From Sinister reaching out to Matt Turk for early strats, to Zallard showing Sinister the Don 1 buffers, to both Sinister and Zallard showing up in chat to cheer you on, the collaborative aspect and community has always been this hubby's biggest strength, and it's kinda beautiful.

@PrismariLaura

5 ай бұрын

Zallard and Sinister showing up almost made me cry it's so wholesome

@phayrosonly8100

5 ай бұрын

@@PrismariLaura I cried ;w;

@ChickpeaMilkshake

5 ай бұрын

This is an exception rather than the rule. 95% of the speedrunning community is horrible & brainwashed

@UNHchabo

5 ай бұрын

@@ChickpeaMilkshake I'd like to know what subset of the community has led you to think this.

@SkrappyQ

5 ай бұрын

​@@UNHchabo minecraft any% clips from famous streamers delivered via tiktok is the only plausible answer

"... this runner... was me." I've never heard Summoning Salt introduce himself as if he's an immortal historian telling you how he became a living legend, it was chills-inducing for me lol

@spinceiling7442

5 ай бұрын

It went so hard I had to rewind it lol

@blueyandicy

5 ай бұрын

​@@spinceiling7442had to rewind it like 10 times myself

@jelol9236

5 ай бұрын

@@spinceiling7442Same !

@Washed1234

2 ай бұрын

Ik bro that was cold af

I know I'm probably beating a dead horse at this point, but Sinister and Zallard cheering you on legitimately made me cry.

Its so heartwarming hearing you say "One punch at a time" years after it was first said to you on world record pace. Shows how far even a little bit of encouragement can push a person. Never stop.

Not only has this man held that record for 8 years, but currently he is holding 6/7 of the Records for full game but also 4/14 records for individual level. complete domination

@spiritsragegura3425

5 ай бұрын

he really could’ve made the whole vid about himself, he is literally one of if not the best MTPO player.

@DoctorDipshits

5 ай бұрын

@@spiritsragegura3425bruh what’s MTOP? 😂

@QWERTY708100

5 ай бұрын

​@@DoctorDipshits conext clues dude lol

@lobsteros

5 ай бұрын

@@QWERTY708100 Yeah, how could anyone not know Mike Tyson's Out Punch? (It's spelled "MTPO" lol)

@spiritsragegura3425

5 ай бұрын

@@DoctorDipshits LOL I meant MTPO I didn’t realize I flipped the P and O

I think what blows me away most about this video is knowing you were setting these records while still making KZread content for numerous other world record categories and games. It really shows your dedication. Keep on keeping on!

@bonthecuber

5 ай бұрын

I agree!

Wow, I'm floored! As a kid, I thought I was a champ at MTPO. Clicking on your video was like stepping into the ring with Mike Tyson himself - thrilling and totally unforgettable. Your passion and dedication have taken gaming documentaries to a whole new level. Seriously, Netflix, Hulu, Prime... are you watching this? This guy's making content that's a real 'knockout'!

Brother, I'm halfway through and when you said the new contender was you I got chills and started to tear up. I'm a 35 y/o grown ass man, wtf is happening to me.

@H4ymaker

4 ай бұрын

You got the WR, I'm in full tears now

What a great gift to have this uploaded on my birthday of all days. Completely and totally planned I'm certain :P It's so great to see this video after all these years. I'm glad to have been able to witness your progression with speedrunning and KZread videos from the very beginning, ultimately leading to the full Mike Tyson's Punch Out WR video finally taking form. I'm thankful to be able to call you a friend

@tens.13

5 ай бұрын

Rest assured that both of you guys have cemented your places in history, legends

@turbo8628

5 ай бұрын

Seeing you and sinister encouraging the world record run was amazing. Great sportsmanship and community spirit. Oh, and happy birthday!

@peterboyll2330

5 ай бұрын

Happy birthday Zallard, what a f'n legend

@joosthuibregtse8143

5 ай бұрын

Happy birthday :D

@Kel-bestboy

5 ай бұрын

Happy birthday man

Perhaps what I love the most about speedrunning is how sportsmanlike everyone is. The fact that the top two speedrunners were cheering you on as you beat them is such a great example.

@daveyjones7391

5 ай бұрын

Damn right.

@Kriddle1229

5 ай бұрын

That is not common.

@RoryStarr

5 ай бұрын

I think it shows that if one is honest with themselves, the community gets records as much as the individual does.

@_bongo

5 ай бұрын

people find progress better than personal gain

@mrttripz3236

5 ай бұрын

Honestly, if they made a 2-3 episode mini podcast about speedrunning that would be cash. They all seem pretty cool

This video was awesome!! I'm an animator and usually have long videos on in the background to keep me entertained while working, but this one kept distracting me because it was just so good. My jaw completely dropped when he said "This runner was me"

That -22 second split coming into Mike Tyson from Zallard1 was crazy.

I really like that Summoning Salt left in some of his rage moments. He could have framed this video to show how he has dominated this game for seven years, but he instead showed his frustrations and failures in between to show just how goddamn hard he's worked at this game.

@elucidator1277

5 ай бұрын

yep, made him more human. i appreciated it.

@kyleucf

5 ай бұрын

I think he broke his Nintendo in one of those moments, lol.

@EMG_Iman

5 ай бұрын

Felt like those clips are more important than the nirvana of getting the record. Journey is always more important than the destination.

@fedecano7362

5 ай бұрын

SS might not be the acronym to call somebody...

@Tendo641

5 ай бұрын

he's always done that in these videos in general and i appreciate it. not only does it show just how difficult it is to get these world records but it keeps you in suspense that wouldn't exist if every run he showed was always guaranteed to be a record

Zallard and sinister encouraging the world record run is an amazing moment. Seen this happen quite a few times in these world record history videos and it really shows that they actually are communities where people work together towards a shared goal rather than just competing for their own ego.

@ugu8963

5 ай бұрын

This is what naturally happen in human communities as long as no money is involved. That's why I hope Speedrunning stays somehow niche.

A friend of mine recently said there needed to be a speedrunners hall of fame. I told him there already is. It's called 'being featured in a Summoningsalt video.'

“This runner… was me.” My mouth was wide open. Seeing SS as a storyteller, maybe the greatest storyteller that speedrunning history has ever seen, is a thing. We all are used to seeing some rare footage of clutch moments from the best speedrunners in the world, stacking the puzzle of the best moments in videogame speedrunning history piece by piece, with an iconic background music and some real talent at script writing and telling. But then you watch this, and you realize that Summoning Salt, the same guy you’ve always watched keeping you on the edge of the seat for every world record broken in every game possible, is that same guy that set every WR ever in Punch-Out history for more than 3 years (if I’m not mistaken), breaching the sub-15 and sub-14.50 barrier for the first time ever, without anyone ever getting close to the same time, and basically being one of the best players ever existing at this game… I’m not seeing this man the same ever again. If you told me that he was a good speedrunner, well… I would have believed it. Sure, you can have time and talent to spend, and learn most tricks in order to get really competitive. But to get to be world-class, and actually clinch to the WR, and stand on top for it for all this time… you’re just the best Punch-Out player in the world, at least at the moment. Very good work of yours man. I sure didn’t expect this. At all. And by far, that’s all deserved after all you’ve done for the speedrunning community and KZread in general. That’s just one more achievement for you. Keep strong on this. Sincerely, an anonymous Italian fan of yours, who’s almost crying in joy after seeing that you’ve actually made it into a speedrunning WR

@luizansounds

18 күн бұрын

Imagine being the GOAT at Speedrun story telling and punch out simultaneously, like wtf

The run to take the record for the first time with Zallard and sinister cheering you on in the background at 1:10:33 is one of the most heart warming moments I've seen on this channel. Words probably can't describe how appreciative you were in that moment.

@hydekar

5 ай бұрын

I legitimately teared up a little when I saw they were in the chat and cheering Salt on just as much as everyone else! Such great people all around!

@zaneanderson9461

5 ай бұрын

me too i shed 1 lone tear@@hydekar

@gnarwhalnoah

5 ай бұрын

I loved the feeling of this intense but very wholesome rivalry, and loved it even more when my engagement in that intensity was shattered by "the hippo manipo"... There could be no more perfect comic relief 😂

“this runner… was me.” choked me up. i’ve known about salts runs and his leaderboard times for a long time. the fact that he has only mentioned it now in this video is a testament to his respect for the players and love for the game. you are awesome salt and i hope you know how important you and your videos are to all of us. thanks for everything. can’t wait to see the next vid.

@PixalonGC

5 ай бұрын

yeah, in his matt turk video he never mentioned it except for the small snippets at the end. i'm so glad he actually verbally talks about his own experiences in this video

@anthonypetruzzi158

5 ай бұрын

i teared up. I love summoning's video and to see him part of history is incredible

@bobcoleman9045

5 ай бұрын

If you follow salt he's been posting fights for months now.. it was a matter of time he beat him

@BouncingKetchup

5 ай бұрын

I am actually a garbage reader I read that as "von kaiser was me" despite already having seen that part of the video

1:42:39 the calmest rage quit I’ve seen lol. Like Larry would say on Curb “That was a GREAT apology!”

One of the best ones in a while… your storytelling is truly something special. It makes you feel the tension and importance in these runs that the runners and the chat feel in a way that a simple world record video simply cant

Man, I love the tone shift the video took once it got into Salt’s own reign over the record halfway through it. It went from documenting the records, its holders, change of strategies etc. in the typical thorough and accurate detail Salt’s become known for on top of his usual excellent and ever improving storytelling, to a personal soliloquy on his feelings grinding the record, taking it and then holding it, his respect of his competitors (especially zallard and sinister), his history with MTPO and speedrunning as a whole; even going into the little things like Tyson going from his weakness to his strength (he holds the WR on just the Tyson fight also btw), how much Don Flamenco kicked his ass, and his changing comfort level in holding the record. It’s so neat. And it’s not just the tone of the video itself either. It’s the tone of his actual voice that changes too. At 1:12:20 where he goes into getting back into beating his first WR, you can hear a combination of joy, pride (in a good way) and nostalgic reflection in his voice talking about getting back to the lab and on the grind on top of his sheer passion for the game. Just tops. The best part is? Even though you can tell the tone shifts, he still continues to explain everything about the game’s quirks and the development of the record (and his many failed attempts) with objectivity and doesn’t sound self-absorbed even slightly. He’s just happy as fuck dude, and he gets to own that shit. Fantastic video, probably my favorite he’s done and I’ve been watching for 6 years. Now drop and give me 14:3X.

@camb9784

5 ай бұрын

Beautiful summary :)

@blueyandicy

5 ай бұрын

It's also amazing pacing wise because it happens at the half way point of the video around a hour and 8 minutes in, making it feel not to early (as the beginning half felt like any other video) but not too late. This is definitely his Magnum Opus and im so proud of him for this

It takes a visionary to see potential in an untapped market. Everyone was used to watching speedruns for years but summoning salt was the first to slow speed running down to show the trials and tribulations in between the world records. You are a great ambassador for video gaming.

This video was an incredible journey. The you reveal had me shook. Your storytelling is unparalleled and I’ve loved your videos for years, now getting to cheer you on in one of them, so satisfying. It feels like your entire channel has been built up for this video. All these years of making speed run world progression documentary videos, you’ve been slowly creating the story of your own. Thanks for everything that you do

It speaks volumes about the quality of your videos that the most replayed spot is 0:00

This is so precious because it's about Salt having the record. We get to see him have the "happy gamer popoff" and get first person insight into the mentality of breaking a world record. I kinda figured that somebody who knows so much about speedrun records had some firsthand experience and I'm glad I got to know about it. Congratulations, Summoning Salt!

@Blackaos367

5 ай бұрын

Relatively new to SS's channel, aren't you?! 🙂 He actually did start with Punch Out's History years ago and you can still find his records or record attempts in his other channel... Anyway welcome to the brigt side of speedrunning history! Now subscribe and binge through SS's older videos!!! 😉

@MidoseitoAkage

5 ай бұрын

Seeing Sinister1 and Zallard1 encourage and congrat SummoningSalt for the new world record made me happy. It's like a happy family who don't let anyone down. Theres no that competition vibe of who's gonna claim the WR first. They're just three dudes who enjoy the same game that they want to push it futher as possible.

"it was me" literally brought tears to my eye bro what a twist. the man i have listened to for hours and hours and hours over these years.. hes the protagonist, not just the storyteller. this is magic

@darkestlost

5 ай бұрын

My goodness me too man!

@azyanziyad1291

5 ай бұрын

I also teared up

@snoredizzle3242

5 ай бұрын

100%

@sadasdindigo

5 ай бұрын

its cwinge that you cried for this

@Ben79k

5 ай бұрын

@@sadasdindigo i love being cringe and having normal human emotions thx ❤️❤️

Can't wait until the 2027 episode titled "The Return of Matt Turk"

More than any other SummoningSalt video, this opened my eyes to just how important mental training is in addition to finding new ways to save time and having luck to be successful. I'd honestly like to see this encouraged more. Thanks, SummoningSalt!

There are a number of other Categories that Salt has the WR on, including Tied ones: Another World Circuit: A secret bonus mode that you can access with a unique passcode while holding A, B, and Select simultaneously. It has 9 fights and ends at Mike Tyson. Strangely, it gives you the decimal time for Tyson here. Salt's WR is an 11:34 90 Minute Challenge: Construct an IL Sum Of Best within 90 minutes. You can start on any fighter you want, and the cut-off to start your last fight is when the timer hits 90 minutes. Salt's WR is a 14:21, 25 seconds ahead of the Single Segment WR and 4 seconds ahead of Matt Turk's Sum of Best (Yep, we might actually beat Turk's Sum of Best with a Single Segment run! Crazy). RTA: Basically just Single Segment with a real-time timer instead of in-game. Some strategies are changed around and there is a truckload of more RNG in play. Salt recently lost his longstanding 18:36 WR to KThree's 18:34, but took it right back the next day with an 18:32. Blindfolded: Pretty self-explanatory. Salt made a video about this, and then got the WR a few years later. He's brought the time down to 18:03. Tyson Challenge: You know how Single Segment is getting through 14 fights from Glass Joe to Mike Tyson while adding the times up? Now imagine that, but it's all Mike Tyson. Salt's WR is 32:14 (Average per fight is 2:18) IL Times: Glass Joe: It's a freebie with many buffer strats to get it. In fact, it's why the category was eventually removed. Still, it's a WR. Some buffer strats do have a possibility of getting you a 42.25 instead of a 42.00. Von Kaiser: It involves 50-50 stars, and _Quest to Beat Matt Turk_ goes more in-depth about it, but Salt has recently joined the TAS Perfect 35.61 club on Speedrun started by Zallard many years back. Don Flamenco: Another freebie thanks to the buffer strat. A ton of people got that 14.97, and Salt is one of the first players with recorded proof on Speedrun. King Hippo: Thanks to Hippo Manippo, the TAS Perfect 37.61 has become a lot more consistent (still hard to pull off, but at least it's more consistent). Only 18 Players on Speedrun, Salt included, have gotten it. Great Tiger: Phase 1 is the only difficult portion with the 4 Frame Perfects you have to land, but at least he always gets up on a 1 count if you get Phase 1 right, meaning you can just buffer an uppercut for Phase 2 and 3 and boom, fight's over. Salt and 18 other players have gotten the 47.48 WR. Honda 2: As a result of Max Damage Uppercuts, McHazard managed to make an improved Honda 2 Perfect Time with a TAS, a time of 39.97, which Salt would eventually get. JLet and Jefeman82 got it too. Sandman: Because you can't get stars in Round 1, he takes the longest. The time has been gradually brought down and was stuck at a 2:16.82 (first achieved by Lucandor) for a long while before Salt was able to get perfect luck and execution and get a 2:16.48, another perfect time according to McHazard's TAS. Mike Tyson: Salt's first World Record Progression (or at least the oldest surviving one) was about the Mike Tyson WR. For a long time, it was believed that 2:05 was the lowest time anyone could get, which Salt would be first to achieve. However, McHazard's TAS revealed that you can start Phase 3 with an uppercut, but Phase 2 has to end at a mid-1:25 at the latest. To this day, Salt is the only known player with recorded proof to achieve this AND a sub-2:05, bringing the time down to a 2:00.61 (decimal time found by old-school frame counting). TAS time is 1:58, but I do believe 1:59 is possible

@camb9784

5 ай бұрын

Fantastic comment, thank you for gathering this information and putting it all in once place

@FISHGOMOO4321

5 ай бұрын

Based

@ZestiSpeedrunning

5 ай бұрын

I cannot wait for Salt to beat Tyson in under 2 minutes. It'll be one of the greatest speedrunning achievements of all time

@Y3ntiLS0uP

5 ай бұрын

A sub 2 Mike is the Punch-Out equivalent of the triple Whethertenko

@ZestiSpeedrunning

5 ай бұрын

@@Y3ntiLS0uP So you're telling me there's a chance ;)

you know what's crazy? in a few years time, someone is going to make a "The Quest to Beat SummoningSalt" video.

@RonquixoteDIII

5 ай бұрын

Holding a record since 2016 in speedrunning is insane. Anyone who takes it from him will have earned it

@suntim3254

5 ай бұрын

Somehow reminds me of “I got the part I got the part, I am gonna be Joey Tribbiani’s ass”

@Dr.Spatula

5 ай бұрын

It'll probably be him and have this video attached to the front of it again

@3_mld

5 күн бұрын

Probably summoning salt himself

Man I found you when you pulled off that record in 2016 because I was a Zallard1 fan after the blindfolded AGDQ runs, and then I watched that run and you started doing the History of Speedruns stuff and I've watched all of them since then. It's great, great stuff, and now it's come full circle - you've set the world record again (while I wasn't paying attention - congratulations!) and it's excellent to see this video catch people up on things. Can't wait to see what's next, and hopefully this keeps being something you wanna do for many, many years.

Congratulations brother! I’m so glad you got to experience the feeling of greatness. You left a legacy for others to look back on. You’re an actual OG. My brother loved this game. If he was still here today I’m sure your video would inspire him to take on your record. This was his most favorite game ever made. Thank you for everything you’ve done for the video game community.

The fact that you played the music Chris Doerksen dedicated in your name when you revealed your own name in the leaderboard makes it all the more beautiful. Thanks for everything you've done, both for KZread and the MTPO community. That's insane levels of dedication, congrats !

@ChickpeaMilkshake

5 ай бұрын

What is the name of the Chris Doerksen music so I can google it?

@lucasrg9238

5 ай бұрын

It has the same name as the man himself (summoning salt), just search up Chris doerksen summoning salt and youll find it

@highdefinition450

5 ай бұрын

mtpo? edit: nvm i'm stupid lmao

To spend an hour not knowing this was going to be about your speedrun was insane. My mind exploded. Congratulations on such an amazing feat

@TheDragoncowStudios

5 ай бұрын

Bro, that reveal went crazy🎉

@skeven0

5 ай бұрын

guess i was one of the few that knew it, i remember a post on reddit( i think it wasin r/gaming) tha tthe record was lowered, people said "send this to Summoning Salt" their surprise that OP from that post was him

@Planko991

5 ай бұрын

i mean he uploaded so many speedrun world records on his second chnannel

@theclovercross

5 ай бұрын

Aye! Feels that plus all the videos on the channel leading up to this. This goes so hard!!

@NameName-ho3ej

5 ай бұрын

feels like the finale of this channel, at least i hope thats not true

This might be one of the best produced speedrun videos ever. Amazing storytelling, always highlighting the challenges and nuances of the run, and the legend himself is in it. It doesn't get much better than that.

Seeing a video of yours is like getting that one exact gift you have always wanted on Christmas morning and then it ends up being way more than you had ever dreamed it would be. Your story telling, your attention to extreme detail, the way twists and turns are presented. I got a huge grin on my face half way through the video. Oddly proud and happy to see that name on the leaderboard. The dedication to the craft and effort put in to not only your videos but speedrunning is so wonderful. And seeing the people you saw as absolute legends in the category in your chat telling you had it, and encouraging you and celebrating with you after it occurred brought tears to my eyes. It is the wonderful thing of not just video games but communities. Keep up the amazing work. Your videos are always the perfect treat and then so much more.

1:06:08 this was the most epic SummoningSalt moment yet. As someone who doesn't follow you outside of KZread I was NOT prepared for this.

Matt Turk is an absolute legend and always has been

@DrunkenHotei

5 ай бұрын

True, but SS is clearly in the same league.

@lt_johnmcclane

5 ай бұрын

The dude is so good at Punchout that runners don’t even need to see proof. No vid, no did never applied to the legend Matt Turk

@spimbles

5 ай бұрын

imo hes the greatest speedrunner of all time. dominated in countless games and was usually simultaneously the guy to push a games boundaries far past what was seen before. he is in every sense of the word a legend

@Dr.Spatula

5 ай бұрын

Always has been? Did you or almost anyone else know who he was before these videos?

@Rainbow_Sheep

5 ай бұрын

​@@DrunkenHoteihighly disagree, SS is great but turks legacy is second to none, almost all his records may be broken now but his impact won't be forgotten

Bro, I just gotta say your vids are my favorite among all of KZread. I live a very stressful life and being someone who grew up in the early 80’s, the days of the NES were the best years of my life and to make a long story short, watching your vids gives me peace. I can come home from work and sit back and put on (for example) the history of castlevania world records and within 30 min, my stress is gone. I really appreciate the difference you have made in my life! Just had to tell you that.

Got goosebumps multiple times in this video. Edge of my seat and holding my breath through some of those Tyson fights you had. You really took me their with your narration. Thanks heaps for the great video. You’re a legend

Dear Summoning Salt, Your video several years ago regarding the Quest to Beat Matt Turk is still to this day one of my most favorite KZread videos of all time. I grew up in an NES and Mike Tyson era, and the nostalgia that I get from watching your detailed breakdowns are soothing to a troubled mind. To now discover that you did all that research, all that time and effort, only to take up the mantle in order to take the sport to a new level while the GOATs cheered you on … It makes my heart happy for you. Bravo brother, bravo.

I just watched a 2 hour documentary on a game I’ve never played and I couldn’t be more satisfied, amazing.

@AlmostNamedOne

4 ай бұрын

Hey same!

@Equalizer2922

3 ай бұрын

Fr

@swisscheez4256

2 ай бұрын

I didn’t even know this was a thing. He is like the Mr. Ballen of speed runs, I couldn’t turn it off.

@alphonseblackwood2930

Ай бұрын

​@@swisscheez4256lol, just found mrballen in February myself and I binged all his videos. Funny you mention that

Salt, I have been watching you for years, for so many years, and the fact that you finally mentioned yourself in a video, perhaps the greatest one you've made so far, makes me extremely happy! happy to have seen your growth and development, both as a storyteller, and a speedrunner! please keep this going and never let up!! I can't believe that since 2017 I have been on this journey!!!

It's so wonderful to see you having so much fun and joy in not only the speedruns you accomplish through blood, sweat and tears, but also through these amazing videos you deliver to us. Thank you for continuing to bring us such amazing videos full of speedrunning history for us to watch. Keep on keeping on, and may the splits line up perfectly for you!

My man really had the nutsack to make a video that fully includes him. Massive respect my guy, I used to watch your runs all the time.

@misirtere9836

5 ай бұрын

Let's be fair, making world record progressions featuring his own world records is how this entire series started. This is back to his roots, honestly.

@jamesbryan558

5 ай бұрын

@misirtere9836 honestly? Agreed. Time is a flat circle and all that mumbo jumbo

@bigbluebuttonman1137

5 ай бұрын

Yeah. It's super easy to go "To avoid appearing biased, I won't cover my runs," but he did a very good job here. His descriptions didn't feel overly praising, and didn't feel any different from his usual narration.

@shaungillis7095

5 ай бұрын

It''s about an hour into the video before Salt is mentioned, but then it's all him the rest of the way

2 hours of Summoning Salt explaining how he is the best boxer in the history of gaming, and yes I'm all for it congrats on all of the speedrunning categories you rightfully occupy top spot on

@HeyApples

5 ай бұрын

This is like the world's best humblebrag and I'll here for it. Insane talent and mental fortitude.

This isn't my usual kind of game, but once again it was brilliantly done. Always look forward to these kind of videos, it especially helps with work breaks. It was great seeing you being apart of this, and pulling off such an amazing record. Insane amount of grind, but paid off in the end.

I envy the passion that you have for the game and enjoyed the commentary. I especially enjoy the reveal where you announced that you are the new record holder which I did not expect at all. Most KZreadrs look for content but you actually created it and talk about it from your POV.

Being able to watch a 2 hour long SummoningSalt video after a week of finals is so damn cathartic

@fio6620

5 ай бұрын

Just turned in my last final to graduate today, and now I get to relax and fall asleep to this. It’s perfection

@thegreathadoken6808

5 ай бұрын

"On the evening of December 15th, 2023, things ticked along much like they had any other day. A newcomer named TheSalltt had just finished finals, and was about to knock off for the evening when he noticed Summoning Salt had uploaded an historic video. The internet was abuzz with chatter about this incredible new upload. No one quite understood what would happen next. But one man knew what he had to do.... This is the story of the comment thread...of TheSalltt"

@daveyjones7391

5 ай бұрын

Well played, sir. That was a good one.

@smallben7744

5 ай бұрын

Mama we made it

@Th3Watch3r

5 ай бұрын

For you. For you it is. Thank goodness we are all different

For those curious, that once in a lifetime RNG run had ~1/3100 odds

@Sylocat

5 ай бұрын

Compared with some of the other speedruns that have been showcased on this channel, those odds seem downright reasonable.

@anartichoke_2260

5 ай бұрын

If you don’t mind me asking, which one? He used that phrase a decent amount of times throughout the video.

@Trowa71

5 ай бұрын

Once in a lifetime 'cause only one person is trying it.

@Stranger_Grip

5 ай бұрын

69th upvote

@Ekdrink

5 ай бұрын

Not really that bad tbh. those don’t even feel like speedrunning values just normal

I discovered your channel by chance and speedruns are not even my thing. But man, this is one of the most interesting and well put videos i ever watched on youtube. What an amazing journey filled with crazy mechanics and perseverance! Keep the hard work mate!

I’ve just found this channel and this was the first video I’ve watched. You managed to make the story of a game I knew nothing about extremely interesting. Great channel, subscribed

as someone who only absorbs speed run content through you, the absolute shock i felt when you said "that runner... was myself" was insane

@delirium266

5 ай бұрын

Same, I didn't know he was a dominant punch out player so it was a very effective twist. Great job, legend.

This was amazing.

@paladin198

5 ай бұрын

bacon strips

@Shabnock

5 ай бұрын

Dripping that sauce

@neoneyes3913

5 ай бұрын

Where is muscles glasses

@jjcoola998

5 ай бұрын

Hey buddy thanks for your videos back in the day, my epic meal time costume at a block party back in the day got me laid and a solid girl for a while, so I owe you one! 🫡🤜

@LovesandCuddles

5 ай бұрын

Gay bacon strips

The quest to best Summoning Salt. You have became a Matt Turk

That was incredible. Documenting the history of these WR is important and this is maybe the best example of this I ever saw. I'm not even a huge fan of this game, as I was very much a strong player of the original arcade version and I'm no speedrunner. I admire this sort of dedication. Congratulations!

"This runner... was me." Such a fucking hype moment dude. Amazing video.

It's almost crazy to me that you talking about your own achievements could somehow be even more humbling. From making it clear that it wouldn't have happened without Zallard & Sinister cheering you on, to the absolutely brutal grind, it puts just how insane this world record is into perspective. Massive props to you and everyone else who speedruns the game!

So proud of you! I've been enjoying your videos for years, so it's especially great to hear you be able to talk about your own accomplishments. Well done!

So proud of this video. With all the uplifting Summoning Salt has done for so many over the years, to hear his own story is amazing!

A 2 hour Summoning Salt video is always a good time, especially after finals

@sethblack7413

5 ай бұрын

This week is finals for me... wish me luck!1!1!1 (I'm failing AP Bio)

@frogbenchrai5548

5 ай бұрын

I was gonna say, this is the perfect time for this!

@aloysiuskurnia7643

5 ай бұрын

@@sethblack7413 Ey good luck!

@nukewurld

5 ай бұрын

PSA - dont stress about school. Employers don't give a shit about your grades

@Jonathan-sk9de

5 ай бұрын

@@sethblack7413lol better then me, I have to get a C at Orgo to take Orgo II, if not then that’s a 10k dollar setback cause my school being hella expensive

A really cool milestone that I don't think has gotten talked about enough is the fact that Matt Turk's sum of WR's from 2008 is a 14:25.05. We're slowly approaching that territory. And I think one day it could happen. Probably from you.

@silverflight01

5 ай бұрын

Yep. ~21 seconds to go.

@canceresbunny

5 ай бұрын

Or Kthree.

You are absolutely a freaking inspiration. I've loved your videos forever, but the fact that you were a part of this one makes speed running anything achievable. Keep it up!

Thank you for doing what you are doing. I can't put into words how much your videos brighten my days. You say this means a lot to you, and it shows. These really aren't just documentaries.

Oh I am excited for this one. A 2 hour Salt video just after I’ve finished finals and gotten home for break. Perfect.

@gitgud391

5 ай бұрын

I got finals next week lol

@shreyasvaranasi7629

5 ай бұрын

I finished finals yesterday lol. This is just what I needed

@zmr3352

5 ай бұрын

Same!

@DaRealPkmnMaster

5 ай бұрын

Binge watching time!!!

@psychiron

5 ай бұрын

Same. This boutta go hard

I'm blown away at how tasteful and respectful this video was. Over an hour in before you even mention yourself. Respect.

@AlmostNamedOne

4 ай бұрын

because there was plenty to talk about than himself

@HerEvilTwin

3 ай бұрын

Not to mention all the other videos he made about this game without ever mentioning himself. He truly loves this community and history, his passion is undeniable

@ChrisPierreBacon

3 ай бұрын

In the Matt Turk video, he doesn't mention himself until the very end when he's showing all the current WRs for each fight and shows that he's the Tyson WR holder. He doesn't even mention it out loud

Crazy man! I saw your original history, and it was awesome. This is just top-notch. Thank you for creating and grinding!

That was an incredible 2+ hour long journey you took us all on. Amazing video, props to you Salt.

You are standing among the very few historians that make it into history themselves. Huge respect for what you've achieved on this channel and in your runs. 🙏

@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic563

5 ай бұрын

Herodotus moment.

The fact that summoning salt is a speed runner in this game makes him the best person to talk about this

@sirefirefly

5 ай бұрын

The fact that summoning salt is the world record holder makes him the best person to talk about this lol

@everything.editzz

5 ай бұрын

​@@sirefirefly summoning salt is the goat of punch out

@themilkman6969

5 ай бұрын

@@everything.editzz as much as i think he has the potential, i think matt turk is always going to be on top, beaten or not. he was a pioneer of his time and the best in his day, he both helped modern punch out speedrunners learn strategies new to them and still had some competition with those who invented new ones, releasing a couple new records during the community wide quest to surpass him.

@hakageryu-hz7jz

5 ай бұрын

@@themilkman6969 Objectively false.

@retropalooza

5 ай бұрын

I wish I had thumbs so I could beat his record....the doctor promised me as a child they'd grow in eventually, guess it was wishful thinking....but I'll still give him two indexes up

31:14 I love how he dances to the music! Also, what a frustrating moment! Excellent video, I loved it! Also, I am proud of you for achieving your record! I can't even begin to imagine how happy you must've felt :D