@@ianrocco8453 quite the opposite, china will care and they are the most populated country. Not to mention they will be the 2nd ever, which is pretty good
On February 18, 2001 - Dale Earnahrdt ran the Choco Mountain 500, pulled a weathertanko at the Daytona corner, getting by Mike Tyson, to win the race and flew his race car to heaven.
@@solinymm Three way combo, actually A double reference for Summoning Salt [Choco Mountain and Punch Out!! Blindfolded], but also a reference to EmpLemon's Never Ever video on Dale Earnhardt
This song invokes a sense of emptiness, nostalgia, and peace :) If anyone finds this comment buried alongside the others, I hope that you have a blessed life.
@@Adnonnymous as someone who was listening to song like these before summoning salt came and popularised it, its pretty cool to see the song blow up in popularity and giving lots of exposure to this genre of music
Me too, my friend. My eyes were tearing up just seconds into this song in Summoning Salt’s vid with Choco Mountain footage, and I was like “What is happening to me?! I need to go find this song!”
“If you were developing a rocket during those magical years, you had a realistic chance of snagging the world record” -Summoning Salt, “World Record Progression of Moon Any%”
I don’t know what it is about this, but it fills me with such….. emotion. It feels straight out of the outro of a hypothetical TH-camr that I forgot about a decade ago. It feels so nostalgic, yet I’m pretty sure 2022 is the first time I heard it. It reminds me of better days. If this music were a person, they would probably be the kind of person to just sit next to me as we watch the sun set together, and then say “Hey, it’s dark. You want to head back inside?”
Hello, The first time I heard this song, I felt a great nostalgia about the past and all the utopias that guided humanity at that time. And especially the conquest of space. I tried to make that feeling feel through this video. I am happy to have achieved this result through you and to many youtubers. Greetings from Annecy, Eric
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong landed on the Moon with a time of 76 hours, over the next few years, this would become one of the most perfected and hotly-contested records in all of speed running, this is the story, of Moon any precent.
Ehh, there could've be some more optimization during the space part of his journey. Easily could've shaved off a second or too. However, the RNG was not in his favor, and he missed the opportunity to have a frame skip
This song sounds like finishing a really heartfelt, emotional TV show and all the characters are complete at the end. Or finishing a good book and realising that there isn't any ore to read. Or floating through space. Or pulling off an amazing shortcut on Choco Mountain
It’s sounds like you’re going somewhere very far away tomorrow, floating through space, looking for a brand new world, and today it’s your last day when you can see your friends, your family, your girlfriend, and now you have to be prepared for the travel, haunting by the fact that there is no way to come home again
@@Ioacha7 yeah by arthur a week ago this is the mkws last archivement for ultra-shortcuts... its finally over we broke the game once more... this is the definition of epic
It's too bad he botched the phrase. "Man" and "mankind" are synonyms in that context. He was SUPPOSED to say "one small step for *a* man." But he flubbed his line.
i was lucky enough to discover this artist in my mid teens. HOME was probably the only synthwave musician or music artist in general that got me into listening in an album format. before that - i was ignorant & didn't even knew albums were a thing but hey, better late than never i supposed. his music was also my gateway to the more chill, ambient, & mostly instrumental side of electronic music which furthered expanded my knowledge of styles and music preferences. Thank you Randy Goffe aka HOME for creating magical & timeless pieces such as this. i've been listening to your music since 6th grade. you're music had helped me through tough times & hardships. it has no lyrics but they speak directly to my soul. your entire discography is literally the soundtrack to my life 💚
I advise all of you, whoever is seeing this, to listen to this song after you finish a big project or get through something stressful. Juts turn it on, lay back, and chill. Feels amazing
I listened to this right after leaving my last zoom call of last school year, easily the worst school year of my life, now I cry every time I listen to this song
I feel like this is a miss use of the song like come on only do it if you do something unforgettable because in a month to year you will forgot about this project and there will 100’s of them and nobody is going to remember it
becaues of summoning salt's speedrunning history videos, the opening chords of this song give me the same feeling i get when i'm watching a sports movie and the underdog team finally gets their victory
Man. They really don't make synth music like this anymore. Warm and rich and fuzzy, reminiscent of the satisfied exhaustion at the end of a grueling task of a thorough day of play.
This song thought me how to crash my NASCAR, making way for a victory for the announcer's son, but by doing so, completely stealing the show in the last NASCAR speed crash death.
This song taught me how to do the bedroom floor to kitchen skip and... Well, essentially shave 7.46 seconds off my American Dad intro speedrun. Not far from world record... There's still hope
ah i miss those days of nascar (no, not the day Dale died, i wish that day never happened). racing was so much better, there was more speed, more carnage, more bumping. nascar nowadays doesnt feel like nascar. even how the cars look dont feel like actual nascar cars. those cars from the late 90's and early 2000's really felt like actual nascar cars.
Nope it's a na*I Verner Von bron but you can go back even further to the first man made objects in spaces a shell from the pairs gun or even further back you could look at space observation like 1800's telescopes or 800's mayn (misspelled that) calenders
“In order to understand the appeal of NASCAR, we have to talk about soldiers, astronauts, and prestige. Being a soldier comes with a certain amount of prestige. Most people find their sacrifice admirable but you dont have to search far to find people who disagree. You’d be hard-pressed, however to find anyone who doubts the prestige of an astronaut. You can talk about intelligence and science degrees and technical skills all you want but the fact of the matter is that soldiers fight against other soldiers in man made wars while astronauts fight against the surly bonds of nature itself. It takes bravery to volunteer yourself to go fight in some foreign far-off land, but it takes a whole another level of bravery to strap yourself into a pressurized metal canister and fly out of the top of the sky. Astronauts have so much prestige because they come the closest to kissing the snarling jaws of certain death. Theres no denying that war is also deadly, but humans have been fighting and killing each other since the dawn of man. Its easy to understand the nature of warfare. Its difficult to understand the limits of nature itself and nothing is more terrifying then what we dont understand...Ah who am I kidding, this is a dumb analogy...NASCAR Drivers are nothing like astronauts. I mean come on... *Have you ever seen a NASCAR fly?* “
That part of the video and afterwards explaining the crash completely shows why emplemon is my favourite youtuber, he has the skill to change our minds in a spetacular way, to write sometimes mindblowing lines like "Have you ever seen a nascar fly?" I think amid all of his content, his "Never ever" series are my favourite.
There seems to be this inner circle of god tier narrative documentary youtubers. For those who don't know, this was popularized by Summoning Salt, who makes videos on the history of various speedrunning games, and EmpLemon used the track as a reference/inspiration. If you like either of those two, I'd like to give a shoutout to Jon Bois (my personal favorite), Lemmino, and The Internet Historian.
I'm an existentialist, and if I had one music to describe the theory of existentialism, this would be it. It's mesmerizing, but also leaves you a feeling that your left out, you didn't open the door to something that you dearly wanted so long to see, but at the same time, you feel glad that you didn't. Kind of like a dream, its better if it stays that way.
That’s super interesting! To me, it feels like finally reaching your goal and these are the rising, echoing thoughts as your journey comes rushing back to you… then when the bass kicks in, that’s when you know this isn’t a dream, this is real life. You did it. ❤
@LunringNouela: I didn't really think of this until you mentioned something similar, but in addition to the obvious feeling of accomplishment, there is also the added sense that you went against the norm somehow, or did something no one thought you could do or in a way that people told you was impossible, something like that, and you had to believe in your own abilities despite the gaslighting, and you really showed them and proved it to them and yourself. You redefined what was possible and it's both happy and surreal at the same time. You persevered and trusted in yourself, and you proved every doubter wrong. There is an especially personal feel to it, like it's speaking directly to the achiever. When it comes to speedrunning, it can reflect that even if not many people know or understand what you achieved, you do, and the internal motivation and gratification is probably especially strong for people who compete in such a niche, overlooked endeavor. Unlike celebrities, they still can't go outside and constantly be applauded, but they don't need applause, because they keenly understand the amazing thing they achieved. The second part of the track is usually left out by Summoning Salt, and the first time I heard it I was surprised that he leaves it out because it's quite a bit more beautiful than the first part, which is saying a lot. It augments the message of the first part many times over and connects you to it on another level.
Used to see this red door all the time in my dreams when I was a kid would always be hidden somewhere in my dream no matter where I was, in the apocalypse, at the bottom of the ocean, another planet, a mansion filled with horrible monsters. Sometimes it was hard to spot sometimes when I seen it my dream did a kind of pan in on it, but even in the few instances where I had control over myself in my dreams which is rare, I still didn’t open it I knew no matter what I’d regret it. Weather it was terrifying or just nothing at all I figured it was better not too. I haven’t seen it in any dreams since I was maybe like 10 or 12 but I can remember them all like it was yesterday.
This song has such a sense of genuineness and irony attached at once to it I was emotional for EmpLemon's masterpiece of a Nascar video (R.I.P. Dale Earnhardt) I was thrilled to find the peaks of Mario Kart 64's speed running community and I've laughed at many, many satirical speed running breakdowns also HOME is just a fantastic music artist in general The internet's pretty cool.
Ah who am I kidding this is a dumb analogy. NASCAR drivers are nothing like astronauts, I mean come on. Have you ever seen a NASCAR fly? 1987 Winston 500
If we're being serious for a moment, this song is seriously so great. The video itself is about one of humanity's greatest feats and the song just screams "Humans are amazing" the entire time. It's the perfect song for any sort of human achievement, whether it be speedrunning history or human history
I remembered that one time when I was playing with my brother "Clone Tycoon 2" and this song appeared, this is creating a feeling bringing old memories back..
snakerivercycles we lose some great enthusiastic minds and innovators, then we gain some with the next generation. It's time for a new space race to mans initial goal, mars. We will achieve this in the current century whether it be by government or private industry. Remember, it was the wright brothers that were the first to fly, not the government.
"On one February afternoon, Dale Earnhardt would enter his black number three for the last time." I'm not ashamed to admit I teared up a little at hearing that sentence followed by this song
Ah a brief moment of inner peace and the hazy thought of a memory from years ago. I didn't get the ending i wanted but I lived long enough to be able to start to forget. For that I'm grateful
I graduated high school this year, after having a really tough childhood. I didn't think I was gonna make it, but I did. I played this song on the drive back from graduation.
This is similar to “going down”, “olive” and “Keith” all by Jake chudnow. If you like this, check the guy out, trust me - and get back to me. I love to know I suggested some songs that inspires such wonder for others.
Always coming back n again to hear this play and watch the sky at night around 2 am.... Damn those stars... What a wonderful creation and this awesome music.... Just gives me goosebumps as we r so tiny in this huge universe. ❤
When I listen to this, I imagine two astronaut bros chilling out having some mad deep conversation because they just heard that they get to go back to Earth, and they're talking about stuff like what sandwiches they're gonna eat and what stuff they missed. I like this song
My wife's Father worked for Edwards air Force Base and helped build and develop parts of the original space ship that took us to the moon. He's got pictures with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. Thought I'd add to your imagination.
"NASCAR drivers are nothing like astronauts. I mean come on...have you ever seen a NASCAR fly? 1987 Winston 500. May 3rd, 1987. In the race immediately corresponding with Bill Elliot's record breaking qualifying lap, Bobby Allison would blow a tire in the tri-oval. The back of his car would lift up off the ground and sail into the catch fence at nearly 200 miles per hour..." - EmpLemon 2019
@@TheGoblinoid how about this to be fair,half of this is summoning salt,and half of this is how we dont know how everything in outer space is fast af than keemstar
@@fantasticmre8365 I know I don't know you and I don't want to assume but I believe we never lose that ability. That is, if you were wanting to know there's a day where you can cry more at things you want to. I hope if that is your dream that you have those days to feel safe with that. But yes beautiful words as this song evokes deep emotion with me as well.
Dale Earnhahrt, hungry box, Mario rainbow road, trackmania, the space race, the history of the highest free fall and way more. I have watched videos on the records and achievements of these this song is in almost everyone. Gives me chills
HOME with another ethereal and heartwarming track. Listening to this gives me energy and hope but with a hint of nostalgia, wistfulness and sadness. Every time HOME is on a synthesizer, musical gold comes out
and then, on a day of november, a totally new player called Ultra_Giant_Painis came with a new shortcut called the Painis Shortcut, which got infamous for being one of the hardest shortcut in speedrunning history.
I've think I've cracked it. Theres a reason why Summoning Salt plays this song and THIS song in particular in every speedrun video. Its because of the once quiet beginnings all adventures start off with and with the rise of popularity and determination, it become an life. That's what speedruning is to him and many others, a life and adventure we all take to push our limits. The video of the moon landing just goes so well with this idea. I know it may just because he likes it and I don't blame him for that's, but it's just a small theory I have. It's a song that feels welcoming when ever one accomplished something of a great milestone. I'd to thank Summoning Salt for bringing me here. If I ever get to meet him one day...I would shake his hand. Thanks man and thank you Home for making this song. This is Houston, signing off.
That almost made me cry. I really didn't have much of an idea that he died at the Daytona 500 going into the video (I really only knew that the name of Dale Earnhardt was legendary in NASCAR, that was my basic understanding of the sport, also names of PETTY and WALTRIP I had heard before). When the February 18, 2001 segment came up and this played, that basically told me someone wasn't leaving the track alive. I really started to tear up, very great video that gets you emotional, very surreal. Probably the greatest video I've seen thus far this year.
StormCloudTheory Same. Didn’t think NASCAR would interest me, but after this emotional video I understood, that NASCAR is much more than just driving in ovals. I heard the name Dale Earnhardt for the first time in this video, and at the end I had tears in my eyes.
My Dad loves Nascar, But I never knew about Dale. That is untill i watched his video... I Teared up at The "Feburary 18, 2001" Part. Dale is my Hero. R.I.P Dale..
Hey you all, I am currently sitting here on bed typing this comment and just wanted to tell you all out there, thank you. Thank you, no matter what part on the internet you are from, for being on the internet, commenting, making me laugh, making me think or cry for the last almost 7 years. You guys, all of you shaped my personality so much since I conciously started watching TH-cam in 2014. Before 2014 I was a shy and really insecure person that tried hiding behind a mask of fake humor but now, I am so happy and confident in myself thanks to you. The amount of likes this comment gets is meaningles to me, what matters to me is that you know that I am so extremely thankful to you guys that you helped me overcome the bad times I had in my life. I am looking forward to the next 6-7 years and am really excited to see how internet humor evolves in that time frame. Maybe we will cross paths in a different comment section or maybe even on one of my own videos if I ever decide to start in the future, looking forward to it regardless. See you guys around Michael Hummel
This is what I absolutely love about the internet. How it is able to incorporate so many different artistic styles together. In this day alone, I've learned about the speedrunning community, a great channel that provides insight into it (SummoningSalt) and some incredible music and music video that has inspired me to write all this (HOME). Where will my journey finish? Hopefully, to the stars. :D
some may say that being on the internet all day is a bad thing, but learning about communities and cultures and music and putting detication into things and the feeling of satisfaction when you get the answers you were looking for all day is great and school and life outside of the internet should be more like that
I had to input my thoughts on this. Someone said that people say being online too much is bad, and while there are certainly terrible things on here, it's a great thing as well. Great for learning about new things, new cultures, new traditions. We live in the most diverse and knowledgeable era of life, and it's the best time to be alive, one reason being the internet and all its truly capable of.
Many of HOME's songs are great. IMO it's not only the popular ones such as Resonance, We're Finally Landing and Come Back Down, but also others like Dark Star & Bedroom
my friend felt very sad listening to this song, but I thought its very warm and beautiful. Interesting how we both have so different opinions on this track.
This is Choco Mountain. It's the third course in the Flower Cup in Nintendo's Mario Kart 64, and honestly, it doesn't look too crazy at first glance. It's just a brown course with a white sky, no crazy upside-down or underwater driving like in the newer games. The walls are practically right on top of you, so you don't really have much room to navigate around the track. But you see, this course has a bit of a reputation. There's a group of people who've been battling each other for the past couple of decades to finish the course in world record time. What attracts these gamers to Choco Mountain in particular? Well, probably the fact that this course can be absolutely and completely broken. 0:27
I hear this song in Summoning Salt for like the third time. I pause the video. I find this song. I listen to the whole song, then remember I'm watching summoning salt.
CT-1799 yeah, it is pretty nice to see it that way, the last thing he ever saw was his son and the other racer on his team speeding towards an empty finish line while he held the crowd back
The music was made for the soul purpose of summoning salt videos, to give us a sense of the significance and remembrance of Nintendo’s speedrunning history
this song makes me sad because i can't put my finger on what it makes me look back on, i'm trying to associate it with a feeling but i just end up mad over not being able to pinpoint what i'm feeling
This is the any percent progression to the moon.
@Novawolf I feel like that new Chinese team will shave off a few hours, they are pretty good
@@benial870 No one will care because they weren't first.
@@ianrocco8453 quite the opposite, china will care and they are the most populated country. Not to mention they will be the 2nd ever, which is pretty good
/summon salt
Benial Soviet Union got unmanned probes there, so unless you mean manned only, 3rd place
Space fans be like: "what the hell is Choco Mountain?"
It's that big one on mars!
Lmaoooo
Yes wtf👀
A track in the mountains near special stage route x
Or Frappe Snowland
On February 18, 2001 - Dale Earnahrdt ran the Choco Mountain 500, pulled a weathertanko at the Daytona corner, getting by Mike Tyson, to win the race and flew his race car to heaven.
Blessed comment
I also recognised it but didn't realise where it was from after watching never ever. Now I know again. Such a good song.
Lol u got this from history of choco mountain
@@solinymm
Three way combo, actually
A double reference for Summoning Salt [Choco Mountain and Punch Out!! Blindfolded], but also a reference to EmpLemon's Never Ever video on Dale Earnhardt
@@WhimsicottFanatic I think it's ac a 4 way combo since he mentions a shortcut
WE RIDIN A BUS THAT ARRIVES EVERY 21 FRAMES WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥💯💯🗣🗣🗣
100th like, still waiting for 105 so its 5 framerules
"If you were playing mario kart on that magical day, you had a realistic chance to snag the world record for yourself."
Grumble volcano
Yes
Yes
THIS IS WHERE I FOUND IT TOO LOL
I actually almost beat one in rainbow road in MK wii and was short by 3 seconds
And that is NOT where the world record stands today.
*b w o o o o w w w w*
"22 Is Real OMG 22 Is Real."
4-2
999
A Jazzygorillia 1K
When you break a world record on Yandere Dev Discord server speedrun ban.
lmfao
Bruh
HAHAHHAHAHAHA
im literally here cuz of that video
Are ya coding son?
This song sounds like a wholesome end to a sad movie
Nah the end of a whole films saga with the redemption or death of the principal character
It's crazy how time flies so fast....
When you see a guy pull off a Weathertenko three times in a row
ThePlamzJoker ayy lmao
Such a good video
Thats how I got here too haha! The intro music to that vid blew my mind and I knew I had to go find. Nice to see you here :)
LOL - I was aware of this tune before but yeah, that video drove me back to it :D
look at the chat in the clip lol
Please Stand for the Speedrunning National Anthem.
This is how you summon salt
phoon
I prefer emp lemons
on point XD
@@Sandux930 me too xD
RAINBOW ROAD ULTRASHORTCUT HAS FINALLY BEEN DONE BY A HUMAN!!!!
o7
absolutely surreal
we broke the game the last time... we finally beat mkw!
Sorry bro, but Arthur is no human. That guy IS A BEAST
We all know and that is absolutely phenomenal
This song invokes a sense of emptiness, nostalgia, and peace :)
If anyone finds this comment buried alongside the others, I hope that you have a blessed life.
you too
You too man
You too dude
you too dude. For me atleast, it seems youve finally landed among the top comments
Amen
Her: "That's the fastest I've ever seen you finish."
Me:
Cum%
I've decided not to like this comment to leave the upvotes at that wonderful 69
@@kylethejudge you're doing God's work
Don't be stupid, people with anime avatars will never come into contact with any woman in existence.
@@KayvK thank you kayvk
The fact that the comments are all Summoning Salt references shows how much of an impact he has made with his videos
Epecially the one of the Quest for Mk64 World Record perfection 😔
@@AmirYoshi I'm with you brother
That or this was a very obscure song before he used it
He got me through the depression of this quarantine
@@Adnonnymous as someone who was listening to song like these before summoning salt came and popularised it, its pretty cool to see the song blow up in popularity and giving lots of exposure to this genre of music
And then on August 23, 2019, Lil Kirbs had beaten videogamedunkey's world record on Bowser's Big Bean Burrito with the wii balance board
This may be my favorite comment
He actually has the world on Bowser’s big bean burrito
Give this man an actual trophy. He gets the spaghetti and meatballs
Lil Kirbs keeps taking it back from Dunkey
Doesn’t KingBoo97 have the WR?
I cant help but cry every time hearing this masterpiece. Thank you HOME.
Yeah HOME are good
it will all be ok one day I promise.
Summoning salt has brought me to this wonderful song
YES, and it has taken me awhile of looking for it, but boy am I happy I found it
Me too, my friend. My eyes were tearing up just seconds into this song in Summoning Salt’s vid with Choco Mountain footage, and I was like “What is happening to me?! I need to go find this song!”
^
|| This exactly
In the descriptions of Summoning Salts videos, he has a music list of all the music used in his videos.
I don't know how, but as soon as I heard the opening music, I knew it would be an amazing documentary.
This song is literally the definition of “all of your efforts towards an impossible task have finally been rewarded”
Only for some guy to steal the world record and undo all of it.
@@boredspeedrunner1710 it happened to you?
No I just watch a lot of Speed Docs and Summoning Salt videos
@@boredspeedrunner1710 nice
Just like getting the ultra shortcut on MkWii Rainbow Road
“If you were developing a rocket during those magical years, you had a realistic chance of snagging the world record”
-Summoning Salt, “World Record Progression of Moon Any%”
this deserves more likes lmao
Cold War in a nutshell
lmfao so accurate
Correction: Moon Manned%
Ask that zambian guy and their afronauts
I don’t know what it is about this, but it fills me with such….. emotion. It feels straight out of the outro of a hypothetical TH-camr that I forgot about a decade ago. It feels so nostalgic, yet I’m pretty sure 2022 is the first time I heard it. It reminds me of better days. If this music were a person, they would probably be the kind of person to just sit next to me as we watch the sun set together, and then say “Hey, it’s dark. You want to head back inside?”
Hello,
The first time I heard this song, I felt a great nostalgia about the past and all the utopias that guided humanity at that time. And especially the conquest of space.
I tried to make that feeling feel through this video. I am happy to have achieved this result through you and to many youtubers.
Greetings from Annecy,
Eric
@@TheIDMMasterhi!
Hello 😊😊😊😊@@BloxyCoderRBLX
@@TheIDMMaster thats song has changed my life
thank you whoever you care that uploaded this masterpiece to youtube
something about that last quote that just makes me shed a tear
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong landed on the Moon with a time of 76 hours, over the next few years, this would become one of the most perfected and hotly-contested records in all of speed running, this is the story, of Moon any precent.
Elon Musk
Thank you guy with a doge picture, you actually wrote something so nice
Ehh, there could've be some more optimization during the space part of his journey. Easily could've shaved off a second or too. However, the RNG was not in his favor, and he missed the opportunity to have a frame skip
*a new player rises up in the geometry dash community. his name? zobros.*
Lol
This song sounds like finishing a really heartfelt, emotional TV show and all the characters are complete at the end. Or finishing a good book and realising that there isn't any ore to read. Or floating through space. Or pulling off an amazing shortcut on Choco Mountain
to me, it sounds like beating a Matt turk time in punchout
To me it sounds like getting the Castlevania WR
To me its like pulling off 3 weathertanko's all in a row
It sounds like pulling off the Rainbow Road ultra shortcut on MKWII
It’s sounds like you’re going somewhere very far away tomorrow, floating through space, looking for a brand new world, and today it’s your last day when you can see your friends, your family, your girlfriend, and now you have to be prepared for the travel, haunting by the fact that there is no way to come home again
He held the world record for almost three years without any close attempts to beating it,
But then,
Rainbow road record was recently broken
@@Ioacha7 yeah by arthur a week ago this is the mkws last archivement for ultra-shortcuts... its finally over we broke the game once more... this is the definition of epic
@@ariesbeatz161 this and last year was so monumental for ultras... WS, BC3 (I think thats the name) and RR...
@@ariesbeatz161 dry dry ruins has an ultra. I think bcwii could have one
Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
“That's one small step for man. One giant leap for mankind.” -Neil Armstrong.
It's too bad he botched the phrase. "Man" and "mankind" are synonyms in that context. He was SUPPOSED to say "one small step for *a* man." But he flubbed his line.
It really does encapsulate that feeling of a long trip or journey finally ending.
or the feeling of finally hitting 3 weathertenkos
I feel both are epic journeys, 3 weathertenkos took thousands of attempts to do once.
as a nascar flies off the track and narrowly avoids killing hundreds
or the feeling of finally getting more western puyo puyo content
Or maybe the feeling of winning the Daytona 500 after 20 years of trying
Same thing
When you finish dinner faster than everybody else.
Me: *swallows plate of food*
The Coroner: *visible disgust*
imagine finishing your dinner and shouting "IRL dinner% 2.15.05 (World Record)"
@@reimarpb the sister: " eh- n- how- whatever"
Hey guys! I found new tech, put your food in any nearby water or drink to consume faster.
@@DreamlandRoses The dad:* visible approval*
Wherever you came from, NASCAR or Chocolate Mountain, just appreciate the beauty of this.
I actually came from both. I had forgotten that Summoning Salt also used this.
Thats a man of culture right there
@justice TF2, damn dude, I agree a lot more to my statement now
Some of us are just really confused fans of HOME lol
or from the mario kart wii ultra shortcuts
i was lucky enough to discover this artist in my mid teens. HOME was probably the only synthwave musician or music artist in general that got me into listening in an album format. before that - i was ignorant & didn't even knew albums were a thing but hey, better late than never i supposed. his music was also my gateway to the more chill, ambient, & mostly instrumental side of electronic music which furthered expanded my knowledge of styles and music preferences.
Thank you Randy Goffe aka HOME for creating magical & timeless pieces such as this. i've been listening to your music since 6th grade. you're music had helped me through tough times & hardships. it has no lyrics but they speak directly to my soul. your entire discography is literally the soundtrack to my life 💚
Me learning the history of Mariokart speedrunning at 1 AM
same
Same for me but at 8AM 😊
@@stevenmcburney8167 3pm
@@Kaiden-9226 12:13 PM.
Truth
I advise all of you, whoever is seeing this, to listen to this song after you finish a big project or get through something stressful. Juts turn it on, lay back, and chill. Feels amazing
Yes
I listened to this right after leaving my last zoom call of last school year, easily the worst school year of my life, now I cry every time I listen to this song
Thanks
I feel like this is a miss use of the song like come on only do it if you do something unforgettable because in a month to year you will forgot about this project and there will 100’s of them and nobody is going to remember it
Doing that rn
becaues of summoning salt's speedrunning history videos, the opening chords of this song give me the same feeling i get when i'm watching a sports movie and the underdog team finally gets their victory
Underrated comment
underrated
It seems like something Jon Bois would use
which salt?
@@u-u-UU summoning salt is a youtuber who makes speedrunning progression history videos: th-cam.com/users/SummoningSalt
Man. They really don't make synth music like this anymore. Warm and rich and fuzzy, reminiscent of the satisfied exhaustion at the end of a grueling task of a thorough day of play.
Emplemon, Summoning Salt, etc. It doesn't matter where you came from, because we all know this song is awesome
I'll drink to that
Bendubz 🍻
@@bendubz9000 Cheers mate
Thx to emplemon for finding this song
Now Rlcraft is a part of the list.
This song taught me how to do gray wall skip
this song has taught me the true power of oxy clean
Dedede is Dosh the song taught me how to not get the teddy bear
This song taught me how to do a weathertenko
This song thought me how to crash my NASCAR, making way for a victory for the announcer's son, but by doing so, completely stealing the show in the last NASCAR speed crash death.
This song taught me how to do the bedroom floor to kitchen skip and... Well, essentially shave 7.46 seconds off my American Dad intro speedrun. Not far from world record... There's still hope
"For a brief, surreal moment, all of Nascar stood still."
Where is it from?
@@meiner2829 emplemons video about Dale Earnhardt
I said damn when I heard this, and I never cus
ah i miss those days of nascar (no, not the day Dale died, i wish that day never happened). racing was so much better, there was more speed, more carnage, more bumping. nascar nowadays doesnt feel like nascar. even how the cars look dont feel like actual nascar cars. those cars from the late 90's and early 2000's really felt like actual nascar cars.
I was expecting this comment, and a tear were waiting for those words. Long live Dale.
This song came on as i was finishing up some homework and the beat dropped the literal second i finished, perfection.
"A history of Space exploration has relatively short but yet incredible story , and it all started from one person..."
"And his name... was Matt Turk."
Yuri Gagarin?
Darbian
Nope it's a na*I Verner Von bron but you can go back even further to the first man made objects in spaces a shell from the pairs gun or even further back you could look at space observation like 1800's telescopes or 800's mayn (misspelled that) calenders
@@AJ1770seven then it can go to Goddard who created the mixtures needed for rockets to go to Space.
“In order to understand the appeal of NASCAR, we have to talk about soldiers, astronauts, and prestige. Being a soldier comes with a certain amount of prestige. Most people find their sacrifice admirable but you dont have to search far to find people who disagree. You’d be hard-pressed, however to find anyone who doubts the prestige of an astronaut. You can talk about intelligence and science degrees and technical skills all you want but the fact of the matter is that soldiers fight against other soldiers in man made wars while astronauts fight against the surly bonds of nature itself. It takes bravery to volunteer yourself to go fight in some foreign far-off land, but it takes a whole another level of bravery to strap yourself into a pressurized metal canister and fly out of the top of the sky. Astronauts have so much prestige because they come the closest to kissing the snarling jaws of certain death. Theres no denying that war is also deadly, but humans have been fighting and killing each other since the dawn of man. Its easy to understand the nature of warfare. Its difficult to understand the limits of nature itself and nothing is more terrifying then what we dont understand...Ah who am I kidding, this is a dumb analogy...NASCAR Drivers are nothing like astronauts. I mean come on...
*Have you ever seen a NASCAR fly?* “
i love you for this
@@skaokers thanks
Came from that vid too I see
Amazing bro
That part of the video and afterwards explaining the crash completely shows why emplemon is my favourite youtuber, he has the skill to change our minds in a spetacular way, to write sometimes mindblowing lines like "Have you ever seen a nascar fly?" I think amid all of his content, his "Never ever" series are my favourite.
There seems to be this inner circle of god tier narrative documentary youtubers. For those who don't know, this was popularized by Summoning Salt, who makes videos on the history of various speedrunning games, and EmpLemon used the track as a reference/inspiration. If you like either of those two, I'd like to give a shoutout to Jon Bois (my personal favorite), Lemmino, and The Internet Historian.
IH's NordVPN speedrun is probably the coolest speedrun ever
@@Peter_Griffaaa That WR def can't be beaten
quality>quantity is the motto for the abovementioned youtubers. i love it.
The wait for Lemmino's videos is always worth it
I came via AlphaRad in the Fall Guys Tournament vid.
I'm an existentialist, and if I had one music to describe the theory of existentialism, this would be it.
It's mesmerizing, but also leaves you a feeling that your left out, you didn't open the door to something that you dearly wanted so long to see, but at the same time, you feel glad that you didn't.
Kind of like a dream, its better if it stays that way.
That’s super interesting! To me, it feels like finally reaching your goal and these are the rising, echoing thoughts as your journey comes rushing back to you… then when the bass kicks in, that’s when you know this isn’t a dream, this is real life. You did it. ❤
@LunringNouela: I didn't really think of this until you mentioned something similar, but in addition to the obvious feeling of accomplishment, there is also the added sense that you went against the norm somehow, or did something no one thought you could do or in a way that people told you was impossible, something like that, and you had to believe in your own abilities despite the gaslighting, and you really showed them and proved it to them and yourself. You redefined what was possible and it's both happy and surreal at the same time. You persevered and trusted in yourself, and you proved every doubter wrong. There is an especially personal feel to it, like it's speaking directly to the achiever. When it comes to speedrunning, it can reflect that even if not many people know or understand what you achieved, you do, and the internal motivation and gratification is probably especially strong for people who compete in such a niche, overlooked endeavor. Unlike celebrities, they still can't go outside and constantly be applauded, but they don't need applause, because they keenly understand the amazing thing they achieved.
The second part of the track is usually left out by Summoning Salt, and the first time I heard it I was surprised that he leaves it out because it's quite a bit more beautiful than the first part, which is saying a lot. It augments the message of the first part many times over and connects you to it on another level.
Used to see this red door all the time in my dreams when I was a kid would always be hidden somewhere in my dream no matter where I was, in the apocalypse, at the bottom of the ocean, another planet, a mansion filled with horrible monsters. Sometimes it was hard to spot sometimes when I seen it my dream did a kind of pan in on it, but even in the few instances where I had control over myself in my dreams which is rare, I still didn’t open it I knew no matter what I’d regret it. Weather it was terrifying or just nothing at all I figured it was better not too. I haven’t seen it in any dreams since I was maybe like 10 or 12 but I can remember them all like it was yesterday.
“It’s probably the only thing you knew about Dale Earnhardt..”
"On February 12, 2001, he stepped into his black #3 for the final time."
Feburary 12th, 2001
Daytona National speedway
@@charonsferryold *18th* *
Charlotte E to pull a triple weathertenko.
The worst thing to ever happen in 2001
Ｔｈｅ ｓｐａｃｅ ｉｓ ｈｕｇｅ Ｉ ｋｎｏｗ
TAXIKO you mean the man himself? Randy goffe?
Its in the description lol
NANI
S. P. A. C. E
Why is your font so spaced out and weird?
When a man with a name that starts with A gets on a Rainbow Road.
we finally beat MKW one more time😍 the journey of ultra shortcuts have finally ended
that author dude idk I don't play mario kart /j
rein of terror
@@ariesbeatz161 yep it has and I believe I’ve played u before. LukaOKCfan
HE SET THE WORLD RECORD ON RAINBOW ROAD ULTRA SHORTCUT!1!!1
The perfect song to ghost someone.
This song has such a sense of genuineness and irony attached at once to it
I was emotional for EmpLemon's masterpiece of a Nascar video (R.I.P. Dale Earnhardt)
I was thrilled to find the peaks of Mario Kart 64's speed running community
and I've laughed at many, many satirical speed running breakdowns
also HOME is just a fantastic music artist in general
The internet's pretty cool.
"Who would care about NASCAR, anyway? It's just a bunch of guys driving in circles!"
EMPLemon cared.
Driving around in circles, in deathly, spectacular style.
It's driving in ovals. _sniff_
Ah who am I kidding this is a dumb analogy. NASCAR drivers are nothing like astronauts, I mean come on. Have you ever seen a NASCAR fly?
1987
Winston 500
Holy shit your loveshank from Subway sim bro ik you
Driving around in ovals, missing weathertenkos and flying into crowds.
If we're being serious for a moment, this song is seriously so great. The video itself is about one of humanity's greatest feats and the song just screams "Humans are amazing" the entire time. It's the perfect song for any sort of human achievement, whether it be speedrunning history or human history
Finally, someone who actually compliments the song
Well said, Meow. Finally, someone that understands.
One day aliens will find us still weak and just zap us without us even knowing :/
Home's music is truly amazing, and its a shame he doesn't see it that way
I almost cried reading this.
I remembered that one time when I was playing with my brother "Clone Tycoon 2" and this song appeared, this is creating a feeling bringing old memories back..
“If they don’t do something about these car, it’s gonna kill somebody” -Dale Earnhardt Sr.
"The HANS device will kill me"
-man who died because he didnt wear a hans device
I love Dale but dont think he was some safety guru.
@@sparksk8er Noone thought it that way
sparksk8er I’ll have to agree with you on that, definitely not a safety guru, but still a legend.
@@sparksk8er I dont think the HANS device existed prior to his passing but im not sure ill go google it
@@sparksk8er the HANS device was made before Dale's death but it wasn't implemented in NASCAR until after his death
tfw you realize most of the 100,000 people originally involved with Apollo are dead and gone
welp :|
No I don't think so
I do but whats your point?
snakerivercycles we lose some great enthusiastic minds and innovators, then we gain some with the next generation. It's time for a new space race to mans initial goal, mars. We will achieve this in the current century whether it be by government or private industry. Remember, it was the wright brothers that were the first to fly, not the government.
Fuck
"On one February afternoon, Dale Earnhardt would enter his black number three for the last time." I'm not ashamed to admit I teared up a little at hearing that sentence followed by this song
Legends Live Forever.
Deep Fryer I was tearing up a bit, “the final thing he probably saw was his team with his son leading the race, with open road ahead”
The second time I watched that video, this time knowing what would happen, I had to pause the video at that moment because I couldn't stop crying
what video is this from?
I Do It For the Money There Will Never Ever be Another Driver like Dale Earnhardt
Ah a brief moment of inner peace and the hazy thought of a memory from years ago. I didn't get the ending i wanted but I lived long enough to be able to start to forget. For that I'm grateful
A little dark, but imagine it’s time to go. Your life is flashing, and this song is playing as it passes through the good memories you’ve made
We already live in the rotting corpse of god. If time is a social construct then our deaths have already happened and reality is deterministic.
I'll remember seeing someone hit the Mario Kart Wii Rainbow Road Ultra Shortcut
Worth it.
Something like an end credits theme or a review of your personal achievements type of song ... neat.
Dam then it wont be long...
And so, after thousands of attempts and hours from McHazard, zallard1, and sinister1, all of Matt Turk’s times had been tied or taken.
**the video is still 20 minutes long after he says it**
Thats literally my favourite video
@@stormysmetalo6674 same (maybe not anymore with the video he released yesterday but it’s still insanely good.
I Loved that video bruh matt turk is a living God tho
sounds like one of the ending songs that would be used on Vsauce3
true
also like BOC
Or would it?
ah yes, jake chudnow
I feel like it would be on Vsause (1) and it would kick in when he says “and always, stay curious” or something like that
This masterpiece is one of the few things that can invoke tears in my eyes. I tip the hat to you.
why did this comment make me cry.. you created this comment so beautifully
@@-xneonMany thanks, to you, and I hope that you, my fellow human, have a wonderful time here on this awe-inspiring planet.
❤❤
I graduated high school this year, after having a really tough childhood. I didn't think I was gonna make it, but I did. I played this song on the drive back from graduation.
Congratulations 🎉
I'm sure that was a feeling like no other
👏
Listening to this, we both know that you only have greener pastures left to come.
It's up to you to find them, friend.
Good job, I Am Brazilian
"The only question is, who's going to be the author? Turns out, I was pretty close."
That new vid was dope but for super mario bros i feel like the fastest will either reach 7:30, 7:00 or 8:00
I got goosebumps when it faded from author to arthur
@@jjgecko9542 Same
nice pfp bro
@@gasoline976 hello brother
damn its crazy how songs can still hold the same feelings even after years of not listening to them
Also in the way it reminds you of when you were listening to them, they’re time capsules in a ways
Music don't have expiration date, neither do feelings
@@pacificaos7393 Well, some feelings have an expiration date. Namely, love. If you don't renew it, it'll wear off.
@@brandonnguyen6718 Love is not a feeling, it's a state.
This is similar to “going down”, “olive” and “Keith” all by Jake chudnow. If you like this, check the guy out, trust me - and get back to me.
I love to know I suggested some songs that inspires such wonder for others.
Always coming back n again to hear this play and watch the sky at night around 2 am.... Damn those stars... What a wonderful creation and this awesome music.... Just gives me goosebumps as we r so tiny in this huge universe. ❤
Sitting here listening to this at 3 am and having an existential crisis at 20 is an iconic experience
Wait for the 30s crisis. It'll put 20s crisis like mild lighthead.
@@PizzaNele I’m 14 much to look forward to 😭 😂
Hope you feel better now
@@evafontan9033 that’s nice of u to him :)
Mood
When I listen to this, I imagine two astronaut bros chilling out having some mad deep conversation because they just heard that they get to go back to Earth, and they're talking about stuff like what sandwiches they're gonna eat and what stuff they missed. I like this song
why is that basically voltron in a nutshell?
Same brah
My wife's Father worked for Edwards air Force Base and helped build and develop parts of the original space ship that took us to the moon. He's got pictures with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. Thought I'd add to your imagination.
Sandwiches? Chicken wings.
Fucking deep
When I first heard this I almost cried this song is absolutely amazing.
RELATABLE
Me too but I cried because I saw someone pull off three weathertenkos
@@ronylouis0 yep W E A T H E R T E N C O S hit my soft spot
Lol cry baby
Same dude
“The Dream Is Alive”
- John Young
Warm but sad at the same time. Magical.
True
Love your pic haha
same here.
"NASCAR drivers are nothing like astronauts. I mean come on...have you ever seen a NASCAR fly? 1987 Winston 500. May 3rd, 1987. In the race immediately corresponding with Bill Elliot's record breaking qualifying lap, Bobby Allison would blow a tire in the tri-oval. The back of his car would lift up off the ground and sail into the catch fence at nearly 200 miles per hour..." - EmpLemon 2019
*bweeeeeeeew*
immediately pictured Bobby Allison’s car flying when hearing this
"In one surreal moment."
I feel nostalgia for no reason at all
That should be the name of the song
same
Kinda like...
The... other HOME song that everyone has nostalgia for with no apparent reason, HOME - resonance.
Same bro
Voyage to your old Glory days.
Everytime hearing this at night, feel like the universe is expanding on every beat, and i am just a speck in such a big universe. God is such great. ❤
The Perseverance rover just landed on Mars LETS GOOO
Shoulda played this while watching.
Sir, this is a summoning salt only comment section.
@@TheGoblinoid If Perseverance broke any speed records, I'll give this guy a pass
@@TheGoblinoid how about this to be fair,half of this is summoning salt,and half of this is how we dont know how everything in outer space is fast af than keemstar
@@taufiqutomo also ill be on the rovers side,cus space is kewl
I may have lost the ability to cry to sad things but this song has always made me shed a tear, especially at night looking up at the stars
same ;(
Beautiful words
@@minilarry09 thank you
@@fantasticmre8365 I know I don't know you and I don't want to assume but I believe we never lose that ability. That is, if you were wanting to know there's a day where you can cry more at things you want to. I hope if that is your dream that you have those days to feel safe with that. But yes beautiful words as this song evokes deep emotion with me as well.
thanks spy, very cool
Dale Earnhahrt, hungry box, Mario rainbow road, trackmania, the space race, the history of the highest free fall and way more. I have watched videos on the records and achievements of these this song is in almost everyone. Gives me chills
Ahhhh the Dale video 🤘🤌❤️
EmpLemon and Summoning Salt, both able to entertain me for hours on end.
what’s the trackmania video which one
@@boonedriver Probably some Wirtual video
Raise Hell Praise Dale!
“You don’t miss old Roblox, you miss being happy”
This comment section is:
55% Weathertenkos
40% NASCAR
5% people just looking for electronic music
0.001% (me) here from both, I forgot about this song and rediscovered it thanks to EmpLemon.
I first heard the song on Summoning Salt's video but geared it a week ago on FriendlyBaron's April Fool's video
First heard this song on 91tech. I never thought I would listen to the full thing.
Well, i guess I'm one of those 5%. I have no clue what the other groups are referencing.
Weathertenko
91Tech
Me loving both electronic music and HOME's masterful tracks
Nacho, summoning salt, EMPlemon, etc. We all come from different places, but let's just get along for one as we enjoy this danm masterpiece of a song
also jawsh
and the vids are still the same type ... no wonder this song got a whole new meaning lol
HOME with another ethereal and heartwarming track.
Listening to this gives me energy and hope but with a hint of nostalgia, wistfulness and sadness.
Every time HOME is on a synthesizer, musical gold comes out
Vikram Kumar dude I thought I was the only one who was happy and sad at the same time with HOME'S songs
4
5
Sad thing is he or shes dead in 19 somthing I forgot if someone knows him or her death let me know
That is the perfect description of the emotions that this song invokes.
and then, on a day of november, a totally new player called Ultra_Giant_Painis came with a new shortcut called the Painis Shortcut, which got infamous for being one of the hardest shortcut in speedrunning history.
When Matt Turk holds the moon speedrun world record
But then, it was discovered that Matt Turk never held the world record at all.
There was a run dating back to 1943. And the runner,
Was Hotorubi
I've think I've cracked it. Theres a reason why Summoning Salt plays this song and THIS song in particular in every speedrun video. Its because of the once quiet beginnings all adventures start off with and with the rise of popularity and determination, it become an life. That's what speedruning is to him and many others, a life and adventure we all take to push our limits. The video of the moon landing just goes so well with this idea. I know it may just because he likes it and I don't blame him for that's, but it's just a small theory I have. It's a song that feels welcoming when ever one accomplished something of a great milestone. I'd to thank Summoning Salt for bringing me here. If I ever get to meet him one day...I would shake his hand. Thanks man and thank you Home for making this song.
This is Houston, signing off.
Get it I guess
Hes out of line but hes right
stop larping oh my god
yes
cringe
Whenever I hear this song I think about Dale Earnhardt at the Daytona 500. It gives me the chills. Great music choice by EmpLemon for the video.
That almost made me cry. I really didn't have much of an idea that he died at the Daytona 500 going into the video (I really only knew that the name of Dale Earnhardt was legendary in NASCAR, that was my basic understanding of the sport, also names of PETTY and WALTRIP I had heard before). When the February 18, 2001 segment came up and this played, that basically told me someone wasn't leaving the track alive. I really started to tear up, very great video that gets you emotional, very surreal. Probably the greatest video I've seen thus far this year.
StormCloudTheory same here man. That video changed me, it really did.
StormCloudTheory Same. Didn’t think NASCAR would interest me, but after this emotional video I understood, that NASCAR is much more than just driving in ovals. I heard the name Dale Earnhardt for the first time in this video, and at the end I had tears in my eyes.
@@dados1759 Why cry
My Dad loves Nascar, But I never knew about Dale. That is untill i watched his video... I Teared up at The "Feburary 18, 2001" Part. Dale is my Hero. R.I.P Dale..
this song with the name gives you an emotion feeling that after a while they get to see their loved ones
“Dude I’m literally having the worst day of my life this game sucks”
-Jawsh funny internet man playing Super Mario 64
*every single one of his mario videos*
@@ImJeff-pd3hd he just gets driven closer to insanity by his chat every day
Oh my god I just read your name what the hell
@@ImJeff-pd3hd i eat fat nuts 👍🏻
the funny guy
And that's where the record stands today.
but then…
Hey you all, I am currently sitting here on bed typing this comment and just wanted to tell you all out there, thank you. Thank you, no matter what part on the internet you are from, for being on the internet, commenting, making me laugh, making me think or cry for the last almost 7 years. You guys, all of you shaped my personality so much since I conciously started watching TH-cam in 2014. Before 2014 I was a shy and really insecure person that tried hiding behind a mask of fake humor but now, I am so happy and confident in myself thanks to you. The amount of likes this comment gets is meaningles to me, what matters to me is that you know that I am so extremely thankful to you guys that you helped me overcome the bad times I had in my life.
I am looking forward to the next 6-7 years and am really excited to see how internet humor evolves in that time frame. Maybe we will cross paths in a different comment section or maybe even on one of my own videos if I ever decide to start in the future, looking forward to it regardless.
See you guys around
Michael Hummel
touched my heart man :’)
Wish you the best buddy 👍👍
☮️ 💙☯️
I send you my regards.
I watched this video literally 4 times
1) 2021
2) 2022
3) 2023
4) 2024
I love this music
This song makes me feel like I’ve accomplished every dream I’ve ever had and learned the meaning of life in the process, I’m actually happy sobbing
In your dreams hahaha.😂
Same as well...😔
So glad I'm not the only one
You you werent + ratio
No reason to put yourself on a pedestal just cause a youtube video didn’t affect you lmao
Same
This is what I absolutely love about the internet. How it is able to incorporate so many different artistic styles together. In this day alone, I've learned about the speedrunning community, a great channel that provides insight into it (SummoningSalt) and some incredible music and music video that has inspired me to write all this (HOME). Where will my journey finish? Hopefully, to the stars. :D
I love this comment
some may say that being on the internet all day is a bad thing, but learning about communities and cultures and music and putting detication into things and the feeling of satisfaction when you get the answers you were looking for all day is great and school and life outside of the internet should be more like that
You just learned about HOME? Well then, you're on for a ride. I recommend RESONANCE and DECAY
@@StarGamePlanet damn patrick
I had to input my thoughts on this. Someone said that people say being online too much is bad, and while there are certainly terrible things on here, it's a great thing as well. Great for learning about new things, new cultures, new traditions. We live in the most diverse and knowledgeable era of life, and it's the best time to be alive, one reason being the internet and all its truly capable of.
Summoning Salt aside this song is a serious banger.
Excellent song
well, HOME made this a serious banger
Many of HOME's songs are great. IMO it's not only the popular ones such as Resonance, We're Finally Landing and Come Back Down, but also others like Dark Star & Bedroom
@@gartollHold is also great
@@_Content-Deleted_ I don't think it's as good as some other ones of his but still quite nice :D
I found you via tiktok, and I'm so glad I managed to get you before the ban lands. This song is SUCH a vibe
my friend felt very sad listening to this song, but I thought its very warm and beautiful. Interesting how we both have so different opinions on this track.
It's almost like your different people, what a shock
hehe, I can understand your reaction, but I can't if you never experienced this before :-)
“Ladies and gentlemen, Andrew G had returned.”
"And his name
Was Matt Turk"
This comment is underrated
"And for a brief, surreal moment, all of NASCAR stood still."
Is that emplemon?
@@kunk8789 Of course it is
I can’t still think there are people thinking we never reached the moon. We reached it, and if we want to survive our home is in the stars
This is Choco Mountain. It's the third course in the Flower Cup in Nintendo's Mario Kart 64, and honestly, it doesn't look too crazy at first glance. It's just a brown course with a white sky, no crazy upside-down or underwater driving like in the newer games. The walls are practically right on top of you, so you don't really have much room to navigate around the track. But you see, this course has a bit of a reputation. There's a group of people who've been battling each other for the past couple of decades to finish the course in world record time. What attracts these gamers to Choco Mountain in particular? Well, probably the fact that this course can be absolutely and completely broken.
0:27
Could’ve only left the first sentence bud.
@@fabianchavez3444 XD I was just timing it up perfectly to the video
I hear this song in Summoning Salt for like the third time. I pause the video. I find this song. I listen to the whole song, then remember I'm watching summoning salt.
On February 18 2001 Dale Earnheart would enter his number 3 Chevy for the final time
ikaros alpha it rips my heart apart to think that he never got to see his team win the Daytona 500
Enemy Combatant well he won and his last memory was watching his team win
CT-1799 yeah, it is pretty nice to see it that way, the last thing he ever saw was his son and the other racer on his team speeding towards an empty finish line while he held the crowd back
Enemy Combatant yep
ok but did he set the world record for warios gold mine
Slowing this song to 75% makes it a completely different, yet equally as amazing track. Absolutely brilliant!
I like how this slow, calming, relaxing and soothing song is now associated with viciously playing games as fast as is humanly possible. What a world.
Maybe cuz this song wasn’t made to be played during the journey, but once you reach the end goal :)
The music was made for the soul purpose of summoning salt videos, to give us a sense of the significance and remembrance of Nintendo’s speedrunning history
69th like
;)
@@jackbracey2278 legend
@@FormulaFanboy nothing can stop the NICEness
And that's where the record stands today. The very first rainbow road ultra shortcut. But the current record doesn't tell the whole story.
Oops they did it again!
this song makes me sad because i can't put my finger on what it makes me look back on, i'm trying to associate it with a feeling but i just end up mad over not being able to pinpoint what i'm feeling
I also have that feeling sometimes... It's called longing and I used to not know what it was called
Welcome to the Home’s surreal musical realm
Nostalgia of when things were different and looking at the future wondering what is yet to come
maybe that's what it is. mad. or stress/relief
@Noah Lin yes, that's a big part of it, but the rest of the song is equally nostalgic (for the lack of a better word)
This is not just a song it’s a song that tells a story