Janja Garnbret is just on a different level, the way she crushed that last boulder like it was a warm-up problem, while the others struggled with beta - crazy stuff!
Where was she last year? She's so far ahead of everyone else that I'd have thought she'd have won a bunch last year as well. It seems like she's a shoe-in for Olympic gold, even if she comes in 8th in speed (because her lead climbing is pretty great too). So much hype about Adam but while he is certainly very good he's not on another level like Janja is. The hype must be from his outdoor climbing.
@@mathjoker She came in #1 or #2 in every bouldering world cup comp last year and the year before, and was top 3 in every lead world cup over the same period of time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janja_Garnbret_in_the_Climbing_World_Cup
@@mathjoker Adam is not winning every world cup because there are a ton of other great male climbers. The top athletes are at a similar level - every podium is different. For women, it's pretty much always gold for Janja, silver for Akiyo and then come the rest.
Really an amazing effort to keep the race for first going. Personally, I don't think the controversial top was a top (didn't seem to have control), but fortunately it didn't impact the rankings one way or another, just kept some amount of tension to the fourth boulder.
Happy to see Tomoa final snag gold. Seems a lot of people are on the Ondra bandwagon (understandable, whats not to love), but Tomoa's been exceptionally consistent this season. 2 silvers and a gold - a podium on every event he's competed at! No surprise Janja won again. Seems like if its possible for other competitors to top a boulder, Janja will undoubtable do it as well... Truly Amazing.
Janja is truly on another level, flashed a powerful boulder (W2) that no one else could even top 😳 If setters made all of the boulder problems even harder in the finals we would see just how far ahead she really is. But I get that seeing everyone else struggle and fail at all of the boulders wouldn't be very entertaining.
1:07:59 "Yeah, I have to say the DJ has been one of the best ones that we've had on the IFSC. We've had ACDC, Creedence Clearwater, but this is one of his first own goals." - Charlie Boscoe being savage
@@user-fo5dl6cf7r It held in Suzhou of China, We live here and fortunately very close to the event venue. It just takes about 30 minutes to ride there.
@@cyrillemiller8798 Changing that sort of ruins what I was going for there, because if said outloud "female" and "phenomenal" have very similar sounding beginning parts of the words and kind of rhyme, but sure go all P.C. on me.
If Miho Nonaka had not pulled herself up on that first boulder, I think she would have had it, but pulling up added a little extra force and that caused the slip. Still, obviously the second method was more secure anyway.
You'd think the judges would wait for after the round to consider the appeal. Doing so would give the contestants more equal break time. They waited to update the scoreboard...
Out of curiosity, do competitors have to turn in their cell phones before heading into isolation? Could they potentially watch their competition on this live stream?
I find this scoring system absurd when Akiyo's performance 101:00 gets scored the same as the two women that went before her. It should be points for EACH hold that you pass/control, because there is a world of difference there that isn't being quantified or captured in the results. It's so so stupid.
The close-up shots are useless if we don't get to see the lunge towards the hold. This happens all the time with these shoots, please show all the hold grabs. Otherwise what are we watching other than just a closeup of the face and elbows?
@@jcrotty18 Totally agree but unfortunately there is no good solution for this besides splitting into height categories. Kinda like weight categories in boxing.
@@yannlisicki790 It seems there is still a general unwritten rule in play that "thou shall not set anything the shortest climber can not reasonably have a chance at." On the contrary setters seemingly have no issue with creating bunchy problems with high feet that only the smaller climbers excel at. Look at finals M1 for example. At first glance it looked like a taller climber would have a decent chance at the crux top, but with the right heel beta it was too high for taller climbers. Tomoa solved it brilliantly with that high heel and a great stab to the top hold. My favorite example was semis M1 vs M4. It was obvious that taller climbers hand the advantage on M1 as it was a fairly long move to the top. However, it was flashed by two climbers; Jan Hojer and Kai Harada. The tallest and shortest climbers respectively! On semis M4 not one tall climber in the field gained the top; Ondra, Hojer, Kruder, etc. Yet the smaller climbers such as Harada, Tomoa, etc. had not issue with the very bunched up moves from the zone to the top. My personal take is there is a built in bias against tall climbers and a general lack of understanding and thought on how to set routes that are fair regardless of size.
they were doing what they were told, and it could have been switched to other cameras to "fix" it, but I agree with you. Their job should have been - Look at that climber until you cant anymore, then stay still. Next camera on the next climber, same rules. one camera on a long away shot to fill in the gap. Mickey Mouse job for sure.
Shoulder strength and perfect height to weight ratio. Janja probably wouldn't be beaten in boulders. Setters should probably go for shorter and more crimpy problems to stop her
@@dr.gernotmayer111 Except for the fact that Jan Hojer is even taller than Adam Ondra and still made the final. So saying that the routes were set for short people is just not correct. Given the super competitive field one cannot expect Adam to get into every final, there is no shame in that, he is still one of the best (or maybe the best) climber out there. However, blaming the route setters for him not getting into the final is just incorrect in my opinion
2:59:38 - here is an example of bad camera work. He is moving his feet which is critical yet the camera does not show it at all. This is very frustrating. Please improve the camera work.
1:04:10 "i dont wan to give the results away, but the guy who won broke his PB in his last 3 races" witch means who ever make PB in the kvaterfinals and semifinals will win -_-
someone needs to sit down with these camera people and kindly ask them to make sure 2 hands and 2 feet are in the picture at all times when someone is on the wall.
I don't understand why route setters set differently for women. Sure most women may be shorter than men but there are also shorter men that have to do the same problem as taller male climbers. Both still have to be really strong, flexible, coordinated, etc... So many of the same skill sets are shared. Therefore, I don't know why you would set differently for women. Can someone give a good explanation?
The stream started over an hour and a half before the event, with nothing but the still frame to watch. If people were relying on the TH-cam channel to know when the competition started, that may certainly explain the dislikes. Anyway, just a guess.
Good event. Best camera work to date, for Asia, compared to other historical events like Chongqing last week which was pretty poor. Women sets were too soft and yet another final was a flashing contest. I feel sorry for Akiyo as the tallest competitor she often gets raw deal on one problem and she almost never gets an advantage for her extra size. For example, in today's women final it was painfully obvious that it was a big advantage to be smaller at the top of W2 when having shorter legs and overall smaller body was very helpful. Glad the men comp saw harder sets but here too huge advantage to the smaller climbers on M3 slab problem. It seems the unwritten rules are that nothing can be set that is too reachy for smaller climbers but the setters seem to have no issue with creating bunch/scrunch problems that the taller folks are at a total disadvantage on.
Akiyo got the place she deserved though. Even if she had topped W2 she would have come in 2nd. Janja is just so much better that they basically have to hope she has an super off day to have any chance at winning. There does seem to be a bias against tall climbers in general. It's probably because something reachy can be literally impossible for a shorter climber, while something scrunchy is just harder for a tall climber, not impossible. It's a common myth that being tall is an advantage in climbing but that's been disproved many times.
@@mathjoker Not true. The only problem Akiyo did not top was W2. If the situation was reversed and the setters created say a long reach problem or a power set that only Akiyo could top then she wins. Recall that Akiyo flashed W1 and Janja took two tries from the zone to top. It was, as have been all the women's finals, a flashing comp for the top two or three females. Janja has been incredible this season, but I think her success has everything to do with good reads, a small advantage in that almost all of the sets fit her smaller body better than Akiyo, and an overall lack of any power setting. The last one, no power sets, and the prevalence of the "new" style of volumes, jumps, and trick moves has allowed the lead route climbers like Janja, Pilz, Miho, etc. to not only be on equal footing with the boulders but to have a shot to win almost every comp.
Joseph Crotty isn Janja not just 1cm shorter than Akiyo? 164 cm vs 165cm? Just because you are a fan of some other climber, there is no need to look for every possible excuse to justify Janja’s dominance. You shouldn’t even be watching sports. What you are doing is very unsportsmanlike and disrespectful. And it is also silly... 1 cm is the difference in height. Janja is a midget.
@@DavidAKSlo Wikipedia and other sources say they are 1 cm difference but my eyes tell me differently. Akiyo is closer to 2-3" taller or about 5cm. They don't have the same build either as Akiyo has longer legs which was obvious on W2.
@@jcrotty18 just a side note, but Akayo and Janja are both 5'5, so no size difference. Janja is stronger and has greater grip strength .. or has suction cups for hands. I'm still undecided. Agreed though. Her reads are fantastic and she knows what she is capable of.
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Janja Garnbret is just on a different level, the way she crushed that last boulder like it was a warm-up problem, while the others struggled with beta - crazy stuff!
That's basically every event this year. They should let her complete in the men's comp. I'm pretty sure she could hold her own there.
Where was she last year? She's so far ahead of everyone else that I'd have thought she'd have won a bunch last year as well. It seems like she's a shoe-in for Olympic gold, even if she comes in 8th in speed (because her lead climbing is pretty great too). So much hype about Adam but while he is certainly very good he's not on another level like Janja is. The hype must be from his outdoor climbing.
@@mathjoker She came in #1 or #2 in every bouldering world cup comp last year and the year before, and was top 3 in every lead world cup over the same period of time.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janja_Garnbret_in_the_Climbing_World_Cup
@@mathjoker Adam is not winning every world cup because there are a ton of other great male climbers. The top athletes are at a similar level - every podium is different. For women, it's pretty much always gold for Janja, silver for Akiyo and then come the rest.
@@Gytax0 To be fair, he was sick AF after the Moscow comp for a few weeks which is why he missed the last one.
kai harada flashing that route that nobody else could top. dayumm
Like Jernej in Moscow on M4 and Anze last cup.
Really an amazing effort to keep the race for first going. Personally, I don't think the controversial top was a top (didn't seem to have control), but fortunately it didn't impact the rankings one way or another, just kept some amount of tension to the fourth boulder.
SPOILER WOMENS FINALS
Akiyo hugging/congratulating Ai was so precious. First finals and already a medal, huge props
1:54:49 great interview questions...
‘Hey what’s it like to win’ , ‘it rained last time’, ‘ok see ya’
And this is his only job, right? :D Together with the robotic voice it gave me a good laugh^^
S C lol I was thinking the exact same 😂
Miho is back ❤️
Happy to see Tomoa final snag gold. Seems a lot of people are on the Ondra bandwagon (understandable, whats not to love), but Tomoa's been exceptionally consistent this season. 2 silvers and a gold - a podium on every event he's competed at!
No surprise Janja won again. Seems like if its possible for other competitors to top a boulder, Janja will undoubtable do it as well... Truly Amazing.
Okay I got the gym
Janja is truly on another level, flashed a powerful boulder (W2) that no one else could even top 😳 If setters made all of the boulder problems even harder in the finals we would see just how far ahead she really is. But I get that seeing everyone else struggle and fail at all of the boulders wouldn't be very entertaining.
Congrats to Ai for her first podium.
Always hope Kyra does well, but she's a great commentator
Kyra Condie was a fantastic commentator, I hope we get to hear more from her.
DJ: "I know what these competitors want to hear. Every AC/DC song ever."
1:07:59 "Yeah, I have to say the DJ has been one of the best ones that we've had on the IFSC. We've had ACDC, Creedence Clearwater, but this is one of his first own goals." - Charlie Boscoe being savage
Janja just flew up the last boulder o.O
Excellent coverage, thanks to all the commentators.
1:51:38 RIP headphone users
I died without headphones
ty for the comment, you save my ears
I knew I’d find this comment haha RIP
this part actually scared me so badly
My parents were watching this at the scene. This event is amazing and thrilling!
really?
@@user-fo5dl6cf7r It held in Suzhou of China, We live here and fortunately very close to the event venue. It just takes about 30 minutes to ride there.
@@asdfasdfsd lol I was just joking , I believe you
Janja and Akiyo are phenomenal female climbers.
Kamron Thurmond **phenomenal climbers
@@cyrillemiller8798 Changing that sort of ruins what I was going for there, because if said outloud "female" and "phenomenal" have very similar sounding beginning parts of the words and kind of rhyme, but sure go all P.C. on me.
@@kamron_thurmond I enjoyed your word play and I always assume the best in people. you be you. ignore the rabble
Been bouldering every week for a year. Just found these video on youtube ... Thanks for the endless hour of fun that are ahead of me !
I would like to say a “every Tamoa Narasaki fistbump compilation” on this channel
Last boulder for Janja... awsome !!!
She is so easily dominating her competitors...
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We need to gofundme a trip to Flatanger for Janja. Who's with me?
Norway is my home, I welcome her!
Janja pushing domination to a new level.
Big thanks to Kyra for co-commenting. It's great to have her insight.
Great event as always - except some music choices in the women finals (1:14:53 & 1:24:28) I found quite an embarrassment!
lol youre right :D
Ah so cringe 😣
What were the songs ?
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Camera work is so horrible, someone call Eric Karlsson please!
waaay better than it used to be imo
The curtains 🙈
Who da fook is Eric Karlsson
@@vesuveking3465 Eric Karlsson is a climber who has a very popular youtube channel :)
3:17:44 Really cool movement and synced with the music!
If Miho Nonaka had not pulled herself up on that first boulder, I think she would have had it, but pulling up added a little extra force and that caused the slip. Still, obviously the second method was more secure anyway.
Jakob Schubert against the japanese armada, congratulations on bronze!
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I'm sitting here on torn ligaments from a 4b and these guys are dyno'ing everest
Atom Storm is that the equivalent of a V0? I don’t know the Font scale
Daniel Horton v1
European or British 4b?
wow, Akiyo Noguichi just killed that first boulder. Murdered it. lol
Janja W4 in 14 seconds. Aye Caramba!
Janja is from outta space👽👽👽
You'd think the judges would wait for after the round to consider the appeal. Doing so would give the contestants more equal break time. They waited to update the scoreboard...
2:21:22 guy leaves grease behind
2:21:45 kokoro slips
:P
I learned a new word watching this: penultimate! 😆
Great final!! Love actually getting some separation among the women 🥰🥰 who commentated on the female final??
The female commentator was Kyra Condie.
@@DesmondRayBeltrop thanks!
100% agree. The sets were to soft again for the Women second event running. Basically, a flashing contest.
Agree! Would have been even better if the zone from w2 was the next one.
@@LucianaFujii for sure - Akiyo climbed much further yet got nothing for it!
fire that dj
Out of curiosity, do competitors have to turn in their cell phones before heading into isolation? Could they potentially watch their competition on this live stream?
yes
TH-cam is blocked in China.
@@awdrifter3394 there's ways around it and people use them
I find this scoring system absurd when Akiyo's performance 101:00 gets scored the same as the two women that went before her. It should be points for EACH hold that you pass/control, because there is a world of difference there that isn't being quantified or captured in the results. It's so so stupid.
Women start 0:30:00
Men start 1:58:25
Nerf Janja please.
I think she used fly-hacks to get to the top of the last boulder
The close-up shots are useless if we don't get to see the lunge towards the hold. This happens all the time with these shoots, please show all the hold grabs. Otherwise what are we watching other than just a closeup of the face and elbows?
The problem is that IFSC are not responsible for the camerawork - that's done by a Chinese TV network.
@@epincion That makes sense, however, I've seen the exact same problem on other events on this channel in other countries.
Its actually gotten a lot better over the years , I remember when it was filmed with a potato.
Im new to all of this but why is it that the obstacles are not automatically scrubbed in between competitors ?
Anyone else unable to watch past about 2:47:00? Whole video loaded fine until that point, now it wont load at all.
bouldering Japan cup
2:41:21 Glitch in the Matrix 🤣
imagine you are one of the female competitors and you just struggled hard on w4 and then janja comes out and makes it look like the warm up wall
Do people get to try the boulders after the event?
So basically touching the first hold
Fantastic setting for the men, all problems topped but no 4/4 by anyone.
yes, agree. however, again an advantage to the short climbs per the usual
@@jcrotty18 Totally agree but unfortunately there is no good solution for this besides splitting into height categories. Kinda like weight categories in boxing.
@@yannlisicki790 It seems there is still a general unwritten rule in play that "thou shall not set anything the shortest climber can not reasonably have a chance at." On the contrary setters seemingly have no issue with creating bunchy problems with high feet that only the smaller climbers excel at. Look at finals M1 for example. At first glance it looked like a taller climber would have a decent chance at the crux top, but with the right heel beta it was too high for taller climbers. Tomoa solved it brilliantly with that high heel and a great stab to the top hold. My favorite example was semis M1 vs M4. It was obvious that taller climbers hand the advantage on M1 as it was a fairly long move to the top. However, it was flashed by two climbers; Jan Hojer and Kai Harada. The tallest and shortest climbers respectively! On semis M4 not one tall climber in the field gained the top; Ondra, Hojer, Kruder, etc. Yet the smaller climbers such as Harada, Tomoa, etc. had not issue with the very bunched up moves from the zone to the top. My personal take is there is a built in bias against tall climbers and a general lack of understanding and thought on how to set routes that are fair regardless of size.
anyone know the song at 3:16:50 Jan Hojer doing M4?
Does Miho wear unreleased tenaya shoes or she just painted in red her oasi?
Those look like the new 5.10 Aleons
Good Dj and nice Problems =)
Why during the male final the dj didn't play songs like "you ____ thing" (1:14:53) or "___ bomb" (1:24:28)?
Cause theyre absolute bangers
That cameraman needs to stop taking close-up shot of face and cuting off the rest of the climber!
they were doing what they were told, and it could have been switched to other cameras to "fix" it, but I agree with you. Their job should have been - Look at that climber until you cant anymore, then stay still. Next camera on the next climber, same rules. one camera on a long away shot to fill in the gap. Mickey Mouse job for sure.
Oh you mean when the climber is on the wall. YES! super annoying not being able to see the foot work especially.
Did you guys ever asked Jan Hojer to be co-commentator?
Jan has been a commentator in the past. The best in my opinion was Alex Megos, he was a riot.
@@epincion jup, Megos is a funny dude (not just the looks of his legs) :))
"penultimate" means "second to last" not "last" or "highest".....
Who is the man commentating?
Feels like Janja Garnbret s alien :)
She has suction cups for hands
***SPOILER ALERT***
HOLY CRAP Janja is a different species. 😮😮😮
Shoulder strength and perfect height to weight ratio. Janja probably wouldn't be beaten in boulders. Setters should probably go for shorter and more crimpy problems to stop her
1:51:38 WTF it scared me :(
3:24:45 WTF how is this possible???
3:33:20 adam ondra back left?
I feel bad for Julia Chanourdie. I can only hope this result didn't get her questioning her skills.
Is Adam Ondra not competing?
He didn't make it through semis
Oh wow, surprising. Thanks
He didn't make the finals.
He is too big for the short people setting, so its a japanese show...🤣 dont like it...kind of boring...
@@dr.gernotmayer111 Except for the fact that Jan Hojer is even taller than Adam Ondra and still made the final. So saying that the routes were set for short people is just not correct. Given the super competitive field one cannot expect Adam to get into every final, there is no shame in that, he is still one of the best (or maybe the best) climber out there. However, blaming the route setters for him not getting into the final is just incorrect in my opinion
Decent comp. Janja too strong though. Wonder if she could make semis in the men's
2:59:38 - here is an example of bad camera work. He is moving his feet which is critical yet the camera does not show it at all. This is very frustrating. Please improve the camera work.
To be frank this was the best event camera work wise they have ever had in Asia.
This year camera work is just frustrating. No event since now had a decent service. Someone needs to teach them how this sport should be filmed.
13:01 3 Japanese men, 4 Japanese women... count again 😂
No drama needed today as 4 flashes. In the mens hoping the Japanese not to win and in the womens hoping them to win. Neither did happen :(
why would you hope for the japanese not to win? they're always such great competitors
woman - women! Not womens. There also no childrens, postmens etc. ;)
. janja😍😘💪
Where is Ondra?
you should have watched the semifinals
@@IvanMilyakov ;)
Who’s the female commentator?
Kyra Condie
Kyra Condie - Womens US National Team
@@ItzSkillful oh nice. she's got a great voice
She's talking really quick for a not native speaker 🙄
1:04:10 "i dont wan to give the results away, but the guy who won broke his PB in his last 3 races" witch means who ever make PB in the kvaterfinals and semifinals will win -_-
someone needs to sit down with these camera people and kindly ask them to make sure 2 hands and 2 feet are in the picture at all times when someone is on the wall.
No, you don't get it. The cinematic effect is much more important than the viewers seeing what the hell the climber is doing.
Why is Shauna not competing ?
she's focusing on the olympics atm
The DJ's from this leg have been hype. Semi finals deffo rocked harder but dang. They played sex bomb (mixed) too 😂
2:59:59 I don't think Kai get through the top
"its so hard for the routesetters to set for female climbers" just get a female routesetter damn
she just meant that the routesetters aren't as flexible as the female climbers, so its hard for them to judge what might be possible on a problem
Or set route the same way as for men, and we will show you we can do that too
@@suterde doubt
I don't understand why route setters set differently for women. Sure most women may be shorter than men but there are also shorter men that have to do the same problem as taller male climbers. Both still have to be really strong, flexible, coordinated, etc... So many of the same skill sets are shared. Therefore, I don't know why you would set differently for women. Can someone give a good explanation?
@@MarkCrimper Women simply are not as physically strong as men. So boulders have to be "easier" for them.
Any Doping Controls?
Go adam!!
Such a sad era for female climbers. So many strong climbers like Akiyo, Miho and Jessie. All fighting for second and third place...
Nerf Janja pls
maybe next patch
JANJA GARNBRET is the best!!!!
like if you agre
M3 was terrible. Route setters should be ashamed of that problem
Why so many dislikes? 🤔
i do me the same question
my guess would be because the camera angles suck
I had to refresh the stream for about 30 times... soooo many interruptions, horrible.
@@Kooksrifles yeah possible
The stream started over an hour and a half before the event, with nothing but the still frame to watch. If people were relying on the TH-cam channel to know when the competition started, that may certainly explain the dislikes. Anyway, just a guess.
Good event. Best camera work to date, for Asia, compared to other historical events like Chongqing last week which was pretty poor. Women sets were too soft and yet another final was a flashing contest. I feel sorry for Akiyo as the tallest competitor she often gets raw deal on one problem and she almost never gets an advantage for her extra size. For example, in today's women final it was painfully obvious that it was a big advantage to be smaller at the top of W2 when having shorter legs and overall smaller body was very helpful. Glad the men comp saw harder sets but here too huge advantage to the smaller climbers on M3 slab problem. It seems the unwritten rules are that nothing can be set that is too reachy for smaller climbers but the setters seem to have no issue with creating bunch/scrunch problems that the taller folks are at a total disadvantage on.
Akiyo got the place she deserved though. Even if she had topped W2 she would have come in 2nd. Janja is just so much better that they basically have to hope she has an super off day to have any chance at winning.
There does seem to be a bias against tall climbers in general. It's probably because something reachy can be literally impossible for a shorter climber, while something scrunchy is just harder for a tall climber, not impossible. It's a common myth that being tall is an advantage in climbing but that's been disproved many times.
@@mathjoker Not true. The only problem Akiyo did not top was W2. If the situation was reversed and the setters created say a long reach problem or a power set that only Akiyo could top then she wins. Recall that Akiyo flashed W1 and Janja took two tries from the zone to top. It was, as have been all the women's finals, a flashing comp for the top two or three females. Janja has been incredible this season, but I think her success has everything to do with good reads, a small advantage in that almost all of the sets fit her smaller body better than Akiyo, and an overall lack of any power setting. The last one, no power sets, and the prevalence of the "new" style of volumes, jumps, and trick moves has allowed the lead route climbers like Janja, Pilz, Miho, etc. to not only be on equal footing with the boulders but to have a shot to win almost every comp.
Joseph Crotty isn Janja not just 1cm shorter than Akiyo?
164 cm vs 165cm?
Just because you are a fan of some other climber, there is no need to look for every possible excuse to justify Janja’s dominance. You shouldn’t even be watching sports. What you are doing is very unsportsmanlike and disrespectful.
And it is also silly...
1 cm is the difference in height. Janja is a midget.
@@DavidAKSlo Wikipedia and other sources say they are 1 cm difference but my eyes tell me differently. Akiyo is closer to 2-3" taller or about 5cm. They don't have the same build either as Akiyo has longer legs which was obvious on W2.
@@jcrotty18 just a side note, but Akayo and Janja are both 5'5, so no size difference. Janja is stronger and has greater grip strength .. or has suction cups for hands. I'm still undecided.
Agreed though. Her reads are fantastic and she knows what she is capable of.
To become olympic you have to ask the Girl., the people and the Universe.
Or you climb.
Japanese Championships
Sooooo many stream crashes. Had to refresh the page for about 30 times (no exageration). Any one else have these problems?!
Olympics 2020
Ba-nah-na
Terrible camera work
@ About to make everyone else look like noobs. Kai thinks for 15" then tops it in 30"...
worst crowd ever?
wtaching this video now... the voice of the female commentator is so irritating I had to turn the sound off
Blind judges, disliked...
2:59:20
lamest audience ever
1:10:00