Man that makes me happy to hear - I know it can get better...but I put a lot of time into sound fx, music...touches hoping that some are listening with headphones and getting more out of it. Thank you
@@michaelmackelvie seconding this - the production value in general is extremely high, but the sound direction in particular is really a cut above the rest
@@michaelmackelviewhy not put a little banner "Listen with headphones for enhanced audio!" at the start? That's the standard across media for decades.
@@davidf2244 I don't think I've ever seen a RUclips video displaying text like this that wasn't expressly a music video or video about audio production... this might be something that 99% of viewers would find odd and unnoteworthy
@@justvibing2497 I’m not saying it’s easy but 1 in roughly a thousand odds is pretty decent. Of course basketball is heavily skewed by tall kids but it’s still much better than the odds for the general public.
By these odds most Americans should have went to school with someone that went pro. I imagine a lot would depend on facilities and funding, some schools probably churn out pros while most have none.
One thing that isn’t mentioned: not everyone can make a high school football or basketball team (e.g. I’m short AND slow). That means the odds are longer than they appear if you just look at high school athletes.
Don't forget to take into account that basketball starts fewer players per team. The fact that professional teams of every other sport have two to three times more players on their roster than the NBA, adds to the difficulty of "achieving the dream".
Maybe 12 regular guys, 3 on two-way. Out of 12, 10 will be on regular rotations. Hope he makes a video also on how difficult it is to stay even a year on the NBA; accounting injuries. I salute role players for surviving 10+ years.
@@Kai-gr6sg I think of the 4 NA sports, basketball has the longest average career of around 5 years. NFL and MLB is around 2-3 years. Maybe it's changed in the last 10 years though
@@Kai-gr6sg let alone to ever play in an NBA game. The reigning, two time Slam Dunk Contest winner has played how many games in the NBA so far? Literally 4.
"The odds are only against you, if you see It that way" - That is quite a banger. As someone that was pushed towards a sport and was not happy competing, I felt depressed because I have great physical attributes to be a handball pro, but I lacked the competitiveness to do so. I can tell you that I have always played sports for fun, and to be healthy, and I was never interested in being pro, despite being good enough, or having the tools and skills for it. Never felt like the game was rigged, I just enjoyed it. Now I am 31 an not in grate shape, but I still enjoy it, and that is something that nobody was able to take from me.
How to go pro. 1) Have a complete fixation on your sport 2) Have a naturally high level of competitiveness 3) Be confident 4) Be mentally composed 5) Have really high energy/ work ethic 6) Don't be too injury prone 7) Have people inspire, encourage and motivate you 8) Have spare time to actually work on skills and fitness 9) Don't have kids early on 10) Be born in the right country/ city/ town 11) have money to finance travel and training 12) Be ok with being famous and criticized 13) Be ok with the fact that you WILL get injured multiple times throughout your career 14) Be ok with flying on planes and getting surgeries 15) Be able to sleep and eat before a match without any issues And on top of that you need to be athletically gifted.
And now you gotta be better than the guy next to you and as well as behind you, athletes not only have most of that list but testosterone is also a thing. Recipe for literal miracle if someone wants this for a career
@@DERRTYCHYBOfully disagree. I’ve trained people first hand who have had 0 talent for their chosen skill. But based off of dedication work ethic and passion alone they were willing to work to any length to get where they wanted to be
No doubt a data dead end, but I'd bet that height at xx age is a critical factor as well. An athlete who is 6ft at 12 years old gets significantly more playing time, opportunities, coaching, etc then a 5ft 2in 12 year old. Even if they both end up 6ft 2in, the kid who was taller sooner has a significant advantage in my mind. I'd imagine it's similar to the January birthday thing as it relates to a Canadians odds of making the NHL. Great video as always!
Not necessarily. Anthony Davis famously got taller in high school and it helped (he developed guard skills before being the size of a center, so now he has both size and agility).
Depends on the timing of when both those players hits 6'2". I'd argue getting the size at the most amateur competitive point being HS/AAU is important for scouts to evaluate talent. There are odd exceptions like Dennis Rodman who was only 5'9" when he graduated HS. Then he got blessed with an amazing growth spurt that got him to 6'7" and showed dominant play for Cook County College basketball. He got the NBA via getting drafted to the 2nd round. But he stayed in the NBA because he was motivated to never go back to where he was before.
Removing the little marble TV’s bunny ears in the 2000s and changing the aspect ratio to widescreen and thinning the bezels in the 2020s is an impeccable detail. 11:43
I almost shed a tear when the clips of the kids playing sports came on. Baseball was my life! I knew in my heart I wouldn't make it to the league but that never stopped me from giving it my all. The best memories of my life were made on those fields. Thanks for this amazing video. You just gained a new subscriber ❤
Can we all just appreciate how much work went into this video. The marbles, the ramps, the cinematics, the audio, I tip my hat to you for this amazing quality!
I love how every video there’s always a different type of visualization. Your really put care into each video you create and you deserve more views. keep it up man!
This is the most visually stunning of your videos so far, and I'm pretty sure I've watched all of them! The cinematography in this is really impressive and your emotions connected with me and I'm sure several other fellow viewers. Please keep making content like this to inspire us all!
Every word you say sounds so carefully placed and chosen. Just how you say the things you do is really something impressive. Add in the fact that you're also saying incredibly compelling things and it starts to explain why your videos are so transfixing. Finally add to that that you actual verbalizations and rhetoric and audio production are so clean and precise, and it's beyond impressive. Literally every individual word has feelings of precision and nuance to them in ways few others do. In short: well done, Michael! It's so refreshing to listen to someone who uses their words as such precision tools.
The quality of your videos is insane. I thought I was watching a sports video and got a marble rollercoaster. The dedication to your videos is clear. Absolute masterpiece. Keep up the hard work. 10/10
Man I remember seeing your video about the NFL draft, with less then 100 views and thinking "this is some great content, this guy will make it far" and a year later, you have grown substantially and still the quality of your videos is amazing, keep it up!
If I’m not mistaken, for women in the US I believe the data shows that 1/20 actively registered w USA team handball and play in a club are on the national team. About a third of those registered are on a team. So your chances of going “pro” in the us (only get paid if on national team) are 1/60 as a woman. Many national team players play pro internationally as well and get paid. As for Rugby, it’s harder than THB but also small ish too. I’m on a tier III team that plays regionally and we train up ppl who’ve never played rugby before who come from other sports (me). Most of us, including myself, played some sport in college though so we’re like athletic. There are other teams that play in leagues at a lower level than us, and one level above us before pro. But we do play against a pro club’s development team. And we have a couple former pros with us too who wanted a lower stakes less dangerous environment after they were done w their pro playing. TBH I can easily see someone with an athletic background who dedicates themselves making their way to pro in a few years. There’s a woman in the championship team from WER (women’s pro rugby league in the us) who only started playing in 2020! Niche sports for women are relatively ‘easy’ to go “pro” in which is amazing. I love these opportunities for athletes to push themselves and have a chance of living their life actively w the passion of sports. I’m friends with a girl that made it to the Australian national team for fencing after only fencing for four years! Niche women’s sports are a golden opportunity. And tbh I’m considering training for handball lol I’ve had way too many concussions and need a low(er) concussion niche sport to train in lmao.
Never seen your channel before. Production quality is insane. As someone who grew up with "old" RUclips, usually a dude filming on a potato, this is a sight to behold.
As a person who dreamed of making it to the NFL when I was younger I appreciate this video so much. I thought I was going to come on here and just get a bunch of facts and numbers (honestly to help validate what I feel as a failure) but at the end I am comforted with the understanding that it’s ok that this dream didn’t come true. The feeling I feel is one felt by many. And getting to where I did go is still an accomplishment in its own I should be proud of. Great video!
This needs 100X the number of views. What a video! Super interesting and one of the best edits on all of youtube. Needs a better title. This video is way too good not to be hyped up.
this video production is absolutely breathtaking, about halfway through the video i went to look at the viewcount expecting millions and millions of views just for my jaw to drop only seeing 400k. this is a special video and i'll definitely be watching more.
Arguably the best creator (even outside of sports) making content on RUclips right now. The artistry, filmography, narration, everything just oozes passion and effort. Not surprising that someone that has competed at high level sports (even though maybe not in the NBA) produces this kind of output; it takes a certain kind of person.
The amount of Canadian teens who make the NHL holds up to my real world experience as a Canadian from a small town. Even my small town of 10,000 people had a handful of guys who made the league and even more who got drafted but stayed in farm-systems. Every highschool and small town has guys known for making the NHL.
Truly awesome vid, Michael. Love the cinematic approach. Also, wonderful editing. Note: Dont hesitate to add a tiny bit of compression/limiting to your voiceover. If done right, you'll preserve the dynamics in your inflection (which you do a wonderful job at) while smoothing your levels a bit (reducing the peaks and raising the low level audio). Helps to correct for small errors in mic technique/distance. If the compression increases sibilance or exaggerates plosives, you can correct those with notch filters.
You may be one of the most brilliant, sophisticated storytellers I have seen on this platform. The quality is impeccable through and through. Truly grateful that I found this channel during Olympics.
You made a good point at the end there. Most children/teens playing sports aren’t striving to go pro so that would increase your odds of making it if you are.
Again, one of the most UNDERRATED sports channels on youtube. Clearly you are a bball guy (mince handles by the way), but the way you started this video re the soccer comparisons, and ended it at the same place, after doing a deep dive into basketball…. Phenomenal
The dedication you have to making solid points, founded in factual data, and representing the facts visually and verbally is pretty remarkable. Maybe a very niche channel to some, but commentary that’s broad if not universal. Just very impressed with your work. Every time.
1. This was amazing! Tough work with the marbles. Much respect. 2. THIS is how you tell a story with data. Man amazing analysis, especially the social piece!
i was barely paying attention doing other things while this was on but i think im gonna need to stop what im doing and pay full attention to another one of your videos because there is something special
You're one of the best channels on youtube, SO GLAD I found you. I told everyone I know that enjoys sports (mainly basketball) about you, you deserve much much much more.
Yeah but at the same time it also doesn't take into account how many of those rookies where outsiders, I would guess like around 15to 20% of them are with also take the number a little down from the English boys
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Truly mean it when I say your audio production is the best on RUclips. I Always wear headphones when I watch your videos.
Man that makes me happy to hear - I know it can get better...but I put a lot of time into sound fx, music...touches hoping that some are listening with headphones and getting more out of it. Thank you
@@michaelmackelvie seconding this - the production value in general is extremely high, but the sound direction in particular is really a cut above the rest
@@michaelmackelviewhy not put a little banner "Listen with headphones for enhanced audio!" at the start?
That's the standard across media for decades.
@@davidf2244 I don't think I've ever seen a RUclips video displaying text like this that wasn't expressly a music video or video about audio production... this might be something that 99% of viewers would find odd and unnoteworthy
@@michaelmackelviethat bit that starts at 8:30 is so good. Excellent work on the sound.
Rest in Peace to Dikembe. Legend of the game
And Pete rose on the same day…
@@almightysosa3007and michael phelps the same day…
@@eggheadtwoSCMR.I.P Michael Phelps
Rip
@@almightysosa3007rip
Not gonna lie the odds from playing a sport at highwchool level to going pro is better odds then I thought tbh.
@@justvibing2497 I’m not saying it’s easy but 1 in roughly a thousand odds is pretty decent. Of course basketball is heavily skewed by tall kids but it’s still much better than the odds for the general public.
By these odds most Americans should have went to school with someone that went pro. I imagine a lot would depend on facilities and funding, some schools probably churn out pros while most have none.
One thing that isn’t mentioned: not everyone can make a high school football or basketball team (e.g. I’m short AND slow). That means the odds are longer than they appear if you just look at high school athletes.
@@SidV101 yea but I’m saying for highschool athletes
Good point! @@SidV101
Don't forget to take into account that basketball starts fewer players per team. The fact that professional teams of every other sport have two to three times more players on their roster than the NBA, adds to the difficulty of "achieving the dream".
Maybe 12 regular guys, 3 on two-way. Out of 12, 10 will be on regular rotations. Hope he makes a video also on how difficult it is to stay even a year on the NBA; accounting injuries. I salute role players for surviving 10+ years.
@@Kai-gr6sg I think of the 4 NA sports, basketball has the longest average career of around 5 years. NFL and MLB is around 2-3 years. Maybe it's changed in the last 10 years though
@@TheHolySC . Yes, it changed.
NFL: 3.3 Years
NBA: 4.8 Years
NHL: 5 Years
MLB: 5.6 Years
@@Kai-gr6sg let alone to ever play in an NBA game. The reigning, two time Slam Dunk Contest winner has played how many games in the NBA so far? Literally 4.
Kind of crazy that a heavy contact sport like Hockey has a career span similar to light contact sports like Basketball or Baseball
"The odds are only against you, if you see It that way" - That is quite a banger. As someone that was pushed towards a sport and was not happy competing, I felt depressed because I have great physical attributes to be a handball pro, but I lacked the competitiveness to do so. I can tell you that I have always played sports for fun, and to be healthy, and I was never interested in being pro, despite being good enough, or having the tools and skills for it.
Never felt like the game was rigged, I just enjoyed it. Now I am 31 an not in grate shape, but I still enjoy it, and that is something that nobody was able to take from me.
Look baby Michael dropped another banger
I thought you were calling him baby Michael and that is much funnier
@@joanamarques6184 🤣
Ghey 😂
Real
Babe wake up* but that ahit had me dead
How to go pro.
1) Have a complete fixation on your sport
2) Have a naturally high level of competitiveness
3) Be confident
4) Be mentally composed
5) Have really high energy/ work ethic
6) Don't be too injury prone
7) Have people inspire, encourage and motivate you
8) Have spare time to actually work on skills and fitness
9) Don't have kids early on
10) Be born in the right country/ city/ town
11) have money to finance travel and training
12) Be ok with being famous and criticized
13) Be ok with the fact that you WILL get injured multiple times throughout your career
14) Be ok with flying on planes and getting surgeries
15) Be able to sleep and eat before a match without any issues
And on top of that you need to be athletically gifted.
Thank you I followed all these steps and am now about to be a pro squash player.
Athletically gifted should be number 1. Some just have the genes to outperform everyone
You either got it or you don't. If you don't none of this matters cus you won't ever make it
And now you gotta be better than the guy next to you and as well as behind you, athletes not only have most of that list but testosterone is also a thing. Recipe for literal miracle if someone wants this for a career
@@DERRTYCHYBOfully disagree. I’ve trained people first hand who have had 0 talent for their chosen skill. But based off of dedication work ethic and passion alone they were willing to work to any length to get where they wanted to be
No doubt a data dead end, but I'd bet that height at xx age is a critical factor as well. An athlete who is 6ft at 12 years old gets significantly more playing time, opportunities, coaching, etc then a 5ft 2in 12 year old. Even if they both end up 6ft 2in, the kid who was taller sooner has a significant advantage in my mind. I'd imagine it's similar to the January birthday thing as it relates to a Canadians odds of making the NHL.
Great video as always!
Not necessarily. Anthony Davis famously got taller in high school and it helped (he developed guard skills before being the size of a center, so now he has both size and agility).
@@gwilson314AD was 6'3 before that growth spurt
@@NoLuvCityand he wouldn’t have made the NBA without his guard like abilities at nearly 7 foot
Maybe, some just hit their growth spurts early or late, for example my grandma hit 5’7” in middle school and barely grew after that
Depends on the timing of when both those players hits 6'2". I'd argue getting the size at the most amateur competitive point being HS/AAU is important for scouts to evaluate talent. There are odd exceptions like Dennis Rodman who was only 5'9" when he graduated HS. Then he got blessed with an amazing growth spurt that got him to 6'7" and showed dominant play for Cook County College basketball. He got the NBA via getting drafted to the 2nd round. But he stayed in the NBA because he was motivated to never go back to where he was before.
I wonder how many marbles were lost in the making of this video 🧐
Hopefully not the friends we made along the way
I’m fairly sure this video was just an excuse to make cool marble rollercoasters. Which I support fully.
At least 2
Removing the little marble TV’s bunny ears in the 2000s and changing the aspect ratio to widescreen and thinning the bezels in the 2020s is an impeccable detail. 11:43
the addition of the cell phone too
I almost shed a tear when the clips of the kids playing sports came on. Baseball was my life! I knew in my heart I wouldn't make it to the league but that never stopped me from giving it my all. The best memories of my life were made on those fields. Thanks for this amazing video. You just gained a new subscriber ❤
Once you go Michael MacKelvie you never go back
The greatest rabbit hole you can ever go down on RUclips
Jxmyhighroller has to be scared
@@abdullahaliabbasi786love Jimmy… he can’t compare lol
Can we all just appreciate how much work went into this video. The marbles, the ramps, the cinematics, the audio, I tip my hat to you for this amazing quality!
You had absolutely no need to go that hard on the visuals.
Thank god you did because this video was an absolute treat to watch as per.
I love how every video there’s always a different type of visualization. Your really put care into each video you create and you deserve more views. keep it up man!
Now that's some high effort filmmakin' right there.
This is the most visually stunning of your videos so far, and I'm pretty sure I've watched all of them!
The cinematography in this is really impressive and your emotions connected with me and I'm sure several other fellow viewers.
Please keep making content like this to inspire us all!
Every word you say sounds so carefully placed and chosen. Just how you say the things you do is really something impressive. Add in the fact that you're also saying incredibly compelling things and it starts to explain why your videos are so transfixing. Finally add to that that you actual verbalizations and rhetoric and audio production are so clean and precise, and it's beyond impressive. Literally every individual word has feelings of precision and nuance to them in ways few others do.
In short: well done, Michael! It's so refreshing to listen to someone who uses their words as such precision tools.
How the hell do you keep getting better
The best sports content creator out there. ESPN can’t even compete
This might be the most weird video yet. 10/10, would recommend.
That’s not a high-production value video about sports statistics, that’s a goddamn work of art.
The quality of your videos is insane. I thought I was watching a sports video and got a marble rollercoaster. The dedication to your videos is clear.
Absolute masterpiece. Keep up the hard work. 10/10
thank you my friend
Michael, dude you make higher quality content than some of the stuff i have seen on Netflix or Hulu. Absolutely incredible
Commenting for this man’s algorithm. Should be the biggest sports page on RUclips.
Man I remember seeing your video about the NFL draft, with less then 100 views and thinking "this is some great content, this guy will make it far" and a year later, you have grown substantially and still the quality of your videos is amazing, keep it up!
This is great. The story telling with the data and the production value, all top notch.
The amount of work put into this video is incredible. Can't wait to see your channel blow up even more.
These arent just RUclips videos. This is ART!
6:02 - believe me Michael it shows, it really shows.
This channel is amazing! It’s like I’m watching a movie at a theatre with how incredible your sound mixing is.
If I’m not mistaken, for women in the US I believe the data shows that 1/20 actively registered w USA team handball and play in a club are on the national team. About a third of those registered are on a team. So your chances of going “pro” in the us (only get paid if on national team) are 1/60 as a woman. Many national team players play pro internationally as well and get paid.
As for Rugby, it’s harder than THB but also small ish too. I’m on a tier III team that plays regionally and we train up ppl who’ve never played rugby before who come from other sports (me). Most of us, including myself, played some sport in college though so we’re like athletic. There are other teams that play in leagues at a lower level than us, and one level above us before pro. But we do play against a pro club’s development team. And we have a couple former pros with us too who wanted a lower stakes less dangerous environment after they were done w their pro playing. TBH I can easily see someone with an athletic background who dedicates themselves making their way to pro in a few years. There’s a woman in the championship team from WER (women’s pro rugby league in the us) who only started playing in 2020! Niche sports for women are relatively ‘easy’ to go “pro” in which is amazing. I love these opportunities for athletes to push themselves and have a chance of living their life actively w the passion of sports.
I’m friends with a girl that made it to the Australian national team for fencing after only fencing for four years! Niche women’s sports are a golden opportunity. And tbh I’m considering training for handball lol I’ve had way too many concussions and need a low(er) concussion niche sport to train in lmao.
low pay tho
always getting chills watching ur videos, different level of dedication
This might be the best video production I’ve ever seen on RUclips. Well done, man.
8:32 insane
Thank you! Appreciate that.
Feels more like a short film than a RUclips video. Insane production
Speechless. Your best video amongst already excellent work. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Unbelievable detail. I found it fascinating. Well done!
Never seen your channel before. Production quality is insane. As someone who grew up with "old" RUclips, usually a dude filming on a potato, this is a sight to behold.
As a person who dreamed of making it to the NFL when I was younger I appreciate this video so much. I thought I was going to come on here and just get a bunch of facts and numbers (honestly to help validate what I feel as a failure) but at the end I am comforted with the understanding that it’s ok that this dream didn’t come true. The feeling I feel is one felt by many. And getting to where I did go is still an accomplishment in its own I should be proud of. Great video!
Wow some of those shots were amazing! The effort yall put in must have been a lot, but it certainly paid off. Loved it!
one of the greatest videos i have ever watched on this website.
This needs 100X the number of views. What a video! Super interesting and one of the best edits on all of youtube. Needs a better title. This video is way too good not to be hyped up.
this video production is absolutely breathtaking, about halfway through the video i went to look at the viewcount expecting millions and millions of views just for my jaw to drop only seeing 400k. this is a special video and i'll definitely be watching more.
Cannot get enough of your videos. Keep up the great work
Arguably the best creator (even outside of sports) making content on RUclips right now. The artistry, filmography, narration, everything just oozes passion and effort. Not surprising that someone that has competed at high level sports (even though maybe not in the NBA) produces this kind of output; it takes a certain kind of person.
The amount of Canadian teens who make the NHL holds up to my real world experience as a Canadian from a small town.
Even my small town of 10,000 people had a handful of guys who made the league and even more who got drafted but stayed in farm-systems.
Every highschool and small town has guys known for making the NHL.
best production on youtube point blank period
Truly awesome vid, Michael. Love the cinematic approach. Also, wonderful editing.
Note: Dont hesitate to add a tiny bit of compression/limiting to your voiceover. If done right, you'll preserve the dynamics in your inflection (which you do a wonderful job at) while smoothing your levels a bit (reducing the peaks and raising the low level audio). Helps to correct for small errors in mic technique/distance. If the compression increases sibilance or exaggerates plosives, you can correct those with notch filters.
Like that outro. Being a pro is the dream, but it's not the only thing possible to get out of sport.
1:05 - "Day-butes" Very unfrench, I like
You are making the best videos on this hell site. Truly amazing quality
This video is art. Deserves way more attention honestly
You may be one of the most brilliant, sophisticated storytellers I have seen on this platform. The quality is impeccable through and through. Truly grateful that I found this channel during Olympics.
This is becoming my favorite RUclips channel
0:39 GLORY GLORY MAN YANITED! 🔴🟡
Your videos are so well done and are extremely unique, you always pick some fascinating topics!
This is a beautifully disguised anthropology video. i commend it as a huge sports fan and anthropology student
I love the way Michael writes the closing paragraphs of these videos. He always finds the poetry within the prose
Always banger videos. And so different from the media narratives that so many other content creators focus on.
You made a good point at the end there. Most children/teens playing sports aren’t striving to go pro so that would increase your odds of making it if you are.
Genuinely the best YT channel out there. No one does this level of prep and production like you. Keep it up
I swear you are criminally underrated. This is proof that RUclips's algorithm has failed the masses
Again, one of the most UNDERRATED sports channels on youtube. Clearly you are a bball guy (mince handles by the way), but the way you started this video re the soccer comparisons, and ended it at the same place, after doing a deep dive into basketball…. Phenomenal
Fastest 20 mins of my life. Amazing work.
The dedication you have to making solid points, founded in factual data, and representing the facts visually and verbally is pretty remarkable. Maybe a very niche channel to some, but commentary that’s broad if not universal.
Just very impressed with your work. Every time.
I can never believe that this channel has less than a million subscribers. You have some of the highest production quality on all of RUclips.
1. This was amazing! Tough work with the marbles. Much respect.
2. THIS is how you tell a story with data. Man amazing analysis, especially the social piece!
Super informative and creative. I love stats this way.
The work put in this video is mind-blowing
I have enjoyed several of your films. But, it's really hard for me to listen to you pronounce debut as "day-butte" every time 😂
Yeah I agree he is top notch but that one was odd 🤣
I don't know if you see yourself as this, but I truly think you're an artist. Your videos are art bro! thank you for making them
I don’t even have words amazing you are one of the best RUclipsr I’ve ever seen and this is my first time watching you.
Genuinely, I think you have some of the best video and audio production I have ever seen on youtube. Love the videos, keep up the good work.
The production is top notch!! This channel is sooo under appreciated
This production is crazy. The marble rolling from France to San Antonio when Victor was selected was a nice touch
i was barely paying attention doing other things while this was on but i think im gonna need to stop what im doing and pay full attention to another one of your videos because there is something special
RIP Dikembe Mutombo
Incredible. Keep'em coming man. So good!
8:37 The marble track sequence with the Alabi cross cut was a stroke of genius.
this video was great man, keep it up
you earned a subscriber
One of the best videos i have ever seen on statistics in this platform. Amazing!
You're one of the best channels on youtube, SO GLAD I found you. I told everyone I know that enjoys sports (mainly basketball) about you, you deserve much much much more.
Thank you my friend! Appreciate that
Best production on RUclips hands down!
Rip Dikembe Mutombo 🕊
Hearing all the players from across the worlds names via draft, brings tears to my eyes
Benn watchin this channel for almost 1 year at this point and this is BY FAR your best video. Keep goin man, you're only gettin better.
Thank you my friend!
Superb quality. You really blew me away!
I cant get over how good these videos are. Ansolute cinema
These videos are so good. Keep up the great work!
Reminded me of the Marble League by Jelle's Marble Runs, such a great channel too!
Seeing that you posted a video really makes my day! Thank you!
The production value on your videos is fantastic. Nice work!
Wow. Absolutely stunned by the cinematography and audio production in this video. Keep it up!
Criminal amount of subs for the quality of the videos, keep it going brother!
The production quality of this video is incredible
1:38 bear in mind there are five fully professional leagues in England so the real number of pros is higher
*Four
@@duc8250 VNL is pretty much all pro now
@@livwake eh, semipro imo
Yeah but at the same time it also doesn't take into account how many of those rookies where outsiders, I would guess like around 15to 20% of them are with also take the number a little down from the English boys
Just commenting to help this artwork of a production reach more people
i still can't believe you havent cracked 500k subscribers yet from your first video to this masterpiece has been high quality
The odds of me tearing up any time someone tosses in Clair de Lune and is able to tell a story as well as you do are 1:1. Another fantastic project!
I cant wait for the day you hit a million subscribers