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@user-op8fg3ny3j

5 ай бұрын

If only world of warships let you use your main guns as AA like in the video

@CabbageJuice2677

5 ай бұрын

PLEASE DO ONE ON ROBIN OLDS PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZES

@CabbageJuice2677

5 ай бұрын

THIS IS MY 11TH TIME ASKING

@freedompodcast4518

5 ай бұрын

What happened to the pilot who bailed out is he fine? 14:46

@anelstarcevic696

5 ай бұрын

How about video that follows USS Enterprise CV-6

This ship took several hits from kamikaze planes, got radioactive contamination during the atomic bomb tests in the Bikini atoll, and served actively in the Korean and Vietnam wars without being sunk. This ship was truly blessed.

@Kratos0n

5 ай бұрын

USS Laffy was the epitome of “I didn’t hear no bell”

@overlordemu7765

5 ай бұрын

It’s currently a museum ship in Charleston, SC as well

@Shaun_Jones

5 ай бұрын

@@overlordemu7765 she even tried to sink herself once. A bad leak developed while she was tied up in Charleston, but fortunately the museum was able to find enough money to have her dry docked. The leak was repaired and she went right back to museum duty.

@Schnittertm1

5 ай бұрын

I think the she just wanted to make up for the bad luck the the other USS Laffey (DD-459) had, being sandwiched between two Japanese battleships and sunk. She still did give a good account in that battle, but was ultimately sunk.

@azurblueknights

5 ай бұрын

I've always felt that the spirit of the Benson Laffey has protected the Sumner Laffey. Nothing else explains why DD-724 was able to take so many hits and remain stubbornly afloat.

I’m just saying the ship that the Japanese really couldn’t sink was the USS Enterprise CV-6, claimed to be sunken by the Japanese 3 times, she never was and she earned her most famous the nick name The Grey Ghost, She is the most revered and decorated ship of WW2 in the US navy earning 20 battle stars, she became the first ship to earn the Presidential Unit Citation and the first ship and only ship in the US Navy to earn the British Admiralty Pennant, and at one point was the only operational Aircraft Carrier in the Pacific Enterprise Vs. Japan she is a true legend among the US Navy

@cwclips2

5 ай бұрын

Can you do a video about the ship

@nursestoyland

5 ай бұрын

and the USS Lexington (CV-16)

@RandomTrinidadian

5 ай бұрын

I thought the same too.

@TheGreyGhost873

5 ай бұрын

Hello

@fansofgoats4354

5 ай бұрын

Yes please the big E

6:10 So we not gonna talk about him backflipping off that rail?

@Aquaticarefish

4 ай бұрын

bud said aight im out

@T95man

4 ай бұрын

I love that part

@sundire3510

4 ай бұрын

lol ikr

@vince6085

3 ай бұрын

Im looking for this comment 🤣

@Edinstvo-The-Astral-Wolf

2 ай бұрын

That was awesome. I love that part. I'm so glad I wasn't the only one who knows that

The reason why they couldn't sink the Laffey is because the Laffey was a one and only experimental warship build by a material classified as "plot armor"

@charlotteshenkenberger345

5 ай бұрын

Laffy wasn't the only one. Pretty sure Enterprise and New Jersey were covered in it too.

@AnimeSunglasses

Күн бұрын

Also, we adopted the technology from the Brits, who deployed it first on HMS Warspite in WWI. It lasted her through both wars!

Laffey is a prime example of why *EVERY* US sailor is taught basic damage control and are encouraged to learn more. 🇺🇲

@brokenbridge6316

5 ай бұрын

Nice to know

@benpurcell4935

5 ай бұрын

Well that and the USS Forrestal fire.

@minirock000

5 ай бұрын

um? After your strong statement you say um. Hilarious!

@Temporal94

5 ай бұрын

@@minirock000 blud not seeing the emoji that makes it into a US flag 💀

@disbehaving9913

5 ай бұрын

we cant see that emoji on pc i thought the same shit he did lol@@Temporal94

Nah the guy that did a backflip off of the 20mm aa guns at 6:10 is badass

@zachwalker6257

5 ай бұрын

I saw that and was hoping I wasn't the only one

@Lolzy3014

5 ай бұрын

Just saw it

@tigoutomo6638

4 ай бұрын

He like : a hell nah i'm out of here

@robboredninja

4 ай бұрын

i laughed my ass off when that happened

@Lolzy3014

4 ай бұрын

"Here in Michigan we treat our fis- BACKFLIP!"

I love to see the Battleships reference at 3:10 arguably my favorite part of the video Also are we just gonna ignore that at 6:10 the second sailor does a backflip over the railing? 🤣

@roelieboy204

5 ай бұрын

Backflip! Was looking for someone that commented it lol.

@g_superson1c255

5 ай бұрын

I can’t stop laughing at the backflip 😂 that caught me so off guard

@thatoneultramarine208

5 ай бұрын

@@g_superson1c255 Fr lol, watched this at like three a.m and my mother heard me cackling like a goblin while she was getting ready for work lmfao

@BlueDice_

5 ай бұрын

I thought I was the only one who knew that reference on 3:10

@robboredninja

4 ай бұрын

i wanted to point that out lmao

“I will not abandon ship as long as a single gun can fire.” This is what Captain Becton was reportedly saying when asked about abandoning ship.

The first "USS Laffey" was the one sunk at Guadalcanal. She charged the battleship Hiei as a Benson-class destroyer and fell victim to a withering barrage of gunfire. The Allen M Sumner "USS Laffey" is the one here, and I had the pleasure of visiting her one time with USS Yorktown. 3:09 Also nice reference to Battleship (2012).

@jackthedragon612

5 ай бұрын

Ironically, Captain Becton, the commander of the USS Laffey in this video, was commnder of the destroyer right behind the original Laffey as she went head to head with Hiei.

@ohioanempire

5 ай бұрын

And I'm P*ssed that they scrapped the Clamagore

@waffentrager594

5 ай бұрын

And this is in 1 of his vids too

@garystu9878

5 ай бұрын

@@jackthedragon612 Not related to Laffey, but another interesting tidbit is that USS Johnston’s gunnery officer at Samar, Lt. Robert C. Hagen, had also been aboard USS Aaron Ward (the ship you’re describing) at Guadalcanal.

@legoeasycompany

5 ай бұрын

Laffey lived up to her previous namesake. And yeah Patriot's point is a good experience, I miss USCGC Ingham there but she's in good hands and I know it's better to have her elsewhere than suffer the fate of USS Clamagore. The worst part of so many ships under one group, can't afford to keep all of them in decent order

6:10 laughed so hard at the sailor backflipping off

@Drakesonone

5 ай бұрын

If that was true then I be asking what was at guy name.

@chucknorrispargeter177

Ай бұрын

had to replay it myself

The Battleship reference at 3:08 is amazing! Keep up the great work!

I love the subtle touch of the AA Gunner doing a backflip over the railing at 6:10 lol

@theWanderersnotebook

2 ай бұрын

Bender- “DO A FLIP”

I’ve definitely heard of the USS Laffey but I love this story

@andrewmontgomery5621

5 ай бұрын

Me too. From the Kamikaze episode of Dogfights

@gamerzunited2

5 ай бұрын

same@@andrewmontgomery5621

@brokenbridge6316

5 ай бұрын

@@andrewmontgomery5621---That's where I first learned of this ship. They don't do shows like that anymore.

@thechadredsanitzer3462

5 ай бұрын

I visited it at Patriots’s Point in South Carolina, it’s dry docked with the USS Yorktown

@Cheez725

5 ай бұрын

@@thechadredsanitzer3462that’s really cool

we got the laffey, now we need the USS Enterprise!

@funfactor4528

5 ай бұрын

agreed!!! We need a video on the grey Ghost

@goldenfuntimefoxy5700

5 ай бұрын

Don’t forget about the Marblehead!!!

@BIGBLOCK5022006

5 ай бұрын

​@@goldenfuntimefoxy5700And the USS Charles England.

@paulprovenzano3755

5 ай бұрын

Everybody from the Japanese to the Klingons thought they had her number,and none ever did.

6:10 Gotta love that backflip.

This ship is the Nokia of all ships, it can survive anything.

I would love it if Yarnhub did a video on the Monchy 9 of Newfoundland. 9 men of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment positioned at Monchy-le-Preux during the Battle of Arras in 1917 hid behind shrubbery and defended the town from a German force anywhere from 200 - 300 men strong for 11 hours to prevent a German break through. I think it is a very cool and very underrated battle that sounds like the plot of a movie.

@yourboishitposts

5 ай бұрын

I'd also love to see a video on that

@AppleHistoryGuy

5 ай бұрын

@@yourboishitposts Thanks.

@hellhoundactual8201

5 ай бұрын

My Great Great Grandfather was a Lieutenant for the 1st NFLD Regiment! I'm unsure if he was part of the 9 but he was one of the Survivors from the 1070 who went over the top on July 1st.

@mikeprimm4077

5 ай бұрын

a shrubbery you say? a shrubbery . 😂😂

@AppleHistoryGuy

5 ай бұрын

@@hellhoundactual8201 Nice! Great story are you a Newfoundlander as well?

I visited the Laffey and Yorktown at Patriots Point last summer and it was a hell of an experience. The fore turret was open to guests and has a video that explains what it was like on April 15th; loud explosions, the screams of sailors, it had everything. Eventually there was an almost deafening explosion noise and the turret lights went out when the kamikaze hits the aft of the ship. It was an honor to be able to srand where those brave sailors stood, fighting as hard as they could against the kamikazes. Amazing video as always Yanhub, and thank you for telling the story of these heroes.

@firenicey7319

5 ай бұрын

Patriots point has grown a lot since I last visited it. I did that and Fort Sumter. Lots of history in one area! Also as I have stated they have amazing places to eat in Charleston as well. Tommy Condons is when I ate at

@wolftamer5463

4 ай бұрын

Patriot’s Point is awesome. You could spend a whole day just in the Yorktown, the dang ship is a maze.

@daniellucas1494

2 ай бұрын

Been many times - always enjoyed it!

@joaocollor2808

Ай бұрын

Deus salve a América

One of the things I love about Yarnhub is from time to time, we are graced by the presence of the legendary yet mythical acrobat troops

6:11I love how he back flips of the gun enplacement.

When I saw the title of this episode I immediately thought "Laffey". This is a great retelling of this heroic crew and their ship. It's one movie that would not require any Hollywood embellishment.

@bobolobocus333

5 ай бұрын

Glad to find that some didn't get unmet expectations (I thought that this might be about the US Navy's best - and luckiest - girl (USS Enterprise (CV-6)).

Also USS Laffey. Get’s choose for the atomic bomb test in Bikini Atoll as well. Laffey: I REFUSE TO SINK!

@mq5731

3 ай бұрын

Breaking News: Ship too angry to die

6:10 that backflip tho 🤯

Tears, as the sailor putting the flag back up. Brave men and a ship that would not give up.

I actually had the chance to visit the USS Laffy years ago! Was really amazing. The most memorable part was when an older gentleman was walking on the dock next to her. Reached out his hand and touched the hull and started to cry!

@GrumpyIan

5 ай бұрын

He probably sailed on her.

@photoshopman1972

5 ай бұрын

Most likely and remembered that day very well!

My great grandfather was on the ship during Korea . From 1952 to 1955 he love that ship so much. I really do miss him. He was the best great grandfather I’ve ever had. He he was a great guy. Hope I can go see the ship again in Charleston South Carolina at patriots point. Never forget the Laffey!

I remember visiting the USS Laffey a couple of months ago and it was a sight to behold. I learned about the story of how that ship survived 22 kamikaze attacks while I was walking around on its deck. I also got a hollowed out pineapple grenade as a souvenir while I was over there on vacation. The ship itself was incredible to see and seeing the tale of USS Laffey like this brought back good memories! Astonishing work bringing this story to life and I can’t wait to see what event will be covered next!

Laffey was a few ships that the Japanese can’t sink. One such example was the USS enterprise, the others were the Iowa class horde of 4 ships, including Missouri, but most notably USS intrepid which survived 5 kamikazes and ironically sank the IJN musashi with the assistance from her other Essex class sister ships. In this case, Laffey, enterprise, intrepid, and Missouri deserve to be called, ships of honor

Imagine kamikaze hit you multiple time and still can say "Hell no, we still have guns that can shoot"... Really salute for the brave Commander

I just visited the USS Laffey a few weeks ago, awesome ship and I loved seeing how well it’s been restored and repaired. The radar room is awesome.

First of all i have to say that i like the reference to the Battleship movie from 2012, its amazing how those americans aboard USS Laffey fought the jamanese kamikaze pilots, they where determine to not let the japanese sink Laffey, respect for those who fought to protect Laffey and to those who have fallen protecting Laffey. Amazing story Yarnhub, great job.

Am I the only one that had a tear in its eye at 15:20 when McCarthy mounts the flag up

@Drakesonone

5 ай бұрын

You’re not the only one.

@Lolzy3014

5 ай бұрын

Best country in the world

Good grief, I am just at a loss for words. YarnHub, your video making skills is getting better and better. The Laffey and its crew fought valiantly on that day despite so many odds, all of the kamikazes failing to sink her, and I find it horrible that the radical Japanese government and military would throw away so many young lives for a hopeless war, but yet, they were crazy enough to go through with it. I very much highly respect the commander and men on the Laffey and the Grim Reapers!

@skullsaintdead

5 ай бұрын

Completely agree, that these kamikaze pilots 'felt no pain' gives me no comfort, they surely dished out immense pain & suffering on the poor sods they invaded (one example: Rape of Nanking). As someone with severe chronic pain, I wish I could give it to people who start wars just for their egos, like Putin or the Japanese & German govt/military in 1930s/WWII. Insanely unfair how some people have to suffer for no reason while others who make people suffer endure no consequence for their actions.

Insane backflip at 6:11

@Pazschannel

5 ай бұрын

Based comment

@rileydeutsch9418

2 ай бұрын

​@@Pazschannel?

I’ve been inside the Laffey. The ship looks huge but it’s actually quite compact. The main turrets are quite cramped inside. The gun breeches take up most of the space inside.

The destroyer I that I served on back in 1956 was damned near also sunk by a Kamakazi on 6 April 1945 off Okinawa. It was the USS Mullany, DD-528. "The Mullany crew then succeeded in lighting off one boiler, and Mullany limped off on one shaft for Pearl Harbor and San Francisco, arriving 29 May."

USS Laffey: I didn't hear no bell!

I’ve lived in South Carolina my entire life. Visiting Patriots Point was always a highlight of any trip to Charleston and a big part of that was reliving the story of the Laffey. Interestingly, I didn’t know about the part with the flag until now. It’s very reminiscent of another story, which ironically happens to take place near Charleston not too far from where the Laffey is now.

6:11 i like how the dude just cannonballed out of the gunners position😂

When asked of his intent to abandon ship in light of all the damage, Captain Becton is recorded as saying, "No! I'll never abandon ship as long as a single gun will fire."

Holy shoot, you guys. You have absolutely went well above-and-beyond with the animation in this video. Your team deserves the type of budget major movies do.

@SteelCommanderCat

5 ай бұрын

especially since they've made a movie!

I visited the Laffey for my birthday last year. It's a very sobering experience to know where the damage was, the bomb hits and kamikaze strikes, and be able to walk the deck that used to be ablaze.

I legit got goosebumps when the F4U Corsairs finally arrived. This was an amazing storytelling!

Every time I see you made a new video I stop whatever I am doing and watch. I was in the US Navy so I have a bias but I really like your Navy videos whether it would be American, Japanese, German, or British. Your animation is flawless, I have been watching you for a long time and your skill just improves. Great job. Cheers to 1 million subscribers soon, you deserve it.

@Yarnhub

5 ай бұрын

Thank you !

@MiG-31893

5 ай бұрын

@@YarnhubYarnhub, I was wondering if you could do a video on Sea Fury’s vs MiGs? In the Korean war, British hawker sea fury’s shot down 2 MiG-15s with no losses, I thought it was very impressive, given that the sea fury was a propeller driven plane and the MiG-15 was a 2nd generation jet fighter I know you may have other things planned, I’m but I would be really grateful if you could reply? Thanks! You guys do an amazing job

As a former QM1, i had the honor of touring USS Laffey at Patriots Point while i was in Military Sealift Command, aboard the Hospital ship USNS Comfort. This illustration of the famous battle is the finest ive ever seen by far. Incredible! The courage of the crew was remarkable as they faced all those Kamikaze planes. Salute to Yarnhub and World of Warships for this awesome video!

3:10 caught the reference lmao

I've really gotta say that, since I've been a subscriber, I have never been let down by any video that this channel has produced!! Especially this one, I'm not sure what it was the story or the visuals but this episode was just amazing and, in my opinion, one of the best one's they've ever made. The story was amazing I love the heroic story of the USS Laffey but the visualization of the story is what sent me over the edge. They really made this story come to life again!! Thank you so much for all you do these stories keep my love of history going!!

This is one heck of show of courage, skill, and most of all, endurance and fortitude! So touching!

@Ulani101

5 ай бұрын

Don't forget some good old-fashioned dumb luck. And as one survivor said, "some help from above."

This is my favorite history channel, mainly because it provides its viewers with commentary and quality animations. Really hope this channel reaches a million subscribers.

The little alcoholic bunny with a literal heart of steel

An old History Channel TV show called “Dogfights” had an episode about this battle. Loved that show as a kid, it’s cool to see another version of this incredible story.

the japanese got ghost shelled so hard

Those effects for the flak and explosions are fantastic, amazing like a film studio, damn that is incredible for a video, the way the shells are animated in 5:55 like a transition is amazing!

Certified Laffey Momment

3:11 Battleship Film reference ❤

This KZread channel is certainly one of the best historical sites! Keep up the excellent work

Great job as usual. Excellent storytelling. Superb animation. You've come a long way...

Graphics are amazing as always!!

@CASA-dy4vs

5 ай бұрын

Your first congrats lol

This is my grandfathers ship. He is still alive today. Always love watching the story of his ship.

Damn the graphics and animations are becoming more and more amazing each upload! But yeah, just as the other commenters here say, can we also get one for the Enterprise? She saw her sister ships fall and she faced against all odds, yet still brought the war to the enemy. She was also there to help liberate my country, so I was pretty sad to learn that she got scrapped. Also, love the Battleship movie reference there!

One important aspect of this fight was overlooked in this video. Going back and remembering the Kamikaze episode of the show “Dogfights” from 2010, it was also mentioned that there were two LST’s (Landing Ship Tanks) that took part in the battle. Some of the kamikazes even overlooked USS Laffey to target the LST’s. These attempts were also unsuccessful.

@garystu9878

5 ай бұрын

It was actually two LCS (Landing Craft Support) vessels that were with Laffey, not LSTs. Specifically, LCS(L)-51 and LCS(L)-116. Both ships would be damaged in the attack that crippled Laffey. Also, I might have missed it, but I think the video forgot to mention Laffey’s air support actually arrived much earlier than depicted, and also at different times instead of altogether. First to arrive was four FM-2 Wildcats from Navy squadron VC-94 (flying off the escort carrier Shamrock Bay). They shot down several aircraft before being forced to return to refuel and rearm. A while later, USMC Corsairs (from VMF-441 on Okinawa) arrived in greater numbers to aid Laffey, as depicted in the video.

THERE WE GO!

I got 3 things to say here. 1st, amazing graphics! You guys just keep stepping up the game here and I love it! 2nd, I love that you brought in a Battleship reference with the “let’s drop some lead on these muther” “fire!” Absolutely loved that🤣 And 3rd, I got to see the Laffey on a vacation when I was young, and the Yorktown too. I knew it saw combat, but I never liked into the Laffeys hisotry, and I’m glad you guys brought this up. Remembering standing on that deck with on old WW2 vet, and now thinking of all that brought tears to my eyes. Y’all know how to tell history in a fun and memorable way, love y’all

Hello yarnhub! Your videos are getting greater and greater and I love seeing your progress!

6:11 bro really hit the backflip 😂

I’ve been to that ship with my son who was 12 at the time. I’ll have to send him this video.

Out of everything it had to be a destroyer is what refused to sink its amazing

You've Finally made a video of the Laffey, Sweet!!! I've personally tourned "The ship that would not die" at Patriots Point, South Carolina, it was a great experience! They did a great job on making you engaged with the vessels history. (If you're wondering what was "The ship that would not die" its the Laffey) [I forgot to mention that my profile picture is a photo I took of Laffey]

Your channel is probably the best animated documentary channel I have watched in KZread lately. Thank you

Jesus the animation is just phenomenal. 1st video vs this video is like the character arc of a multi season anime

My wife and I visited the USS Laffey and to see history is amazing.

I have never in my life felt such intense pressure from a video, you guys left me mouth-open from this video, i take my hat off to you Yarnhub!

That Battleship reference at 3:14 is pure cultured gold!

This laffey is of the Allen M. Sumner class, not to confuse it with the Benson class one. The loadout of US destroyers in this late into the war was top of the line and deadly. They had accurate(for the time) fire control directors that can lock in on the height and speed on enemy planes to effectively shoot them down. The only issue is theres not enough guns when the planes are coming in from different directions. There is only soo much lead those guns can throw at the enemy at a time when they dont have the luxury of our advance targeting system today until an enemy plane penetrates the screen and does damage to the ship.

Yarnhub continue to produce some of the very best quality videos on the internet. I’m never disappointed. They keep getting better and better. I remember there was a time the vehicles and settings looked sharp, but the humans looked a fair bit like play dough. But those days are clearly over. The human characters look fantastic currently!!! Great job Yarnhub!!! 🙏

That first zero that got hit by the main gun was actually partially through the battle and one gunner who survived saw it and described the encounter on history channels dogfights

I visited the Laffey at Patriots Point, SC two years ago. The ship was as impressive as its history.

Don’t forget the four FM-2 Wildcats from CVE-84 Shamrock Bay that helped defend the Laffey. (To be fair VC-94 only made around 7 claims that day, but they still helped🫡)

i have actually been to the uss laffey. it is a wonderful experiance. i learned so much. the laffey is also next to the uss yorktown. a aircraft carrier

I remember learning about this ship in an episode of Dogfights

YOU guys did an amazing job in this video. The video quality and sound effects are also great. Keep up the good work and educate us with these heroic stories. Really loved it.

I love how he used the Battleship line "Let's drop some lead on these mother FIRE!!!"

The reference from the movie “battleship” is so on point, great work Yarnhub team!

10 hour gang ⬇️

Yessir and you so close to getting to 1mil I’ve been subbed for around 2 years I would think and you never disappoint let’s go

My father served on the USS Laffy during the kamikaze attack. He was a Machinist Mate in the Engine Room. His best friend was an ammo handler in the 53 mount (the rear mount). They, of course, both survived the war. I have heard the story through the veteran sailors who lived it and visited Patriots Point and the Laffy many times.

USS Laffey sits right next to the USS Yorktown at Patriot Point. There is also an excellent Vietnam exhibit there. Can't recommend enough. Definitely worth a look!

Wow, your animations are rapidly evolving into some of the best content on all of KZread. Great work

You should cover the IJN Ikazuchi destroyer commanded by Shunsaku Kudō that rescued more than 400 Allies survivors from the HMS Encounter and USS Pope in 1942...

I was focused heavily on the story and video. Then outta nowhere the guy manning the AA does a back flip outta there b4 the plane hits. I just start rolling 🤣

YarnHub,Have you ever heard of the USS New Orleans' fight for survival? Over 80 years ago, a US warship was badly damaged by a Japanese torpedo during the Battle of Tassafaronga. The crew temporarily repaired the USS New Orleans with coconut logs. To return to port, the ship then sailed backwards in order to avoid being sunk by submarines.

i cant get over how amazing yarnhubs videos have become. its like watching a movie!

Yes! So glad that the ship I have been on has a video on her from you!

Both USS Laffey remain my absolute favorite stories from WW2. I've always felt that the spirit of the Benson Laffey watched over and protected the second ship to ever bear the name Laffey, and you certainly did DD-724 justice in this animation. Thank you, Yarnhub.

Being from South Carolina I have visited the Laffey many times, she was built by Bath Iron Works in Maine, They have and still do design and build some of the toughest ships the USN has ever seen. The phrase "Bath built is best built" is known by most in the Navy. When I visit friends that work the yard, their fellow shipbuilders often ask if I know the Laffey when they hear I'm from South Carolina,

Poor guy at 6:28 he fell off without a mention

I visited this warship back in June along with the Essex Yorktown! and the history was fascinating! You get to walk into the turret that was hit by the Kamikaze, and I felt a chill run up my spine. Glad to see a video made about her! Great Work as Usual Yarn

Frederick J. Becton was my grandfathers CO on the USS Aaron Ward DD-483 before he was given command of the Laffey. A note about the kamikazes: They were rarely the fanatics we think they were.

i must say that i really love the backflip at 6:10 , it really caught me off-guard