Guys thanks for all the feedback and stoked you are learning a few things!! Here is what ill do, many of you posted comments asking about breakdowns of different scenarios, look thru the comments, like the one you want to here about, most liked comment on info question ill answer and breakdown in the next video!
I'd super love to see you post the board models, volumes, and dims, and your body weight in each vid. Would be nice to be able to calibrate how you're thinking about boards for each session.
You talk about everything in such a good way. You’re really good at making people envision the exact situation and explaining just what to do. That’s a talent. You’re a great surfer and a great teacher. Thank you!
Tips on catching waves and wave reading, left, right, close outs, when to start paddling, when you’re screwed. Moving from kite surfing to surfing, I find this to be the hardest part.
As a beginner I used to watch so many how to duckdive videos which didn't help at all other than learning the movement. Now that I'm a confident duck diver I've learned most these things you talk about through trial and error and trust me when I say that this video is hands down the best duck diver theory video out there
I'm enjoying the story telling vibe. Super engaging and just feels like you're having a casual chat - no ego no fluff just straight up genuine content.
The light switch kinda breaks up the blandness of the wall behind him! We know he has faced hell many times but has the confidence to use his skills to beat whatever the ocean throws at him! stay safe Mighty one of the sea!
You would be amazed at how many surfers young and old have never been educated on this vital aspect of surfing before. I truly think this video is going to have influence on energy expended in the water and overall awareness and safety for those who watch. The way you explain with science and firsthand experience is a huge blessing. This is essentially one of those masterclass lessons people pay for but for free...Who knew you were an amazing TEACHER as well as pro surfer / fitness guru / etc. Thanks for being such a great role model all around.
I don't even surf anymore, but wish I had this advice when I was younger. You could be saving lives. It would be cool if duck dive technique was taught. I could never get deep without wave transition in front of me. Even though most of us have never surfed 10 foot plus, your experience on those waves is helpful from a knowledge standpoint. Much respect to you for this information.
I was watching an interview with Slater years ago, and the best thing to do is not bail. Stick with it to the end, but if you do, it's natural to dive forward, I still do sometimes, but he claimed it's better to kick your board forward and fall back, which I have found is less abusive. It's counter intuitive.
Love all the shred, POV videos, and funny stuff. Hope to see more of the master class stories and info too. Huge help to lower my kook to get real and usable tips I can use at my local. I dug this and your talk about wiping out at chopes. Keep killing it! 🤙🏽
We've only had waves big enough in New Smyrna Beach once where we had to bail to get out. Halloween of 91'. But I hope to one day have it again. Thank you for the info bro. You are a true Guru of big surf. Love to watch you charge. Keep them coming
This video and your recent gopro video of big pipe are two perfect examples of unique content you provide. So few of us would ever have your perspective of big pipe - it was exhilarating and scary to watch. Your earnestness is much appreciated. Keep up the great work! Mahalo!
I agree with the last guy. You have the wisdom and while you really will not see us in the lineup at pipe, we still appreciate the info. When our local spot goes loco! We need some advice to man up and deal with the conditions. Great channel.
Highly descriptive and informative discussion of the details of duck diving in powerful surf. I have tried to describe these techniques to friends in the past and had difficulty. Excellent job and keep up the good work.
Your honesty and thinking on the spot, as your filming.... is really considering all the variables. You seem honest and real man. Thanks.You are good at teaching.Explaining well so others can visualise is a skill.Your sharing could save many lives..........a little knowledge goes a long way in big juice.
my favorite part is those deep sighs after you have given a complete thought, example, and then keep searching your memory --- thank you for sharing so much knowledge!!
Nathan, amazing stuff, the mystery of getting out with the giant surf has always been a wonder. The paddle out was cool to see also. Keep it up, sick material
this was awesome, it kind of reminded me coaching kids wakeboarding and how to learn to fall and how to fall etc to avoid injury. Probably my favorite channel on youtube
Best duck diving advice yet! Top 5 tips - default to duck dive, the duck dive scoop, turning your board sideways to surface through boils, on beach breaks finding the pocket five feet before the lip, and opening your eyes on the first set wave to see between plumes and boils, where you can swim to the surface. Thank you for keeping the NS safe and fun!
Bro! great video. Very informative. Gives insight into techniques that 90% of us would only use on the biggest days at our home breaks or on surf trips. Great stuff for the toolbox!
What a great lesson for guys in big waves, I'm not even believing that there were 78 guys that didn't appreciate this graduate level lesson in big waves. You ought to consider becoming a Navy pilot. You've got more guts than a lot of guys I flew with. I've always thought flying and surfing go together, especially now with foils. Great lesson Nathan, Awesome!
Thanks. Your expertise definitely helps. I always try to hold on to my board. I’ve ditched my board a few times ( no one behind me) and it’s always worse. Broke my board a few times that way.
Great points. I will duckdive all the time unless a real square board breaker or timing is off. One thing you didn’t mention is paddling back 10 to 15 feet to let initial impact explode and mellow. It has saved me many times. Nice work on blog.
thanks for this info Nate! Ive been surfing since 2007(Atlantic) and naturally have always used my foot to duck-dive with, the board goes deeper & you have more control underwater!
I love this content Nathan, you explain it really well and turned me onto some new tricks to try. Here’s another topic I would love to hear your thoughts about...Close out barrels, when and how to bail so you don’t get sucked over the falls with your board alongside. Jumping forward vs cutting out the back. What to do when you are committed and know you’re screwed. Thanks man, keep charging you’re killing it!
Excellent, I think it's safe to say we'd all be very thankful for more vlogs like this one. I would love to hear your take, tips and tricks on how to perform a grab-rail backside drop on a hollow wave, like Pipe. Again, excellent.
That was heaps helpful man, cheers. The side on thing and the timing between explosion is such a good explanation. Didn't realise that's what was going on when I flooked it but now I know. Hopefull going to get some decent waves tomorrow, cheers from Aus!
Thanks for a super informative lesson nate! Showed it to my grom kiddos...we love your vids easily a 500 dollar lesson for free super appreciative bro! Love watching you charge! Stay safe!
You are really good at breaking down and explaining things Nathan, that is a rare skill. You should definitely do a trick and tips series of videos. Good job.
Found about about you through watching Koa's "This is Living Series". I am so glad I did. Thank you for your great content and for sharing your knowledge. Keep on charging!
Turning your board sideways to help it navigate its way up is such great advice. I don't know if I would have ever thought of that but I can assure you I'm going to try that going forward. Thank you Nathan!
Such a great vid! SUPER HELPFUL for bigger wave decision making when you're not in a location that only really gets a handful of surfable 10 foot plus swells every few years!
This is awesome 👍 Love the variety of pissing around having a laugh with your mates, great surfing, and these explanation videos. Excellent excellent stuff !!
I duck dive with a big red X on my back. At least that's what it feels like at times. The lip always finds me. My worst injuries were the results of my board getting away from me when getting caught inside. One thing you may have wanted to mention is if you are separated from your board while duck diving as you surface block your face with your arms either crossed or like a boxer. Boards become missiles when returning to you.
X marks the spot! A six+ footer broke in front of me at Marine Street La Jolla years ago. When i eventually shot to the surface, my board was above me and i hit it hard with the top of my head. Stars were seen. An impression of my cranium was made. As noted, come up with a hand first. I’m a diver and should have known better, but the holddown was a bit gnarly and i din’t think of it.
Yooooo who the hell DISLIKED this, this is what I and many have been waiting for across the entire internet let alone just youtube...keep killin it Nathan. shakka
Also, when bailing a big lip on the head, turn your board parallel to the lip-line, as the lip landing along the board is less likely to break the board. If board is perpendicular (at 90 degrees to the lipline) the wave will break across the middle of the board and is more likely to break the board.
Nate, awesome video!! Tell us some back stage histories, something like when you started surfing pipe, first huge swell, rhings like that! Aloha from Brazil
Awesome video. Even after surfing for 20 years I’m still learning new stuff. Next time it gets big here, I’m trying that sideways maneuver. Thanks for the advice bro and for keeping it real.
lot's of tips! Thx. Got sucked over the falls just last week on a very heavy set at JR here in BC. Got worked...lol and it was a duck dive under the crest of lip. I can see I probably pointed it down a bit too much.
Really interesting. Thanks. I think Mr. Florence is playing in way way larger surf than most mere mortals. He backs up what I've said for a long long time...the experts duck dive most of the time. The sideways tip is really appreciated, as was the other stuff.
only been surfing for a short time. i am 55 yrs old. I had no idea there was that many situation.. my board is a 9ft. thank you. Very good teacher. You have a future in it after surfing. Thanks again.
Thanks for the tips because you're definitely helping us become better Surfers. The sideways thing that really helps out a lot. I like to turn my board sideways when I'm duck diving so you soft tops and they're really buoyant and helps break through the wave. I'll be sure when I'm using a shortboard one day when I finally learn how to surf one hold on to it so they bring it back up to the surface which is a really great idea thanks for sharing that. Have you surfing from Virginia Beach!
Great video overall. The big wave perspective at the end was super interesting. I've always wondered when I'm watching jaws videos if guys ever make it through getting caught inside. Do more videos about big waves. Tell us what it's all like, the preparation, the nerves, the beatings.
Would love to know the pros and cons to diving off your board to get under a big wave. Like when to climb on top and dive off into the water. How big do the waves need to be, and does it really help you get under the wave even deeper? Thanks for the rad tips Nate - looking forward to trying out the double-dive and side-slice techniques! 🤙
Guys thanks for all the feedback and stoked you are learning a few things!! Here is what ill do, many of you posted comments asking about breakdowns of different scenarios, look thru the comments, like the one you want to here about, most liked comment on info question ill answer and breakdown in the next video!
Really like these informative videos, super helpful. I really think you should do more of them. Thanks, Nathan! 🤙💙
Your videos are unbelievable helpful and I saw thousands of them! You bring so many details!!
I'd super love to see you post the board models, volumes, and dims, and your body weight in each vid. Would be nice to be able to calibrate how you're thinking about boards for each session.
Always learning something new ;)
Dude this is awesome brother thank you so much
Please do a tips and techniques series, seriously helpful!
Yes yes I agree 1 trillion %
Absolutely
We are so lucky he does this for free. Even if he does get paid in views, we're getting free in depth surf lessons from a world class professional.
would be sick!
universalperspective common sense really
You talk about everything in such a good way. You’re really good at making people envision the exact situation and explaining just what to do. That’s a talent. You’re a great surfer and a great teacher. Thank you!
Agree 💯
aimee and nathan sitting in a tree k.i.s.s.i.n.g first comes love then comes marriage then the baby and baby carriage
Bro do a maneuver series! Would be sick to hear your technique! Us mere mortals need all the help we can get.
Trueeee
Tips on catching waves and wave reading, left, right, close outs, when to start paddling, when you’re screwed. Moving from kite surfing to surfing, I find this to be the hardest part.
enzo3440 thats rad man
As a beginner I used to watch so many how to duckdive videos which didn't help at all other than learning the movement. Now that I'm a confident duck diver I've learned most these things you talk about through trial and error and trust me when I say that this video is hands down the best duck diver theory video out there
I'm enjoying the story telling vibe. Super engaging and just feels like you're having a casual chat - no ego no fluff just straight up genuine content.
So true!.
Your literally one of the best surfers, I don't understand why you haven't got millions of subs!
@John Dunbar is he actually? i couldn't tell, i just watch his surfing 😂
@@hitcho5812 he has a gf
#1 surfer this year
Is up to us to spread his nice videos!
John Dunbar and you’re commenting on his channel 🤣🤣🤣 stop stalking ya creep haha
We can feel how genuine you are when you try to help out others, love the attitude love the video thank you.
Never make the mistake of doing a pushup challenge before charging big pipe.
pickle fork N wiggles hahaha never!
Nathan Florence Listen to Pickles, he’s onto something here
Lmao!!
Somebody send Nate some art for his walls.
I'll get right on that soon. I do Big panoramas. Stay tuned. Hit me up bro.
The only wall he's interested in is the one where the window let's him view the swell! Maybe!
The light switch kinda breaks up the blandness of the wall behind him! We know he has faced hell many times but has the confidence to use his skills to beat whatever the ocean throws at him! stay safe Mighty one of the sea!
lol good one
You would be amazed at how many surfers young and old have never been educated on this vital aspect of surfing before. I truly think this video is going to have influence on energy expended in the water and overall awareness and safety for those who watch. The way you explain with science and firsthand experience is a huge blessing. This is essentially one of those masterclass lessons people pay for but for free...Who knew you were an amazing TEACHER as well as pro surfer / fitness guru / etc. Thanks for being such a great role model all around.
My favorite surfing explanation series on RUclips by far
This also applies to dealing with women.
xyzct hahahaha if she is apexing on you bail bail bail
definitely bail if it's lip to head
I take my redpills before I duck dive any female and wave. Coach Greg Adams, a must see channel.
@@c.1211, Coach is AWESOME! And that brother has been getting better and better with every video. Every guy should watch him.
@@xyzct oh yeah, I agree. 👍😃
major respect for not cutting the video, straight off top. F
Truth
The true purpose of having RUclips here! People would pay for the knowledge and experience you just share. Very encouraging and helpful!!
I don't even surf anymore, but wish I had this advice when I was younger. You could be saving lives. It would be cool if duck dive technique was taught. I could never get deep without wave transition in front of me.
Even though most of us have never surfed 10 foot plus, your experience on those waves is helpful from a knowledge standpoint. Much respect to you for this information.
Hi Nathan. I would love a run down on how to bail whilst in the barrel ... forehand, backhand, large vs. small waves etc.
PS, thanks and love the vids
This would be insanely helpful
Just a heads up, he just made the vid🙏
I was watching an interview with Slater years ago, and the best thing to do is not bail. Stick with it to the end, but if you do, it's natural to dive forward, I still do sometimes, but he claimed it's better to kick your board forward and fall back, which I have found is less abusive. It's counter intuitive.
Love all the shred, POV videos, and funny stuff. Hope to see more of the master class stories and info too. Huge help to lower my kook to get real and usable tips I can use at my local. I dug this and your talk about wiping out at chopes. Keep killing it! 🤙🏽
We've only had waves big enough in New Smyrna Beach once where we had to bail to get out. Halloween of 91'. But I hope to one day have it again. Thank you for the info bro. You are a true Guru of big surf. Love to watch you charge. Keep them coming
This video and your recent gopro video of big pipe are two perfect examples of unique content you provide. So few of us would ever have your perspective of big pipe - it was exhilarating and scary to watch. Your earnestness is much appreciated. Keep up the great work! Mahalo!
I agree with the last guy. You have the wisdom and while you really will not see us in the lineup at pipe, we still appreciate the info. When our local spot goes loco! We need some advice to man up and deal with the conditions. Great channel.
Congrats on the 40k!! Subscribers, wish you all the best legend!!, thank you Zord for all the hard work you’ve done.
Thank you for doing these types of vids!!! Such a huge help.
Highly descriptive and informative discussion of the details of duck diving in powerful surf. I have tried to describe these techniques to friends in the past and had difficulty. Excellent job and keep up the good work.
Your honesty and thinking on the spot, as your filming.... is really considering all the variables. You seem honest and real man. Thanks.You are good at teaching.Explaining well so others can visualise is a skill.Your sharing could save many lives..........a little knowledge goes a long way in big juice.
what a nightmare to go backwards over the falls at Chopes. I'm getting huge chills when you're explaining it. I would die in 2 seconds for sure.
U can’t hold your breathe for more than 2 seconds?!
@hazza I don't think erikka would die in 2 secs from not having big lungs, more like die of a heart attack
@@eddyjones9395 exactly
my favorite part is those deep sighs after you have given a complete thought, example, and then keep searching your memory --- thank you for sharing so much knowledge!!
Nate, you might also include turtle rolling, and "longboard duck diving" (where you tilt the board sideways to push it deeper).
I laughed so much when he put everyone’s faces on the ducks hahaha this was some quality content for sure thanks Nathan!
In What minute?
Ashley Trondson haha thanks man
What are you on about ?
7:34
Nathan, amazing stuff, the mystery of getting out with the giant surf has always been a wonder. The paddle out was cool to see also. Keep it up, sick material
this was awesome, it kind of reminded me coaching kids wakeboarding and how to learn to fall and how to fall etc to avoid injury. Probably my favorite channel on youtube
Nathan, thank you soooo much for your insight!! I feel like I can’t get enough. Please continue to educate on this!!
SICK...and natural honest delivery! GREAT Job!
Nate! you make the best videos keep them coming!! Fun to see the behind the scenes on those big waves and all
Best duck diving advice yet! Top 5 tips - default to duck dive, the duck dive scoop, turning your board sideways to surface through boils, on beach breaks finding the pocket five feet before the lip, and opening your eyes on the first set wave to see between plumes and boils, where you can swim to the surface. Thank you for keeping the NS safe and fun!
Bro! great video. Very informative. Gives insight into techniques that 90% of us would only use on the biggest days at our home breaks or on surf trips. Great stuff for the toolbox!
What a great lesson for guys in big waves, I'm not even believing that there were 78 guys that didn't appreciate this graduate level lesson in big waves. You ought to consider becoming a Navy pilot. You've got more guts than a lot of guys I flew with. I've always thought flying and surfing go together, especially now with foils. Great lesson Nathan, Awesome!
just got to Brazil and I'm a bit of a kook, this is couldn't have come at a better time! thanks Nathan.
Thanks. Your expertise definitely helps. I always try to hold on to my board. I’ve ditched my board a few times ( no one behind me) and it’s always worse. Broke my board a few times that way.
Nice positive contribution to the surf world, thanks for the video Nathan and thumbs up!
Really appreciate these informative videos, really helpful. Thanks Nathan! 🤙💙
Having those scenarios playing in my mind, and I already feel the chill through my bones.
Great points. I will duckdive all the time unless a real square board breaker or timing is off. One thing you didn’t mention is paddling back 10 to 15 feet to let initial impact explode and mellow. It has saved me many times. Nice work on blog.
Thanks Nath..good post..spreading out like sea anchor in big ones so Ur board pulls thru is brilliant. Thank u
thanks for this info Nate! Ive been surfing since 2007(Atlantic) and naturally have always used my foot to duck-dive with, the board goes deeper & you have more control underwater!
Much respect for sharing knowledge that most keep to themselves.
I love this content Nathan, you explain it really well and turned me onto some new tricks to try. Here’s another topic I would love to hear your thoughts about...Close out barrels, when and how to bail so you don’t get sucked over the falls with your board alongside. Jumping forward vs cutting out the back. What to do when you are committed and know you’re screwed. Thanks man, keep charging you’re killing it!
Excellent, I think it's safe to say we'd all be very thankful for more vlogs like this one. I would love to hear your take, tips and tricks on how to perform a grab-rail backside drop on a hollow wave, like Pipe. Again, excellent.
That was heaps helpful man, cheers. The side on thing and the timing between explosion is such a good explanation. Didn't realise that's what was going on when I flooked it but now I know. Hopefull going to get some decent waves tomorrow, cheers from Aus!
dude you have the best surf content on yt I've found so far! always straight to the point! Keep rocking (y)
Thanks for a super informative lesson nate! Showed it to my grom kiddos...we love your vids easily a 500 dollar lesson for free super appreciative bro! Love watching you charge! Stay safe!
You are really good at breaking down and explaining things Nathan, that is a rare skill. You should definitely do a trick and tips series of videos. Good job.
Man I love your content! It’s such a different approach to so much many other surfing channels. Thank you 🤙
Found about about you through watching Koa's "This is Living Series". I am so glad I did. Thank you for your great content and for sharing your knowledge. Keep on charging!
Bravo Nate dawg. Great thorough commentary on the topic. Subscribed.
Best duck dive/bail video ever!! Ledge Nath amazing insight
Love the honest approach dude, respect 🤙🏻
Turning your board sideways to help it navigate its way up is such great advice. I don't know if I would have ever thought of that but I can assure you I'm going to try that going forward. Thank you Nathan!
True ambassador of surfing. This is awesome video.
Thanks Nath, always very informative & insightful!!
Your da Mantis 🤙
had being waitingg for this vídeo, i real respect your knoleg and the way you share. ty
Great explanation of all types of conditions and dd's, keep them coming!
Such a great vid! SUPER HELPFUL for bigger wave decision making when you're not in a location that only really gets a handful of surfable 10 foot plus swells every few years!
Yessssss broooo!!!! Been waiting for this!!!!🔥🔥🔥
Nate your videos are so awesome we appreciate them so much !!! Good luck in 2020, gonna be your best year yet !!!
This is awesome 👍
Love the variety of pissing around having a laugh with your mates, great surfing, and these explanation videos.
Excellent excellent stuff !!
keep doing this type of videos, love em
Thank your for this!!! I'm new to surfing and have used and watched so many of your videos! You're a friggin savage. Keep the surf vids going!
I duck dive with a big red X on my back. At least that's what it feels like at times. The lip always finds me. My worst injuries were the results of my board getting away from me when getting caught inside. One thing you may have wanted to mention is if you are separated from your board while duck diving as you surface block your face with your arms either crossed or like a boxer. Boards become missiles when returning to you.
Yes that has happened to me and it is not a nciebfeeling
Oh yeah I just cover my face and relax when I get swallowed.
X marks the spot!
A six+ footer broke in front of me at Marine Street La Jolla years ago. When i eventually shot to the surface, my board was above me and i hit it hard with the top of my head. Stars were seen. An impression of my cranium was made.
As noted, come up with a hand first. I’m a diver and should have known better, but the holddown was a bit gnarly and i din’t think of it.
Yooooo who the hell DISLIKED this, this is what I and many have been waiting for across the entire internet let alone just youtube...keep killin it Nathan. shakka
This was awesome. So many scenarios. Huge stones and passion for surfing. Hope you catch the wave of your life soon.
Also, when bailing a big lip on the head, turn your board parallel to the lip-line, as the lip landing along the board is less likely to break the board. If board is perpendicular (at 90 degrees to the lipline) the wave will break across the middle of the board and is more likely to break the board.
I learned this the hard way about 2 weeks ago
Good call ! Will remember that tip.
Thanks Nate. Very useful for everyone who listens I'm sure.
that must be like the most useful surf video i ever seen in my 20 years of surfing. Thanks Flo!.
agreed!
Super helpful! Thanks Nate! Appreciate your humility
Super insightful for all experiences…. Thanx Nathan 🤙🏽
Nate, awesome video!! Tell us some back stage histories, something like when you started surfing pipe, first huge swell, rhings like that! Aloha from Brazil
This is GOLD. Thanks for sharing.
Great video man! Thanks for the knowledge
So sick!!!! Good break down bru :)!!
I havent even watched this already liked. Been waiting for this, thank you!
Thank you for this quality content Nathan! You're my favorite surf-vlogger. Best wishes from Argentina
Awesome video. Even after surfing for 20 years I’m still learning new stuff. Next time it gets big here, I’m trying that sideways maneuver. Thanks for the advice bro and for keeping it real.
Thank you mate brilliant video! All the questions I wonder about. So refreshing and interesting Loving the content. Cheers
Thank you . Went over the falls first time last week , Was gnarley. Several times.
lot's of tips! Thx. Got sucked over the falls just last week on a very heavy set at JR here in BC. Got worked...lol and it was a duck dive under the crest of lip. I can see I probably pointed it down a bit too much.
Really interesting. Thanks. I think Mr. Florence is playing in way way larger surf than most mere mortals. He backs up what I've said for a long long time...the experts duck dive most of the time. The sideways tip is really appreciated, as was the other stuff.
Very helpful video! Thanks Nate and congrats on the 40K.
Keep em coming brother. Thank you.
this actually helped so much, thanks Nate
only been surfing for a short time. i am 55 yrs old. I had no idea there was that many situation.. my board is a 9ft. thank you. Very good teacher. You have a future in it after surfing. Thanks again.
Thank you so much, nathan!!! You answer my biggest questions. Thank you.
Thanks for the tips because you're definitely helping us become better Surfers. The sideways thing that really helps out a lot. I like to turn my board sideways when I'm duck diving so you soft tops and they're really buoyant and helps break through the wave. I'll be sure when I'm using a shortboard one day when I finally learn how to surf one hold on to it so they bring it back up to the surface which is a really great idea thanks for sharing that. Have you surfing from Virginia Beach!
Thanks for the breakdown! I don't think one of us will EVER need the teahupoo duck dive but great for novelty purposes
Great video overall. The big wave perspective at the end was super interesting. I've always wondered when I'm watching jaws videos if guys ever make it through getting caught inside.
Do more videos about big waves. Tell us what it's all like, the preparation, the nerves, the beatings.
Would love to know the pros and cons to diving off your board to get under a big wave. Like when to climb on top and dive off into the water. How big do the waves need to be, and does it really help you get under the wave even deeper? Thanks for the rad tips Nate - looking forward to trying out the double-dive and side-slice techniques! 🤙
I don't even surf but i'm digging your vids. Your stoke is so balanced with your humility.
Great video ! Keep it real and keep it coming, don’t waste time with fancy editing and background songs - the content is gold !
These vids are sick Nate!! They really help! I love story time bro!!