I keep coming back occassionly to watch all the different footage of this most epic day of surfing and no matter how many times i see it, I’m just in awe of all the chargers who took to it. Especially my fellow goofies. And absolutely best of all, no friggin jet skis towing in, just crew charging it paddling in. Again, just epic. Love the raw footage too mate and the crowd “commentary” 👏👏
That's a powerful swell, what a beast of a wave! Thanks for keeping the pure sound of the surf. Hadn't seen video of this break, appropriately named indeed.
Well done specially the sound of the waves versus music which so many surfing videos have. You talk about close outs this wave is by definition close out.. Kudos to those surfers! 9:38 is one of the best I have seen.
These guys are crazy. Those ledges in the face and sub-waves within the main wave make it almost impossible to overcome, and hold a line low enough not to get sucked or pitched, but high enough not to get clothes lined by the pinching and undulating, ten foot thick lip. These guys made many valiant attempts but that boogie boarder is tougher than a rhino. I surfed Honolua Bay on the biggest day I've ever seen it, looking just like this, but not quite as ledges, but definitely that thick. It was between the first and second week of January,1980, and not many had cameras back then. The storm that made the swell was the biggest kona low in recorded history, you can Google it. I'd call it 20ft hawaiian style or 40ft faces. Many famous people out, but eventually just me and two other guys, with the cliffs lined with hundreds on spectators and surfers who came in. I was on a 7ft mini gun that I shaped and glassed myself. But the take offs were easy, way out in the ocean, before it got steep. You would have a sliegh ride take off then have plenty of time to pick your position and your line, but once it started pitching you were locked in, with no way out except the end of the tube, very similar to this video, mixed with teahupoo. I got lucky and made every wave and never got eaten. I wish I could find footage of that. Gerry Lopez and his older brother Victor, were among the last 4 out there with me, and I stayed out as the last guy for another hour, surfing for 3 hours total, before it got too big and the storm hit, devastating Maui,washing the roads out, electric poles and thousands of trees down, houses smashed, and we were isolated for a week in Napili, with the stores out of almost everything. The president declared it a national disaster. Those were some of the heaviest waves of my life, and I think definitely the deepest barrels. It feels pretty good when you come out of the end of one of those and realize that you actually made it, with hundreds screaming, whistling, hooting, horns honking, for minutes afterwards. Just had to share that. I was 23, and now I'm 64, with too many sports injuries to surf hard anymore. It's all about getting out there while you are young and in your prime, and giving it all you These guys are crazy. Those ledges in the face and sub-waves within the main wave make it almost impossible to overcome, and hold a line low enough not to get sucked or pitched, but high enough not to get clothes lined by the pinching and undulating, ten foot thick lip. These guys made many valiant attempts but that boogie boarder is tougher than a rhino. I surfed Honolua Bay on the biggest day I've ever seen it, looking just like this. It was between the first and second week of January,1980, and not many had cameras back then. The storm that made the swell was the biggest kona low in recorded history, you can Google it. I'd call it 25ft hawaiian style or 50ft faces. Some famous old timer Maui people were out, but eventually just me and two other guys, with the cliffs lined with hundreds of spectators and surfers who came in. I was on a 7ft mini gun that I shaped and glassed myself. But the take offs were easy, way out in the ocean, before it got steep. You would have a sliegh ride take off, then have plenty of time to pick your position and your line, but once it started pitching you were locked in, with no way out except the end of the tube, very similar to this video, mixed with teahupoo. I got lucky and made every wave and never got eaten. I wish I could find footage of that day. Gerry Lopez and his older brother Victor, were among the last 4 out there with me, and I stayed out as the last guy for another hour, surfing for over 3 hours total, before it got too big, late in the day, and then the storm hit that night, devastating Maui, washing the roads out, electric poles and thousands of trees down, houses smashed, and we were isolated for a week in Napili, with the stores out of almost everything. The president declared it a national disaster. Those were some of the heaviest waves of my life, and I think definitely the deepest barrels. It feels pretty good when you come out of the end of one of those and realize that you actually made it, with hundreds screaming, whistling, hooting, horns honking, for minutes afterwards. Just had to share that. I was 23, and now I'm 64, with too many sports injuries to surf hard anymore. It's all about getting out there while you are young and in your prime, and giving it all you got! Now I get to be a happy spectator and watch the new youth. Go get 'em...! Now I get to be a happy spectator and watch the new youth. Go get 'em...
These guys are crazy. Those ledges in the face and sub-waves within the main wave make it almost impossible to overcome, and hold a line low enough not to get sucked or pitched, but high enough not to get clothes lined by the pinching and undulating, ten foot thick lip. These guys made many valiant attempts but that boogie boarder is tougher than a rhino. I surfed Honolua Bay on the biggest day I've ever seen it, looking just like this. It was between the first and second week of January,1980, and not many had cameras back then. The storm that made the swell was the biggest kona low in recorded history, you can Google it. I'd call it 25ft hawaiian style or 50ft faces. Some famous old timer Maui people were out, but eventually just me and two other guys, with the cliffs lined with hundreds of spectators and surfers who came in. I was on a 7ft mini gun that I shaped and glassed myself. But the take offs were easy, way out in the ocean, before it got steep. You would have a sliegh ride take off, then have plenty of time to pick your position and your line, but once it started pitching you were locked in, with no way out except the end of the tube, very similar to this video, mixed with teahupoo. I got lucky and made every wave and never got eaten. I wish I could find footage of that day. Gerry Lopez and his older brother Victor, were among the last 4 out there with me, and I stayed out as the last guy for another hour, surfing for over 3 hours total, before it got too big, late in the day, and then the storm hit that night, devastating Maui, washing the roads out, electric poles and thousands of trees down, houses smashed, and we were isolated for a week in Napili, with the stores out of almost everything. The president declared it a national disaster. Those were some of the heaviest waves of my life, and I think definitely the deepest barrels. It feels pretty good when you come out of the end of one of those and realize that you actually made it, with hundreds screaming, whistling, hooting, horns honking, for minutes afterwards. Just had to share that. I was 23, and now I'm 64, with too many sports injuries to surf hard anymore. It's all about getting out there while you are young and in your prime, and giving it all you got! Now I get to be a happy spectator and watch the new youth. Go get 'em...! Now I get to be a happy spectator and watch the new youth. Go get 'em...
That wave is smiting down upon them with great vengeance and furious anger. lol. Some of these heroes even made a few. Epic. The guy at 9:10 who gets barreled af then connects the section to the next peak down the line? Some heavy wave magic there.
Question from USA- I stayed in Manly Beach for a week and drove up the east coast to Byron Bay and back on holiday season 2009. One of the best month's of my life for sure (Saw Wolfmother in a bar in Byron Bay)...Where is deadmans located in relation to Manly Beach?
That stall to set up at 9:16. I imagine one day this guy is going to smack death in the face and say "don't sass talk me". What a wave id have that thing stuck in my dreams for the rest of my life.
8:55 watch 2 waves. That was a monster. Pure death pit. Huge respect to my bros. (fellow surfers) that wave got weird.... As Antman once said "its going to get weird." LOL. some adjustments were needed. Those fine details are what makes or breaks you. Great surfing!
That’s one of the most challenging rights I’ve ever seen. Very low success rate, but when you see a guy make a bomb all the way through, you can kind of understand the attraction. I’ve surfed some big, powerful waves in my day, but even on my most testosterone fueled day, I think I would have passed. The beat downs looked as heavy as anywhere. Cruel, but lovely.
Gnarly. Those cats have no fear. Sure the hold downs are wicked. The drop at the bottom even has a small double up to make it even that more insane. My salute to you if you paddled out that day!
Its the point with the rock outcrop and Manly right? It looks hazardous but boys they like to test themselves haha. It's only fun after, getting together and you survived.
As someone who's surfed in the past, I usually see a surf clip, mind surf and think ya I could do that (I'm wrong but good surfers make things look easy). This shows how brutal those conditions were, so the makes are that much more impressive! What an epic day that was!!
You never know though. You might get lucky. I've been on waves that I never should of made, but the way it broke, it feathered a bit at the top, just enough to get in earlier, and had gnarly rides.
Yeah, fair enough. That is bloody big. I lived in Sydney for years. Spent a lot time around Manly/Fairy Bower. Never saw anything like that. Got to be 20 feet. Nasty close outs!
Good place to sit and watch the carnage , definitely not a old boys wave ! I remember seeing a surfer below me getting the hiding of his life as his leash went around a rock he was prisoner to the waves he did survive minus board very cut up ,we couldn't get down to help! pretty shocking .
Major nod to the guys that can surf huge waves and have more fun than punishment. This wave is so savage , from the beginning of vlog to the end I see more tune ups than even makeable rides . The wave looks more in charge of the surfers , there is no actual drop in area guys seem to always get caught receiving wicked wipes n broken sticks .
Ants.... looks like a bunch of ants getting flushed down the toilet. Is this the end of point break? Bells beach Australia??? Bodie the first wipeout in the video, and that's the broken nose of his board down there in the rocks?
This was some of the most craziest wipeouts I've ever seen. The wave really lives up to it's name, and i don't believe I've ever seen footage or heard of this place. The surfers who charged that section from out the back must have balls of steel. The way they were diving and doin all they could to navigate this hideous mutant beast had almost in tears😅😅
I'm not a surfer, I am captivated watching people ride big waves. From someone who knows nothing to me looks like a very hard wave to predict, in turn making the the degree of difficulty harder than some bigger waves. So anyone cares to share an experienced opinion I would like to hear
i thought i saw someone make it out of a barrell but it was just his spirit
That was funny brah 👇🏼
That is to funny
Baahhaaaaaaaaa
Hahahaha
Even the boards didn't want to take off
This doesn't look fun. It looks like an exercise in survival. Kudos to any of those who paddled in that day.
Some people find that fun aye haha
4:13 and the few one like it look like dreamers but the rest I absolutely agree too low tide?? Or what’s going on here
@@cyberxdeth it's flippin heavy.
Looks fun to me! Also fun to swim in big swell.
I keep coming back occassionly to watch all the different footage of this most epic day of surfing and no matter how many times i see it, I’m just in awe of all the chargers who took to it. Especially my fellow goofies. And absolutely best of all, no friggin jet skis towing in, just crew charging it paddling in. Again, just epic. Love the raw footage too mate and the crowd “commentary” 👏👏
Ya no tow in s , it takes balls to paddle into one of those bad dredging fuck off waves ,
Balls of steel together in the same place. Looks super heavy and shallow on video image see it inside.
I live in Hawaii and I'm obsessed with this place, it's mental.
That's a powerful swell, what a beast of a wave! Thanks for keeping the pure sound of the surf. Hadn't seen video of this break, appropriately named indeed.
Well done specially the sound of the waves versus music which so many surfing videos have. You talk about close outs this wave is by definition close out.. Kudos to those surfers! 9:38 is one of the best I have seen.
That looked more like suicide than surfing.
Agreed! Barely any completed rides, huge slabby waves with no skis for help. Some serious bad asses out there!
That was the most amazing surfing footage I have ever seen !
1:08 That might've been the best decision he's ever made in his entire life
I kind of like that we're watching not the most skilled, but some very brave dudes facing some pretty brutal poundings. Props to their warrior spirit.
Not the most skilled? I scheme the reason the 'more skilled' guys aren't out there is cause they know better than to play russian roulette.
These guys are crazy. Those ledges in the face and sub-waves within the main wave make it almost impossible to overcome, and hold a line low enough not to get sucked or pitched, but high enough not to get clothes lined by the pinching and undulating, ten foot thick lip. These guys made many valiant attempts but that boogie boarder is tougher than a rhino. I surfed Honolua Bay on the biggest day I've ever seen it, looking just like this, but not quite as ledges, but definitely that thick. It was between the first and second week of January,1980, and not many had cameras back then. The storm that made the swell was the biggest kona low in recorded history, you can Google it. I'd call it 20ft hawaiian style or 40ft faces. Many famous people out, but eventually just me and two other guys, with the cliffs lined with hundreds on spectators and surfers who came in. I was on a 7ft mini gun that I shaped and glassed myself. But the take offs were easy, way out in the ocean, before it got steep. You would have a sliegh ride take off then have plenty of time to pick your position and your line, but once it started pitching you were locked in, with no way out except the end of the tube, very similar to this video, mixed with teahupoo. I got lucky and made every wave and never got eaten. I wish I could find footage of that. Gerry Lopez and his older brother Victor, were among the last 4 out there with me, and I stayed out as the last guy for another hour, surfing for 3 hours total, before it got too big and the storm hit, devastating Maui,washing the roads out, electric poles and thousands of trees down, houses smashed, and we were isolated for a week in Napili, with the stores out of almost everything. The president declared it a national disaster. Those were some of the heaviest waves of my life, and I think definitely the deepest barrels. It feels pretty good when you come out of the end of one of those and realize that you actually made it, with hundreds screaming, whistling, hooting, horns honking, for minutes afterwards. Just had to share that. I was 23, and now I'm 64, with too many sports injuries to surf hard anymore. It's all about getting out there while you are young and in your prime, and giving it all you These guys are crazy. Those ledges in the face and sub-waves within the main wave make it almost impossible to overcome, and hold a line low enough not to get sucked or pitched, but high enough not to get clothes lined by the pinching and undulating, ten foot thick lip. These guys made many valiant attempts but that boogie boarder is tougher than a rhino. I surfed Honolua Bay on the biggest day I've ever seen it, looking just like this. It was between the first and second week of January,1980, and not many had cameras back then. The storm that made the swell was the biggest kona low in recorded history, you can Google it. I'd call it 25ft hawaiian style or 50ft faces. Some famous old timer Maui people were out, but eventually just me and two other guys, with the cliffs lined with hundreds of spectators and surfers who came in. I was on a 7ft mini gun that I shaped and glassed myself. But the take offs were easy, way out in the ocean, before it got steep. You would have a sliegh ride take off, then have plenty of time to pick your position and your line, but once it started pitching you were locked in, with no way out except the end of the tube, very similar to this video, mixed with teahupoo. I got lucky and made every wave and never got eaten. I wish I could find footage of that day. Gerry Lopez and his older brother Victor, were among the last 4 out there with me, and I stayed out as the last guy for another hour, surfing for over 3 hours total, before it got too big, late in the day, and then the storm hit that night, devastating Maui, washing the roads out, electric poles and thousands of trees down, houses smashed, and we were isolated for a week in Napili, with the stores out of almost everything. The president declared it a national disaster. Those were some of the heaviest waves of my life, and I think definitely the deepest barrels. It feels pretty good when you come out of the end of one of those and realize that you actually made it, with hundreds screaming, whistling, hooting, horns honking, for minutes afterwards. Just had to share that. I was 23, and now I'm 64, with too many sports injuries to surf hard anymore. It's all about getting out there while you are young and in your prime, and giving it all you got! Now I get to be a happy spectator and watch the new youth. Go get 'em...! Now I get to be a happy spectator and watch the new youth. Go get 'em...
Sounds like you lived life right👊. Respect🤙
These guys are crazy. Those ledges in the face and sub-waves within the main wave make it almost impossible to overcome, and hold a line low enough not to get sucked or pitched, but high enough not to get clothes lined by the pinching and undulating, ten foot thick lip. These guys made many valiant attempts but that boogie boarder is tougher than a rhino. I surfed Honolua Bay on the biggest day I've ever seen it, looking just like this. It was between the first and second week of January,1980, and not many had cameras back then. The storm that made the swell was the biggest kona low in recorded history, you can Google it. I'd call it 25ft hawaiian style or 50ft faces. Some famous old timer Maui people were out, but eventually just me and two other guys, with the cliffs lined with hundreds of spectators and surfers who came in. I was on a 7ft mini gun that I shaped and glassed myself. But the take offs were easy, way out in the ocean, before it got steep. You would have a sliegh ride take off, then have plenty of time to pick your position and your line, but once it started pitching you were locked in, with no way out except the end of the tube, very similar to this video, mixed with teahupoo. I got lucky and made every wave and never got eaten. I wish I could find footage of that day. Gerry Lopez and his older brother Victor, were among the last 4 out there with me, and I stayed out as the last guy for another hour, surfing for over 3 hours total, before it got too big, late in the day, and then the storm hit that night, devastating Maui, washing the roads out, electric poles and thousands of trees down, houses smashed, and we were isolated for a week in Napili, with the stores out of almost everything. The president declared it a national disaster. Those were some of the heaviest waves of my life, and I think definitely the deepest barrels. It feels pretty good when you come out of the end of one of those and realize that you actually made it, with hundreds screaming, whistling, hooting, horns honking, for minutes afterwards. Just had to share that. I was 23, and now I'm 64, with too many sports injuries to surf hard anymore. It's all about getting out there while you are young and in your prime, and giving it all you got! Now I get to be a happy spectator and watch the new youth. Go get 'em...! Now I get to be a happy spectator and watch the new youth. Go get 'em...
@@100chickeneggs5 me too
That wave is smiting down upon them with great vengeance and furious anger. lol. Some of these heroes even made a few. Epic. The guy at 9:10 who gets barreled af then connects the section to the next peak down the line? Some heavy wave magic there.
Question from USA- I stayed in Manly Beach for a week and drove up the east coast to Byron Bay and back on holiday season 2009. One of the best month's of my life for sure (Saw Wolfmother in a bar in Byron Bay)...Where is deadmans located in relation to Manly Beach?
Whoever the bodyboarder is has serious balls.
heavy session, thanks for the raw footage!
This is the best vid this year hands down omg...this is where the world tour should be....
Wow. Fark'n beast. Cheers mate. Luv ya work
My cousin and his friend were out there and they nearly drowned. They're nuts!
2:43 is one of the craziest things ive ever seen a wave do
That stall to set up at 9:16. I imagine one day this guy is going to smack death in the face and say "don't sass talk me". What a wave id have that thing stuck in my dreams for the rest of my life.
That looks like fun. One guy makes a wave and everybody else spends the day trying to glue their board back together.
8:55 watch 2 waves. That was a monster. Pure death pit. Huge respect to my bros. (fellow surfers) that wave got weird.... As Antman once said "its going to get weird." LOL. some adjustments were needed. Those fine details are what makes or breaks you. Great surfing!
That’s one of the most challenging rights I’ve ever seen. Very low success rate, but when you see a guy make a bomb all the way through, you can kind of understand the attraction. I’ve surfed some big, powerful waves in my day, but even on my most testosterone fueled day, I think I would have passed. The beat downs looked as heavy as anywhere. Cruel, but lovely.
Why do all Australian waves spawn extra waves
That was 10 minutes of pure carnage 'The sea was angry that day my friends'
Like an old man trying to send back soup at a deli
I'm a marine biologist, yes!
What happens to the guy at 3;15 just before he goes out of sight? looks like he gets yanked into the spirit dimension?
That was so hard to watch can’t image being in there. The destruction level was intense 🤯
The inside section looks more fun than the outside. Damn slabs are gnarls!
Inside is Winki. And yep to outside point is not called Deadmans for nothing
Gnarly. Those cats have no fear. Sure the hold downs are wicked. The drop at the bottom even has a small double up to make it even that more insane. My salute to you if you paddled out that day!
Beautiful show. Thank you 👍
That has to be one of the scariest sessions ever! An absolute nightmare!
Pros or kamikazes, I am neither. Angry waves!
I was out there that day, I seens me mako jump full out the water outside log cabinets
8:06 and 9:14 were insane!!
Me too
Bye
That's the stupidest thing I've ever seen and the spots crowded?
Intimate relationship with an ever changing gradient.
Deadmans has some of the hardest charging maniacs around, Respect...
Guy lost his board, how do you get back in?
I grew up in Manly in the 70's and 80's, great to see the waves back and pumping and people getting chundered.
Jesus Christ, that’s carnage. No wonder they call it Deadman’s.
Amazing video! Crazy guys!!⚡⚡
Its the point with the rock outcrop and Manly right? It looks hazardous but boys they like to test themselves haha. It's only fun after, getting together and you survived.
As someone who's surfed in the past, I usually see a surf clip, mind surf and think ya I could do that (I'm wrong but good surfers make things look easy). This shows how brutal those conditions were, so the makes are that much more impressive! What an epic day that was!!
You never know though. You might get lucky. I've been on waves that I never should of made, but the way it broke, it feathered a bit at the top, just enough to get in earlier, and had gnarly rides.
Sick. Love this raw footage without Musik. Thanks
Terrified of water. Being on the east coast I stay on the skate board. But Im sure if I was born out there I would have been one of these guys.
Who is bodyboarding at 2:38 ? Anyone knows ?? That was a huge wipeout
Ride of the day to the surfer at 8:05?
That's the gnarliest surfing I've ever seen! Rugged mountaineering, in seconds.
I WAS OUT THERE
That sponger got merked on every wave he took. 🤣
It was there HUGE balls getting them down them waves !! respect to all that charged it - that is one heavy wave
That was off tap... thanks for the upload on this man..
That body boarder went the hardest. Respect.
Booger?, speed bump?, sponger?, Hero!
Yeah, fair enough. That is bloody big. I lived in Sydney for years. Spent a lot time around Manly/Fairy Bower. Never saw anything like that. Got to be 20 feet. Nasty close outs!
6:16 minute mark is a classic wipeout. Any chance of sending me that footage
Incredible footage of some fantastic rides and wipe outs.
Heavy as. And yet, there is no dead man. It's about 3ft deep in places. Really mad surfers at this size... Props to all!
Wish I hadn't watched that just before bed, gonna have some nightmares tonight.
That's one gnarly wave .lots of continual varing conditions
Good place to sit and watch the carnage , definitely not a old boys wave ! I remember seeing a surfer below me getting the hiding of his life as his leash went around a rock he was prisoner to the waves he did survive minus board very cut up ,we couldn't get down to
help! pretty shocking .
Heaviest most entertaining wave to watch. No jokes out there. Pedal to the medal an don't hesitate at the top. Go all in or don't go at all
This was actually a "Suicide Anonymous" meeting.
9:08 big wave entry?
Agreed that’s XXL
That boil that pops up when you need to make your bottom turn looks like it sucks......a lot.
Wave of your life or wipe out of your life. All the lads taking off deep inside are my heroes.
Props to the people who paddled Out in that and so many goofy footed people riding that beast backside. Fair play
Kinda a maverick’s drop into Teahupoʻo, a lot of carnage
Major nod to the guys that can surf huge waves and have more fun than punishment. This wave is so savage , from the beginning of vlog to the end I see more tune ups than even makeable rides . The wave looks more in charge of the surfers , there is no actual drop in area guys seem to always get caught receiving wicked wipes n broken sticks .
Wave: wanna ride this?
Surfer: YEEAA...nope.
I was all packed up & ready to go out that day on this wave when suddenly….
Ants.... looks like a bunch of ants getting flushed down the toilet. Is this the end of point break? Bells beach Australia??? Bodie the first wipeout in the video, and that's the broken nose of his board down there in the rocks?
This was some of the most craziest wipeouts I've ever seen. The wave really lives up to it's name, and i don't believe I've ever seen footage or heard of this place. The surfers who charged that section from out the back must have balls of steel. The way they were diving and doin all they could to navigate this hideous mutant beast had almost in tears😅😅
2:40 Slabs don't fail to amaze me, I mean WTF was that lil' ramp
I remember that day! I was going to paddle out, but I didn't have any wax 🤷🏻♂️
I respect these dudes. It's the fact that they're out there. They're some extreme individuals
Mr 8:05 I salute you. Big respect to everyone who took off. Big and ugly and unpredictable.
I wonder why it’s called Deadman’s?
No crappy surf music / north american angst rock.. great..
No jet ski no life vest
Raw
Respect👍👍👍
8:05 dudes my hero lol
Why does the waves get big on Wednesday?
In honor the film
Holy crap, it's like a four section Shipsterns !
so many fails that's a tough wave dude
I'm not a surfer, I am captivated watching people ride big waves. From someone who knows nothing to me looks like a very hard wave to predict, in turn making the the degree of difficulty harder than some bigger waves. So anyone cares to share an experienced opinion I would like to hear
Guess I should of surfed the comments before commenting
Amazing Manly...⭐🌐
5:53 yes there's gonna be broken boards. Without a doubt. 5:06 i never wanted a guy NOT to go so badly in my entire life. "don't go!"
Great video
The sound of the waves awesome
Love Aussies, always there to fling themselves over any ledge,cheers brother,you get me
Where is this? SF?
That guy at 2:01 horrendous situation
Gotta have balls to even be out there! Yeeeeeeeeeeeew!!!! Gnarly!
9:10 wave of the day! Ran it the way through!
Epic...best cuhrazy barrels of the day!
Is this strad
Such an appropriately named spot.
At 8:10 you talk about pulling up in the slot...hang on holy *^#t, Insane.
That barrel at 9:17min. WOW 😮. He must have trouble walking around with balls that big. Probably uses a stolen coles trolley to carry them with 🤙🤙🤙🤙
“Ho Brah he wen shred so bad he bus his stick!” Looks a lot like Subs and Coconuts outside Honolua Bay
9:58 The size of that monster! 👀
My God...
The definition of Gnarnage