Pure grace. Wow. Watching you throw is an inspiring revelation. I stumbled onto this video by accident and I'm glad I did. I'm a guitar player, and there are certain guitarists whose work has inspired and influenced me. In some cases it was obvious to me the first time I heard them. There's a thrilling feeling of: "That's what I want to do!" and I have indeed, over the years incorporated elements of those musicians style into my playing. Taking little bits from many, while striving to remain original. It's been difficult, but I've finally managed to sound like me, after delving too deeply into the style of others. It just takes awhile to integrate all of the elements. I'm new to yoyo. Just a few months in, but I'm advancing quickly, despite being almost 50 years old. It's as fun as guitar or modular synthesizer. I've watched lots of yoyo videos and while most of them have technical elements I can aspire to, you have broadened my understanding of the level of style that can be reached. Lots of players incorporate dance and rhythm, but not many seem to be doing art. This feel like art. Fine art. Thank you.
Hey, I noticed you've got a couple clip videos made by "Unknown Creator" in the archive section of sector y... was wondering if you wanted to update them with the proper creator :) I couldn't find any contact info for you Mr Lozano
Pure grace. Wow. Watching you throw is an inspiring revelation.
I stumbled onto this video by accident and I'm glad I did. I'm a guitar player, and there are certain guitarists whose work has inspired and influenced me. In some cases it was obvious to me the first time I heard them. There's a thrilling feeling of: "That's what I want to do!" and I have indeed, over the years incorporated elements of those musicians style into my playing. Taking little bits from many, while striving to remain original. It's been difficult, but I've finally managed to sound like me, after delving too deeply into the style of others. It just takes awhile to integrate all of the elements.
I'm new to yoyo. Just a few months in, but I'm advancing quickly, despite being almost 50 years old. It's as fun as guitar or modular synthesizer. I've watched lots of yoyo videos and while most of them have technical elements I can aspire to, you have broadened my understanding of the level of style that can be reached. Lots of players incorporate dance and rhythm, but not many seem to be doing art. This feel like art. Fine art.
Thank you.
and my favorite video of the year...
Effortless. Love this guy.
so good! it's been awhile since I've watched Brian throw his tricks are so fun
Bloody Brilliant m8. Thank you
this is fascinating! I love this so much!
Wow! Best video I've seen in a while!
Awesome tricks and video ;)
Soo sick dude
Hey, I noticed you've got a couple clip videos made by "Unknown Creator" in the archive section of sector y... was wondering if you wanted to update them with the proper creator :) I couldn't find any contact info for you Mr Lozano
Holy shit this is FIRE
love u
SHOTTAH
This dude gives me purpose
Wow
A ma zi ng!
😳 😳 😳
WOOAAAAAH