God, I remember driving down from Scotland with the lads in a borrowed T5 transporter for that 2005 D1 demo at Silverstone. Seems like yesterday as well.
Good video Matt, very informative, nice to see some history being spoken about. Those early days seemed real special Keep it up. Also Alexi (Noriyaro) was saying the Tsuchiya video was incorrectly named Pluspy, they are the people who actually manufactured the video, but guessed that no one translated the actual name of it properly so it was called that. I think thats how it went.
Cool shoutout for robbie! When I lived in Japan my mom used to teach his kid in school! I remember going to see his cars when I was in highschool with a couple of my friends.
Just stumbled across your channel, content and production seem great! Outsiders was a big deal to me when it came out in my late teens, and the driftworks forum back in the day when they had their orange s15. Often see you on monkey Londons channel, and I look forward to seeing more!
Quinn from Canada here! I run a drift school here and it's always surprising to students when I try to show them that drifting started in Rallying. Video was great, and I loved learning more specific detail and timeline to the history I know and love. I think some more diagrams and visuals on some of your more technical videos will help, but I know making my own videos on the subject, that is the hardest part. Good shit though!
Of course, so many people were a part of this scene, it’s important to credit them! 💖 Fredrik is his name and I’ve just filmed an interview with him... amazing guy!!
Great video. I was putting my own thing together, learned heaps and I only noticed a few typos: I believe the pluspy videos are referred to as the pluspy videos but they were actually titled "the touge" and they were in a series of films that were sold in stores. The pluspy name comes from the company that published the videos And the initial d manga started in 1995 but the anime came out in 1998, moving overseas a few years later Extra stuff Tsuchiya's first race cars were kp61 starlet and Nissan sunny. One of his very early road cars was a 4 door hako skyline Tsuchiya got the drift king name from carboy magazine when he started drifting in the fuji freshman series. This was right before the pluspy videos I believe there was a CARBOY event in 1989 where drifting happened and Tsuchiya did some demonstrations in different cars, including AE86 and Gtr R32 which was newly released at the time. Ae86s were very popular at the time or so I've read in a blog
Many fond memories in there. Many points had been forgotten on my behalf. Already looking forward to next week. Was only talking with a customer about Rhys Millen the other day and couldn’t for the life of me remember his name, wasn’t he the first paid driver in the states to drift but was because he owned the race team (there was certainly something about it if it wasn’t that).
Drift Crash I just remember something, it may have even been something that was pushed by the media company that had coverage of it. Can’t for the life of me remember which channel it was on now (maybe bravo, was many years ago now. Cheers now I feel old 😢😂)
I remember being a little kid and watching D1 at Irwindale. I only lived a few blocks away from the track in Covina. Your drift works documentary later would solidify my love for drifting. Keep these videos up 🙏🏻
It's really interesting hearing this put into words with that level of detail. I primarily think in terms of feel and geometry and on a subconscious level. I am hands on with my cars to the point where there's very few bolts in them I haven't touched and I've spent hundreds of hours online researching suspension geometry for both grip and drift (as well as just slamming highway cruisers on the ground). I've driven and slid cars with both welded diffs/spools and limited slips but didn't realize there was that drastic of a difference in technique. I haven't gotten my driving to that level yet so it's great to have some insight ahead of time as I'm trying to sort out my cars after trading off my old drift car. I ran an underpowered Volvo 740 with a welded diff and DIY coilovers that were a little too soft for two whole years of local drift events plus a bunch of street driving. Currently working on both an AE86 coupe and a turbo swapped Ford Pinto. Don't have a motor for the AE86 yet (I got it because the 4ac grenaded again) and the Pinto wasn't intended to be a drift car but it's much closer to being done and surprised me by actually sliding controllably on leaf springs with a bad alignment and front end problems. This really gives me more to think about as I was planning to run a welded diff in the AE86 like I had in the Volvo, but I've recently slid the Pinto with a clutch type LSD and really liked how it responded despite having leaf springs (albeit upgraded ones). Didn't quite know how to put the difference in feeling into words nor did I realize how much the diff actually played into that. I thought the difference was more from driving a turbo car vs n/a but there's just so many factors at play
@@driftcrash2286 man I really enjoyed the video so much information in 23mins which can get any new guy up to speed. What I love the most was it was real knowledge from you and not edited and cut all up. Crazy I'm typing this message while in hachonohe now.
I really enjoyed the vid and didnt realise rys millen was the beginnings of drifting in the usa. I believe rys is a kiwi too. I discovered drifting around 2002 so pre youtube and was downloading what i could of weird Japanese drift vids even then it wasnt really an easy thing to find out about. Finally got to go in 2018 and went to watch spring matsuri at ebisu was amazing to be there tbh. Cheers for the vids really interesting stuff
@@driftcrash2286 hahahahahahaha you know it or just random porn for no reason labeled as an option vid! I went to edc Silverstone kumakubo and suenaga brought the team orange imprezas over and phil morrison had the newly built 2j s15. Went to jdm allstars at Wembley 2008 too was an amazing time for drifting it seemed.
Loved it Bro! 2007 was the year that i moved to the UK and that was the first time i met you at Kings Lynn arena with all the Team SS boyos! Miss those days! Keep on going!! Kuroi San is a God!!
This needs to be way longer :-) You could easily make an episode per decade. The content us superb. Keep the awesome work up. Thank you for the insides.
Nothing wrong with listening to history lesson about drift. It would be cool to see a feature on some of the famous cars from years gone by or brands that have come & gone, & are still here?!
Love your videos! Really inspiring to keep old school Japanese style of drifting. I would love to hear more about Naoki Nakamura and his story, really hard to find in English and his style and skill is unbelievable. He really is a inspiration! Greetings from Sweden
Another good vid! Came across a post or vid a while ago talking about Pluspy and if i remember it right that wasn't the actual name of the video but the name of the company that released it. Can't remember who or where it was posted but if i find it i'll send it to you.
Video is great man, mic is working brilliantly. The only thing I could say is to look at the camera when speaking but other than that it’s fine. Can’t wait for the next one 👍
@@driftcrash2286 I was actually surprised when your mention of initial d was so brief. I guess it wasn't as influential as I thought? Coming from someone who grew up on it, I'd just assumed that it was ubiquitous
It’s a bit like fast and furious... popularising, but also, an observation of drifting, rather a part of it. Although history would prove them to be quite influential 🤪
Pluspy (not plopsy haha) is the name of the company that produced the video, the actual title is just ‘The Touge” if you look at the cover. Realising how long ago GT Battle was makes me feel really old too. And Velocity/ziptied! I got kicked off for asking too many questions about drifting my AW11 😂
Chris Holt I said plupsy, wash your ears out. Have you got a source for the original title? I actually prefer plupsy 🤣🤣 Velocity was rad... the evolution became to clicky. But whatever man, still loving it ✌️
Drift Crash I must just have plop on the brain 😂 Look up photos of the VHS cover, it has a big 峠 at the top and says manufactured by pluspy on the back.
More videos like this, Good listen/watch! Would love to know about naoki being arrested and more info regarding street drifting scene in all the areas/famous spots
Terrorsquad Drift that’s as much as I’ll say on Naoki getting in trouble. There are things that are acceptable to speak about in Japan, that isn’t one 🙈🤣
Great video! Just a simple question, I don't get how the first competition introduced by Daijio and Inada is called at 3:05 (1988), maybe if you could spell it for me, thank you
Can you do a video about your thoughts on the future of drifting? What with the price of 80s,90s and even 00s cars going up in value, is it going to be easy for people to get into on a budget etc?
Pluspy, Tsuchiya's film is actually called "The Togue", and pluspy is the production company. It's part one of a series, and you can read about it here! sakuramedia86.wordpress.com/2019/03/25/pluspy-tsuchiyas-technique/ (which probably leads to more googling, to try and find all parts) #imanerd😅 Also loving these history lessons, Mitto! Goes perfectly with a beer, and some crisps!🍻
There may be a argument of dirt track racers of the 20's and 30's being the first drifters. From the orgins of moonshine runners. Pre nascar. As understeer was definitely used as a technique
@@driftcrash2286 it is extremely difficult to say where any motorsport originated from. Your outsiders video was so very important in my life. I watched it in 2013. I went to Japan for my first time in 2013. I love what your doing. Thank you for all the influence you've given me ✌
I apologise profusely for the great expense it had also caused you. The love hate is real 🤣 But thanks man... means a lot to me to be able to give something back 🙏
2004 saw the release of Need for Speed: Underground 2 which heavily featured drifting. I would think that was pretty important too? Not that I know anything about drifting.
@@driftcrash2286 yeah, makes sense. Although, greatly appreciate your well-focused and detailed summary about the golden era, pleasse do carry on, it`s great to see creditable people talking about what was the thing, before it is turned to be 1000bhp and crabwalking angle in many peoples eyes.
To really find who was the "first drifter" its pretty hard, i mean, you would have to know when was the first time a car oversteered, the whole discussion its a bit stupid imo
@@driftcrash2286 Do japanese pronounce it the way you do in the video? Sorry for being a pain, but japanese pronounciation with kinda english words is entertaining and I am german, so a bit of wannabe overprecise by nature 😂
At the risk of sounding like a sycophant, drift crash is the highlight of my week. Keep doing what you do buddy! How about airing one of those ‘option’ VHS on the channel some time?
slammed66 haha that’s awesome, thank you 💖 Plenty of option videos are out there if you hunt on RUclips. I don’t even have anything to play my own VHS tapes with 🤣🤣
Fun fact “Pluspy” was the name of the shop/team he belonged to at the time & the filmmakers decided the movie name! Source: I dm’ed him @driftkingtelevision lol
Please make a part 2. Do not be one bit afraid to go more in depth with stuff too. You’re full of info and cool facts. Share it!
Outsiders definitely contributed to the love I have for drifting, these vids are sick asf bro keep posting please!
Thank you for putting this together ❤️
God, I remember driving down from Scotland with the lads in a borrowed T5 transporter for that 2005 D1 demo at Silverstone. Seems like yesterday as well.
Drifting is still such a young sport compared to all the other motor sports. cant wait till we have drift events the size of a Nascar race
Not sure that will happen as it’s so misunderstood 🤷♂️
Good video Matt, very informative, nice to see some history being spoken about. Those early days seemed real special Keep it up. Also Alexi (Noriyaro) was saying the Tsuchiya video was incorrectly named Pluspy, they are the people who actually manufactured the video, but guessed that no one translated the actual name of it properly so it was called that. I think thats how it went.
tomfum yeah I’ve heard that a couple of time’s now. Maybe I can have a chat with Alexi and revisit the whole story in the future!
Cool shoutout for robbie! When I lived in Japan my mom used to teach his kid in school! I remember going to see his cars when I was in highschool with a couple of my friends.
Just stumbled across your channel, content and production seem great! Outsiders was a big deal to me when it came out in my late teens, and the driftworks forum back in the day when they had their orange s15. Often see you on monkey Londons channel, and I look forward to seeing more!
Quinn from Canada here! I run a drift school here and it's always surprising to students when I try to show them that drifting started in Rallying.
Video was great, and I loved learning more specific detail and timeline to the history I know and love. I think some more diagrams and visuals on some of your more technical videos will help, but I know making my own videos on the subject, that is the hardest part. Good shit though!
Quality is next level!
Hey, I think it's great how you gave credit to all the drivers involved.
The Blue Cressida driver is insane, didn't know he won a tournament. 😍
Of course, so many people were a part of this scene, it’s important to credit them! 💖 Fredrik is his name and I’ve just filmed an interview with him... amazing guy!!
Great video. I was putting my own thing together, learned heaps and I only noticed a few typos:
I believe the pluspy videos are referred to as the pluspy videos but they were actually titled "the touge" and they were in a series of films that were sold in stores. The pluspy name comes from the company that published the videos
And the initial d manga started in 1995 but the anime came out in 1998, moving overseas a few years later
Extra stuff
Tsuchiya's first race cars were kp61 starlet and Nissan sunny. One of his very early road cars was a 4 door hako skyline
Tsuchiya got the drift king name from carboy magazine when he started drifting in the fuji freshman series. This was right before the pluspy videos
I believe there was a CARBOY event in 1989 where drifting happened and Tsuchiya did some demonstrations in different cars, including AE86 and Gtr R32 which was newly released at the time. Ae86s were very popular at the time or so I've read in a blog
There is so much, thank you for adding to the story 💖
@@driftcrash2286 np, you guys made the best video I've ever seen on this topic
I got into drifting in drifting in 98 to, i loved phils black s¹4 and got mine in 2001(still have it).
Good job man! I wish I had kept some of the cars I’ve sold. I’ve never been fantastic at
Money, so I’ve been up and down the ladder a few times 🙈
Fuck this was brilliant, more of this man
Many fond memories in there. Many points had been forgotten on my behalf. Already looking forward to next week.
Was only talking with a customer about Rhys Millen the other day and couldn’t for the life of me remember his name, wasn’t he the first paid driver in the states to drift but was because he owned the race team (there was certainly something about it if it wasn’t that).
wayne lovelock no idea on that one, i suppose I could try to ask him at some stage!
Drift Crash I just remember something, it may have even been something that was pushed by the media company that had coverage of it. Can’t for the life of me remember which channel it was on now (maybe bravo, was many years ago now. Cheers now I feel old 😢😂)
Just discovered your channel and man.. THANKS. All that knowledge that you share with us is pure gold.. Excited to see the next video. Again, THANKS!
Danger zone number one, good shit setting up a youtube channel mitto
Superb as usual.
I remember being a little kid and watching D1 at Irwindale. I only lived a few blocks away from the track in Covina. Your drift works documentary later would solidify my love for drifting. Keep these videos up 🙏🏻
this video is amazing, you earned a subscriber
Thank you for your contribution and continued efforts! Respect is thru the roof for Mito
Thank you
It's really interesting hearing this put into words with that level of detail. I primarily think in terms of feel and geometry and on a subconscious level. I am hands on with my cars to the point where there's very few bolts in them I haven't touched and I've spent hundreds of hours online researching suspension geometry for both grip and drift (as well as just slamming highway cruisers on the ground). I've driven and slid cars with both welded diffs/spools and limited slips but didn't realize there was that drastic of a difference in technique. I haven't gotten my driving to that level yet so it's great to have some insight ahead of time as I'm trying to sort out my cars after trading off my old drift car. I ran an underpowered Volvo 740 with a welded diff and DIY coilovers that were a little too soft for two whole years of local drift events plus a bunch of street driving. Currently working on both an AE86 coupe and a turbo swapped Ford Pinto. Don't have a motor for the AE86 yet (I got it because the 4ac grenaded again) and the Pinto wasn't intended to be a drift car but it's much closer to being done and surprised me by actually sliding controllably on leaf springs with a bad alignment and front end problems. This really gives me more to think about as I was planning to run a welded diff in the AE86 like I had in the Volvo, but I've recently slid the Pinto with a clutch type LSD and really liked how it responded despite having leaf springs (albeit upgraded ones). Didn't quite know how to put the difference in feeling into words nor did I realize how much the diff actually played into that. I thought the difference was more from driving a turbo car vs n/a but there's just so many factors at play
Respect! Taito Battle Gear 4 Tuned - All Japan Downhill Champion 😎
The best arcade machine ever. Shame not many made it to the UK.
I was devastated to see the @driftgameslife guys chop one up! 😭
@@driftcrash2286 that is madness.
I still want one but it's going to be £5-10k imported, that's not likely to happen for me.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge dude!!
Plupsy is now saved in my favorites!
I thought GT Battle was before the 1st time at Silverstone? That's how I remember it anyway, awesome stuff, keep it up!
mertles14 it was, but it was also in the same year and not as high level as D1. My timeline is based on the development of Japanese technique 🙂
great stuff man such a soothing voice from a mad man haha.
Pinku Style TV it’s the SM7B and cloud lifter making me sound all sexy 😂
@@driftcrash2286 man I really enjoyed the video so much information in 23mins which can get any new guy up to speed. What I love the most was it was real knowledge from you and not edited and cut all up. Crazy I'm typing this message while in hachonohe now.
Hey man, great content. Pluspy is the name of the production company who distrubuted the video. Somehow it stick as the video name. Cheers
I really enjoyed the vid and didnt realise rys millen was the beginnings of drifting in the usa. I believe rys is a kiwi too. I discovered drifting around 2002 so pre youtube and was downloading what i could of weird Japanese drift vids even then it wasnt really an easy thing to find out about. Finally got to go in 2018 and went to watch spring matsuri at ebisu was amazing to be there tbh. Cheers for the vids really interesting stuff
jason mummery torrents for the win. 50:50 a ropey clip or a virus ridden copy of a Disney movie 🤣🤣
@@driftcrash2286 hahahahahahaha you know it or just random porn for no reason labeled as an option vid! I went to edc Silverstone kumakubo and suenaga brought the team orange imprezas over and phil morrison had the newly built 2j s15. Went to jdm allstars at Wembley 2008 too was an amazing time for drifting it seemed.
Loved it Bro! 2007 was the year that i moved to the UK and that was the first time i met you at Kings Lynn arena with all the Team SS boyos! Miss those days!
Keep on going!!
Kuroi San is a God!!
Love this man! So good to know how it all started!
So much more than that to the story, but gotta start some place!
This needs to be way longer :-) You could easily make an episode per decade. The content us superb. Keep the awesome work up. Thank you for the insides.
Thanks man! Appreciate it. I’d make them longer, but I’m not great at doing this unsupervised and honestly done have enough hours in the day 🙈🤣
Wow I didn’t know tsuchiya and in Inada had an influence on modified car laws in japan!
Nothing wrong with listening to history lesson about drift. It would be cool to see a feature on some of the famous cars from years gone by or brands that have come & gone, & are still here?!
There are a few that need mentioning for sure!! 🙏🙏
amazing. thank you.
Love your videos! Really inspiring to keep old school Japanese style of drifting.
I would love to hear more about Naoki Nakamura and his story, really hard to find in English and his style and skill is unbelievable. He really is a inspiration!
Greetings from Sweden
Such a dope video. Cant wait for more brother ❤ i love how drifting seems to be picking back up with popularity again. Makes me smile.
CravennHD I feel like the roots of drifting are proving how strong they are...
awesome vid!!! thanks man
Great great great content. Please do more, and go more in depth too, very interesting!
Another good vid!
Came across a post or vid a while ago talking about Pluspy and if i remember it right that wasn't the actual name of the video but the name of the company that released it.
Can't remember who or where it was posted but if i find it i'll send it to you.
RicSupra I just posted this above and then realised you’d already said it 🙄
If you look at the video cover the title just says “峠” or “touge”.
By the way I am going to share and highlight this video to the group. cheers
I’m definitely looking forward to more of this. 👍👍👊
Awesome video! 👍🏻 can’t wait to see more content 🙂
Learnt alot man, I loved outsiders and have rewatched it a few times. Great content from someone who is clearly passionate about drifting. 👍👍
This was thoroughly enjoyable to listen to. Keep it up would love to hear more , a part two would be great.
Brilliant video and loving the content 👌
Video is great man, mic is working brilliantly. The only thing I could say is to look at the camera when speaking but other than that it’s fine. Can’t wait for the next one 👍
Nathan Temple it’s a really strange thing to do tbh. I don’t much like looking at people, let alone cameras. Can stare at cars for days though 👻
Drift Crash I feel you, always found it a little awkward with people but cars on the other hand 😍
Loved this episode. Looking forward to the next one👍
This is so thorough. Thanks for putting so much work into this
I could improve a few parts for sure, but thank you! 💖
@@driftcrash2286 I was actually surprised when your mention of initial d was so brief. I guess it wasn't as influential as I thought? Coming from someone who grew up on it, I'd just assumed that it was ubiquitous
It’s a bit like fast and furious... popularising, but also, an observation of drifting, rather a part of it. Although history would prove them to be quite influential 🤪
Pluspy (not plopsy haha) is the name of the company that produced the video, the actual title is just ‘The Touge” if you look at the cover.
Realising how long ago GT Battle was makes me feel really old too.
And Velocity/ziptied! I got kicked off for asking too many questions about drifting my AW11 😂
Chris Holt I said plupsy, wash your ears out. Have you got a source for the original title? I actually prefer plupsy 🤣🤣
Velocity was rad... the evolution became to clicky. But whatever man, still loving it ✌️
Drift Crash I must just have plop on the brain 😂
Look up photos of the VHS cover, it has a big 峠 at the top and says manufactured by pluspy on the back.
Good video of drifting,I always enjoy watching your vids especially the rc drift channel you had a couple of years ago.Keep up the good work.
This was fantastic. I found the channel thanks to Ben S. I didn't realise its ruined my life for so long 🙄
More videos like this, Good listen/watch! Would love to know about naoki being arrested and more info regarding street drifting scene in all the areas/famous spots
Terrorsquad Drift that’s as much as I’ll say on Naoki getting in trouble. There are things that are acceptable to speak about in Japan, that isn’t one 🙈🤣
I still remember seeing Walton smith in a P100 drifting at Rockingham and winning, no idea the year 🤦🏻♂️😂
Adrian May 15 years ago, 2005! Makes me feel ancient😭
Chris Holt haha mad
thank you for sharing the info it was fun
I’m glad! 💖
More !! 🙌
Thankfully there is a lot more!
Great video! Just a simple question, I don't get how the first competition introduced by Daijio and Inada is called at 3:05 (1988), maybe if you could spell it for me, thank you
It’s IKATEN. “IKA” meaning squid and “TEN” from TENGOKU meaning heaven 🙂✌️
Can you do a video about your thoughts on the future of drifting? What with the price of 80s,90s and even 00s cars going up in value, is it going to be easy for people to get into on a budget etc?
Keanu Copp I will get around to that eventually. But in short, the time is now. There is a time limit on drifting for sure.
I thought pluspy was the name of the guys who produced it and the actual name of the video is "The touge" in Japanese of course
Correct, but it’s commonly known as pluspy as far as I’m aware.
Pluspy, Tsuchiya's film is actually called "The Togue", and pluspy is the production company. It's part one of a series, and you can read about it here! sakuramedia86.wordpress.com/2019/03/25/pluspy-tsuchiyas-technique/ (which probably leads to more googling, to try and find all parts) #imanerd😅
Also loving these history lessons, Mitto! Goes perfectly with a beer, and some crisps!🍻
There may be a argument of dirt track racers of the 20's and 30's being the first drifters. From the orgins of moonshine runners. Pre nascar. As understeer was definitely used as a technique
korosu chimu I went back as far as I’ve had it explained to me by the older generations of Japanese drivers 🙂
@@driftcrash2286 it is extremely difficult to say where any motorsport originated from. Your outsiders video was so very important in my life. I watched it in 2013. I went to Japan for my first time in 2013. I love what your doing. Thank you for all the influence you've given me ✌
I apologise profusely for the great expense it had also caused you. The love hate is real 🤣 But thanks man... means a lot to me to be able to give something back 🙏
2004 saw the release of Need for Speed: Underground 2 which heavily featured drifting. I would think that was pretty important too? Not that I know anything about drifting.
Drifting is the reason you will see cops in snowdonia, away from civ at 2 in morning 😂
Very interesting
Suprised there was no mention of ken block
Missed to mention the red vull world drifting champ in the u.s.
I think I counted by event number rather than mention it specifically. Although it’s part of the next stage of the drift history really! ✌️
@@driftcrash2286 yeah, makes sense. Although, greatly appreciate your well-focused and detailed summary about the golden era, pleasse do carry on, it`s great to see creditable people talking about what was the thing, before it is turned to be 1000bhp and crabwalking angle in many peoples eyes.
How tf do I get my hands on an option magazine subscription in English ?
It’s not a thing as far as I know?
Love this video, keep it up bud. @_adrianmay
To really find who was the "first drifter" its pretty hard, i mean, you would have to know when was the first time a car oversteered, the whole discussion its a bit stupid imo
Except it’s actually traceable and commonly known by the older generation of drivers in Japan. I didn’t just make it up for a laugh 🤣✌️
@@driftcrash2286 well idk, ive seen Gran Prix races in the 40s with cars "drifting" in some corners
Sliding or oversteering maybe, but simply being sideways isn’t the definition of drifting imho.
@@driftcrash2286 agree on that
RIP Kuni san
Isnt it "pluspy" like Plus Py instead of "Plupsy" like Plup Sy?
Whichever you prefer. Bride / brid. Potato potaaato 🤣
@@driftcrash2286 Do japanese pronounce it the way you do in the video? Sorry for being a pain, but japanese pronounciation with kinda english words is entertaining and I am german, so a bit of wannabe overprecise by nature 😂
Kheibecuewra
Bless you!
Pluspy, not plub py
Autocorrect got me.
At the risk of sounding like a sycophant, drift crash is the highlight of my week.
Keep doing what you do buddy!
How about airing one of those ‘option’ VHS on the channel some time?
slammed66 haha that’s awesome, thank you 💖 Plenty of option videos are out there if you hunt on RUclips. I don’t even have anything to play my own VHS tapes with 🤣🤣
Fun fact “Pluspy” was the name of the shop/team he belonged to at the time & the filmmakers decided the movie name!
Source: I dm’ed him @driftkingtelevision lol