Imagine working your whole life and a kid comes a long uses you as his motivation and looks up to you and takes your moves and makes it his own this shit is so wholesome
Guys, he was a phenomenal gymnast. And I don't believe he practices like he used to. This was probably a 'passing of the torch' moment and *did* matter a lot to him. Let him cry with dignity
This is so sweet it makes me think that despite all of his athletic accomplishments, the idea that someone wants to basically carry on his legacy because he inspired them brought him to tears, it's just so genuine and sweet and I wish you both such happy lives 😭💖
To be clear this guy wasn't a judge, just a commentator, so he wasn't doing this to buy off points (I'm sure you knew that, I just wanted to make sure people know there was nothing nefarious about this
@@TheDragonInTown That was such a lovely and wholesome interaction you two just shared. It's warmed my heart a bit to see good humor and understanding in the TH-cam comments.
Literally met his idol, told him he was his idol, made his idol cry tears of joy and say he did it better. This has just got to feel good. and Idk anything about gymnastics but that was seriously impressive! Bravo!
It's actually beautiful how they build off each other's moves I heard gymnastics can sometimes be very toxic but also sometimes be very supportive I think this is one of those very supportive moments
This is so cool I did gymnastics for a while and before that I was self thought I had to discontinue it because my mom was concerned after I got an injury, I wish I could’ve lived up to do this
@Bot stopper yeah i said maybe, but other than that quite a bit of people got really injured or tired by the sport but they fall in love again, so who know
it must feel so special to pioneer something in athletics and then see somebody else call it one of their favorite maneuvers. not only that but then to perform it and even perfect it but STILL call you the best.
I met John at Flip Fest in TN when I was maybe 8 or 9. Super nice guy from what I could remember, he was always in the gym and hyping people up. Never met another person that was as enthusiastic about gymnastics as him
Gymnastics is definitely one of the most impressive sport I have ever seen, it is extremely impressive just from the skill and strength needed to preform the tricks
I think it's always flattering for someone to create something and other people take up on it. Especially if it's like a skill or an art format it's just a real proud moment like I did something cool if someone else likes it
“One of the smartest human beings I’ve ever met.” Ian trying to recreate a skill and gets stuck: Edit: MOM IM FAMOUS!!! Thanks for all the likes actually😊😊😊
A named dismount vs a hold that most anyone would get stuck on? I’d surely get stuck, remember my shoulder wants to give up on everything and reinjure myself further. Because I have INT, not so much on WIS
I am so happy for this gentleman. Seeing his creation performed by a young gymnast many years later.. he must feel insanely proud and touched by your gesture.
Honestly finding out that your craft has inspired somebody or really profoundly impacted another human being, or helped shape somebody, it can be a really overwhelming and humbling feeling.
Interacting with one of your icons/someone you admire is already pretty amazing. However, having the skills to impress them with their own technique, is the most memorable kind of incredible!! 👍🏽
"The commentator cries" gives him a 9... LIKE WHAT DOES HE HAVE TO DO TO GET A 10 BRO. MAKE U SHOCKED SO MUCH THAT U DIE FROM A HEART ATTACK?! I took it very personally.
I got no idea how Gymnastics works at all, but I do know that if something you made and your entire life has been based around your profession and how great you are at it, and to see someone do it after your time in the profession will mean a lot to a person knowing they had an impact on something they love
you did the same bounce on landing like he did, that's dang adorable ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . edit: as a former nationally ranked gymnast _I know_ he didn't stick it. He lost a 0. % from that lil hop ( and idek what men's gymnastics does with counting demerits ) but if the dismount rating of the trick is high enough a minor imistake doesn't matter overall. Bouncing is better than flooring and butt flops. lmao. I just wanted to confirm that yes, I actually do understand gymnastics, im not stupid, I was making a joke, cos it was kinda cute they did the same bounce ok? ok edit 2: ok so this was bugging the crap outta me so I looked up the current quad CoP for MAG (rip my data) and my best guess is that the Roethlisberger was a D rated skill (0.4) so he MAYBE got a demerit of something like a 0.05 to 0.10. _maybe._ or maybe they just remived the bonus for an incomplete skill?? the new rules are doing my head in boyeeeee and ANYWAY, considering the rest was 🔥🔥🔥 (ignoring the lowkey highkey regrip x2 when he was in the full handstand 😞) I don't think it cost him too much to bunny hop at the landing, cos there were no spinning arms, no buttfloppin, and it seemed to be a
Well the problem is that the jump he did is gonna cost points for Gunther since he did not land the trick. That jumps shows the judges that he may have fallen forwards or backwards so that's why he had to do the jump to stabilize and not fall on his butt
There's always this little tickle This little joy When you become someone big famous or respected Some people look up to you like that. It really pulls you out of reality into a different perspective for a moment
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Imagine working your whole life and a kid comes a long uses you as his motivation and looks up to you and takes your moves and makes it his own this shit is so wholesome
goals
Bro forgot about the training part
🥛
What do you see the milk or the empty part of the glass?
@@galaxy4719 both
@@galaxy4719 i see a blob, i should probably put my glasses on
He almost said his own name and instead he cried. Gold
Yup
" there it is, the R- 😰😭😭"
😂😂😂😂😂 That part absolutely took me out
I bet the feeling was incredible
“Wait…That’s me!” 😃….😞😔😫😭
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Guys…. He needs a moment
yes 😌
give this man a moment.
The like to comment ratio is really interesting
The like to comment ratio is really interesting x2
Dipshit edit what 💀
Guys, he was a phenomenal gymnast. And I don't believe he practices like he used to. This was probably a 'passing of the torch' moment and *did* matter a lot to him.
Let him cry with dignity
you know he wasn’t actually crying right?
@@Zmargo702 and how do you know?
@@haojiong life experience
@@Zmargo702 right... because life lets you know what people on the internet do
@@haojiong yes
This is so sweet it makes me think that despite all of his athletic accomplishments, the idea that someone wants to basically carry on his legacy because he inspired them brought him to tears, it's just so genuine and sweet and I wish you both such happy lives 😭💖
You practically bribed him lol. It takes a lot of courage to learn that.
To be clear this guy wasn't a judge, just a commentator, so he wasn't doing this to buy off points (I'm sure you knew that, I just wanted to make sure people know there was nothing nefarious about this
@@kevinwells9751 I know I was kidding lol :)
@@TheDragonInTown I figured, it's just hard to tell on the Internet
@@kevinwells9751 ik sorry :)
@@TheDragonInTown That was such a lovely and wholesome interaction you two just shared. It's warmed my heart a bit to see good humor and understanding in the TH-cam comments.
that’s awesome! great job! i’m no longer a gymnast but i’ve seen lots of gymnastics and this was extremely impressive to me :)
Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much!!
Bro was so thankful he had to say it twice 🫡🤙🤙
@@beckettferguson4888reply glitch
@@beckettferguson4888Lmao yeah odd
I love it when in this case ex-gymnasts don’t compete anymore but stay in the sport because they love it so much.
Literally met his idol, told him he was his idol, made his idol cry tears of joy and say he did it better. This has just got to feel good. and Idk anything about gymnastics but that was seriously impressive! Bravo!
“ I need a moment” “nO”
IK I WAS THINKING THAT
Lol
It's actually beautiful how they build off each other's moves I heard gymnastics can sometimes be very toxic but also sometimes be very supportive I think this is one of those very supportive moments
that’s so sad considering he probably can’t do the sport anymore but he’s so happy to see you do it
I’m telling you bro Gymnastics Masterclass would love you. He loves rare skills, especially people bringing back ones only done by their creators.
This is so cool I did gymnastics for a while and before that I was self thought I had to discontinue it because my mom was concerned after I got an injury, I wish I could’ve lived up to do this
Maybe you Could try it again
How tf do you teach yourself gymnastics in other words as a 5-year-old you fucked up a cartwheel and your mummy said to not do it anymore lmao
@Bot stopper yeah i said maybe, but other than that quite a bit of people got really injured or tired by the sport but they fall in love again, so who know
it must feel so special to pioneer something in athletics and then see somebody else call it one of their favorite maneuvers. not only that but then to perform it and even perfect it but STILL call you the best.
There’s nothing better then being recognized for ur art
He’s get flashbacks to his glory days and it’s so wholesome
I'm glad realized he actually had an impact on other gymnasts what a legend
Wowww that is so amazing!!! I love how he is just so happy seeing someone do his skill 😂
He not only saw his move, he saw the continuation of his legacy which is beautiful.
Got to be one hell of a feeling to watch your legacy be continued. Beautiful!
John: “just be quiet for a moment”
*proceeds to talk more*
Imagine being able to witness your legacy. That's a powerful thing.
You made the old Jedi Master proud young Padawan
I can’t imagine the feeling of being so good at something that a move is named after you and people choose to do it
I met John at Flip Fest in TN when I was maybe 8 or 9. Super nice guy from what I could remember, he was always in the gym and hyping people up. Never met another person that was as enthusiastic about gymnastics as him
That's a fabulous dismount. So unique but also nice looking.
He's so proud
Bro rizzed up the commentator💀
Bro acting like a dad🗿
The moment he realized he actually inspired someone.
this is like being called a legend when you were in your prime and you're alive to see it
This man is going to love him like a son, that's his spiritual successor
It's beautiful to see your contribution to your discipline continue on to the next generation
Gymnastics is definitely one of the most impressive sport I have ever seen, it is extremely impressive just from the skill and strength needed to preform the tricks
I don’t understand the taste in gymnastics but I understand how fucking amazing that is :)
I think it's always flattering for someone to create something and other people take up on it. Especially if it's like a skill or an art format it's just a real proud moment like I did something cool if someone else likes it
His reaction is so wholesome tho 🥺
I think he LIKED IT I think he LOVED IT
“One of the smartest human beings I’ve ever met.”
Ian trying to recreate a skill and gets stuck:
Edit: MOM IM FAMOUS!!!
Thanks for all the likes actually😊😊😊
1.6k likes and no comment, let me fix that.
Also yea he’s stupidly smart
Ig smart means something different in the 2020’s
@@elsa61xyxyx22 😬 _and_ edit: 😬 ... why do all kids do this cringey bs
A named dismount vs a hold that most anyone would get stuck on?
I’d surely get stuck, remember my shoulder wants to give up on everything and reinjure myself further. Because I have INT, not so much on WIS
hey siri, insert obama awarding obama a medal meme here please
I am so happy for this gentleman. Seeing his creation performed by a young gymnast many years later.. he must feel insanely proud and touched by your gesture.
It's crazy to see your own skills replicated by others because they look up to you
i got to meet this guy at a gymnastics camp not long ago, and he was the sweetest guy
He didn’t like it, he loved it!
"I think he liked it"
...i tHiNK SO-
the way he reacts is adorable, he seems so hyped.
ya know it's always a dream to have your namesake tied to anything that's not simply haveing existed
The joy of seeing someone inherit your masterpiece and make it even better.
Honestly finding out that your craft has inspired somebody or really profoundly impacted another human being, or helped shape somebody, it can be a really overwhelming and humbling feeling.
This is honestly my fav video you made! Love you honoring the legacy of those before!!
He’s seeing his legacy survive
I know nothing about this sport but you love to see it
Nothing feels better than seeing something you invented being done by someone else.
Imagine the flashbacks he had on all the thousands of hours practicing this at that moment.
I think creating something and having someone else learn it because they think it was cool is such a nice feeling
He didn't like it he loved it
This is actually really sweet
Wholesome af
let this man cry, hes a legend
Interacting with one of your icons/someone you admire is already pretty amazing. However, having the skills to impress them with their own technique, is the most memorable kind of incredible!! 👍🏽
What a wonderful moment
"The commentator cries" gives him a 9... LIKE WHAT DOES HE HAVE TO DO TO GET A 10 BRO. MAKE U SHOCKED SO MUCH THAT U DIE FROM A HEART ATTACK?!
I took it very personally.
Its their choice not yours so stfu
@@isaisaisaisaia bro, why you so pressed ong. who hurt you? i’ll punch them for you ong
He didnt land perfectly
stick his landing ...
It's really awesome to see people so passionate about something
Ong bro sounds exactly like Linus tech tips
FR
Bro surpassed the master and he could not be more proud
He cried because it was so perfect and he still gave it a 9 💀
He's a commentator not a judge
Bro is a son he never had
“I think he liked it” is an understatement
Awww this is so sweet! I bet he's so proud of you and himself.
NGL that one where you stuck it and slowly raised your hands in the beginning was so badass…
The fact that I’m just happy I met John before while I went to his camp 😂
guys i think he needs a moment
Guys I think the commentator is a little biased.
Ya think?
That's wholesome as hell but I need to know how on earth is there a disco/holy diver mashup that i was unaware of?
He's definitely proud of you
If i created a fucking trick id cry like that too ngl
This is positive masculinity. Big green flag
This is so wholesome
“It’s enough to make a grown man cry and that’s ok”
Damn, I don't even know the history of gymnastics but the legend was right, that is an impeccable gymnastics. I cried.
I mean who wouldn't tear up seeing the next generation do ones signature move?
"i think he liked it."
*John balling his eyes out:*
Haha that was great. Commentator pretty funny too
Something hits when a legend says "he/she does it way better than i did"
This is so darn cute and wholesome
The DIO playing in the background is the best thing
Ian,
So cool of you to give the love and respect!
U can tell he appreciates that for sure. Beautiful
nostalgia hit hard on him
Not me seeing Livvy Dunne at the end and screaming 😅
Imagine creating a move and having someone look up at you enough to compete with it. That would be so touching
I got no idea how Gymnastics works at all, but I do know that if something you made and your entire life has been based around your profession and how great you are at it, and to see someone do it after your time in the profession will mean a lot to a person knowing they had an impact on something they love
🥹🥹 that’s so sweet
you did the same bounce on landing like he did, that's dang adorable
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edit: as a former nationally ranked gymnast _I know_ he didn't stick it. He lost a 0. % from that lil hop ( and idek what men's gymnastics does with counting demerits ) but if the dismount rating of the trick is high enough a minor imistake doesn't matter overall. Bouncing is better than flooring and butt flops. lmao. I just wanted to confirm that yes, I actually do understand gymnastics, im not stupid, I was making a joke, cos it was kinda cute they did the same bounce ok? ok
edit 2: ok so this was bugging the crap outta me so I looked up the current quad CoP for MAG (rip my data) and my best guess is that the Roethlisberger was a D rated skill (0.4) so he MAYBE got a demerit of something like a 0.05 to 0.10. _maybe._ or maybe they just remived the bonus for an incomplete skill?? the new rules are doing my head in boyeeeee and ANYWAY, considering the rest was 🔥🔥🔥 (ignoring the lowkey highkey regrip x2 when he was in the full handstand 😞) I don't think it cost him too much to bunny hop at the landing, cos there were no spinning arms, no buttfloppin, and it seemed to be a
John seems to bounce front and the other guy bounced back
@@naylisyazwina6836 in the competition the did it the same way tho, right?
edit: I rewatched and ur totally right. still funny tho
Well the problem is that the jump he did is gonna cost points for Gunther since he did not land the trick. That jumps shows the judges that he may have fallen forwards or backwards so that's why he had to do the jump to stabilize and not fall on his butt
That’s called a bad landing
Iii
There's always this little tickle
This little joy
When you become someone big famous or respected
Some people look up to you like that. It really pulls you out of reality into a different perspective for a moment
When you think about it, seeing something you started doing, get picked up by other ppl, must feel pretty crazy
That guy is the real life Phil Dunphy
Everyone be quiet now and just watch.
As he continues to talk through the entire thing.
that was just the intro to the joke, it didn't mean anything
You were born to nitpick or what?
I mean he does called a commentator
and if you realise thats what teacher do
Like is understatement he love it