What I really liked about the CAR-15 scene at the end was despite that the script doesn't call for Archer to shoot anymore, they had Leo reload his rifle as it would still be something a veteran soldier like Archer would do even if he was going to die. He was going out with a bang. Really nice little touch at the end. It wasn't even a bullshit reload. They had Leo chamber check to see that he's actually empty, drop mag and even passed the mag to his none shooting hand, then press the release. It was smooth.
@@HominaHubba Well, for a game, it's just on instinct...which is exactly what's going on in this scene. Instinct tells him to always be ready for a fight.
Fun fact for all my chopper enthusiasts. The hind at minute 11:47 is actually a South African modified hind commonly referred to as ATE superhind Mk. III it's modified to some degree as can be seen with the forward turret and sensor systems
The fact that you went through the effort to get the LAV magnet glasses earned you a like. That was awesome and a cleaver way to pay tribute to the dude.
Interesting fact. The USP compact has a 13+1 round capacity. Danny fires a total of 13 rounds through it. The 14th shot is the coup de grace to the colonel’s heart
Green zone wasn't car 15s. Was just regular m4a1s. Black hawk down wasn't car 15s either. I believe they were colt model 727 and 733 as well as m4a1s mocked up
@1450, he’s shot in the flank. That bullet probably traveled through the abdominal cavity and bounced off a few things inside. Packing would be useless. It also probably pierced his lower left lobe of his lung causing a collapsed lung. They’d have to put on a chest seal and decompress the lung with a needle decompression. I think that was the injury they were going for in the movie.
I love how they got an actual ATE Super Hind MkIV for the fictional EO Hind. Also why does the sticker still being on the Larry Glasses(TM) and the background+audio make me think AR and Cameradude recorded this in the toilet stall of a pharmacy?
Love that movie man, I wouldn’t hate it if you did more of these. I saw a clip of your full auto Glock video floating around on Twitter so I had to send people your way. Keep up the good work!
The influential mercenary movie that I really loved was "The Wild Geese". That movie is great. "Dogs of War" is a close second. I guess that reveals our age difference. LOL Then I married a German girl who grew up in Rhodesia as it became Zim, so spoke English with a Rhodie accent. If the Rhodie bushwar had still been going on when I got out of the Army, I would have gone to be a "Man among Men".
I probably have an unnatural obsession with Blood Diamond and the various Bush Wars in Africa. I read too many of my dad’s Soldier of Fortune mags from the 80s.
Because of this channel, I watched Blood Diamond.... and I love it. I'm now waiting on a Breitling Chrono to get here so I have an awesome watch to wear 😂
5:15 Captain Rambo was a real person in the civil war in either Liberia or Sierra Leone iirc, there was a habit in the area of naming yourself after hollywood stars. I believe Sierra Leone, which of course matches where the movie is set. This is why you also get groups like the "West side boys" in Sierra Leone, it's all related to an adoption almost of American culture.
I also found the Danny Archer character far more interesting than the tired African victim trope of the story. Africans were, and still are the victims of their own fellow Africans. Although the Soloman Bandi character was well cast and played. We judge Rhodesians too harshly I think. Yes many were racists, but I say that they were more realists than racists. I do know that they were tough frontier muther f*ckers, weaned in the bush. Practically alone, they forged a prosperous nation and waged a successful war with limited resources against communist rebels continuously supplied with supplies and weapons. Rhodesia was actually in the process of social change in the war's final years and likely would have continued doing so. Black troops and officers were being integrated into the RLI out of pure necessity. This alone would have dramatically changed the social structure. Forced by their peers to make a truce knowing full well what the outcome would be, (Zimbabwe became, and remains a kleptocratic nightmare) Rhodesians like Eeben Barlow were understandably resentful and turned to their professions as warriors to turn a buck. I see Rhodesia as a very sad chapter in history. A complex story poisoned by the tired modern marxist narrative. The Europeans colonials did their share of pillaging in Africa. But as they leave, China will replace them and Afrifa will continue to be a shit hole, only worse because the Chinese have no affinity to Africa like the Europeans did.
Well said. If I recall Barlow was born in Northern Rhodesia (Zambia) much the same thing really. But grew up in South Africa. Is probably of South African decent anyway. Afrikaans originally judging by his name.
Saw this movie in thesters and it’s still one of my favorites. I absolutely have a CAR-15-style build in my future, maybe snag a Brownells XM177 upper as the base.
Loved your video brother I've been wanting Larry to do this one for a long time and I've loved that carbine so much that I'm currently building my own, also zero foxtrot has a dope ass shirt paying homage to both that CAR15 and the movie, Bling Bang lol, mine just came in today. Wishing Larry a speedy recovery as well. Thanks again for the video.
I was hoping you would break down "dannys" kit up scene after shooting the colonel. He grabs a car-15 and 2 spare mags but doesn't grab anything else, if they didn't sit there and argue then "danny" could've grabbed a one of many SADF LBV'S with everything he needed to get to his extraction point.
RPCV Here, Spent two years in Ghana, can definitely admit to the adaptation of accent to fit a dialect. The intro scene where Leo is negotiating is accurate. I still love to bust out the adaptations I learned over time when talking about conversing with people. People often bring up this movie, and for good reason, while Leo's SA accent is a little off, talking with an accent will do wonders with people being able to understand you. It's a lot like the scene in Inglorious Bastards where Brad Pitt speaks Italian in a heavy American accent, it's off putting, and is an immediate give away that you are foreign. (beyond being a white guy wearing shorts that only speaks english) In real life, in my case, the local language was Mampruli, I had a hard time understand locals if they spoke fast and fluent mampruli, if they could dumb it down to my level, I could understand them better. (In my line of work, I was pretty dumb, as understanding the local language is key to integration) The same goes for english, it is not the mamprusi people's local language, but enough of the locals understand basic english words, so over time, I developed an entirely different way of speaking english. Some call it an accent, but really it's grammatically different all together. A mix of mampruli and english, grammatically changed. Example: I am going to the onion farms and mapping the agricultural landscape for a fence line so the cows don't get in. Translation: Me, I am going to alibasa puu (onion farms), I draw them to find borders for fence. Kani Biiyariga Naffu (no more stubborn cows)
A bit of background on African rebels choosing their nom de guerres, they would often choose something they saw as scary or deadly. So in the Liberian Civil War for example, there were warlords who went by General Mosquito and General Bin Laden. Great movie though, still one of my all time favorites. I love the CAR-15 too, I've always wanted to build one like that since I first watched it!
I love this movie and the history with it. Side note, next time you do the Travis Haley impressions i really want to see him totally out of breath like he always is. Would really tie in the whole thing
Spent some time in Sierra Leone a few years ago after the Ebola outbreak. Most common rifle at checkpoints or with any local soldiers was the 7.62 SLR.
I'll never forget they day my grandfather asked me to find out what's going on in Rhodesia and this was 2000 when he asked me. I go look it up and I'm like wait did you mean Zimbabwe and he looks me dead in the eyes and says Zimbabwe isn't Rhodesia. So I didn't correct him after that
Fun fact: Apparently Djimon Hounsou is an absolute unit and when he was running up the hill with Dicaprio over his shoulder, he was just powering up the hill and the director had to tell him to act like it was at least a little difficult, maybe in order to add a little more drama to the scene? I just think it's funny when an actor turns out to be too badass for the scene the director had in mind, and has to be "nerfed" 😂
Archer's Rhodesian accent made a really big impression on me as a little kid, so it's great to see you covering the film! The clarity of the audio coming from the film clips compared to your commentary was a little distracting to me; I noticed on your gear list, it seems that you're using a Rode shotgun mic, so perhaps you have it mounted on top of your camera. As a suggestion, have you considered using a lavalier/lapel microphone instead of the shotgun? The shotgun is picking up a lot of the reverberation from the undisclosed room that you're recording it, so it hurts the clarity of your voice. A lavalier closer to you could potentially give you greater clarity by picking up less of the room echo compared to your voice, and thus make it easier to listen. Aside from that, your A7's video quality is on point. Cheers man, TIA~ (This is... America)
The other night, I had a "netflix 'n chill" encounter. She let me pick the movie, so I went with Blood Diamond. Bro, she didn't even mind when I rewound the best scenes, so I could pontificate about all the nuances of how high quality this movie is. And then we lived in sin for like, the next six hours. Obviously it's a trap, but it's a damn good one, because I'll never try to escape it.
Despite all the horrific bloodshed and what not, Blood Diamond is low key the best date night movie ever. The chemistry between Leo and Jennifer is palpable. And the penultimate scene when a dying Leo calls her... That scene could make the whole Sahara wet.
I’ve always been fascinated with Southern Africa. Specifically, whites in Southern Africa. Any time there’s a movie about it I’m in. You should go full retro and review a game for vultures.
I remember buying my wife’s engagement ring shortly after blood diamond came out and the saleslady wanted to assure me it wasn’t a conflict diamond. I told her it would be a lot cooler if it was.
Reminds me of farcry (2)3) the African one . The music is identical along with scenery and love how the music's picks up when he does the Ak burst just like farcry.
Vicker's branded glasses: +10 intelligence
I don’t think they are clone correct
Two of my favorite channels 😀 happy Father’s Day
A fallout reference????
They're even the same prescription
@@ericjill8024 its a Larry at the movies reference with the eye glasses. That type of glasses frame. Its really a tribute to Larry Vickers.
This movie reminds me of my time as a child soldier in suganda.
Where is Suganda?
@@jonathanbuck2564 Sugandese-Nuts
@@jonathanbuck2564 gotimm
@@SkintSNIPER262 you’re welcome for the free likes, king.
@@jonathanbuck2564 took one for the team.
true homie sped
Mom - "we have Larry Vickers at home"
😂
“It’s not great but it’s not terrible” should be the channel motto
The rights for it are reserved for the Chernobyl nuclear power plant
3.6 roentgen to be more specific. And dont worry about the graphite, you didnt see any
@@forrestgumball I'm told it's the equivalent of a chest X-ray.
@@forrestgumball that's what happens when you give them the propaganda numbers
It's disgraceful really. To spread misinformation at a time like this.
S. Africa reminds me of Chicago on a good day, in the middle of summer, with no air conditioning.
I see what you did there
@@brandonrodriguez7216 yeap, but is true.
Can it recover, can it be saved? Can Rhodesia ever return
@@RapidFire175 You are Rhodesia, now. Stay frosty, mate.
Yep, that's the beautiful black culture
Teacher at school (in South Africa) was a Rhodesian Bush War vet. Great man. Hard bastard.
I bet
A teacher in my high school (in Mexico) was a veteran of the Angolan War, but he's Cuban
@@Overlord99762 hmmmmmm I don’t approve of his existence
@@maxcady645 he was drafted as a teenager, can't really blame him for being forced to serve
@@Overlord99762 I’m joking, yeah
The vickers glasses, the neck gaitor cut for an airpod. Your dedication is incredible
It’s all a meme…always has been.👈🏼
@@AdministrativeResults This video makes me miss Africa. I sent you some videos/pictures from my time there this year. Love the videos man.
What I really liked about the CAR-15 scene at the end was despite that the script doesn't call for Archer to shoot anymore, they had Leo reload his rifle as it would still be something a veteran soldier like Archer would do even if he was going to die. He was going out with a bang. Really nice little touch at the end.
It wasn't even a bullshit reload. They had Leo chamber check to see that he's actually empty, drop mag and even passed the mag to his none shooting hand, then press the release. It was smooth.
It’s like when you reload at the end of the match in COD. 😔😔
@@HominaHubba Well, for a game, it's just on instinct...which is exactly what's going on in this scene. Instinct tells him to always be ready for a fight.
@@Excalibur01 Lol just checked it out and found your comment on that video cheers
Fun fact for all my chopper enthusiasts. The hind at minute 11:47 is actually a South African modified hind commonly referred to as ATE superhind Mk. III it's modified to some degree as can be seen with the forward turret and sensor systems
Real answers in the comments
I thought it was officially called the Daka Dak
The fact that you went through the effort to get the LAV magnet glasses earned you a like. That was awesome and a cleaver way to pay tribute to the dude.
This channel has sky rocketed into top tier gun tube.
Interesting fact. The USP compact has a 13+1 round capacity. Danny fires a total of 13 rounds through it. The 14th shot is the coup de grace to the colonel’s heart
My guy didn’t even remove the stickers on his glasses, hahahah
He's 100% going to return them..
Can you do a video on Shrek 2 next?
''Here we can see how Shrek performs a tactical reload...''
My dad, watching Blood Diamond for the first time, when he sees Colonel Coetzee, “hey, is that the Mummy?”
And it was the mummy indeed
Arnold Vosloo is a legend in SA
The whole point of "He who will not be named" is that we don't name him
I mean, he's right
Movies I saw as a teenager that made me want a CAR-15:
1. Blood Diamond
2. Black Hawk Down
3. The Rock
4. Green Zone
HOW DARE YOU FORGET HEAT!!
@@alanjiang9057 🙏
Don't forget about the Black Hawk Down game as well
Green zone wasn't car 15s. Was just regular m4a1s. Black hawk down wasn't car 15s either. I believe they were colt model 727 and 733 as well as m4a1s mocked up
@@bennettroberts4155 Yes they were. The guys working with Jason Isaacs were using them.
The unironic “as well as...” followed by the ironic “as well as”, followed by the accidental “as well as…” fantastic!
@1450, he’s shot in the flank. That bullet probably traveled through the abdominal cavity and bounced off a few things inside. Packing would be useless. It also probably pierced his lower left lobe of his lung causing a collapsed lung. They’d have to put on a chest seal and decompress the lung with a needle decompression. I think that was the injury they were going for in the movie.
Would make sense for how he really can't be carried further. Lung has collapsed completely at that point
Yeah, the grunting, bleating noises Archer does makes perfect sense for a collapsing/collapsed lung.
@@Ironhandjohn exactly what I was thinking
I love how they got an actual ATE Super Hind MkIV for the fictional EO Hind.
Also why does the sticker still being on the Larry Glasses(TM) and the background+audio make me think AR and Cameradude recorded this in the toilet stall of a pharmacy?
Bru, you weren't kidding about that polo shirt, i love the mug doe.
Love that movie man, I wouldn’t hate it if you did more of these.
I saw a clip of your full auto Glock video floating around on Twitter so I had to send people your way. Keep up the good work!
Twitter scares me
@@AdministrativeResults It’s a hive of scum and villainy
@@AdministrativeResults this aged beautifully
The influential mercenary movie that I really loved was "The Wild Geese". That movie is great. "Dogs of War" is a close second. I guess that reveals our age difference. LOL
Then I married a German girl who grew up in Rhodesia as it became Zim, so spoke English with a Rhodie accent. If the Rhodie bushwar had still been going on when I got out of the Army, I would have gone to be a "Man among Men".
Based
Magnet glasses right off the bat had me rolling
That intro is actually so good🤣😂
The breakaway glasses is a nice touch, feels very authentic. Barry Lickers, 10/10 would flatter again.
It's Fathers Day
Me: "Happy Fathers Day dad"
AR: "Geez, I am not your father"
Me: "See you in the court mister"
We need a crossover with you , GT , Travis and Grandpa Larry 🤣🙌. Solid channel 🙌👏
After that GT rebuttal to Larry not sure if Larry would do it
I'm from the future. The gt crossover happens.
Went to Uganda once. Was sorta disappointed my time there didn't play out like blood diamond
When you order Larry Vickers from wish, but somehow the quality of the product is a: would purchase again/100
I probably have an unnatural obsession with Blood Diamond and the various Bush Wars in Africa. I read too many of my dad’s Soldier of Fortune mags from the 80s.
I suggest reading Mike Hoare's books about the Bush Wars. He commanded a mercenary group in a few of them and has some amazing stories
Blood diamond made me want a car15 like the end of the movie but like maybe a newer aimpoint like comp m4 and a quad rail idk.
Because of this channel, I watched Blood Diamond.... and I love it. I'm now waiting on a Breitling Chrono to get here so I have an awesome watch to wear 😂
I don’t think I can count how many reasons your channel is awesome man....one of a kind my man! Keep it up!
I’m one second in and already laughing! You’re not the balaclava we needed, but the balaclava we deserve.
"Why I'm chubby" video next?
5:15 Captain Rambo was a real person in the civil war in either Liberia or Sierra Leone iirc, there was a habit in the area of naming yourself after hollywood stars. I believe Sierra Leone, which of course matches where the movie is set. This is why you also get groups like the "West side boys" in Sierra Leone, it's all related to an adoption almost of American culture.
I still refer to it as Rhodesia, kind of as a meme, but I’m a troublemaker and I like to start shit.
Rhodesians never die!
It is still Rhodesia
I celebrate Nov 11th!
@@georgelstuart hell yeah, Rhodesian Independence Day! We’ll celebrate by shooting FALs while wearing some bush shorts lol I just need an FAL now.
I also found the Danny Archer character far more interesting than the tired African victim trope of the story. Africans were, and still are the victims of their own fellow Africans. Although the Soloman Bandi character was well cast and played. We judge Rhodesians too harshly I think. Yes many were racists, but I say that they were more realists than racists. I do know that they were tough frontier muther f*ckers, weaned in the bush. Practically alone, they forged a prosperous nation and waged a successful war with limited resources against communist rebels continuously supplied with supplies and weapons. Rhodesia was actually in the process of social change in the war's final years and likely would have continued doing so. Black troops and officers were being integrated into the RLI out of pure necessity. This alone would have dramatically changed the social structure. Forced by their peers to make a truce knowing full well what the outcome would be, (Zimbabwe became, and remains a kleptocratic nightmare) Rhodesians like Eeben Barlow were understandably resentful and turned to their professions as warriors to turn a buck. I see Rhodesia as a very sad chapter in history. A complex story poisoned by the tired modern marxist narrative. The Europeans colonials did their share of pillaging in Africa. But as they leave, China will replace them and Afrifa will continue to be a shit hole, only worse because the Chinese have no affinity to Africa like the Europeans did.
Well said. If I recall Barlow was born in Northern Rhodesia (Zambia) much the same thing really. But grew up in South Africa. Is probably of South African decent anyway. Afrikaans originally judging by his name.
Saw this movie in thesters and it’s still one of my favorites. I absolutely have a CAR-15-style build in my future, maybe snag a Brownells XM177 upper as the base.
If leo DiCaprio Carries with one in the chamber then so should you
*Looks at shirt* "We say Administrative Results now."
Love the EO shirt man!!
I see a new Administrative Results video. I hit the like button. I'm a simple man.
Simple but a good man Jonathan Wick.
I'm glad I subbed to this thinking it was Simon Mann's TH-cam. Not disappointed, glad I stuck around.
Loved your video brother I've been wanting Larry to do this one for a long time and I've loved that carbine so much that I'm currently building my own, also zero foxtrot has a dope ass shirt paying homage to both that CAR15 and the movie, Bling Bang lol, mine just came in today. Wishing Larry a speedy recovery as well. Thanks again for the video.
This channel launched the Blood Diamond cinematic universe
Also good attempt at cloning officer hair
I was hoping you would break down "dannys" kit up scene after shooting the colonel. He grabs a car-15 and 2 spare mags but doesn't grab anything else, if they didn't sit there and argue then "danny" could've grabbed a one of many SADF LBV'S with everything he needed to get to his extraction point.
You should do a retro video game review of Far Cry 2
Dogs of War gave us the M32
Love that this popped up on the recommended
RPCV Here,
Spent two years in Ghana, can definitely admit to the adaptation of accent to fit a dialect. The intro scene where Leo is negotiating is accurate. I still love to bust out the adaptations I learned over time when talking about conversing with people. People often bring up this movie, and for good reason, while Leo's SA accent is a little off, talking with an accent will do wonders with people being able to understand you.
It's a lot like the scene in Inglorious Bastards where Brad Pitt speaks Italian in a heavy American accent, it's off putting, and is an immediate give away that you are foreign. (beyond being a white guy wearing shorts that only speaks english) In real life, in my case, the local language was Mampruli, I had a hard time understand locals if they spoke fast and fluent mampruli, if they could dumb it down to my level, I could understand them better. (In my line of work, I was pretty dumb, as understanding the local language is key to integration)
The same goes for english, it is not the mamprusi people's local language, but enough of the locals understand basic english words, so over time, I developed an entirely different way of speaking english. Some call it an accent, but really it's grammatically different all together. A mix of mampruli and english, grammatically changed.
Example: I am going to the onion farms and mapping the agricultural landscape for a fence line so the cows don't get in.
Translation: Me, I am going to alibasa puu (onion farms), I draw them to find borders for fence. Kani Biiyariga Naffu (no more stubborn cows)
A bit of background on African rebels choosing their nom de guerres, they would often choose something they saw as scary or deadly. So in the Liberian Civil War for example, there were warlords who went by General Mosquito and General Bin Laden. Great movie though, still one of my all time favorites. I love the CAR-15 too, I've always wanted to build one like that since I first watched it!
that superhind in the mine raid is fucking sweet. love this movie.
watched the film right after your video for the first time, damn this was good.
Good stuff, nice change of pace and a lot of hard work. It's been awesome watching this channel grow, and grow fast. Well deserved. (Golf Clap)
AR seems like a guy who knows candice
Wait who is Candice? Is she the girl that had sugma?
@@user-fj7ct1ej5v no she's the chick that got married to Joe
Hella dad vibes with the magnetic glasses
I love this movie and the history with it. Side note, next time you do the Travis Haley impressions i really want to see him totally out of breath like he always is. Would really tie in the whole thing
Bruh, the glasses got me good.
"God dude I love Larru Vickers so much" lol same
ATE's Super Hind upgrade got to be the most wicked looking Hind upgrade ever.
Larry is a treasure in all worlds.
Spent some time in Sierra Leone a few years ago after the Ebola outbreak. Most common rifle at checkpoints or with any local soldiers was the 7.62 SLR.
Thanks to this channel I decided to finally watch this movie. I now have a need to own a USP, I blame you for this.
I'll never forget they day my grandfather asked me to find out what's going on in Rhodesia and this was 2000 when he asked me. I go look it up and I'm like wait did you mean Zimbabwe and he looks me dead in the eyes and says Zimbabwe isn't Rhodesia. So I didn't correct him after that
Great channel, great sense of humor entertaining content!
Fun fact:
Apparently Djimon Hounsou is an absolute unit and when he was running up the hill with Dicaprio over his shoulder, he was just powering up the hill and the director had to tell him to act like it was at least a little difficult, maybe in order to add a little more drama to the scene?
I just think it's funny when an actor turns out to be too badass for the scene the director had in mind, and has to be "nerfed" 😂
Really cool to find someone else that enjoys movies and weapons and can seperate fantasy from reality... I too clone movie guns.. I totally get it
Wait is the colonel played by the same dude who’s the mummy in The Mummy?
Arnold Vosloo
This is what TH-cam needs more of
Archer's Rhodesian accent made a really big impression on me as a little kid, so it's great to see you covering the film!
The clarity of the audio coming from the film clips compared to your commentary was a little distracting to me; I noticed on your gear list, it seems that you're using a Rode shotgun mic, so perhaps you have it mounted on top of your camera.
As a suggestion, have you considered using a lavalier/lapel microphone instead of the shotgun? The shotgun is picking up a lot of the reverberation from the undisclosed room that you're recording it, so it hurts the clarity of your voice. A lavalier closer to you could potentially give you greater clarity by picking up less of the room echo compared to your voice, and thus make it easier to listen.
Aside from that, your A7's video quality is on point.
Cheers man, TIA~ (This is... America)
man. I LOVE BLOOD DIAMOND
I miss the rain down in Freetown...
Watched this review a couple days ago. And just watched the film tonight. And it's a fantastic film start to finish.
I love the LAV flex with the glasses
FYI Blood Diamond is available free to watch on youtube right now
HOW DID WE NOT KNOW YOUR FACE WAS HALF ALREADY OUT HERE CMOONNN
The other night, I had a "netflix 'n chill" encounter. She let me pick the movie, so I went with Blood Diamond. Bro, she didn't even mind when I rewound the best scenes, so I could pontificate about all the nuances of how high quality this movie is. And then we lived in sin for like, the next six hours. Obviously it's a trap, but it's a damn good one, because I'll never try to escape it.
Despite all the horrific bloodshed and what not, Blood Diamond is low key the best date night movie ever. The chemistry between Leo and Jennifer is palpable. And the penultimate scene when a dying Leo calls her... That scene could make the whole Sahara wet.
Sweet thanks !
I’ve always been fascinated with Southern Africa. Specifically, whites in Southern Africa. Any time there’s a movie about it I’m in. You should go full retro and review a game for vultures.
Also Wild Geese if we're doing retro shit
Rsm Sandy
What your a self hater or something, don't be
@@diablodelatorre why am I a self hater?
I love the unhealth admiration for fellow tubers and movies. And why have glasses if you're not going to stare over them at people?
I remember buying my wife’s engagement ring shortly after blood diamond came out and the saleslady wanted to assure me it wasn’t a conflict diamond. I told her it would be a lot cooler if it was.
Love the vid we need more of this Mr. talking neck gaiter
I think Talking has some of the best communication skills, it's clear that he is not posturing, very refreshing to see from a 2A content creator.
Captain Rambo is wearing an SANDF S2000 cap.
Damn. First time seeing youe hair. Looking good bro.
As a former Rhodesian(now Zimbabwean) Danny would speak english, as well as afrikaans.
The glasses! I can’t stop laughing. Great video.
Yesss. Make this a series!!
Fun fact Blood Diamond is free on TH-cam with some ads
Sometimes Tubi and other apps/streaming services.
I could watch the blood diamond car review filmed different ways and I wouldn’t care I’d still watch it.
Archer shot the third guy running away at the bridge because the guy would’ve informed the RUF of them and their position.
Reminds me of farcry
(2)3) the African one . The music is identical along with scenery and love how the music's picks up when he does the Ak burst just like farcry.
Your videos are awesome, I personally think that your videos are better than flannel daddy’s videos. Keep it up bro
I’m not the only one! You sir share my same interests!
Our *grand papi * uncle* Larry.
This is the way.
Damn! Ya know ive actually never seen this movie. I'm going to have to watch it tonight.
Now I want to get some of those magnetic readers
Good work Bru!
How am i just now seeing this? XD
This hits different