Holy shit I just heard the news and I'm floored. All the memories of watching myth busters and having my mind blown of what these guys could create and test. What a sad day.
Well I just heard the news. Absolutely devastated. He was my favourite personality on the show as he didn't try to "steal" it but he was still a funny dude. So sad. Life takes the good ones far too young. God Bless Grant rest in peace.
He was kind of presented in Mythbusters as the guy who does the "leftover" busting. Well, it wasn't HIS show I guess. Anyways, all of them seemed quite talented to be fair.
I grew up watching him as he came onto Mythbusters and loved him and his personality. Have even been getting into his new show White Rabbit Project 🐇. I've been able to introduce my daughter to him this way. Truly a terrible loss to many, many people. Rest in piece grant, you've done so much for this world.
It is indeed devastating for us Mythbusters fans. I'm heartbroken at this. Rest in peace Grant Imahara. You are cool, fun, funny, talented and awesome. You're gone too soon. We will miss you.
600Lbs falling like that is considered almost death. Imagine getting driven over by the back wheel of a car. Never underestimate the power of a heavy falling object, they a scary boi
@@SheepShanker That ain't the same. Many people die every day from heavy objects in blue collar work. Not very many get killed by standing on the sidewalk. Granted, sidewalks aren't safe either. lumberjacks have one of the most dangerous jobs in the world (~1/200 chance of death on the job). Their job is to make heavy objects fall. Have you been around large falling objects? Have you seen the insurance rates for anyone working around cranes/forklifts. My grandpa's company pays ~60$/hr in insurance per employee because cranes and forklifts. If they didn't have those, I believe the rates would be ~20$/hr. Insurance is based of the likelihood of an injury and the cost of said injury, with that high of rates, it shows the rate and cost are VERY high.
This is so heartbreaking. I have the entire Mythbusters collection, and often watch episodes several times per week. He will be greatly missed. Rest in peace, Grant.
The fact that Adam and so much of the build team worked together on star wars for a time before mythbusters is really interesting to me. It's one of those cool details we find out as adults I guess. Grant had such an influence on so much in my life. RIP GRANT it hurts that I'll never get to meet you at a con and thank you for all of your work 💔💔💔
6:57 is a tragic shot. Only one of the people in the frame is still alive. Both Jessi and Grant died within a year of each other. Really heartbreaking.
You know I really didn’t feel like 2020 was to bad of a year until now. Quite honestly I’ve felt that I could “manage” every tragic event of 2020, but this hits noticeably harder than anything that has happened yet. Grant had an amazing impact on me, growing my passion for electronics and electrical engineering. Out of every mythbusters cast member he was the one I empathized with most. He was a great man who inspired the next generation to engineer, make, and invent. You will be forever remembered and missed by me and the millions you inspired throughout your life. Good bye.
@Justin Martone Haha, calling others cancer and only after that say you hope I'm joking.... It's actually the people like you who shout cancer all day long and don't use their brain. My original post was obviously a joke, but you saying that I'm a cancer of society wasn't a joke apparently.... So in the end, you're the cancer here.
@Justin Martone no no OP is right. Its a basic human social skill to recognize a joke. And no matter how many ways you try an explain it, the fact that you commented what you did shows a lot about you. A lot if things that i dont care to spell out for you, but you should seriously do some personal reflection.
@Justin Martone it was advice, old man. Take it or leave it, your choice, not mine. Now stop replying, and go do something with the precious little time you have left instead of trying to retain the precious little dignity you have left amongst people who couldnt care less
he didn't stop it with his hand. it weighs 600 lbs. if it had kept tipping it would have crushed his lower body and he would be stuck there without help until someone came into the workshop the next day.
@@TinyTyranitar95350 You must not understand how leverage works. There was not nearly that much weight being applied to him while the robot is teetering on one side.
@@hackdeez1075 eh... no. More like 30-60lbs of momentum. The 600lbs mass is clearly supported by the parts resting on the floor when he stopped the tumbling.
He was literally the most kind person. He didn't deserve this. No one does. My child hood memories involve Mythbusters. And battle bots. Grant. You. We're. My. Favorite.
I miss Geoff Peterson. As a long time Mythbusters fan I'm surprised some of the other machines Grant built on the show didn't at least injure him, especially the ones with swinging blades. RIP Jessi Combs.
I remember one time he was making some sort of decapitation weapon based on an old kung fu movie. He built hidden blades in it that would swing out when he pulled the string back. He tested it on a table and had it WAY TOO CLOSE. I don't exactly remember how close it was but it could have easily gutted him. Glad you're still with us Grant lol. Keep making awesome/badass stuff but please be careful haha
Just got the news of his untimely passing, very bizarre and sad. The late late show was the only talk show I always wanted to watch and I remember being pleasantly surprised to find out my fellow yellow mythbuster rep Grant created Geoff. It always made me feel good growing up seeing a smart, engineering type dude getting mainstream media attention and being entertaining to boot. RIP Grant Imahara, your creations and influence shall live on.
I'm in my forties used to watch mythbusters in my 30s and thought Grant was in his 20s at the time. Turns out he's at least 5 or 6 years older than me!
I liked him the most on Myth Busters. He personified a humble nice guy you would enjoy a beer with. His death saddened me more than most of the others among the famous who died.
I wached this video this morning, whilst being unaware of his death at that time. He was my favorite mythbuster if i had to pick, but they are all fascinating engineers to me. He will truly be a loss to society, and to the millions of scientists and engineers who ware inspired by his genius. Rest in peace Grant,You will not be forgotten.
Bringing pride and cementing the Asian stereotype But honestly tho, dude accomplished big things with knowledge and ingenuity, is a genius and also remarkably humble and respectful. A true role model
Man I’m legit sad about his death. I spent many hours watching you on tv when I was younger. You were always funny, super intelligent and humble. Rest easy my nerdy friend. I’ll see you again one day. ✌🏻
R.I P. Grant Imahara,you gave the world R2D2 and C3PO and that's enough contribution to my childhood to be remembered as a pillar of immense awesomeness!
I knew him most in the show called Battlebots in the late 90's and early 2000's. He had a bot called deadblow in which produced many wins. He'll deeply be missed R.I.P.
"Never work late at night alone with heavy equipmemt." : Looks around shed im sitting in hmmmm tesla coil, Rail gun, 22 ton press, cnc lathe, engine planer, hydrogen converter, black powder mixer, 10ftby 10 ft 3d printer, and a keg of beer. Hmm this should end well.
RIP My Childhood Hero, Battlebots and Mythbusters was one of my favorites shows, I didnt expect to get back here 8 months after I posted my comment about you. 2020 just couldnt get any better
I remember skipping college classes to go to Battle bots in Las Vegas and when I was there I got to meet Grant Imahara well fast forward to when he started to appear MythBusters and I remember looking at my dad and asking him "Hey isn't that the guy we got to meet at BattleBots?" What a small world this is.
i understand that youve probably have not worked around heavy equipment but what happened in that video is a damn close call. Imagine if that 800 lb piece of steel rolled one more time? He would have been pinned down by it. The crushing factor on his legs could have easily killed him especially because you have no idea when he could have received help. Life in trades like this is easily taken away. Since ive been a welder, ive known of 5 men who have died. That is only a couple years.
I can see where this might be a dicey situation if you are a zombie, or a three-toed sloth, or blind drunk. It seems to me, though, that Grant has decent reflexes for a human and would have had no trouble getting out of the way if the robot had rolled back a few more feet.
Saucy_Bones when I was in mechanics in highschool, amongst many other safety related things, one of them is to keep hands/limbs/yourself away from a heavy object if it were to fall. Human Instinct is to catch something before it falls over. Not recommended when it comes machinery. Just let it fall and get out of the way. Unless you're okay with getting crushed or having your arm pulled out of your socket because you "tried" to catch a heavy item and it tore your arm out. Sounds silly to try and catch something that is clearly heavy but they have safety courses for a reason. A 500lb steel log rolling slowly doesn't look 500lbs until it rolls onto your foot and you realize you can't get it off you.
People in the comments: The Spider fell over slowly, that's not dangerous People also in the comments: don't understand what 600 lbs on top of a human chest can do to them, when said person is all alone, and is trapped until help comes. Suffocation and being crushed to death was a real possibility. He did not stop a 600+ pound object with one hand, he panicked and held his hand out. It just happened to stop.
it's so sad and heart breaking... I was watching Grant with Kari & Tori in NetFlix, full of life... most of the funny moments in MythBusters are with Grant & Tori... they have the best comedic chemistry at MythBusters... his technical mastery overtimes his co-hosts most of the time... am so gonna miss him... no more pain, Grant...
I took the news of his death really hard. I'm so glad I was able to meet him a few years ago at Salt Lake FanX and he was extremely nice. I loved being able to meet one of the Mythbusters, I love that show so much.
I had an immediate crush on Grant when I first saw him on Mythbusters. To me, he defied stereotypes by being a cool, attractive, funny, Asian nerd. I was even more floored when he had R2D2 on the show and he revealed he got to work on and operate Artoo for the prequels. R2D2 is my absolute favorite Star Wars character! So you can imagine what a big deal that was and how it blew my mind!! I've always wondered if the beauty marks on the side of Grant's face formed the Big Dipper. May he rest amongst the stars. 🙏💙
Honestly I hope to have a life half as entertaining as this man's Mythbusters was part of the reason I became interested in engineering, and now I am entering my junior year at a major university.
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Who is the best scientist on Mythbusters?
There are scientists on Mythbusters?
Phineas and ferb
Jamie (want big boom)
@@benparker384 yes, yes there is.
Macro scientists, it still science.
Holy shit I just heard the news and I'm floored. All the memories of watching myth busters and having my mind blown of what these guys could create and test. What a sad day.
Same for me man...
And I just heard last week 😔
R.I.P Grant you magnificent human being. We were all so lucky to watch your incredible talent take off. You will be sorely missed in this world....
what a legend! ...i watched some old robot-wars videos when i found this and reading the title expected some drama
2020 is just trash , RIP Grant Imahara.
Caligula Fortuna yeah...
1347 worse
2020 has a trash-can of a heart.
RIP Grant Imahara.
The good get taken by god first
Video: “Grant was arguably the most capable”
Me: I don’t see anyone arguing against that... EVER
And now he's gone. His brain was too powerful for his own good.
Rest easy, friend. You made our childhoods hilariously educational and fun.
Always like him on Mythbusters - he knew his stuff. But I had no idea he was so accomplished.
Well I just heard the news. Absolutely devastated. He was my favourite personality on the show as he didn't try to "steal" it but he was still a funny dude. So sad. Life takes the good ones far too young. God Bless Grant rest in peace.
Rest in peace Grant imahara he will live on in the memories of thousands of people who cherish the memories that you gave them
Someone I thought I would never be so affected by his passing, was him. So sudden, thank you for everything Grant.
He was kind of presented in Mythbusters as the guy who does the "leftover" busting. Well, it wasn't HIS show I guess. Anyways, all of them seemed quite talented to be fair.
True
Carrie sucked
Thomas Lindell she died bro
@@thomaslindell5448 Kari and I think she needed to stop the nerds from overnerding. Although she wasn't a great host or a great engineer either.
Thomas Lindell Carrie is only there for eye candy ok.Just like Pamala Anderson in the first season of a show call Home Improvement with Tim Allen.
I grew up watching him as he came onto Mythbusters and loved him and his personality. Have even been getting into his new show White Rabbit Project 🐇. I've been able to introduce my daughter to him this way. Truly a terrible loss to many, many people. Rest in piece grant, you've done so much for this world.
It is indeed devastating for us Mythbusters fans. I'm heartbroken at this. Rest in peace Grant Imahara. You are cool, fun, funny, talented and awesome. You're gone too soon. We will miss you.
This video was suggested to me just HOURS before his passing. Rest in peace, Grant. May the force be with you wherever you are.
His robot almost killed him
Robot: falls over
600Lbs falling like that is considered almost death. Imagine getting driven over by the back wheel of a car. Never underestimate the power of a heavy falling object, they a scary boi
@@Test-tz8pg imagine standing on the sidewalk and a truck drives by
@@SheepShanker Too spooky.
@@SheepShanker That ain't the same. Many people die every day from heavy objects in blue collar work. Not very many get killed by standing on the sidewalk. Granted, sidewalks aren't safe either. lumberjacks have one of the most dangerous jobs in the world (~1/200 chance of death on the job). Their job is to make heavy objects fall. Have you been around large falling objects? Have you seen the insurance rates for anyone working around cranes/forklifts. My grandpa's company pays ~60$/hr in insurance per employee because cranes and forklifts. If they didn't have those, I believe the rates would be ~20$/hr. Insurance is based of the likelihood of an injury and the cost of said injury, with that high of rates, it shows the rate and cost are VERY high.
@@Test-tz8pg many people die from a robot almost landing on their foot?
This is so heartbreaking. I have the entire Mythbusters collection, and
often watch episodes several times per week. He will be greatly missed.
Rest in peace, Grant.
Dislike for the bs “untold” truth title
i rarely downvote but i agree. downvoted.
Had anyone ever told you before?
OMG! Grant created Geoff Peterson? Literally the Best Talkshow Sidekick ever!
The fact that Adam and so much of the build team worked together on star wars for a time before mythbusters is really interesting to me. It's one of those cool details we find out as adults I guess. Grant had such an influence on so much in my life.
RIP GRANT it hurts that I'll never get to meet you at a con and thank you for all of your work 💔💔💔
RIP Grant Imahara. You made our childhood life, memorable with your techy robots and science technologies. Your legacy will be missed.
6:57 is a tragic shot. Only one of the people in the frame is still alive. Both Jessi and Grant died within a year of each other. Really heartbreaking.
Man what an inspiring, light bringer of a human. My heart hurts knowing the world is now without this incredibly talented innovator.
R.I.P. Grant
You know I really didn’t feel like 2020 was to bad of a year until now. Quite honestly I’ve felt that I could “manage” every tragic event of 2020, but this hits noticeably harder than anything that has happened yet. Grant had an amazing impact on me, growing my passion for electronics and electrical engineering. Out of every mythbusters cast member he was the one I empathized with most. He was a great man who inspired the next generation to engineer, make, and invent. You will be forever remembered and missed by me and the millions you inspired throughout your life. Good bye.
Grant Imahara was truely a genius and under rated prop creator. he will forever live on in the man that i am today.
So even with such a title there's still no dirt on the guy?? We must search harder!
Yezpahr they never even mentioned he starred in a lot of fanfiction for Star Trek Many of which had some good production values.
I'm sure he called Ukraine too, quick call Adam Schiff.
@Justin Martone Haha, calling others cancer and only after that say you hope I'm joking.... It's actually the people like you who shout cancer all day long and don't use their brain.
My original post was obviously a joke, but you saying that I'm a cancer of society wasn't a joke apparently.... So in the end, you're the cancer here.
@Justin Martone no no OP is right. Its a basic human social skill to recognize a joke. And no matter how many ways you try an explain it, the fact that you commented what you did shows a lot about you. A lot if things that i dont care to spell out for you, but you should seriously do some personal reflection.
@Justin Martone it was advice, old man. Take it or leave it, your choice, not mine. Now stop replying, and go do something with the precious little time you have left instead of trying to retain the precious little dignity you have left amongst people who couldnt care less
Video: "The spider machine nearly killed Imahara"
also Video: *spider machine slowly tips over and is easily stopped one-handed by Imahara*
he didn't stop it with his hand. it weighs 600 lbs. if it had kept tipping it would have crushed his lower body and he would be stuck there without help until someone came into the workshop the next day.
@@TinyTyranitar95350 You must not understand how leverage works. There was not nearly that much weight being applied to him while the robot is teetering on one side.
@@TwoAPTMLMusicProductions exactly , it's 600 pounds.
@@hackdeez1075 eh... no. More like 30-60lbs of momentum. The 600lbs mass is clearly supported by the parts resting on the floor when he stopped the tumbling.
@@hackdeez1075 you also apparently DON'T KNOW HOW LEVERAGE WORKS 😂
He was literally the most kind person. He didn't deserve this. No one does. My child hood memories involve Mythbusters. And battle bots. Grant. You. We're. My. Favorite.
RIP Grant. We will miss you so much. Fly high ♥️
Rest in piece brother, thank you for everything you've done to inspire others.
A little sad but happy to see Jesse Combs in this video.
Yeah, she is gone but not forgotten by her fans.
Me too.
Wow didnt hear about this until now. She was great on spike tv back in the day. Rip.
Wow. I had no clue she had passed away. Can’t believe I didn’t hear anything about it, it was less than a month and a half ago. Hell of a woman.
Made me sad too
RIP Grant you will be missed, you were a inspiration to all aspiring engineers.
RIP Grant you’ll be missed by many!
R.I.P Grant... What a brilliant mind he was, my prays goes to you,your family and friends... 😔🤲🙏
I’m so over this year. Everything has been heartbreaking. RIP. 💔
RIP you mad scientist. You were a role model for many young people and who knows how many you've inspired to get into STEM fields. Rest easy 😭
R.I.P. grant. Contributed to much of my childhood. Always entertaining on myth busters as well
Rest in peace grant! sad you're gone so young
Rest In Peace Sir Grant Imahara.
Thank you for a fun childhood
Title: The Untold Truth of the guy who built robots
Video: This guy built a ton of robots
WTF?
R.I.P Grant, a great man.
I miss Geoff Peterson. As a long time Mythbusters fan I'm surprised some of the other machines Grant built on the show didn't at least injure him, especially the ones with swinging blades. RIP Jessi Combs.
I'm so sad he has passed on. A brilliant mind left this world too soon. I'm so sorry for his family and friends.
I remember one time he was making some sort of decapitation weapon based on an old kung fu movie. He built hidden blades in it that would swing out when he pulled the string back. He tested it on a table and had it WAY TOO CLOSE. I don't exactly remember how close it was but it could have easily gutted him. Glad you're still with us Grant lol. Keep making awesome/badass stuff but please be careful haha
It snagged his shirt.
@@ArchangelExile oh god that's right lol
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Just got the news of his untimely passing, very bizarre and sad. The late late show was the only talk show I always wanted to watch and I remember being pleasantly surprised to find out my fellow yellow mythbuster rep Grant created Geoff. It always made me feel good growing up seeing a smart, engineering type dude getting mainstream media attention and being entertaining to boot.
RIP Grant Imahara, your creations and influence shall live on.
Rest in Peace, Grant. You were too good for us, and we were lucky to have you.
Grants life and the people he was surrounded by reads like a who’s who of innovators from the 90’s and 2000’s. What a legacy! RIP Grant Imahara.
Grant looks 20 years younger than his actual age.
Classic asians. Well, kinda. Im asian and look 10 years older than i am. Guess i got shitty genetics :/
Same here... i look way to older than i should...
Its because he is Asian
I'm in my forties used to watch mythbusters in my 30s and thought Grant was in his 20s at the time. Turns out he's at least 5 or 6 years older than me!
We who have Japanese blood should live longer !! This is too sad losing him at 49.Only 49.
Wtf I cant believe he's gone. He was always my favoritr host of Mythbusters.
Grant had so much more to give to the world. I wish you weren't gone man. Thanks for all the inspiration.
I liked him the most on Myth Busters. He personified a humble nice guy you would enjoy a beer with. His death saddened me more than most of the others among the famous who died.
I wached this video this morning, whilst being unaware of his death at that time. He was my favorite mythbuster if i had to pick, but they are all fascinating engineers to me.
He will truly be a loss to society, and to the millions of scientists and engineers who ware inspired by his genius.
Rest in peace Grant,You will not be forgotten.
Rest In Peace. Mr Imahura passed away Monday July 12 2020.
Bringing pride and cementing the Asian stereotype
But honestly tho, dude accomplished big things with knowledge and ingenuity, is a genius and also remarkably humble and respectful. A true role model
Man I’m legit sad about his death. I spent many hours watching you on tv when I was younger. You were always funny, super intelligent and humble. Rest easy my nerdy friend. I’ll see you again one day. ✌🏻
rest in peace Grant Imahara you will be missed
Gen Z grew up watching mythbusters, and Grant was the most entertaining of the three. He will always be missed. 💔
I didn’t personally know him, but I feel like I did. RIP Grant, Thank you for putting your body and mind on the line for science!!
Rest in peace Grant Imahara. You have taught me a lot and inspired me to no end.
Had the pleasure of meeting Grant a few years ago, a true gentleman/nice guy! RIP.
Omg I can't believe he's gone, RIP Grant
R.I P. Grant Imahara,you gave the world R2D2 and C3PO and that's enough contribution to my childhood to be remembered as a pillar of immense awesomeness!
Spider:*flips*
Imahara: It almost killed me!
Watching Mythbusters as a kid got me into engineering and Grant Imahara was my hero. Rest In Power Mr. Imahara...Teacher, Tinkerer, LEGEND!
First we lose Grant Thompson, now Grant Imahara, R.I.P. 💔😞😢
RIP Grant 😞
It just breaks my heart that such a great man and a major part of my childhood has passed away. Rest In Peace Dr.Imahara.
Rip grant, grew up watching mythbusters 😔
Rest In Peace, legend.😢
RIP Grant!! You will be missed. Your creations were so amazing 😭😭
I knew him most in the show called Battlebots in the late 90's and early 2000's. He had a bot called deadblow in which produced many wins. He'll deeply be missed R.I.P.
Aww I’ll miss him. Everybody loved and respected him.
I like the Mythbusters guys, Grant was always my favorite. He's a sharp guy with good ideas and loads of technical ability.
Rest In Peace Man, Helped make my Childhood amazing.
"Never work late at night alone with heavy equipmemt."
: Looks around shed im sitting in hmmmm tesla coil, Rail gun, 22 ton press, cnc lathe, engine planer, hydrogen converter, black powder mixer, 10ftby 10 ft 3d printer, and a keg of beer. Hmm this should end well.
R.I.P Grant, thank you for making science fun.
RIP My Childhood Hero,
Battlebots and Mythbusters was one of my favorites shows, I didnt expect to get back here 8 months after I posted my comment about you.
2020 just couldnt get any better
I remember skipping college classes to go to Battle bots in Las Vegas and when I was there I got to meet Grant Imahara well fast forward to when he started to appear MythBusters and I remember looking at my dad and asking him "Hey isn't that the guy we got to meet at BattleBots?" What a small world this is.
RIP!!! He was one of the best!
RIP Grant. You will be missed.
I'm so sad. Him and the whole show are such an important part of my childhood. RIP Ever-smiling genius.
RIP Grant, thank you for being apart of my childhood whenever I watched mythbusters. You will be missed.
I can almost hear him saying.. "TEEHEE!"
RIP thanks Grant!
3:13 most underwhelming “attack “ by a robot in history. Thought I was going to see a squashed Grant or his big toe at least LOL
i understand that youve probably have not worked around heavy equipment but what happened in that video is a damn close call. Imagine if that 800 lb piece of steel rolled one more time? He would have been pinned down by it. The crushing factor on his legs could have easily killed him especially because you have no idea when he could have received help. Life in trades like this is easily taken away. Since ive been a welder, ive known of 5 men who have died. That is only a couple years.
I can see where this might be a dicey situation if you are a zombie, or a three-toed sloth, or blind drunk. It seems to me, though, that Grant has decent reflexes for a human and would have had no trouble getting out of the way if the robot had rolled back a few more feet.
That this is seriously over 500lbs? It really doesn't look it since he just tries to stop it with one hand.
Saucy_Bones when I was in mechanics in highschool, amongst many other safety related things, one of them is to keep hands/limbs/yourself away from a heavy object if it were to fall. Human Instinct is to catch something before it falls over. Not recommended when it comes machinery. Just let it fall and get out of the way. Unless you're okay with getting crushed or having your arm pulled out of your socket because you "tried" to catch a heavy item and it tore your arm out. Sounds silly to try and catch something that is clearly heavy but they have safety courses for a reason. A 500lb steel log rolling slowly doesn't look 500lbs until it rolls onto your foot and you realize you can't get it off you.
I can’t believe he is gone :( I have been a fan of Mythbusters for so long. RIP Grant you will be remembered 💕💕💕💕💕😔😔😔
He should have his own show.
People in the comments: The Spider fell over slowly, that's not dangerous
People also in the comments: don't understand what 600 lbs on top of a human chest can do to them, when said person is all alone, and is trapped until help comes.
Suffocation and being crushed to death was a real possibility. He did not stop a 600+ pound object with one hand, he panicked and held his hand out. It just happened to stop.
Being a vegan I’m not surprised that you overdramatize everything.
it's so sad and heart breaking... I was watching Grant with Kari & Tori in NetFlix, full of life... most of the funny moments in MythBusters are with Grant & Tori... they have the best comedic chemistry at MythBusters... his technical mastery overtimes his co-hosts most of the time... am so gonna miss him... no more pain, Grant...
I thought this was some mythbusters drama
That all of the MythBusters core members but Kari Byron were ILM alumni is one of the things that gave their movie-themed skits instant creds.
My boi was humble till the end, May you rest in peace🕊
RIP Grant, you taught me that failure is a crucial step to success.
I took the news of his death really hard. I'm so glad I was able to meet him a few years ago at Salt Lake FanX and he was extremely nice. I loved being able to meet one of the Mythbusters, I love that show so much.
I had an immediate crush on Grant when I first saw him on Mythbusters. To me, he defied stereotypes by being a cool, attractive, funny, Asian nerd. I was even more floored when he had R2D2 on the show and he revealed he got to work on and operate Artoo for the prequels. R2D2 is my absolute favorite Star Wars character! So you can imagine what a big deal that was and how it blew my mind!! I've always wondered if the beauty marks on the side of Grant's face formed the Big Dipper.
May he rest amongst the stars. 🙏💙
Craig and Geoff used to crack me up 🤣😂
I've watched about 80 of your videos. This is the one that convinced me to subscribe.
He was pretty much my childhood
Rest easy
R.I.P. Grant
I'm not crying. You're crying. Miss you always, Grant.
Honestly I hope to have a life half as entertaining as this man's Mythbusters was part of the reason I became interested in engineering, and now I am entering my junior year at a major university.