In the final part of Smoke Show, we explore Canada's drifting community at a race track that looks like it could be straight out of Mad Max. Watch the whole series: bit.ly/2qFuidv
Best part about this series was the fact that the presenter seemed like he knew nothing about the scene's and yet, embraced it, learnt and had fun doing it all. Great series and awesome work.
Pennywise while YOU might know all about the car scene, as a journalist you assume the viewers at home don’t. That’s the whole point, to share the stories of other people to people that don’t know about them.
for the first time the host looks to be having a truly great time. not that he wasnt previously but here he's beaming all the time. Almost as if he's found exactly where he should be and what he was wanting. Great series.
Hey VICE, I would like to do a collaboration with you to explore the underground street racing scene of Japan together. I have a pretty large following and I have been working on this project for 3 years, deeply embedded in the scene.
@@steezgeneral7715 Australia has a huge drift scene, illegal drag racing scene and a massive underground skid scene. That's what he meant; you get it all in one spot here in Oz. The skid culture, both legal and illegal in huge here. The Summernats has the most competitive burnout comp in the world. There is big money up for grabs, but more importantly a lot of pride is on the line. Fast cars and burnouts have been a part of the Australian culture for decades. Almost a right of passage to becoming a man... VICE should deff do a bit on the Aussie car scene. I'd love to show them around the scene, introduce them to the main players and take them around to the workshops that make it all happen by building the cars for the big money players
For everyone wining about the host not knowing enough about cars: this series is not made for people already into motorsport, these documentaries are made accessable for people who want to learn about these subcultures.
Valerie Ball really, the bigger the car scene gets, the happier everybody gets. doesn't matter whatever you identify as just as long as you don't rice out your car or be a part of the stance community, you will be respected.
Valerie Ball buy a car that's simple to repair and something you wouldn't be scared of breaking. buy simple tools such as wrenches and ratcheting wrenches, screwdrivers, hex keys, etc. if you want to make your life easier, you might want to invest in pneumatic tools. do your own maintenance by googling how to do them and looking at schematics (buy a Hayes Auto Repair Manual for your car,) know your car from the inside and out and don't be afraid to ask another person in the car scene questions. we're usually very helpful people and we understand that you have to start somewhere. you could get very valuable tips depending on who you ask. p.s. older cars tend to be simpler. anything from 2010+ and you can bet that they'd be really complicated (tons of electronics, sensors, etc.). if you're just starting out and want to learn, get something around the 2000s or below. something like a 92 civ or a 99 BMW 3-series (if you have the cash.) Pontiac Sunfires/Chevrolet Cavaliers are some of the simplest cars that I've worked on.
@@alpinaautomotive7498 i think she was trying to say fwd cars dont take technique, its the opposite fwd takes MORE technique. most people cant trail brake for shit and cant correct fwd cars... very budget drifting does take more skill than very budget time attack though because likely your 1000 dollar track car doesnt go around track quick anyways
when I saw the first fast and furious at the movies everyone came out reving and racing out the parking lot and later that week everyone wanted a civic and it turned into a ricer fest.
Jesus Christ you ppl are critical. THIS IS NOT A CAR CHANNEL. This is meant for the average person to be able to watch and enjoy. And no one gives a fuck if you know more about cars than him. Great series VICE!
Thomas We know its not a "car channel" but if you're going to say it came from "the fast and the furious" then you need to reevaluate what the hell you just said. its a good video, yes. but please know a little more before even trying to figure out what's going on dude.
Loli Master I disagree. he's just co.paring it to what he knows most. this is not a detailed/to the t/mass fact list video. It's a video for your average TH-cam to come check out and get a.glimpse of the scene.
Loli Master they didnt say it came from the fast and furious dumbass they said it was popularised and if you knew what that meant you would understand that they're not wrong
Jesus Christ you ppl are critical. THIS IS NOT A DRUG CHANNEL. This is meant for the average person to be able to watch and enjoy. And no one gives a fuck if you know more about drugs than him. Great series VICE!
Can we stop referring every god damn Motorsport to "The fast and the furious" ffs "it got very popular because of the fast and furious" pls stop vice pls ily but this...*sigh*
Charmanderaznable I think what he means is that the motorheads in america knew about it before the movie and the anime series. but I guess to those who didnt know about it only knew because of that movie. but it would be nice once in a while to refer something else. I'm sure they got popular from option magazines and noriyaro and also bestmotoring
I personally think people who are talking shit about this series because the host doesn't know about cars need to take a step back and look at what this is doing for the community of car enthusiasts, it's exposure, if they had some know it all mechanic doing this it wouldn't appeal to the average vice viewer, he asked the questions 90% of the audience would and that's what I think is so cool about this series, and why I want more of it.
Stupid listen to the whole thing... Its a e36 m52. That's the engine that the e36 m3 comes from, but yeah this guy is a dumbass... Buys a e46 then puts a e36 engine... The guy prob asked what engine or say something cool about the engine then he said that.
If only style of their cars was as much of a part of it as it was back in the 90's like on those old Option VHS videos, long live the Haraguchi STYLE KING FC
vice better do an American version of this series. can't blame the host for not knowing about cars and street racing culture. but I have to be honest, this is the best episode of the series because it shows the grassroot scene & the people don't act like they're the shit like the past episodes
Drifting here in America was known here for quite some time. It’s been here since the first drift cars that people drifted in Japan came here. It was made cool by movies that’s true but the scene has always been here.
All fan boy stuff (which I own still). The drift scene was still very grassroots till Formula D came to the states thanks to Ryan Sage, and then he launched Formula Drift in 2004 which had increased the popularity of drifting tenfold almost every year since. I remember pre 2003 99% of all events were in parking lots, and before that around 1998 we'd flood parking lots to get the car to slide easier oh yeah, and a SR20 front clip was only like $850 bucks.
For anyone that cares, the drivers are on instagram as: @moneygangsteve @mikegtcustomexhaust @kristofflovesthis @devocat or you can follow the drift team page @moneygangdriftteam Thanks, everyone!
Devo Dunbar wish they got someone who knew cars to do this. Y’all a bunch of jokers that think going into a corner at 100km/h is intense. Are ya having fun? Sure no problems there. But could do something on people who actually know their cars. Like watching the “drag races” of nissan altimas racing. Cops don’t break it up cuz they aren’t breaking the speed limit in the quarter 😂
Justas šilkus that's what makes this series so great. for the people who don't know much about it. these drifters and racers aren't going to be coming here to watch this. this was aimed at the perfect audience. sounds like you're a little salty you're not in the hosts position
Proper motorsports being performed here. Those guys are being reckless af but still deserve some respect because its being properly done in a track not on the public road. This kind of action should be defined as motorsports, not some fast and furious inspired street racing bullshit. Those shits are fucking crime. The guy with the R33 said it absolutely right. Take your car to the track when you are truly passionate patrol head. Don't play on the public road risking not only your life but the life of the others.
Love that shannonville and the small but growing ontario drift scene could have the host enjoying himself regardless of how much knowledge he has. Definitely just a good vibes event.
I just don't like the fact that there is such a heavy emphasis on having big smoke, a lot of smaller wheel base cars can't really compete in a pro level anymore in small light weight cars like they used too but it keeps the spectators more interested.
It got popular due to drifting videos coming out of Japan at the time, of people on street light lit roads in industrial estates as well as the obvious mountain roads. Not Fast and Furious... FAIL
trust me, i cringe when i hear fast and furious comments and comparisons. he said "hit the mainstream" as in the average person who had no idea what drifting was, had been introduced to the best motorsport ever ha (imo, but for real for real its an amazing sport, hobby or whatever). basically just saying it was an eye opener to a broad audience. and the host is perfect in my opinion. hes one more person to add to that list of humans who had no clue about the sport or the community behind it. this dude got to see the best side of drifting, getting together with friends and random strangers with common interests that ultimately become instant friends and commemorate. the average man or woman can learn a few things by staying a weekend at one of these events, being a "drifter'' lmao" or not, youd leave a changed person in a good way. sorry for the rant youtube experts haha. i hate all of you idiots anyways, idk why i waste my breath, my keyboard warrior breathing fingers will roast you on the interwebs
Base model 64 mustang.. They went classic before drifting and they're shooting up in value.. No need to kill the ones on the road to make it a collectible.
Mitch Hulleman what? No ones drifts a 64 mustang, also how old a car is doesn't make it a collectible, it depends on the year, how many were made, color, and importance. If their was 2 mil mustangs made in 64 but 500k made in 65, 65 is more collectible because their was a lot less. Do you know what drift tax is? And how the Nissan 240sx is sky rocking up on price because of it becoming a harder car to find?
Preferred Drift so something like a Cadillac from the 20's isn't a collectable? Ken block drifts a 64 tho. No I don't know what drift tax is. Yea but isn't the 240sx the poster child of modern day drifting? Maybe the ae86 actually but that this is so damn rare so yea. I was talking about the complete 64 model so not the specific year my bad should have made that clearer I guess
Mitch Hulleman yea but ken block is a professional, their is also a guy who drifts a v10 Dodge Viper, if one guy does it doesn't mean everyone has. Also yes a 1920 cad is a collectible because it's a caddie but if it was a shitty car it wouldn't be, also ken block has like 4 drift cars
I hope you did justice to the drifting culture, it's really fun and exciting to participate in and watch on a track. I've been pretty alright with the series so far, and I hope for the best!
Mike McNamee Im a car guy and this 3 episodes are unbiased and good but doesn't show the full image because it is a host that doesn't know about the topic
T1GR3S13 that's not the point if you're a car guy or not the fact that he didn't state what kind of mods he had in the car we will never truly know the total value of mods he's added into the car, mods can vary in prices as well as maintaince and other costs to replace parts. Also I'm a car guy so people saying 50k worth of mods into a car sounds normal, plus you have to take into account that buying stuff in Canada isn't cheap like the U.S or Europe, the tax in Canada is expensive as hell.
In the final part of Smoke Show, we explore Canada's drifting community at a race track that looks like it could be straight out of Mad Max.
Watch the whole series: bit.ly/2qFuidv
VICE nyorn goway dard
VICE here me out let's get a new series on fightland i go to gyms talk to trainers fighters learn moves and show some sparring concepts and such
Sad that I'm to young for a car :(
there is a kid, 9. NINE years old, drifting BMW e39. dont fool yourself, ambrace it. first get to know all components of a car, then it will took off.
never too young, get behind that wheel and drive.
Best part about this series was the fact that the presenter seemed like he knew nothing about the scene's and yet, embraced it, learnt and had fun doing it all. Great series and awesome work.
actually that's the worst part. lazy journalism.
Jonathan Meldrum femi was an amazing host, such a humble dude with a genuine interest in what makes us tick. Solid journalism.
Best part about this series, is that it’s over!!!!
Pennywise while YOU might know all about the car scene, as a journalist you assume the viewers at home don’t. That’s the whole point, to share the stories of other people to people that don’t know about them.
thats vice's specialty to send a host who has no idea about the topic hes hosting
I think its cool thats the host is so lost, it gives a good outsider perspective.
Episode 1: the Rebels
Episode 2: the Gentleman's club
Episode 3: the Stuntmen Gear heads
for the first time the host looks to be having a truly great time. not that he wasnt previously but here he's beaming all the time. Almost as if he's found exactly where he should be and what he was wanting.
Great series.
Christopher Cartwright glad you noticed this too! I know femi had an absolute blast
Hey VICE, I would like to do a collaboration with you to explore the underground street racing scene of Japan together. I have a pretty large following and I have been working on this project for 3 years, deeply embedded in the scene.
come down to australia wjile your at it. our scenes better than anything in this series
sirpepperoni until they do the big daddy japan
The bay is where it’s at unlike no other
Do your thing albo vice will be the end of you
@@steezgeneral7715 Australia has a huge drift scene, illegal drag racing scene and a massive underground skid scene. That's what he meant; you get it all in one spot here in Oz. The skid culture, both legal and illegal in huge here. The Summernats has the most competitive burnout comp in the world. There is big money up for grabs, but more importantly a lot of pride is on the line. Fast cars and burnouts have been a part of the Australian culture for decades. Almost a right of passage to becoming a man... VICE should deff do a bit on the Aussie car scene. I'd love to show them around the scene, introduce them to the main players and take them around to the workshops that make it all happen by building the cars for the big money players
For everyone wining about the host not knowing enough about cars: this series is not made for people already into motorsport, these documentaries are made accessable for people who want to learn about these subcultures.
nah, that's just the blind leading the blind. educated people are better at teaching.
Pennywise I would agree if this video was about how to install coilovers or a hydraulic brake, but it's just a documentary.
That's nonsense, the name of the show is Smoke Show, its not one feature, its a whole show. On cars so as such the host should be a car guy.
rally is the same as drifting, but its also racing as well
It's Vice, they are more interested in the humans behind the scene. The host was good, he doesn't need to be a car guy.
Nothing hotter than a girl saying "Rev Match"
what about "cum anywhere"?? lmao
BrickSquad1017613 this is different. know how hard it is to find a real car girl ANYWHERE? hoo boy
Valerie Ball really, the bigger the car scene gets, the happier everybody gets. doesn't matter whatever you identify as just as long as you don't rice out your car or be a part of the stance community, you will be respected.
Valerie Ball I see a lot of women here that are into cars and I gotta tell you, it's their cars that I remember, not their names.
Valerie Ball buy a car that's simple to repair and something you wouldn't be scared of breaking. buy simple tools such as wrenches and ratcheting wrenches, screwdrivers, hex keys, etc. if you want to make your life easier, you might want to invest in pneumatic tools. do your own maintenance by googling how to do them and looking at schematics (buy a Hayes Auto Repair Manual for your car,) know your car from the inside and out and don't be afraid to ask another person in the car scene questions. we're usually very helpful people and we understand that you have to start somewhere. you could get very valuable tips depending on who you ask.
p.s. older cars tend to be simpler. anything from 2010+ and you can bet that they'd be really complicated (tons of electronics, sensors, etc.). if you're just starting out and want to learn, get something around the 2000s or below. something like a 92 civ or a 99 BMW 3-series (if you have the cash.) Pontiac Sunfires/Chevrolet Cavaliers are some of the simplest cars that I've worked on.
"Time attack doesn't take a lot of technique" - uuhhhhhh what?!?
Im so fucking done with this
fuck that drifting has no fucking technique
that guy spoke out his arse the entire thing, "its comparable to a lamborghini"
@@jokl3y207 dude lamborghinis make in around 600bhp so does that car... what even is your point
@@alpinaautomotive7498 i think she was trying to say fwd cars dont take technique, its the opposite fwd takes MORE technique. most people cant trail brake for shit and cant correct fwd cars... very budget drifting does take more skill than very budget time attack though because likely your 1000 dollar track car doesnt go around track quick anyways
when I saw the first fast and furious at the movies everyone came out reving and racing out the parking lot and later that week everyone wanted a civic and it turned into a ricer fest.
Jesus Christ you ppl are critical. THIS IS NOT A CAR CHANNEL. This is meant for the average person to be able to watch and enjoy.
And no one gives a fuck if you know more about cars than him. Great series VICE!
Thomas but thats the thing if youre a reporter wouldnt aim for accuracy?
Thomas We know its not a "car channel" but if you're going to say it came from "the fast and the furious" then you need to reevaluate what the hell you just said. its a good video, yes. but please know a little more before even trying to figure out what's going on dude.
Loli Master I disagree. he's just co.paring it to what he knows most. this is not a detailed/to the t/mass fact list video. It's a video for your average TH-cam to come check out and get a.glimpse of the scene.
Loli Master they didnt say it came from the fast and furious dumbass they said it was popularised and if you knew what that meant you would understand that they're not wrong
Jesus Christ you ppl are critical. THIS IS NOT A DRUG CHANNEL. This is meant for the average person to be able to watch and enjoy.
And no one gives a fuck if you know more about drugs than him. Great series VICE!
11:05 low key thought that was a real hand at first
5:30 "it`s an E36" shows an E46.....sigh
I want to move to Canada. y'all seem so polite and laid back
Best episode so far, I love how thrifty and knowledgeable the Money Gang is.
Love how alive the Canadian drift scene is
Come to central alberta dog
@@HurtenAlbertan prairieBoy$
Nahh y'all need to come to Texas
vice people, drifting was popular way before fast and furious tokyo drift, yall just never knew anything about drifting until then
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Can we stop referring every god damn Motorsport to "The fast and the furious" ffs
"it got very popular because of the fast and furious"
pls stop
vice pls ily but this...*sigh*
TeamA99E - ドリフト☆ウォリアズ I agree lmao
almost every racing video they upload is about that damn title😂😂
also senpai I didn't know you watch vice!?
Fast and the furious as well as Initial D are a huge reason it's popular
Loli Master yes I watch them a lot when I got time, they're my personal favorite documentary channel on YT to date(´∀`)
Charmanderaznable I think what he means is that the motorheads in america knew about it before the movie and the anime series.
but I guess to those who didnt know about it only knew because of that movie. but it would be nice once in a while to refer something else.
I'm sure they got popular from option magazines and noriyaro and also bestmotoring
TeamA99E - ドリフト☆ウォリアズ whaaatttt!!?!? Nani!?!?!?
I didnt know that!(^O^)
they're my favorite as well!
I hope you make more vlogs when you can xD
The dude with the r33 is super chill. Respect for making time to go to the track
I personally think people who are talking shit about this series because the host doesn't know about cars need to take a step back and look at what this is doing for the community of car enthusiasts, it's exposure, if they had some know it all mechanic doing this it wouldn't appeal to the average vice viewer, he asked the questions 90% of the audience would and that's what I think is so cool about this series, and why I want more of it.
these guys seem so chill it's awesome
Why must it be the end🙃
Jordan Jet If you wanna see more of the moneygang, be sure to subscribe to my channel for track day vlogs and more!
The best doc I’ve seen about driftworld
it's sad to see a skyline wrecked like that
thats what i was thinking :(
Vice is such a good news source I love everything you put out. It's so out of the norm and so amazing.
5:40 did he say E36? correct me if I'm wrong it's an E46
Stupid listen to the whole thing... Its a e36 m52. That's the engine that the e36 m3 comes from, but yeah this guy is a dumbass... Buys a e46 then puts a e36 engine... The guy prob asked what engine or say something cool about the engine then he said that.
I don't think you'll loose 100hp from crank to wheels on the BMW
Neat to see a video with someone who experienced the drift scene for the first time. One event keeps you coming back whether you drive or just watch.
If only style of their cars was as much of a part of it as it was back in the 90's like on those old Option VHS videos, long live the Haraguchi STYLE KING FC
If only money grew on trees. We'd love to but wraps and bodywork are expensive.
you should check out club loose over in new jersey, those guys are nuts.
vice better do an American version of this series.
can't blame the host for not knowing about cars and street racing culture. but I have to be honest, this is the best episode of the series because it shows the grassroot scene & the people don't act like they're the shit like the past episodes
BennyPaddyCake well said
BennyPaddyCake Vlog if they do a grassroots episode, they should go to the Midwest 🤙🏼
CHICAGO STREET STYLE
MORE SMOKING SHOW!
chill Canadians having fun, good stuff
I love that they got jar jar from Star Wars to host the show, really puts a comedic vibe on the show.
HAHAHAH
Bwahahahaha!
LMAO
I like how this guys doesn't know much. He asks lots of questions and gives a fresh perspective for people who don't know anything about cars.
Smoke has nothing to do with it, maybe now-a-days, but that's not the point and will never be the point.
Thanks for coming out and doing a great job covering my local drift scene VICE.
3:20 when you know nothing about cars so you just nod your head
Drifting here in America was known here for quite some time. It’s been here since the first drift cars that people drifted in Japan came here. It was made cool by movies that’s true but the scene has always been here.
where did vice find this guy lol
this series is literally the best thing in my life
Actually drifting started getting momentum in 2003 with the Formula Drift/Formula D events here in the US.
Japan ?????? Initial D ???
Drift bible
Video option
All fan boy stuff (which I own still).
The drift scene was still very grassroots till Formula D came to the states thanks to Ryan Sage, and then he launched Formula Drift in 2004 which had increased the popularity of drifting tenfold almost every year since.
I remember pre 2003 99% of all events were in parking lots, and before that around 1998 we'd flood parking lots to get the car to slide easier oh yeah, and a SR20 front clip was only like $850 bucks.
siralanlordsugar that's what I was talking about.
You really should visit the Gatebil Festival in norway or sweden, INSANE! Love it!
For anyone that cares, the drivers are on instagram as:
@moneygangsteve
@mikegtcustomexhaust
@kristofflovesthis
@devocat
or you can follow the drift team page
@moneygangdriftteam
Thanks, everyone!
Devo Dunbar wish they got someone who knew cars to do this. Y’all a bunch of jokers that think going into a corner at 100km/h is intense. Are ya having fun? Sure no problems there. But could do something on people who actually know their cars. Like watching the “drag races” of nissan altimas racing. Cops don’t break it up cuz they aren’t breaking the speed limit in the quarter 😂
hahahaha
@@DevoDunbarplsrsplnd somehow you can do better? Show proof or stfu.
She chillen just holding a breaker bar
When you see you’re Old E46 in the video let’s hope the kid that bought it off me sees why I sold it to him for $1000
I love how they explained the drift crowed, It was spot on
Not sure how that kid could put 50k into his e46 and think its an e36.....
enzo3440 bruh he was saying his engine is an m52 from an e36
The N52 is from an E46 tho....
SuperiorRedneck hold this L real quick
SuperiorRedneck lol n52 is e9x chassis
that 4bt cummins miata has been all over the internet for years now. funny to see it on here.
Quite annoying to watch when the host is soooooo lost, he doesnt know anything about the cars or the community, but a great series for sure!
Kinda nice to see it through an outsiders eyes, imo
To an extent i agree, but i think he is just toooo lost, doesnt undertand a basic thing...
Justas šilkus that's what makes this series so great. for the people who don't know much about it. these drifters and racers aren't going to be coming here to watch this. this was aimed at the perfect audience. sounds like you're a little salty you're not in the hosts position
Justas šilkus that's the whole point, he's going out to learn. smh...
Jesse preach
11:30...Great to see Fredy Kruger found a hobby after the Nightmare On Elm Street series.
Proper motorsports being performed here. Those guys are being reckless af but still deserve some respect because its being properly done in a track not on the public road. This kind of action should be defined as motorsports, not some fast and furious inspired street racing bullshit. Those shits are fucking crime. The guy with the R33 said it absolutely right. Take your car to the track when you are truly passionate patrol head. Don't play on the public road risking not only your life but the life of the others.
Love that shannonville and the small but growing ontario drift scene could have the host enjoying himself regardless of how much knowledge he has. Definitely just a good vibes event.
I just don't like the fact that there is such a heavy emphasis on having big smoke, a lot of smaller wheel base cars can't really compete in a pro level anymore in small light weight cars like they used too but it keeps the spectators more interested.
"So uuuuh basically, he just slammed into a wall" 😂
It got popular due to drifting videos coming out of Japan at the time, of people on street light lit roads in industrial estates as well as the obvious mountain roads.
Not Fast and Furious... FAIL
Skreamies But a huge box office film would've introduced more people to drifting even if the scene had been around for longer.
They said mainstream not when it got popular. Two different things.
trust me, i cringe when i hear fast and furious comments and comparisons. he said "hit the mainstream" as in the average person who had no idea what drifting was, had been introduced to the best motorsport ever ha (imo, but for real for real its an amazing sport, hobby or whatever). basically just saying it was an eye opener to a broad audience. and the host is perfect in my opinion. hes one more person to add to that list of humans who had no clue about the sport or the community behind it. this dude got to see the best side of drifting, getting together with friends and random strangers with common interests that ultimately become instant friends and commemorate. the average man or woman can learn a few things by staying a weekend at one of these events, being a "drifter'' lmao" or not, youd leave a changed person in a good way. sorry for the rant youtube experts haha. i hate all of you idiots anyways, idk why i waste my breath, my keyboard warrior breathing fingers will roast you on the interwebs
Yes Fast and Furious, maybe not for some weeaboos but most people saw it in that movie.
Jay Khan yes that's 100% true
17:45 dude is frieddddd fried
When you put a shit ton of money and work into your car and manage to call it an e36 but it's an e46
We need this for sportbikes.... Race days for sportbikes are super expensive. It's also nice to see folks outdoors away from glowing screens.
"with a FWD car you can go fast in a straight line and that's about it"
CRINGGGGGGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
Corey Forde was she lying?
Kenneth Zubiri amen
LOL i was thinking Japanese Touge racing takes alot of skill flying on a small ass street
FWD civics are used on the touge all the time and end up being faster than most of the cars
Eight Six they can carry more speed through corners
The only sad thing is that future classics like m5's and fox body's are torn apart for it
Mitch Hulleman that's what makes them collectibles, if their was foxbodys everywhere no one would want one
Base model 64 mustang.. They went classic before drifting and they're shooting up in value.. No need to kill the ones on the road to make it a collectible.
Mitch Hulleman what? No ones drifts a 64 mustang, also how old a car is doesn't make it a collectible, it depends on the year, how many were made, color, and importance. If their was 2 mil mustangs made in 64 but 500k made in 65, 65 is more collectible because their was a lot less. Do you know what drift tax is? And how the Nissan 240sx is sky rocking up on price because of it becoming a harder car to find?
Preferred Drift so something like a Cadillac from the 20's isn't a collectable? Ken block drifts a 64 tho. No I don't know what drift tax is. Yea but isn't the 240sx the poster child of modern day drifting? Maybe the ae86 actually but that this is so damn rare so yea. I was talking about the complete 64 model so not the specific year my bad should have made that clearer I guess
Mitch Hulleman yea but ken block is a professional, their is also a guy who drifts a v10 Dodge Viper, if one guy does it doesn't mean everyone has. Also yes a 1920 cad is a collectible because it's a caddie but if it was a shitty car it wouldn't be, also ken block has like 4 drift cars
Obvisouly Canadians don't know that not all tracks require a roll cage, helmet and a suit and that there can be more cars on a track then just one
Majority in the US do though.
When you behind the wheel drifting the feeling of freedom is the way to describe it. Feels like driving a motorcycle of riders get it. 🤙🏼🤙🏼
kids theres a lot of mechanics and tuning to make your car capable of drifting. please dont go drifting your grandmas CTS and think it will work out.
LMAO I’ve don’t it bruh
The drifting crews are so cool and theyre very informed.
Money saving gang
I hope you did justice to the drifting culture, it's really fun and exciting to participate in and watch on a track. I've been pretty alright with the series so far, and I hope for the best!
this guys glasses never seem to fit on his ears
it bugs me more than it should
does it still bug you after 7 months?
I love this series! I like seeing how the car culture is in different countries.
Lmao she said you can't drift an fwd car
She's right. You can pull the handbrake and hope for the best, but that's not drifting
That was badass. The host is cool in my book and represented the majority of people who.
That redhead was really cute! Definitely a wife material for a car guy! :D
That Skyline at the end!!!!
Grass roots is god the dude who is interviewing them is mindless about cars or drifting
they gotta try sell the doco to people who dont know everything
wow them stands are packed
Bwahahahaha! You can hear the crowds cheering from a mile away.
that car is not 50k
T1GR3S13 mods that went into the car probably cost 50k, he never said the car itself is worth 50k
Mike McNamee even there. To fully build an engine it cost like 3-8k at the most. Then turbo/ecu/mounts/suspension not more than 10k
T1GR3S13 I'm with you, it's probably 10k to turbo charge it and I doubt he spent 40k in suspension parts and shit
Mike McNamee Im a car guy and this 3 episodes are unbiased and good but doesn't show the full image because it is a host that doesn't know about the topic
T1GR3S13 that's not the point if you're a car guy or not the fact that he didn't state what kind of mods he had in the car we will never truly know the total value of mods he's added into the car, mods can vary in prices as well as maintaince and other costs to replace parts. Also I'm a car guy so people saying 50k worth of mods into a car sounds normal, plus you have to take into account that buying stuff in Canada isn't cheap like the U.S or Europe, the tax in Canada is expensive as hell.
need more SMOKE SHOW!
what song at 10:00? Thanks
I too would like to know!
Ethan Riley Wish I could also know the title of the song
like to know too!
me too
Song is called: Best Day of My Life - By Marc Jackson Burrows / Randy Valentine via Audio Network
11:04 thought it was real at first lol
At 5:30 he says E36 and the car is E46, what the hell can somebody explain and did anybody else get annoyed by that?
Pelleministeri he was talking about the engine is from an e36
Either it got an engine swap from some E36 or he just missed the number. It can happen.
Maybe, but he says m52 which is is the e36 engine, the e46 has an m54
Oh yeah, you guys are might be right, the way he said it was confusing and i'm not a bmw guy. It indeed is an E36 engine.
this was a sweet series. awsome work !
wouldn't it be sick if they actually showed cars with style and the host knew anything about cars lol
Let's get more Smoke Show episodes!
they could have chosen a host who isn't a damn wasteman.
That crowd of 10 people really went wild.
get a guy who knows something about cars to do this..
That crazy wheel hop at 13:15 o.o
I'm early I better think of a joke
I loled with the name ''mets ton casque'' crew hehe
YOU CANT DRIFT A FWD???? your probably not going fast enough
You can drag the ass, but youre not drifting.
The amount of e36s I see is amazin🤤
rip paul walker
Bwahahahahahaha!
A lot of car guys are hating on this host. I think it's refreshing to see an outsider's perspective on the car community. Thanks for the videos vice
Nice doing job man its good to know you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
10:04 Damn nice RECARO seats
"here in the states" our grass roots drift scene is badass!
This series is so sick keep it up Vice
The dude with the gold glasses and black hat is dope AF.
god damn this should be a series on VICELAND.