2014 was an amazing year for Monster Jam. It featured very unique tracks with cars and todays dirt ramps, and they did not care how damaged your truck was they would still let you go. Not to mention if you rolled over they would let you blow the transmission trying to save it. I wish Monster Jam was still like this.
I know I’m late, but nowadays, you can have a grave digger, max d, or son uva digger can continue being broken, but everyone else, if you break, your done.
@@The_jestalade Not really, Tom Meents's wheelie bar fell off and they had a stroke and cut him off before he could save it. Ryan Anderson broke a four link bar after a save not long ago and they cut him off.
@@monsterjamin24-79 Yeah, I can understand your opinion very well. Maybe we can email Monster Jam to not have any more Stadium/Arena in the future if they want to be more interesting again.
They should bring this tour back, its my favorite tour because of all of the chaos and well, destruction. this video brings so many nostalgic memories from when i joined the monster truck community, definitely the best tour to exist in the league.
@Pablo312 steel titan 1 and 2 are very good not as good as the older ones though Also monster 4x4 Masters of steel powered by monster jam and monster jam maximum destruction from the PS2 era are great but maximum destruction is more like twisted metal
i remember all of the good ol days when monster jam was still going strong, this league did so much while it lasted. BTW i'm very honored that my clips were a part of this videos. huge fan and huge thanks for all you've done
As someone from Maryland, I loved these tours. I remember going to Philadelphia in 2010 and 2012, and Baltimore in 2011 and 2013. It’s a shame there’s no stadium event in Maryland anymore. They tried FedEx field last year and while I had fun, attendance was bad and I don’t think monster jam will go back.
@nr27productions I'm from Maryland as well. I wanted to go to Fed Ex Field, but was unable to. Was attendance that bad? It's a shame. M&T Bank Stadium shows stopped for 2 reasons I know of. 1 was attendance slightly decreasing each year and 2 Complaints of the astro turf being torn up during the 2nd and 3rd years Monster Jam was there. I'd assume the owners were the ones unhappy about that. It sucks, but man was it awesome while it lasted. I wish they'd come back or at least make Fed Ex Field a yearly stop even if it is during silly season.
@@j.stewey4793 Yeah it was pretty bad. 13 minutes prior to showtime there was maybe 2,000 people at most. But because of FedEx fields bad parking more did come in. Still, attendance wasn’t good. I’m pretty sure there were more people at the Arlington 2020 show (first show during Covid with limited attendance) then were at this one. There was never an official reason why they left but I just assume it was because of attendance. Maybe they’ll give it another try next year but who knows.
@@nr27productions the finals messed everything up. I really hope they didn’t abandon Landover after taking note of the attendance. That’s a common move that they did in the past.
13:21 how ironic, to think that people are getting tired of the Chicago style racing now when they did this exact same thing 6 years ago with them wanting Chicago style over New Jersey style racing
The Monster Truck Tour I grew up attending was actually a branch off of the Thunder Nationals tour. The promoter for the Monster Truck Nationals, George Eisenhart Jr., actually got HIS start working for Aaron Polburn who was the co-creator of the Thunder Nationals tour. Conversely, Aaron Polburn got his start announcing drag races at a track in Ohio ran by George Eisenhart's dad, George Eisenhart Sr. Sadly, George Eisenhart Jr. passed away in 2009 due to an unfortunate on-track incident during one of his shows and the tour was sold to another company who ran it for about 9-10 years before the tour ceased operations
*Stadium shows being held in the northeastern part of the United States with the Pennsylvania and Cincinnati shows being the closest* *seethes in Ohioan who had to wait 10 years for a show at Cleveland Browns/FirstEnergy Stadium*
Lincoln financial stopped using them for a while because of renovations if my mind serves me correctly. Monster Jam moved to the arena next to it for a few years. I attended the 2013 show at the arena.
Fun Fact: The 2013 East Rutherford event was planned to be the last event shown on speed before its rebrand into fox sports 1. They actually filmed the episode opening with Scott Douglass addressing that fact. I have no idea why it never made it to air.
I was at the First Stadium show in Cincinnati. It was a great event! Seeing Ryan Andersons first freestyle win in Spider-Man was amazing! If I remember correctly they only had a limited amount of tickets to sell.
I went to Philly in 2010 and 2011, and went to MetLife from 2012 till 2017. Amazing times and the 2014 event was by far my favorite Monster Jam event ever to attend. Such nostalgia from this tour that it deserves to have a separate part of my childhood compared to the rest of it.
I wish the summer was an easier time for events. Monster jam hosting events in Pacific northwest venues in the spring is a really dumb move. It's not ever really that cold up here but...IT'S THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST IN SPRING. We've been super lucky so far in seattle but that won't last every year.
Awesome video man! I didn't know that the shows held in 2017-19 were still considered part of the Path of Destruction tour. In my opinion, I personally enjoyed those shows a lot but they definitely weren't on the level of the previous years. I think what could've made them forgettable was probably the coverage of the shows as it wasn't as exciting
Hot take: Baltimore 2011 was the best freestyle Tom Meents has ever done. What sets it apart for me is that it had better momentum and flow than most other Tom Meents runs since usually he just yeets the truck from one side of the floor to the other without trying to do combos, and that the truck managed to stay mostly in one piece since as much as Tom makes magic happen while fighting with a broken truck, it can hinder a truly great performance. On top of that, the run still had most of the other hallmarks of Tom Meents' classic freestyles: Huge air, it filled the clock, and of course the McMeents Twist remains one of the craziest moves ever performed in a monster truck.
13:41 that truck was so loud in person. when it did a backflip the whole stadium went crazy it was awesome and definitely was one of the coolest things they did at gillette
Jackson, would you consider a series highlighting MJ video games? From Maximum Destruction to Steel Titans 2? Showcase the games then give your honest opinions? Just a future content ideas
U should do a video on the evolution of not only the many trucks that makes it wat it is today but also the technological advancements that makes it wat it is
I also think if they wanna put them on the tour that’s fine… but for stuff like Philly and East Rutherford they should be different tours not the same tour… it’s just too close together.
Monster jam should have a separate series where mega trucks run in stadiums and do racing and freestyle like the monster trucks. Sorta like the Xfinity Series in Nascar.
Philadelphia was dropped because around this time monster jam was running the Ukraine tires. The tires have extremely prominent treads. When they visited Philly, the tires dug clean through the dirt and shifted the wood/plastic and fucked up the eagles grass. the stadium got pissed and said they didn't want them back until they got new tires. This lead monster jam to trimming, cutting, and buffing the ukraine tires, and eventually the partnership with bkt.
2014 was an amazing year for Monster Jam. It featured very unique tracks with cars and todays dirt ramps, and they did not care how damaged your truck was they would still let you go. Not to mention if you rolled over they would let you blow the transmission trying to save it. I wish Monster Jam was still like this.
2015 was good as well. If we are getting “political” so to speak, 2016 was the beginning of the end.
Ya 2014 was my favourite season
Also I would say monster jams best seasons and my favourites was from 2000-2016
I know I’m late, but nowadays, you can have a grave digger, max d, or son uva digger can continue being broken, but everyone else, if you break, your done.
@@The_jestalade Not really, Tom Meents's wheelie bar fell off and they had a stroke and cut him off before he could save it. Ryan Anderson broke a four link bar after a save not long ago and they cut him off.
Only OGs remember when Monster Jam have different field of trucks in each events.
I remember
Only OGs remember when Monster Jam was good,
I remember. It made things a whole lot more interesting and less predictable IMO
@@monsterjamin24-79 Well I like your opinion
@@monsterjamin24-79 Yeah, I can understand your opinion very well.
Maybe we can email Monster Jam to not have any more Stadium/Arena in the future if they want to be more interesting again.
They should bring this tour back, its my favorite tour because of all of the chaos and well, destruction.
this video brings so many nostalgic memories from when i joined the monster truck community, definitely the best tour to exist in the league.
God just the words path of destruction give me so much nostalgia cuz of this tour and the game
Fuck yeah wish the older monster jam games were backwards compatible
I still have Path of Destruction on the Xbox 360 to this very day and hope to play Steel Titans in the future.
@Pablo312 steel titan 1 and 2 are very good not as good as the older ones though
Also monster 4x4 Masters of steel powered by monster jam and monster jam maximum destruction from the PS2 era are great but maximum destruction is more like twisted metal
SAME dude!!
@@avdcfan1998 steel titans 1 is not good anymore lol. Totally busted physics. 2 is where it is at.
i remember all of the good ol days when monster jam was still going strong, this league did so much while it lasted.
BTW i'm very honored that my clips were a part of this videos.
huge fan and huge thanks for all you've done
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I was at East Rutherford 2014, and 2016. Really enjoyes both shows.
As someone from Maryland, I loved these tours. I remember going to Philadelphia in 2010 and 2012, and Baltimore in 2011 and 2013. It’s a shame there’s no stadium event in Maryland anymore. They tried FedEx field last year and while I had fun, attendance was bad and I don’t think monster jam will go back.
@nr27productions I'm from Maryland as well. I wanted to go to Fed Ex Field, but was unable to. Was attendance that bad? It's a shame. M&T Bank Stadium shows stopped for 2 reasons I know of. 1 was attendance slightly decreasing each year and 2 Complaints of the astro turf being torn up during the 2nd and 3rd years Monster Jam was there. I'd assume the owners were the ones unhappy about that. It sucks, but man was it awesome while it lasted. I wish they'd come back or at least make Fed Ex Field a yearly stop even if it is during silly season.
@@j.stewey4793 Yeah it was pretty bad. 13 minutes prior to showtime there was maybe 2,000 people at most. But because of FedEx fields bad parking more did come in. Still, attendance wasn’t good. I’m pretty sure there were more people at the Arlington 2020 show (first show during Covid with limited attendance) then were at this one. There was never an official reason why they left but I just assume it was because of attendance. Maybe they’ll give it another try next year but who knows.
@@j.stewey4793 wasn’t too shabby where I was sitting. I was at the very top of the stadium. There were some empty rows.
@@nr27productions the finals messed everything up. I really hope they didn’t abandon Landover after taking note of the attendance. That’s a common move that they did in the past.
13:21 how ironic, to think that people are getting tired of the Chicago style racing now when they did this exact same thing 6 years ago with them wanting Chicago style over New Jersey style racing
The Monster Truck Tour I grew up attending was actually a branch off of the Thunder Nationals tour. The promoter for the Monster Truck Nationals, George Eisenhart Jr., actually got HIS start working for Aaron Polburn who was the co-creator of the Thunder Nationals tour. Conversely, Aaron Polburn got his start announcing drag races at a track in Ohio ran by George Eisenhart's dad, George Eisenhart Sr. Sadly, George Eisenhart Jr. passed away in 2009 due to an unfortunate on-track incident during one of his shows and the tour was sold to another company who ran it for about 9-10 years before the tour ceased operations
Great synopsis, and awesome footage! I was not actively watching Monster Jam during this era, and this video makes me regret that sorely!
*Stadium shows being held in the northeastern part of the United States with the Pennsylvania and Cincinnati shows being the closest*
*seethes in Ohioan who had to wait 10 years for a show at Cleveland Browns/FirstEnergy Stadium*
Lincoln financial stopped using them for a while because of renovations if my mind serves me correctly. Monster Jam moved to the arena next to it for a few years. I attended the 2013 show at the arena.
Fun Fact: The 2013 East Rutherford event was planned to be the last event shown on speed before its rebrand into fox sports 1. They actually filmed the episode opening with Scott Douglass addressing that fact. I have no idea why it never made it to air.
I was at the First Stadium show in Cincinnati. It was a great event! Seeing Ryan Andersons first freestyle win in Spider-Man was amazing! If I remember correctly they only had a limited amount of tickets to sell.
East coast always get ripped off from monster jam. Only real big events are Metlife stadium and Philly. I wish we could get better shows over here
11:25 I was at this show and I still remember it to this day.
Those Philly shows were so good, the last monster jam shows I’ve been to to date, but HOLY CRAP I still remember them well it was legendary
I went to Philly in 2010 and 2011, and went to MetLife from 2012 till 2017. Amazing times and the 2014 event was by far my favorite Monster Jam event ever to attend. Such nostalgia from this tour that it deserves to have a separate part of my childhood compared to the rest of it.
I wish the summer was an easier time for events. Monster jam hosting events in Pacific northwest venues in the spring is a really dumb move. It's not ever really that cold up here but...IT'S THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST IN SPRING. We've been super lucky so far in seattle but that won't last every year.
Awesome video man! I didn't know that the shows held in 2017-19 were still considered part of the Path of Destruction tour. In my opinion, I personally enjoyed those shows a lot but they definitely weren't on the level of the previous years. I think what could've made them forgettable was probably the coverage of the shows as it wasn't as exciting
Hot take: Baltimore 2011 was the best freestyle Tom Meents has ever done. What sets it apart for me is that it had better momentum and flow than most other Tom Meents runs since usually he just yeets the truck from one side of the floor to the other without trying to do combos, and that the truck managed to stay mostly in one piece since as much as Tom makes magic happen while fighting with a broken truck, it can hinder a truly great performance. On top of that, the run still had most of the other hallmarks of Tom Meents' classic freestyles: Huge air, it filled the clock, and of course the McMeents Twist remains one of the craziest moves ever performed in a monster truck.
I was in the stands for it. Fucking beast.
1:53 At first glance I thought that was an arena show in Manchester, NH, but then I saw the sign for "Stamford Tickets"
Do you think you would ever make a video about the history of the Triple Threat Series?
Certainly not off the table!
13:41 that truck was so loud in person. when it did a backflip the whole stadium went crazy it was awesome and definitely was one of the coolest things they did at gillette
As someone who went to the 2017 MetLife one and every MetLife show for the past few year I will say that I liked this tour.
2010- 2015 were my favorite years for monster jam
I got the game this tour at MetLife was my first ever monster jam event I went to underrated and the best
I wonder if there will be any more new monster jam trucks coming to monster jam
Tom meents returned at foxboro in 2017
Jackson, would you consider a series highlighting MJ video games? From Maximum Destruction to Steel Titans 2? Showcase the games then give your honest opinions? Just a future content ideas
I think it would be cool to talk about the history of Monster Jam World Finals Encores
@MonsterTalk Would love to see a video about the various Monster jam video games I know you did a video on Monster 4x4 powered by monster jam
This brings me back!
Hey where did you find the 60fps tv footage of 2014? I cannot seem to find any on the membership.
I consider myself lucky for being at ever Metlife show. The path of destruction was just 👏🏻.
I went to all the East Rutherford shows from 2012 to 2015
We need a thunder nationals video
U should do a video on the evolution of not only the many trucks that makes it wat it is today but also the technological advancements that makes it wat it is
We Saw Tom Ments Do The Double Backflip In Gillette Stadium
I knew about the P.O.D tour before the the thunder nationals
I hoping monster jam steel titans 3 will come
Don’t hold your hopes up high.
@@ausproductionsofficial what does that mean
@@khymanser391 the contract between rainbow studios and monster jam ended. There will not be a steel titans 3
@@80HD-91 ok
@@khymanser391 it’s not coming lol.
To my understanding the sudden stop at Philly was due to new grass or turf or something like that
I also think if they wanna put them on the tour that’s fine… but for stuff like Philly and East Rutherford they should be different tours not the same tour… it’s just too close together.
you should make a video of the top 10 best drivers that retired
Idk why but i thought the P.O.D tour was to market the MJPOD game
Monster jam should have a separate series where mega trucks run in stadiums and do racing and freestyle like the monster trucks. Sorta like the Xfinity Series in Nascar.
Philadelphia was dropped because around this time monster jam was running the Ukraine tires. The tires have extremely prominent treads. When they visited Philly, the tires dug clean through the dirt and shifted the wood/plastic and fucked up the eagles grass. the stadium got pissed and said they didn't want them back until they got new tires. This lead monster jam to trimming, cutting, and buffing the ukraine tires, and eventually the partnership with bkt.
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Fun fact in 2014 it was the first time monster jam was at foxborough
Yeah. 80% positive it replaced M&T Bank. There was a show planned for 2014.
I has the DVD for the 2013 path of destruction freestyle
Ok ngl I want them to put this on in rice Eccles
Monster jam path of disteruton had new grave digger, max d, el toro loco, and more but I now that today we see crazy stunts, racing.
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Can you make a GraveDigger
Dude went from path of destruction to 2023 for no reason
The events that were part of POD are still ran to this day and it made sense to talk about them
i love the inflatables
wait so no Santa Clara? or santa clara does not count (pls let me know)
Santa Clara was never the host of path of destruction. Generally took place before the tour took off for the year.
It does not count. Not anywhere close to the North East or around the time POD was held
3:59 min is in roblox
Me: only knowing it because of the game
I attended the first two Philadelphia shows and Baltimore stadium from 2011 to it’s grand finale in 2013.
your accent sounds like an american trying to be british lol
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