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His story is honestly one of the best. He never cut corners, and when things went bad he just got more motivated and kept going. He relied on his own creativity and wit to become successful, that's something admirable
Amazing man! Instead of trying to scrap the law like the other car manufacturers, he scrapped the old design of his car and replaced it with a new and better one I like his quote so much! "I hire 50 engineers, GM hires 50 Lawyers" clearly shows the genuineness of Honda and his company. He only wants to innovate right from the start!
And kudos to Honda’s father. In a regimented society like Japan, where conformity is encouraged, Honda’s father ignored that and clearly saw his son’s talent.
@@Niekomojo most of those people who failed tried failed and then gave up instead of trying failing and trying again and again and again and so on and so on
He studied under the most knowledgeable teacher of the time to improve parts of the engine. However, he was soon expelled from the school because he had no interest in other classes. Despite this, he sneaked into the teacher's class every time and listened to the lecture. He said "I don't want a certificate, I want knowledge." I like his spirit like that.
@@thedesolateone8770 bro ur the employee not a business partner of the company, so how'd you expect them to treat you? With great food and free service and lots of money? 😂😂
Your business will make you rich but investment makes and you keep you wealthy, we all deserve to be successful and have financial freedom, I pray everyone here becomes successful
I own the very last car Soichiro Honda personally approved of for production. Developed by a team all under the age of 30. Soichiro believed to let the younger generation develop and engineer the Honda Beat. A Kei car class sports car with a screaming rear engine and convertible top made from 1991 to 1996.
We all need a father like hondaa had.. he saw a brilliant misunderstood kid in a world who all wanted us to be all the same.. instead of beating him or lecturing him he supported him all the way
I work for a company that started from a partnership with Honda. Enkei,a wheel manufacturer, started right down the road from Honda and built many aluminum parts for the Honda bicycles. Their wheels were very good so when Honda moved to vehicles,so did they.
@@vishakvignesh156 Yeah this is the story that the Japanese guys who run Enkei told us about the history of the company. There is alot more to it but havent confirmed it or seen it elsewhere.
Don't post too early so that you don't get out of ideas:))))))) cuz ur videos are simply genius, i love them, and the calming voice u have, simply gold
What the heck bro that guy spends hours scripting editing making Thumbnails and look at the quality of the video bro this things can not be done in 1 week it takes months and everything is planned and he knows what he is doing instead you should appreciate the hardwork because all his videos are perfectly researched they don't just upload they plan and upload and just imagine how much time does the editing take
@@zachnhso bro he says don't post so many videos at once you might get out of ideas but i want to tell him that these videos are planned month before and even if he finishes the video why will he not upload and why should he wait for someone this world is a race bro and if you have quality videos there is no one stopping you
@@kg888 Preach it! I would love it if a biopic on Soichiro Honda was made. Obviously the casting, the script, the costume design, the art direction, the cinematography, everything must be as perfect as the engineering of a Honda.
The man was and is a legend nothing but respect should be put on his name. I remember the day I fell in love with the CRX si, then integra and I was mesmerized by the NSX. But when I first heard and felt Vtec kick in yo! I knew I was home forever thank you Mr. Soichiro Honda your machines have inspired and served me well.
What a legend! I love all my Honda's I have owned. From Dirtbike's to Generators and cars. They make the best engines to date and always use high quality materials that last
The take away from this video, it's one thing to be very intelligent. It's another thing to be very intelligent and extremely determined. You have to love hearing stories about people like Honda who came from nothing and achieved what he did.
I love hondas story, working in industry, and understandably so, theres so much pressure to get establishment knowledge in order to be successful. Times are much different then they were in these times, but still, the poor boy that worked hard and stopped at nothing to chase what he was passionate about and make one of the most successful car companies in the world and still be known for their great quality and also be in multiple industries, I've always loved Hondas story and the companies outlook on expansion.
I'd be impressed to see a addition to this story with his son Hirotoshi Honda going on to produce Mugen Motorsports and how he continued Soichiro Honda's legacy
Years ago Volvo ran a ad campaign. Showing that there alarm system on there cars could detect a heart beat in side of there car. Wow. One problem tho. I first thought how did the person get past the alarm system to get into the car in the first place so there heart could be detected. They pulled the ad campaign…….
So glad to know a bit more about this piece of history. I drive a Generation 4 (90-93) Honda Accord, and really appreciate a dedicated look into Honda's history. Thank you for such an amazing video, and thank Mr. Honda for such an amazing company.
How many miles are on it? I learned how to drive a stick shift In a 89 civic. Dad paid 100 bucks for it. 300k+ miles. Ran and drove perfect. Let me burn up the clutch learning. Filled it full of scrap and sent her to the scrapyard. It blew my 14 year old mind such a small shitty looking car with that nasty Honda interior smell. Could drive for that long and be still driveability. I own a 05 CRV with 170k. Runs like a dream. Every Chevy I've had wasn't worth driving after about 170k miles. And ford's well. 100k.
just what an impressive man literally climbed the ladder with just his willpower and skill i mean a 15 year old mechanic that's just goddamn impressive and in those days cars weren't so widespread so being a mechanic was even harder and he's such a pure person too like with most car companies they have a bad past or horrible founder or have suspicious buisness practices but honda no just pure car building no cut corners no team of lawyers to remove laws no aristocrat level deals just pure will power and skill to make his cars successful
I’m a big Honda geek, I have been since I bought my first one at 16 in 1996. It was a 89 prelude Si ws it had 400k when I purchased it and I sold it with almost 500k. I have a 98 prelude I’m restoring today but one day I hope to own a NSX.
Never owned a Honda, but have always had a really high opinion about the company and would love to own one in future. This video just fuelled my love and respect for the brand and Mr. Soichiro Honda Great content, you earned yourself a subscriber!
i feel like your videos are too short nowadays. Not only that but posting them regularly makes them feel less special in a way that i cant really describe. I think you should take more time producing a video and make it longer if you need to . Don't bother trying to post consistently if you are not fully satisfied with your video.
Imagine being his son and not getting a job in company that your father built. I would be sooo pissed every time I see a Honda on a street it would remind me of that lol
Such a lot missed about his passion to motorsport in f1 first japanese manufacter to win a race and mclaren honda combination is just incredible. None other japanese brand achieved such success in every motorsport exluding only to toyota from lemans
His father is not behaving like an Asian father in-fact the stereotype is very real in all of Asia, this kind of behaviour is very nice and also Honda also had great concentration and he was stuck to his idea
Mfs made an F1 car with Redbull so good they were running high downforce at Moza where other teams had low downforce and still were the fastest car on track in hands of Max Verstappen
For your information, I noticed 2 small things that were missed. 1. No Mention of the Honda S600 and its variants being the first succesful Honda produced car. 2. At 17:50 the claim that none of his sons have anything to do with the company isnt entirely true, because Mugen Motorsports, which makes OEM preformance parts for Hondas was founded by Soichiro Honda's son. Technically its not part of Honda Motor Co., but it is officially recognised by the Honda Motor Co. and is closely related to the company so its a bit disheartening it wasn't mentioned. Overall, this is a great video and Im not critisizing it i just wanted to point out a few details
Fun fact，the reason he‘s stamps were caught，was because honda 本田 is the same if mirrored left to right，while other kids he helped didn't have kanji characters like that，so he's stamps were inverted left to right.
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Nice vid :)
Four thumbnails. Come on dawg
here's an idea for new/future videos, car manufacturing companies that failed in the past
Please do a Toyota Movie
Pliz make a video about dangote group love 💕💕 from africa
A father who believed in his son's capabilities and a son who was determined enough to succeed!
The perfect pair whose fate is BOUND to succeed
Amazing channel and high quality content. Good job! As for Honda, what an amazing human being...Truly inspirational!
On my break right now watching this in my Honda Accord a truly inspiring story 😊
This video hit different while watching it in my Honda
dude this video is SO GOOD! the story telling, soundtrack, just everything. i got nothin else to say. that’s a sub from me
Subaru works with Toyota as well
he invented v-tec
His story is honestly one of the best. He never cut corners, and when things went bad he just got more motivated and kept going. He relied on his own creativity and wit to become successful, that's something admirable
How are you sure he never cut corners? The True Hero’s are unsung!!!!
@@LifeNliving100 p😊p
@@LifeNliving100 i just came here to say the same thing... damn assumptions.
He literally started in a poor situation to a very rich company
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Amazing man! Instead of trying to scrap the law like the other car manufacturers, he scrapped the old design of his car and replaced it with a new and better one
I like his quote so much! "I hire 50 engineers, GM hires 50 Lawyers" clearly shows the genuineness of Honda and his company. He only wants to innovate right from the start!
You nailed it 👍
bad ass quote
@@acht467 general motors
@@acht467 general motors
And kudos to Honda’s father. In a regimented society like Japan, where conformity is encouraged, Honda’s father ignored that and clearly saw his son’s talent.
Imagine having a father that isn't upset about low grades, but that he got caught with sloppy work faking a symbol
True father energy
I mean, he ended up raising a legend. We should take notes lol
if you do charity of service, it will eventually lead you there
Also an Asian dad at that how's so supportive huhu
Really impressive and supportive!! 💯💯.
True mark of a True Man
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“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” - Steve Jobs.
Well it's just the people that are both crazy enough and takes action
an idea is not an execution. few know how hard it is from idea to execution
Many crazy people want to change the world, but only a fraction actually figure out a way.
Thanks 🙏
@@Niekomojo most of those people who failed tried failed and then gave up instead of trying failing and trying again and again and again and so on and so on
He studied under the most knowledgeable teacher of the time to improve parts of the engine. However, he was soon expelled from the school because he had no interest in other classes. Despite this, he sneaked into the teacher's class every time and listened to the lecture.
He said "I don't want a certificate, I want knowledge."
I like his spirit like that.
He is a man of focus, commitment, and sheer will
Or probably an ADHD 🥲
Baba Yaga of Sedans and 4 cylinders
I love how supportive his father was
instead of bringing down the child
He even encourages his son and be happy about it 💯
Honda was really the definition of "Entrepreneur" with his ideas and executions although all the failures and challenges through out his years.
Honda's comment about 50 more engineers versus 50 more lawyers is classic and a reflection of the different attitudes. Thanx for this.
its amazing the amount of determination he had to make one of the best car companies in the world
not just cars , but motorcycles.
It’s shitty to work at a Honda dealership
@@thedesolateone8770 talking about the cars nobody cares abt the work life there
@@thedesolateone8770 bro ur the employee not a business partner of the company, so how'd you expect them to treat you? With great food and free service and lots of money? 😂😂
Your business will make you rich but investment makes and you keep you wealthy, we all deserve to be successful and have financial freedom, I pray everyone here becomes successful
Assets that can make you rich
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Investments are stepping stone to SUCCESS, Investing is what create wealth
The consistency of this channel is so refreshing.
I own the very last car Soichiro Honda personally approved of for production. Developed by a team all under the age of 30. Soichiro believed to let the younger generation develop and engineer the Honda Beat. A Kei car class sports car with a screaming rear engine and convertible top made from 1991 to 1996.
Cool
Oh wow! I hope that you can show the car at auto shows.
We all need a father like hondaa had.. he saw a brilliant misunderstood kid in a world who all wanted us to be all the same.. instead of beating him or lecturing him he supported him all the way
I work for a company that started from a partnership with Honda. Enkei,a wheel manufacturer, started right down the road from Honda and built many aluminum parts for the Honda bicycles. Their wheels were very good so when Honda moved to vehicles,so did they.
Kewl.
Never knew that bro so dope !
Until today, Enkei is still the main manufacturer for Honda wheels
Wow! Thats amazing fact. I didn't know that. 🤩🤘
@@vishakvignesh156 Yeah this is the story that the Japanese guys who run Enkei told us about the history of the company. There is alot more to it but havent confirmed it or seen it elsewhere.
His dad wasn't mad that he made it, but that his sloppy work had got him found out. What a dad?!? Love him!
Don't post too early so that you don't get out of ideas:))))))) cuz ur videos are simply genius, i love them, and the calming voice u have, simply gold
What the heck bro that guy spends hours scripting editing making Thumbnails and look at the quality of the video bro this things can not be done in 1 week it takes months and everything is planned and he knows what he is doing instead you should appreciate the hardwork because all his videos are perfectly researched they don't just upload they plan and upload and just imagine how much time does the editing take
@@MrDumb69 thats really not what he meant
@@zachnhso yeah:))))
@@zachnhso bro he says don't post so many videos at once you might get out of ideas but i want to tell him that these videos are planned month before and even if he finishes the video why will he not upload and why should he wait for someone this world is a race bro and if you have quality videos there is no one stopping you
@@MrDumb69 yeah ik, but his videos are already great quality, i just said that so we can have content from him for a long time:)))))
His father was an very important factor for his legacy, he was very supportive throughout his causes either they are bad or good. Wow
I wanted to see the father's reaction when he started becoming successful
I like that you used Japanese sounding background music between scenes, good touch and honors Mr. Honda country. This video was inspiring
Bros dad is chill af 💀
Fr💀
His father is beyond amazing
This is very motivating! Setback after setback. Yet, he kept pressing on forward to conquer. I am proud to be a Honda owner!
me to!!
1st: This channel has quickly become my favorite on youtube in terms of content.
2nd: I am a lifelong Honda fan. Absolutely love this company.
I've owned three Hondas and for the most part it's a decent car
Great documentary as always very interesting story thank you for sharing :-)
Wdym hondas are more then decent, theres plenty of very cool hondas
@@Johnpdf my mom sold her Honda crv after 18 years... fym decent?
It’s not decent it’s great
Decent? You can drive honda without any check engine light on for 4 years. Unlike some car, where you get CEL in couple of months. 😂
@@kg888 Preach it! I would love it if a biopic on Soichiro Honda was made. Obviously the casting, the script, the costume design, the art direction, the cinematography, everything must be as perfect as the engineering of a Honda.
The man was and is a legend nothing but respect should be put on his name. I remember the day I fell in love with the CRX si, then integra and I was mesmerized by the NSX. But when I first heard and felt Vtec kick in yo! I knew I was home forever thank you Mr. Soichiro Honda your machines have inspired and served me well.
Lmao
@@le0redd104 what do you find so funny about it? Expand on your scientific assessment?
This is my favourite story of great things achieved by inspiration yet!
What a legend! I love all my Honda's I have owned. From Dirtbike's to Generators and cars. They make the best engines to date and always use high quality materials that last
The take away from this video, it's one thing to be very intelligent. It's another thing to be very intelligent and extremely determined. You have to love hearing stories about people like Honda who came from nothing and achieved what he did.
Love your uploads, keep it going! ❤
"His dad wasn't mad that he'd done it, His dad was mad his work had been sloppy enough to get found out" Lmao
My Honda metropolitan scooter is bulletproof. It just won’t die. Small engines are still the company’s strongpoint.
These are the stories I want to hear. Such a determined person. I have so much respect for him
I love hondas story, working in industry, and understandably so, theres so much pressure to get establishment knowledge in order to be successful. Times are much different then they were in these times, but still, the poor boy that worked hard and stopped at nothing to chase what he was passionate about and make one of the most successful car companies in the world and still be known for their great quality and also be in multiple industries, I've always loved Hondas story and the companies outlook on expansion.
How on earth can you be so productive with with such a high quality 🤯👏👏👏
I speak for all of us when I say banger after banger
I'd be impressed to see a addition to this story with his son Hirotoshi Honda going on to produce Mugen Motorsports and how he continued Soichiro Honda's legacy
🚀Each Brand Owned One Keyword. Honda = Reliable : Volvo = Safety. I loved my Honda Prelude.
Years ago Volvo ran a ad campaign. Showing that there alarm system on there cars could detect a heart beat in side of there car. Wow. One problem tho. I first thought how did the person get past the alarm system to get into the car in the first place so there heart could be detected. They pulled the ad campaign…….
So glad to know a bit more about this piece of history. I drive a Generation 4 (90-93) Honda Accord, and really appreciate a dedicated look into Honda's history. Thank you for such an amazing video, and thank Mr. Honda for such an amazing company.
How many miles are on it? I learned how to drive a stick shift In a 89 civic. Dad paid 100 bucks for it. 300k+ miles. Ran and drove perfect. Let me burn up the clutch learning. Filled it full of scrap and sent her to the scrapyard. It blew my 14 year old mind such a small shitty looking car with that nasty Honda interior smell. Could drive for that long and be still driveability. I own a 05 CRV with 170k. Runs like a dream. Every Chevy I've had wasn't worth driving after about 170k miles. And ford's well. 100k.
@@dennisstuckwish7934 She's got 170k miles on the odometer, and still runs like a dream.
just what an impressive man literally climbed the ladder with just his willpower and skill i mean a 15 year old mechanic that's just goddamn impressive and in those days cars weren't so widespread so being a mechanic was even harder and he's such a pure person too like with most car companies they have a bad past or horrible founder or have suspicious buisness practices but honda no just pure car building no cut corners no team of lawyers to remove laws no aristocrat level deals just pure will power and skill to make his cars successful
" If you're life just got harder, congratulations you just leveled up"
-A friend
🤣🤣 I just started my own business and yes its hard. Hopefully i can keep the game going and getting to next levels
Very rarely you see underdogs making it big.
That kid gon from 0 to 100 real quick.
😂
honda's father seems like a pretty awesome dude
His dad seems like a top G
"When congress passes new emission standards , we hire 50 more engineers and GM hires 50 more lawyers"
Just goes to show where their priorities are 😕😛
This guy was determined and he made a great company with cars that can last for years and years 👍
"Some people are born with their destiny, others have to build it"-unknown
What an inspiring story. This man worked hard and made his dreams come through with sheer willpower and determination.
they need to make a movie about him
that would be awesome
I’m a big Honda geek, I have been since I bought my first one at 16 in 1996. It was a 89 prelude Si ws it had 400k when I purchased it and I sold it with almost 500k. I have a 98 prelude I’m restoring today but one day I hope to own a NSX.
Good work, John!
God bless you
Daaaamn, magnates is shooting out videos like crazy
Yall some day you'll see a video on this channel about me just yall wait
Never owned a Honda, but have always had a really high opinion about the company and would love to own one in future. This video just fuelled my love and respect for the brand and Mr. Soichiro Honda Great content, you earned yourself a subscriber!
Only clicked because it was the 3rd thumbnail I've seen on the same video in last hour
I have a honda bike 24 years old and a car 8 years old, most reliable fun to drive vehicles
i feel like your videos are too short nowadays. Not only that but posting them regularly makes them feel less special in a way that i cant really describe. I think you should take more time producing a video and make it longer if you need to . Don't bother trying to post consistently if you are not fully satisfied with your video.
He is very lucky to have such a supportive dad growing up
A man to be admired.
His dads a g
Imagine being his son and not getting a job in company that your father built. I would be sooo pissed every time I see a Honda on a street it would remind me of that lol
Honda hires 50 more engineers and GM hires 50 more lawyers. Best roast in the industry.
Cool story and very well told and visualised 😎🤙
TOYOTA is much better. Honda requires special everything
Typical anime behavior W Honda
i love my acura. 23 years old and still going!
Vtec life 🎉
This is a great success story. Honda's determination has led him and his company to success.
At this rate , I'm afraid you gonna run out of companies,,🤣🤣🤣
Great, video, MagnatesMedia! Jesus Christ saves! John 3:16!!!
can you make yamaha next? love your contents i learn so much more things this year because of you!
seconded!
“When congress passes new legislation honda hires 50 more engineers, gm hires 50 more lawyers” one of the hardest automotive quotes
Such a lot missed about his passion to motorsport in f1 first japanese manufacter to win a race and mclaren honda combination is just incredible. None other japanese brand achieved such success in every motorsport exluding only to toyota from lemans
What a guy! This man and his story, became my favourite real quick. 🔥😍
I Love Honda From India 🇮🇳
I love the fact that he's parents didn't criticism like a typical parent would do, rather they tried to reason with him
His father is not behaving like an Asian father in-fact the stereotype is very real in all of Asia, this kind of behaviour is very nice and also Honda also had great concentration and he was stuck to his idea
this vid made me understand why out of the other car companies honda was in the bike game so much
He had a good dad.
Damn sweaty eyes.
Not even done with the video but I'm halfway through it and it's a masterpiece as usual💫
This guy was incredible, he truly embodied the entreprenuerial spirit of "find the way"
EDIT: I typed that just as he said "I'll find a way"
Here is a CEO or founder with integrity, sincerely, no dirty side nor short cut to success...
Mfs made an F1 car with Redbull so good they were running high downforce at Moza where other teams had low downforce and still were the fastest car on track in hands of Max Verstappen
A prime example of what happens when you nurture your child's passion instead of telling them to sit down and quit asking questions etc.
For your information, I noticed 2 small things that were missed.
1. No Mention of the Honda S600 and its variants being the first succesful Honda produced car.
2. At 17:50 the claim that none of his sons have anything to do with the company isnt entirely true, because Mugen Motorsports, which makes OEM preformance parts for Hondas was founded by Soichiro Honda's son. Technically its not part of Honda Motor Co., but it is officially recognised by the Honda Motor Co. and is closely related to the company so its a bit disheartening it wasn't mentioned.
Overall, this is a great video and Im not critisizing it i just wanted to point out a few details
2:02 not the modern stereotypical Asian parent
And His Son didnt want to join his Father Company instead build Mugen and They Collaborate Mugen Honda make Type R.. JDM never dies
Fun fact，the reason he‘s stamps were caught，was because honda 本田 is the same if mirrored left to right，while other kids he helped didn't have kanji characters like that，so he's stamps were inverted left to right.
The animations of rear wheel spinning on those front wheel drived cars that are grinding my gears
Awesome work man. waiting for more.