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shame that there was some heartless person on the news to bring him down…

@@mydogisgreedy I will never forgive the fucker who just, downplayed Blue Scuti from something that damn near united the world... The upmost respect to the first Crashbringer, Blue Scuti.

@@mydogisgreedy True, however, all this did was showcase the unity and bond in the Tetris community, what with how he was defended by everybody!.

@@mydogisgreedycry some more

That sucks

What an absolute king. That is a killer quote.

What a great quote for a trophy. It's a beautiful message for the one holding it

@@mrsteamie4196 He was such a legendary player, a kind hearted, generous and fun person, honestly the only person I've never met irl that I felt genuine grief for when he passed. The first time I joined one of his streams he was immediately friendly and welcoming, and you'll find many stories of what a lovely guy he was all over the internet.

I started scrolling through the comments as soon as I hit play and my jaw dropped when I read this. I love Ecstasy of Order and I had no idea he had passed. R.I.P.

Bloody amazing.

That's hilarious

Best SummoningSalt comment I've ever seen 🤣🤣🤣

this shit had me rolling

Nowadays it's very quick for a world record video to be outdated. Alex got 13 million I watched live. Dog got 14 million and the longest level. Tristop crashed.

"Since he had finger speed Mike Tyson had never seen before, he easily got 37.2 million score.'

That's very true, was really cool of him

Not humility, honour.

Coolest part of this already really cool video was seeing Fractal get the recognition he deserved. To be so close the night before and then to lose it like that must've been maddening but he was so classy, cheering on the win...glad SS could give him the love here at least!

@@VortexKiller2 no, humility (or humbleness, integrity) are definitely more fitting words here

Ngl I had no idea this video was that long, the fact that I watched all of that omg 😂

I keep thinking this must be the end when new record is being made, once again, then I look at the seek bar, and the video is only halfway through 😭

​@@kochen821 me, who's heard a bit about Tetris, watching the slow climb from 1.1 to 1.4 million, knowing that at some point the game will be absolutely destroyed with a 16 million run, but not knowing when That was interesting Still fun to watch even I know about the final run The suspense makes it even better

I just found out about hypertapping like…a week ago. So imagine my surprise when I get to chapter 4 at 27 minutes in. 🎉

"Maxed out" is a lie. You've watched summoning salt before, every video has someone saying "that's unbeatable" for it to almost immediately be broken xD

Cheering for you in every tournament. Keep it up!

Dude!!! Rock on and good luck!

Huge congrats on making it into a Summoning Salt video, it was completely deserved!

Seriously the biggest congrats. Gaming community loves you dude.

i hope you never stop trying to achieve the impossible. huge congrats to you!!

Kids got in touch with tetris during covid, they found the old TV and NES of their parents, that and twitch streams. During and right after covid the tetris scene exploded in popularity

Old men can't roll

@@nicolasturetta7959 I doubt most of them had an NES laying around, but it’s quite cheap to buy one

It was rolling and the reflexes you need for level 29.

It was when rolling got introduced

bluescuti 18 million

@@probium2832 that run is a different category, 29 start, like Alex t's 21 million run from level 153

I should not have looked in comments while mid-video because WHAT THE FUCK, IT CAN GO THAT HIGH???

its not even record, so the video is still accurate. still an amazing achievement tho

Uh oh uh oh uh oh

It’s so freaking sick

100%, its like watching dragon ball

Really compelling boss levels too. Like, want to beat this one? Change how you use a controller. This one? Have super eyes. This one? Computer science time!

@@WarrioJ”Memorize these arbitrary goofy ahh perimeters or else your game ends unceremoniously lmao”

Yes, there's this one level with only pretty much invisible, dark green pieces. You know, the one that requires 810 lines to clear it. This whole thing feels like a long planned and elaborate troll from the developer lol

I miss jonas. There was a period where i was in him and heather's stream every night for a couple years. Best vibes stream that ever existed

Jonas deserves more credit than anyone or anything for the current popularity of NES Tetris. Still sad about his passing.

​@@wildcatlhThis community wouldn't exist without him. There are certainly many others that get credit, but Jonas carried this on his back for years. RIP legend.

It fucking broke my heart when the news came out.

The idol from Albacete. RIP

Yea but Alex T did even better

The amount of “OH SHIT” ‘s that left my mouth while it was scrolling over was enough to make my roommate come in an check on me, so yes I’d agree

I read this comment the moment he said it. Literal chills watching that

My jaw dropped when I saw that

This is the best summoning salt video

@@juandgm6171 maybe but the abney one was really good to

"and they're all dark green"

It's like anime powerscaling. Just being able to fly was an insane feat in early Dragon Ball, but the final villain of DBZ was effortlessly destroying planets and invading the afterlife. Though comparing Dragon Ball scaling to anime as a whole is extremely unfair - Aside from Gurren Lagann, which had galaxies being thrown like frisbees in its final episode.

@@Zarvanis Dw there are many anime where powerscaling goes completely fucked up, it's just that Dragon Ball starts at a cracked base (in like episode 13 or something Muten explodes the Moon)

Like he said: "Kill it!" What a legend.

Same with huff and Eric! The Tetris community always seems so inviting and kind

Definitely my favourite moment in gaming history after seeing this (previously would've been OG's second TI win in DotA2). There's a lot of sportsmanship in speedrunning and highscore communities, but seeing someone have their accomplishment snatched from them, and still cheer for them live is so amazingly wholesome.

it was so bitter sweet !

You could sense the disappointment, but I'm glad that he achieved the crash for himself. Probably felt like closure. Though to be honest, I don't think he would have gotten nearly the amount of mainstream media coverage if he was first. Primarily because of his age.

It’s such a ridiculous chart though. You could do the same with Alex’s final score being 1000 lines more than Blue

That's all super interesting, thanks for sharing! Getting to peek behind the curtain into what makes Tetris runs tick (beyond the sheer skill needed to control the pieces and the hours invested by each player to ingrain it into instinct) really adds to the journey everyone must have gone through, especially when looking at something like this as an outsider :)

Funny enough Retro Game Mechanics Explained and Displaced Gamers each released a video explaining the crash and looking at the game's code in detail less then 24 hours apart on the 6th/7th of March... :D

I'm a bit sad that the community chose to play without crash dodging... it would have made for such amazing stories

I thought Alex played on the original NeS and avoided the crash bugs because his score was so low. In another video he could be seen wondering why there was no crash.

@@skysheep747 He didn't know Tetris Gym patched crashes at the time. He was fully expecting a game crash... and then it didn't happen. So he kept going. A related glitch changes level palettes, so the 810-line level was supposed to be *charcoal*. But he had done that multiple times already, it was doable. But with that glitch patched, it wasn't charcoal- it was Greeeeeeeeen, as mentioned in the video. Which he had trouble with earlier. He had no idea the 810-level would be Greeeeeeen until he hit it... which is why he reacted like that.

obliteration

True but let’s face it my man ain’t lying 😂

RIP the goat

This is the kind of video that those "ahh what you record this with, a potato? 😂" comments were originally made for lol that was fucking atrocious 😂

​@@n1k0n_ he was really a kind soul. I loved jumping on his stream sometimes and talk to him. His chat was very kind, and we weren't much.

The music choice was also perfect

Ngl, I was absolutely flabbergasted at that part. I actually said 'No fucking way' out loud

I can't help but wonder if it was inspired by the section on Bob Beamon's record-breaking long jump in Jon Bois' documentary The Bob Emergency, since Salt has said Jon was a big influence for him.

@@S0RGEx he did another one for the mariners 2001 season, showing how much the team improved. I got the same vibes

@@S0RGEx same thought. Cool to find other jon bois enjoyers.

Just your average JRPG story

Its like a classic RPG game. level 1: Kill Slime Final level: Kill God

just think: 6 years ago, getting 1.3 million was nearly impossible and 1.4 million was completely unheard of now the world record is 16 million

this comment killlllled me.

2018 - a 16-year-old beats Jonas Neubauer 2021 - a 16-year-old teaches you rolling 2023 - a 13-year-old breaks the game 2024 - a 15-year-old smashes world records

W comment

Thank you for introducing me to classic Tetris with your awesome videos

i'd wait for Tetris to reach 20XX. It's inevitable at this rate.

Everyone go watch game scout’s recent videos. Absolutely mind blowing sequence of events covered in super well made videos.

I also thank you for introducing me to classic Tetris.

one can say you powered through the game

nah nobody uses the power button in real life, they flip the console and it gets unplugged.

Surely Poofesure would have ended the game by breaking the console

@@markymark443 He probably has 600 more laying around I didn't imagine how much money screaming at every game in existence could get you or how long you could do it without losing your voice until I saw him

😂

Everyone is so supportive

When he said that 235 was different I was expecting like a 100 or a power of 2 like 256 or something like that. Nah just plus 800 and then it goes back to 10.

The game really just goes "This isn't even my final form" and pulls out like another three boss phases between the dark colours, the crashes, and the sudden additional 800 lines. Glitches bending the reality of the game just as how final bosses often bend reality is pretty insane.

I thought of 235 more like a Spirit Bomb. Like the game raising its arms and shouting, “Everyone, give me your pixels!!”

@@DefinitivNichtSascha And on console the crashes get unbelievably brutal towards the end of the game. Level 255 will automatically kill the player unless they push down on 5 out of the 7 pieces, and by the looks of it the game has lag issues at that stage too.

​ @maxdragonsoul5553 can confirm lag issues, did a TAS once of it, and I started to notice there was a longer delay between pieces after like 236. tbf it was a rom hack but still. And it's even worse than just 255, multiple levels in the final 6 crash if you don't push down the piece or flash the next box. btw not related to you directly but it is relevant to the thread, salt got one thing wrong in this video, and that's the 810 line level. It doesn't always happen on level 235, it can happen on different levels depending on your starting level, and if you start on level 19, the long level will be 235. It can be as early as level 219 if you start on levels 0-9

Caught me off guard too lmao

i know dude i missed it my first watch

he said it so nonchalantly that for a second i thought he was serious 😭

Also enjoyed that lol

I absolutely bursted out laughing into my pillow when I heard this exact statement! Like, dude! 😭

I love that interpretation

There are 100% moments of crushing defeat and amazing victory, just not of heroes. There is absolutely a plot, but it's just the player and the game, no other characters.

The blocks have names, so they can be considered characters.

if you watch ericicx video on the secret ending of tetris you may decide that there is an unintentional storyline to tetris from all the glitches that appear later on in the game

at rebirth actually a small mushroom pops up and says "The princess is in another castle"

Omg you are the guy from he summoning salt video

You're the man

A Fractal!! Sick B you’re so right. The amazing things that SS wasn’t able to pack into two hours boggle the mind

🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

You're so kind hearted and cheered on Scuti even when it was your goal as well. Props for that sportsmanship, glad you got it as well! 😁

Jonas was a man among men. The World & Eternal Champ shall be missed.

He was a pillar of the classic Tetris community. Always helped anyone and everyone to be better at the game, and at everything else. Seriously one of the best people I've ever had the pleasure of talking to.

Like Michael Schumacher said: Records are Ment to be broken

The way Jonas invited in the next generation, despite them overtaking him as the top players, was incredible. Apparently, there was a normal dinner many of the top players would go out to after the tournament, and he made sure to invite Joseph (and his mom) along as well because he was now part of that. It would have been SO easy for someone who had been at the top for so long to not react positively to these kids "invading" Tetris, but him being such an inviting person completely set the tone for the community perfectly. And so when a few years later, Dog and the next generation started taking over and Joseph was no longer the top guy, he was the same way to the new kids, and it kept on going like that.

Great story telling. I turned in the video for background noise but couldn't look away.

it's not speed running tho

why not ​@@vandypants

@@katiemorison7969 In this case, players were ussually going for higher scores and trying to play the game until it breaks, not who was the fastest. Time was not involved.

Sorry, I was being a bit cheeky. It's a great video.

@@Lamaneus They are racing to see who will achieve high scores first. This is a speed aspect. There is also the fact that they are operating the game at it's fastest speed. Beyond that? The English Language isn't wholly literal. You can run on a sidewalk. You can put trucks in car parks. Et cetera. The category of speedrunning STARTED in explicitly completing games quickly, but has since changed. To say "Yes but they are not literally running the game in a speedy manner" is just being perscriptivist and isn't reflective of how people actually talk

Exactly

Things like this is why Summoning Salt is the GOAT

reminded me of a jon bois vid

It's a beautiful piece of work

@@20minutes14 Yes! In part 2 of "The Bob Emergency". A nice nod to Jon and a great way of visualizing when someone just goes so far beyond what was considered a limit.

This needs more upvotes ty for informing us of this legend

That's awesome.

Boom Tetris for Jonas!!! I hope his family is able to see some of these comments as well and take solace in the incredible impact he had for the game and community and how many people's lives were positively impacted by him.

thanks for crushing my dreams

thanks for the inspiration... I've been meaning to clean the dust of the old NES and buy a Tetris cartridge at a local store that sells old games and consoles (also meaning to download Tetris Gym eventually)... the 500 or so that have reached the maxout are only the 0.0005% because few others even try... so I'm gonna try

Awesome! I'm back on the grind too.

i could do it

I tried NES tetris for the first time after this video - played for about an hour and only made it to level 4. I've been humbled but had way more fun than I expected, so I'll practice for awhile and see where it takes me

It is better than watch this video?

War…war never changes. But warfare does.

A seemingly neverending darkness that breaks the existing rules of the games reality. Reminds me of house of leaves and the doom mod, myhouse

Just a Tetris curious, not a good player. Really cool, I liked what you wrote.

@@LMMotoss corny

I didn’t know we got shakespeare in these comments

“If I can’t hit the button fast enough… I’ll make the button hit me faster”. Absolutely insane tech that changed Everything for Tetris.

It is probably the most significant change in input method since Thresh popularized WASD + mouse configuration.

On the same controller everyone was using already (so no arguments about validity like how some tech in SMB is almost keyboard only) that was faster to use, easier to perform and was even less physically taxing on the hands One in a million discovery, other games only dream of having this type of tech It's crazy that it even changed the fundamental way the game was played from how much you could optimize your score before the kill screen with a very real cap to turning it into a pure survival game with an obscenely high ceiling Like, we probably would've stopped in the 1.5 million range if rolling was never discovered

@@sehtuk3953 This tech is so good that is actually being used in other games speedruns. One that use it a bit is Mega Man X Series speedruns, where it is used to rapid-fire/slash dash cancel.

If someone time travel to when NES is first released, one can enter a game conference, earn >10 million points, and just blow the gaming world.

Thanks

This is the greatest world record progression of All Time

to be honest, i was in awe at the time too

@@EricICX yoo hi ericicx

@@EricICXomg hi! dude you are so incredible, amazing job!!!!!

I recommend looking up alex t as well because this video didn't even mention how he went on to prove himself after hitting the green slog (immediately after) absolutely insane

the video is as long as a full-fledged movie maybe after teaching your kids tetris and they play very, very well you should grab them some popcorn only for it to not be a popcorn flick and instead use it as a way to obliterate their minds for me this is equally difficult to comprehend as progression into graham's number

> *7 time world champion > Joseph Saelee was pooping off *pre-covid since he won the 2018 world championships back in his debut tournament run

And the big jump happened only few years ago, its so crazy how one invention could change everything

I wonder what more modern titles we could find similar types of hidden difficulty/jank in if we explored deep enough

@@marklund117 not a lot at all, this only works with tetris because of the type of game it is, a simple ass puzzle game, slot the thing correctly enough times and level up, i can't even begin to think of a game that simple nowadays, even if there is, the coding is way too tight and advanced to allow such things unintentionally. there are hardware limitations at play here not just the game, literally the console couldn't handle what was happening. so you will absolutely never see this in modern gaming. jank for sure, every any% speedrun uses glitches and jank, but what happened with tetris is impossible in today's titles.

It inspires me to write my code as shitty as possible ❤

@@Myhaay It has nothing to do with being a puzzle game, and everything to do with being on the NES.

@@DrMonty-ng5fo it does, because aesthetic glitches and the way it breaks does not absolutely destroy the game. and the way it works, same scren, same purpose. you can't break super mario to have more levels can you? or contra? can you play contra for 200 levels? no, because the game has a definite start and end.

Tbh thats the entire tetris community. Watch any finals and you would see the first place and runner up hugging each other in joy when the game ends.

almost back

@@mabu100 how's the traffic?

@@mabu100 Man's been on the road for 12 years but still has internet connection on the edge of the world, who's your provider ?

@@mabu100 YOO good luck G I hope tou don’t run out of gas

Traffic jams can be brutal

Lmao

Take my dam like

The next milestone is going to be very boring though, since it just resets the game to level 1.

Nah bro, next milestone would be the second rebirth

@@felearce4718 tetris bout to have incremental game prestiging system

Killed by Pfizer.

this was news to me. kinda bummed this video didn't feature some kind of memorial for him

Shame he passed on before the Rolling was even used widely, he probably could have adapted and we might have even seen a redemption story play out with him winning another World Championship, or maybe even multiple again.

@@kronosomni2805 Yea, there was a video he did before passing where he was showing a drummer how to play Tetris and the drummer was showing him how to drum, and when he explained the concepts of Tetris to the drummer, the first thing the drummer did was play around with how to hit the buttons with multiple fingers to move faster. I feel like that was on the path to rolling right there, and with how amazing Jonas was at stacking, I really would have loved to see Jonas rolling.

@@sybrwookie Drummers at higher skill levels are essentially playing Tetris in a way. When you think about it, the notes are like the pieces, the sticks are the D-Pad, and the Drum is the Controller.

Dying lol I have home videos from the early 90s that look better than that haha

I wonder if once people achieve the first Rebirth on Tetris gym, if people will then try to achieve the first Rebirth on NES Tetris using crash dodging?

I think they'll make two new categories. Amount of lines cleared after you hit rebirth or your score when you reach rebirth. :D It'll be fun to see the top guys going for a tetris in level 240+ to get a higher score. BIG RISK / REWARD.

@@ryancampbell6613 I think getting rebirth on an OG cart is still a pipe dream for the moment, but one thing that I've learned over these past few years is that nothing is impossible in this game.

It's amazing how the game just creates new obstacles the further you get into a run without it being part of the programming, I love it

@@MojoMonkeyMaybe, but I fully believe it will happen one day. Maybe sooner than we think.

You havnt even watched the vid

@@Qumushbut it’s a relevant thing that happened, comments don’t necessarily need to be both something that happened in the video

@@Qumush I'm still watching it! Just made mention of that whole silly fiasco a few months back when the lad "beat" tetris and Skynews gave him smoke and it backfired lol.

This video crazyy

You lose​@@Qumush

I always want it to be Matt Turk.

It's always Matt Turk in our hearts.

Matt Turk will always go down as the greatest Tetris player of all time, he was just so good that he was banned from the leaderboards to let other players have a chance.

I heard Matt Turk could do it blindfolded. With one hand.

bro I'm saying

These mfs out here black flashing in Tetris 😭😭

Flow state on a game like Tetris feels absolutely incredible too. I’ve never been a big Tetris player but in my experience with similar games it literally feels like you can see the future.

@@snoozbuster There's a reason human beings appreciate great art, establish meritocracies, climb Everest, and speedrun video games. Brilliance is its own dimension in the universe. One that most of us barely scratch the surface of, but all of us enjoy seeing the best of us attempt exploring. It's what generates things like fame and fortune, though the vast majority of us prefer to circumvent the prerequisite hard work involved, out of fear and laziness, so we can skip to the crude material rewards directly. In a mostly lifeless and hostile universe, pursuit of brillance and brilliant achievement, regardless of reward and recognition, is all that truly matters. Movies like Pi and Whiplash have laid out this simple truth rather aptly, as do each one of Summoning Salt's excellent videos. Most people turn away from this sort of thing due to the sheer level of difficulty, dismissing these pursuits - especially the ones that don't garner wealth - as a meaningless waste of time. Instead, we cut ourselves a break, relax, and focus on the human condition of resource gathering and reproducing. But deep down we all know that those activities are just a circular holding pattern that is maintained for the purpose of facilitating the pursuit of brilliance in all aspects of life, no matter how large or small. As history rolls on, the things we revere in museums are the artifacts of brilliance. It is, ultimately, the only part of us worth preserving. I would take scuti's game crash achievement over a billion dollars, any day of the week. Except of course, I actually wouldn't want to take it, since the entire point of an achievement like that is to earn it, not have it gifted to you. That's precisely what makes it worth more than the $billion$, a fact that most people fail to understand in their pursuit of destination above journey. Over past millenia, when philosophers discussed the overriding importance of truth and beauty, plus how the lesser of us despise those concepts and their expression out of envy and spite, this video is exactly what they were talking about. No amount of money, fame, or power in the world will ever enable someone to achieve what scuti did.

One passing thought can kill your entire run so one of the tactics is to literally clear your mind and stay "quiet" while in the zone so your brain doesn't accidentally have a thought. You're silencing your subconscious so you can use it instead of your body.

​@@casbynessna man ill take 1 billion instead at least I'll be able to get laid with it or sth

Fractal continuing what Jonas started. Wonderful community.

W.

I first saw the blindfold punch out video. Set me onto the speed running community and video game deep lore. I love these groups

From a luddite who knows nothing about Tetris this video still made me feel feelings like almost nothing Hollywood has done in years.

Yeah, I know the feeling. I had a Reddit post make it into a Rules Lawyer video

I did not know keyboard is also allowed.

Well he never won again after the first decent hypertapper came along

RIP

​@@speerunscompared Do you know what "competitive" means? Or "decent" while we're at it? Edit: This is also factually incorrect, the first decent or better (read: amazing) hypertapper was Korya. Did we even watch the video

@@speerunscomparedhe also died on 1/5/21 so didn’t exactly get a chance to do otherwise. With his understanding of the game and with rolling on the way, there is little doubt he would have been able to do it.

I’d like to see a cutscene of Jonas trying to hyper tap. Like Shooter McGavin trying to drive like Happy Gilmore when nobody was looking.

He had to do it

It was his only option to downstack

Reminds me of some things in basketball. Lebron had a block in the 2016 finals that was so ridiculously athletic I can’t believe it and I saw it live

*tips fedora*

Nah man try that in real life and be laughed out of the room

@@twosnakseyou must be fun at parties

@@twosnakse I witnessed someone do this in real life and everyone applauded.

@@1TieDye1 😂😂😂

I don't see how you can't call the charcoal level "midnight." It comes after dusk, is even darker, and to finish the game you have to get past midnight. Fits pretty perfectly.

@@EGarrett01 Did the coffee cow send you?

Like somehow the game itself is being madly busted and having a deep JRPG vibe, the first stopping point where lv29 is too fast to even have a chance to complete, and then the rolling technique is invested deep, more of the dark challenges, even the level between 30~145 is a hurt in the ass ,with lv138 the color started to getting weird, it's like telling you that you have entered the region of forbidden. And then you get to the dusk lv146 and " the Lightless night" lv148, the " end of the world" lv155 and after, and here somehow we're in the "deep endless forest" lv235 aka you complete 1 level is in a 81 level with in a dark green, and where stand in the end of the road is "the rebirth" in lv256. Wow,that would be such a ride if someone really get there.

@@chenwinterjason8369 Yeah you really have to get to level 300. This is crazy. It's even more epic than all the glitches in the Super Mario Bros any percentage run.

@@EGarrett01because it’s a game, and it’s fun, and doing what would be obvious isn’t fun lmfao

He was a wonderful man, I really miss the guy.

there was so much that jonas missed. i can imagine his reaction to each and every record that came at least in the coming months.

Fractal is still the reigning champ and is absolutely wonderful, he was doing warmup games during Alex's run, and actually told people to go check him out he was live. Then he booted the stream up himself and was there for hearing Alex say Fractal's catchphrase xD And kept watching all the way to the end of the run, cheering him on

I would never have been like him, I would have just completely given up

I think his masterpiece is his MTPO video

For real man. As much as he wanted to "beat" Tetris, more than that he wanted to see Tetris get "beat"

A man of culture

How doesn't this have more likes? HOW? But seriously, this video was so hype.

Wow. Haven’t heard that one before. 😐

*"EXCUSE ME SIR! DO YOU HAVE A LIOCENSE FOR THAT MEME?!"*

always enjoy seeing that youtubers i watch have the same taste in youtube as me

Yesss

@@jacksonkeesling9634 I have got to know what language Google thinks you are speaking that yes with three 's's translates into English as yes with four 's's.

⁠​⁠@@Smithers888yeah lmao, I’ve seen KZfaq mess up translations before but translating yesss to yessss is another level

exact same reaction i had too

I had the same reaction. Just pure "When does it stop? When does he stop?!?!"

A real Bob Beamon moment. IYKYK

@@reginaldcoloma824 straight up!

@@reginaldcoloma824 100% was the inspiration and worked really well here too

reminds me of @BobbyBroccoli , man has some good visual affects

Imagine a collab