“This amazingly talented bassist definitely deserves to perform on a big stage. Not on the street”
Drummer: Am I kidding you!? I remember that live performance by Olga Korbit at the Montreal Forum as a kid! The crowd and the judges were both stunned! She got a perfect 10 (of course) and it became “The Korbut flip”. She currently lives in Montreal! I didn’t know it, though, that it was outlawed now. Attractive!
The girl can paint her face to create amazing three-dimensional works of art. I have yet to meet an artist who paints three-dimensional art. I have always been fascinated by this genre of painting.
One of the most overlooked talents in this seemingly underappreciated video is the helicopter pilot. It takes a lot of skill and practice just to learn how to fly one in the first place. However, to be able to have that kind of control and maneuverability without the engine(s) shutting down is pretty impressive.
10:15 I studied Taekwondo from the age of 5 until I was 35, reaching the elite, internationally competitive level. To me, these people don’t seem superhuman or do the impossible. I am more surprised by the people who draw the circle.
That’s why they are star athletes. They are blessed with great reflexes. I was lucky enough to go to hockey school with Gordie Howe. At school, he had all the young players around him. I was in the front row. Gordie put the tip of his hockey stick on the ball. He said who will take the ball away from me? The ball was right in front of me. Before I could move, it was gone. By the way, Gordie is probably the most beautiful athlete I have ever met.
My 7th grade science teacher used to draw such a perfect circle on a chalkboard in class. We always try to do and never can. I once asked him how to do that and he said that he simply used his elbows as the center point upwards on the board and his arms became a compass. I was like… “simply using?” Anyway… not that simple at all.
