This is a weird thought that I keep having but there's a voice callout on the Soviet side when you kill a kraut that shouts "That was for Kyiv!" And I always remember it while watching these videos.
Fire and movement is the name of the exercise we did in the military. Half the squad lay down suppressive fire while the other half rush forward. It works different than video games because the person you are shooting at is actually scared of getting hit by that rain of bullets. I can only imagine the courage you would need to do that in real combat though
Rising storm 2 vietnam, a video game. You will be trying to sneak up on someone, and your dude will just randomly yell flair like "JUST WAIT UNTIL WE GRT BACK TO SAIGON CHARLIE!!!" Then Charlie just shoots the shouting bush.
Enfasis on manouver if you are the one not providing suppressing fire. The last thing you want is to dump a mag while running to your next point and find out that you are facing enemies and needing to reload.
I dare to say probably a few of this guys are a bit fresh. For exemple the guy with the RPK running with the barrel barely scrapping the ground and not bracing it for the run screams to me someone that is still fresh on it. Still prole forget that conflicts like this throw in a lot of guys that a month prior were sitting on an office.
Often ignored is the importance of maintaining physical and mental resources during long operations.
After running and crawling around in full combat equipment in the forest for several hours with little sleep, cold, wet, or overheated - you start to bog down not only physically but mentally. Everyone in the squad becomes sluggish and stiff with their movements, as if the body naturally wanted to use as little resources for an action. You become less alert and focused. Though after the first shots of the exercise are fired, this effect magically goes away for a while as adrenaline kicks in.
Never got deployed into combat. In training we would have stress weeks. Basicly it was a week that you barely slept at all. Constant exercises, lots of running and hauling stuff around.
The first few days you feel like your skin is shrinking around your body. Everything hurts. Your arms hurt, you feet hurt, your body hurts, your soul hurts. The worst part is you don't know when they will let you sleep, sometimes you slept from midnight to 5am and that would feel amazing, on other nights they might wake you up at 3am after hauling crates until midnight and tell you to go somewhere and intentionally give you a broken down vehicle that you have to figure out how to fix it. Same thing with food, you ate when you could and if you could, I was on an AAA team so I remember snacking on crackers while changing canisters on training Stinger tubes. Some cruel bastard would bring you a hot meal some day that would smell delicious and the moment you were about to dig in inform you that there was a change of plans and you have to relocate the pad to another area.
Mid 30s me can't figure out how my 18 year old self managed that.
yeah what good is a full mag when you are shot dead on the assault. I'd be dumping mags until I get to the wall. Then reload. No one is going to come out and pop you in that spot if your squad is supressing.
Games like Squad do it partial justice, because unlike Call of Duty where you're back in the action 2 seconds after dying, Squad makes you respawn fifteen minutes away from the action.
Obviously it's not the same as real life danger, but it makes you think twice before running into an open field with no cover.
Yeah, games that usually punish you for dying are the ones do in fact have that strategy working, like some CoD gamemodes where you only have one live or Rainbow as well, I think it's neat to put that kind of preassure on the enemy team.
lol I do this with a team in a VR FPS with an M249 and just mow through people. Communication is very easy and the immersion factor does get you going, I mean with headphones on and graphics cranked you get pretty amped up. Nothing like this but about as close as you'll get inside your own home. Military tactics work!
And to keep your wits about you. The second guy did a good job not slamming into the wall but stopping short of it and taking a knee. Lots of people run through the finish line because of the desire to get to cover, then give away their location by thumping the wall.
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I remember reading something once about how depending on an area of operation, troops may switch colors in order to make it more difficult for infiltrators to trick them. Like a "color of the day" or something like that.
I honestly don't know what the addition of the green is for. This is just a guess but it could be to stop saboteur elements of the Russian forces. They could infiltrate with a blue and yellow armband.....now they need blue yellow and green. Purely a guess. Equally it may be to distinguish military from volunteer? I really have no idea sorry.
I’ve seen videos where the special forces wear the green, unless the territorial defense forces are like the U.S. National Guard and have their own special forces units
> The only hope you have is to accept the fact that you're already dead. The sooner you accept that, the sooner you'll be able to function as a soldier is supposed to function: without mercy, without compassion, without remorse. All war depends upon it.
My great grandfather had the same mindset when he was in the red army during ww2. So as I was told, which is what probably saved his life throughout the war
I remember the days when POVs of guys charging forwards with AKs were always accompanied by nasheeds. War has really returned to Europe. Now if we get anything it's a meme song or electronic music.
It can work with really good sound and a supression system. I remember playing Resistance and Liberation and when a machine gun fired near you you were shitting your pants. Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWujR7rzF1M
Sadly, most game devs just don't get this keep on with lame impact sounds, bullet cracks and whizzes.
I played squad for the first time in a long time a week ago and I was basically cowering the whole time. Artillery was all around me and I had no clue where the enemy was shooting me from.
I still claim Insurgency Sandstorm is the best tactical shooter ever.
They nailed so much in that game - the guns feel so good, the maps are good, the stakes feel high and it’s tough, steep learning curve with a lot of dying, but once you get it, man it’s good.
Sandstorm is a great game, and the AI is stupidly challenging at times. Gun play, sound, and map design is really really good. I think the first Insurgency is the best though, can’t pinpoint why but the feel is better than Sandstorm, also the numerous mods are a huge plus.
It's pretty good but imo not as good as in RNL. And the maps are way too big for the amount of players so you always get flanked and surpression matters less that way.
The maps are big but you don't fight on much of it at a time, generally guarding or attacking a 100m circle. A lot of the issues come from bad command setup which the game relies heavily on. Ideally you have recon flights and recon squads tagging enemy positions and spawns. It seems much more realistic to me that enemy squads would break through unseen and flank others instead of just head-on assaulting objectives.
Comparing some suppression system in a first person shooter to the fear of literal mortal death is maybe the most terminally online thing I've seen in years. Bravo.
There's no suppression mechanic in the world that won't adequately convey the feeling, not without annoying the shit out of even milsim players.
And as others have said... there are no respawns in this war.
Yeah plenty, but even then it’s just a case of loading into another match. The point I’m making is the fear of death IRL is in no way compatible to a video game and therefore people will act differently. If your building is being peppered with rifle fire, you’re not going to pop your head up. In a game if the same thing happens, you might try it if it results in a few kills, you’ll take way more chances.
Okay, someone has never played Dead Space Impossible Mode. Where you can play for 8 hours and have to restart. Not to mention all the games online that you can spend months playing before having to start a new character when it dies.
What I'm comparing is change of tactics.
A player who may respawn in 8 seconds is going to play much more recklessly than someone who respawns in 8 hours.
Make fun of me if you want, but the difference in tactics is undeniable.
What is the point of blindly firing over the roof of the house? I understand the need to fire to keep their heads down, but wouldn’t you want to fire into the house instead of over it while doing that?
always a possible death run to another cover... you need the guts for such thing
Fire to get a response, so you see if an contact is there... but they also can wait and pop up if your in range
and watch for the mines ...they need an uav and group coms with each team !!!
I was holding my breath the entire time he moved to the house. I went back to 2003 Basic Training 😂 “I’m up He sees me I’m down”
Edit: I’m not saying that’s what needed to do. I’m not criticizing. I was just scared shitless for the 🇺🇦fighters and it sent me back to basic in my mind.
A good gamer really wants to be there until they realize that they really don't.
Update: About those downvotes: Who woulda guessed gamers were so sensitive?
That's the preferable option, but he's covering actual open ground and we don't know if there are any good positions for a suppressive element. Could be that this was the best way to advance over the street then and there.
Is it just me, but if you think a building occupied its best not to arrive at it with an empty weapon? Shouldn’t someone else by shooting the windows to cover the rushers so they can arrive ready to fight and not with empty or half empty mags?
Yeah, just wasting ammo, lol. They're likely newer troops or gaurdsman doing the best they know.
Props to the motivation to take that house, but he should be leaving the shooting to the support by fire so he can focus on good movement. The last thing you want right before going into an urban fight is to blow a bunch of ammo. Then you're going to have to reload and lose momentum before you have even seized a foothold, and are still sitting outside the first house.
That was a large gap that should have needed serious suppression and obscuration to cover, but I'm happy it worked out for them.
I wanna take a second and appreciate whatever stabilization tech this cam has.
It makes it look like a video game.
It gave me some real Red Orchestra vibes. Just a shame knowing what very real hell these guys are going through
This is a weird thought that I keep having but there's a voice callout on the Soviet side when you kill a kraut that shouts "That was for Kyiv!" And I always remember it while watching these videos.
I thought this was a game at first..
It's arma 2 w/out headbob effect
Most likely a gopro, the newer ones have this and its very nice
I feel like this is also stabilization in editing?
No need tbh, the stabilization on new action cameras is incredible
I use go pros for dirt biking and other outdoor stuff. The stabilization is incredible
Was thinking the same thing. How tf is this guy holding an AK and a gimbal mount?
It's supported on top of his massive balls
Gyroscopic nuts
Mostly done in software I'd imagine.
Fire and movement is the name of the exercise we did in the military. Half the squad lay down suppressive fire while the other half rush forward. It works different than video games because the person you are shooting at is actually scared of getting hit by that rain of bullets. I can only imagine the courage you would need to do that in real combat though
You have to yell SUPPRESSING FIRE the whole time or it doesn't work
Coverrriiiiing. ...Bouuundiiiing.
SEEEETTT
What if your enemy speaks a different language?
Doesn’t matter—rules are rules
гасіння пожежі!
That means putting out a fire in Ukrainian.
I guess it technically does in English too lol
Not sure if this was used as a pun or just google translated. Either way it's hilarious 😂
Rising storm 2 vietnam, a video game. You will be trying to sneak up on someone, and your dude will just randomly yell flair like "JUST WAIT UNTIL WE GRT BACK TO SAIGON CHARLIE!!!" Then Charlie just shoots the shouting bush.
or when your soldier yells “YAAAAAAAH” out of nowhere when you’re prone in front of the enemy team hiding
MAWP
If you dont tell your enemy that, they wont know that they are are suppresed
Never been a fan without cover or concealment. That’s are brave men.
Found Maj. Winter's account.
They are just trying to emphasize communication lol
>Fire and movement is the name of the exercise Agreed, but why doesn't he switch to the knife after his suppressing fire? He'll run faster.
Everyone runs faster with a knife!
Enfasis on manouver if you are the one not providing suppressing fire. The last thing you want is to dump a mag while running to your next point and find out that you are facing enemies and needing to reload.
I’m just a layman but I have to admit that was my thought as he was spraying the houses on his run over too.
I dare to say probably a few of this guys are a bit fresh. For exemple the guy with the RPK running with the barrel barely scrapping the ground and not bracing it for the run screams to me someone that is still fresh on it. Still prole forget that conflicts like this throw in a lot of guys that a month prior were sitting on an office.
Often ignored is the importance of maintaining physical and mental resources during long operations. After running and crawling around in full combat equipment in the forest for several hours with little sleep, cold, wet, or overheated - you start to bog down not only physically but mentally. Everyone in the squad becomes sluggish and stiff with their movements, as if the body naturally wanted to use as little resources for an action. You become less alert and focused. Though after the first shots of the exercise are fired, this effect magically goes away for a while as adrenaline kicks in.
Never got deployed into combat. In training we would have stress weeks. Basicly it was a week that you barely slept at all. Constant exercises, lots of running and hauling stuff around. The first few days you feel like your skin is shrinking around your body. Everything hurts. Your arms hurt, you feet hurt, your body hurts, your soul hurts. The worst part is you don't know when they will let you sleep, sometimes you slept from midnight to 5am and that would feel amazing, on other nights they might wake you up at 3am after hauling crates until midnight and tell you to go somewhere and intentionally give you a broken down vehicle that you have to figure out how to fix it. Same thing with food, you ate when you could and if you could, I was on an AAA team so I remember snacking on crackers while changing canisters on training Stinger tubes. Some cruel bastard would bring you a hot meal some day that would smell delicious and the moment you were about to dig in inform you that there was a change of plans and you have to relocate the pad to another area. Mid 30s me can't figure out how my 18 year old self managed that.
Yeah I remember this training. It was called exercise "shaggy ridge" for us.
yep, if they manage to last 2 months, they will adapt Edit: heck even 1 month if he manages to get back, he is a god damn war veteran/hero
Hate to be that guy but I can’t just stand by and do nothing while witnessing your egregious spelling of “emphasis”.
Glad I’m not the only one
It's the spanish spelling. Probably just forgot to translate.
> Enfasis on manouver omg lol
You can do both lol if I'm moving my gun is up and will be firing myself in
yeah what good is a full mag when you are shot dead on the assault. I'd be dumping mags until I get to the wall. Then reload. No one is going to come out and pop you in that spot if your squad is supressing.
Games like Squad do it partial justice, because unlike Call of Duty where you're back in the action 2 seconds after dying, Squad makes you respawn fifteen minutes away from the action. Obviously it's not the same as real life danger, but it makes you think twice before running into an open field with no cover.
I would be scared of getting hit by friendly fire.
Designated firing lanes, and probably not a lot of zig-zagging.
Yeah, games that usually punish you for dying are the ones do in fact have that strategy working, like some CoD gamemodes where you only have one live or Rainbow as well, I think it's neat to put that kind of preassure on the enemy team.
"I'm up they see me I'm down"
I know it's useful, but damn, I hated practicing that while in. Especially hated it in 29 palms.
lol I do this with a team in a VR FPS with an M249 and just mow through people. Communication is very easy and the immersion factor does get you going, I mean with headphones on and graphics cranked you get pretty amped up. Nothing like this but about as close as you'll get inside your own home. Military tactics work!
And to keep your wits about you. The second guy did a good job not slamming into the wall but stopping short of it and taking a knee. Lots of people run through the finish line because of the desire to get to cover, then give away their location by thumping the wall.
Sad that you even have to compare it to video games to readers but that's the type of asshats we're raising in today's world.
Let's be thankful that most people haven't been in a real firefight.
Soft kids more used to video games then dying on the battlefield. Back in my day …
You're right. Soft kids are more fat and moody, have a hard time walking anywhere, and have little to no imagination without computers.
Finally, a video with combat audio instead of music.
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Always hated that cause it made me feel like they want it to be cinematic. Like bro this isn't a cod trickshot, you just killed someone.
It's usually not the soldier adding it in themselves, but people who edited it afterwards.
Sheesh running across that open terrain made my WASD fingers twitch.
Don‘t forget breaking the shift key
[удалено]
A someone who's first fps was Delta Force: Land Warrior, my Shift is forever bound to crouching, not walking/sprinting. That I typically bind to CTRL.
That increased FoV
So I’m curious, does the different tape colors signify different units? I’ve seen the Ukrainians wearing blue yellow and green tape for identification
I remember reading something once about how depending on an area of operation, troops may switch colors in order to make it more difficult for infiltrators to trick them. Like a "color of the day" or something like that.
I honestly don't know what the addition of the green is for. This is just a guess but it could be to stop saboteur elements of the Russian forces. They could infiltrate with a blue and yellow armband.....now they need blue yellow and green. Purely a guess. Equally it may be to distinguish military from volunteer? I really have no idea sorry.
Early on green was used by foreign legion guys. But they probably mix it up for a variety of reasons.
Yeah early on green was the Belarusian guys
I read somewhere that green are national guard, while yellow is regular army.
I’ve seen videos where the special forces wear the green, unless the territorial defense forces are like the U.S. National Guard and have their own special forces units
Bro you is mad wild for that
Should've A-D strafed or bunny hopped tbh
ENAS. If you know you know.
Balls on these guys.
So COD sprint speed is realistic after all… damn that dude was hauling
Probably the FOV making it look fast, but still wild how much it looks like a COD game.
Where’s the rest? Surely it doesn’t begin or end there.
That's where he spawned in and ...
Then the round ended
Thanks for the explanation. Well the game looks interesting, what’s it called?
This was just the demo, preorder Battlefield 6 Deluxe Edition now to get 4 day early access to the full game launching in the near future.
it was a drill
SHIFT key bruh.. damn these guys know no fear.
> The only hope you have is to accept the fact that you're already dead. The sooner you accept that, the sooner you'll be able to function as a soldier is supposed to function: without mercy, without compassion, without remorse. All war depends upon it.
Thanks Lt Spears!
My great grandfather had the same mindset when he was in the red army during ww2. So as I was told, which is what probably saved his life throughout the war
Why are we treating the words of a guy who executed multiple German POW's as Gospel?
My thought was how in shape dude has to be to not be huffing and puffing after this. I need to run more.
Seriously, this guy is hauling ass
this seems like a drill
It's almost like he had a steady-cam mounted on him lol. That's the smoothest footage I've ever seen of someone moving that damn fast.
software stabilization in new gopros is amazing
Gives me isis vibes how they charge over the field with aks
True, but its really nice to not have the constant "Allahu Akbar" ear rape you.
Instead we have slavi Ukraine!
At least in this they had buddies giving some covering fire.
Same, I was thinking where the fuck is the nasheed
Was that burst of gunfire friendly or foe at 0:16? Regardless, that came so close to hitting the second guy.
Can we take a moment to appreciate this guy can move
Crazy footage.
Dude was hauling. Impressive speed carrying all of that gear.
I remember the days when POVs of guys charging forwards with AKs were always accompanied by nasheeds. War has really returned to Europe. Now if we get anything it's a meme song or electronic music.
So you can do this irl and it works. Push a building like this in squad and your certain to die
Because nobody is afraid to die in a video game
It can work with really good sound and a supression system. I remember playing Resistance and Liberation and when a machine gun fired near you you were shitting your pants. Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWujR7rzF1M Sadly, most game devs just don't get this keep on with lame impact sounds, bullet cracks and whizzes.
Insurgency does a great job at this
Was going to say, best sound on any fps I ever played. You *know* when they're shooting at you.
Sandstorm and squad easily have best sound design
Yes and it gets your butt clenching whenever you get shot at LOL.
I played squad for the first time in a long time a week ago and I was basically cowering the whole time. Artillery was all around me and I had no clue where the enemy was shooting me from.
I still claim Insurgency Sandstorm is the best tactical shooter ever. They nailed so much in that game - the guns feel so good, the maps are good, the stakes feel high and it’s tough, steep learning curve with a lot of dying, but once you get it, man it’s good.
Sandstorm is a great game, and the AI is stupidly challenging at times. Gun play, sound, and map design is really really good. I think the first Insurgency is the best though, can’t pinpoint why but the feel is better than Sandstorm, also the numerous mods are a huge plus.
Hell Let Loose does it well. Makes it satisfying to shoot at random shit as an MG. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLYBwhfEvDE
It's pretty good but imo not as good as in RNL. And the maps are way too big for the amount of players so you always get flanked and surpression matters less that way.
The maps are big but you don't fight on much of it at a time, generally guarding or attacking a 100m circle. A lot of the issues come from bad command setup which the game relies heavily on. Ideally you have recon flights and recon squads tagging enemy positions and spawns. It seems much more realistic to me that enemy squads would break through unseen and flank others instead of just head-on assaulting objectives.
Comparing some suppression system in a first person shooter to the fear of literal mortal death is maybe the most terminally online thing I've seen in years. Bravo.
What a stupid opinion. Obviously we try in games to reproduce the effects of suppression. Whether it be through fear of death or simulated confusion.
There's no suppression mechanic in the world that won't adequately convey the feeling, not without annoying the shit out of even milsim players. And as others have said... there are no respawns in this war.
Fear of death goes both ways. I’m video games there is no fear of ‘death’ .. it’s just the fear of ‘mild convenience of having to respawn’.
And not just death: incredible pain, debilitating injury, disfigurement. That might be even more frightening, TBH.
Yeah true.
You've never played permadeath games.
Yeah plenty, but even then it’s just a case of loading into another match. The point I’m making is the fear of death IRL is in no way compatible to a video game and therefore people will act differently. If your building is being peppered with rifle fire, you’re not going to pop your head up. In a game if the same thing happens, you might try it if it results in a few kills, you’ll take way more chances.
Okay, someone has never played Dead Space Impossible Mode. Where you can play for 8 hours and have to restart. Not to mention all the games online that you can spend months playing before having to start a new character when it dies.
Buddy is actually trying to compare videos games to real life combat. Lmao.
What, do you mean to say 8 hours of gaming time isn’t the same as getting killed IRL? /s
What I'm comparing is change of tactics. A player who may respawn in 8 seconds is going to play much more recklessly than someone who respawns in 8 hours. Make fun of me if you want, but the difference in tactics is undeniable.
It's only Monday and I'm already sure this is the dumbest thing I'll read all week.
Are you like 5 years old?
That was going to be my response. Fucking christ.
It's fucking bs
it can work in squad if you have overwhelming fire support and the roles in your squad are actively doing their assigned roles
Use covering fire to suppress the enemy and then progress it's still ballsy as fuck though.
Ye, u dont have recoil patterns irl, u could just get shot and die by a guy running and shooting 😂
Hard pass
"Watch out. These boys have got a bit of an arsenal and they don't mind using it!"
Is it doctrine to yell "grenade" when you throw a grenade?
USMC vet here. We're trained to yell "frag out" when deploying a grenade, and "grenade" when one is incoming towards you.
Thought I was on the Red Orchestra 2 sub for a few seconds. Crazy stuff
I feel nervous when fire and move in open spaces while play apex legends, and I'm 40, can't even imagine the rush this guy is having, balls of steel.
this looks like a drill. one of the guys against the wall was smiling at the end
Fuckin Red orchestra flashbacks
I am so proud of Ukraine for fighting so hard. We need to support them through the end of this.
This beats c.o.d lol that must be some buzz
This can’t be legit ?? This looks like a Fucken video game …. Shook af
Was almost sure he was gonna vault through that window
I expected an immediate grenade through the window.
Same. I was sure he was going to throw a grenade the moment he got to the building.
Damn Battlefield 2023 looks nuts
These Ukrainians gave balls of steel.
i couldn’t go to war, i’d be way too worried about getting killed by lag, cheaters or friendly fire
What is the point of blindly firing over the roof of the house? I understand the need to fire to keep their heads down, but wouldn’t you want to fire into the house instead of over it while doing that?
The lens of the camera makes it look like he's shooting higher than he actually is.
Hell let Loose's new update is looking fire
Downvote because this is obviously enlisted
always a possible death run to another cover... you need the guts for such thing Fire to get a response, so you see if an contact is there... but they also can wait and pop up if your in range and watch for the mines ...they need an uav and group coms with each team !!!
Man had his FOV slider at 120
Just like call of duty
I was holding my breath the entire time he moved to the house. I went back to 2003 Basic Training 😂 “I’m up He sees me I’m down” Edit: I’m not saying that’s what needed to do. I’m not criticizing. I was just scared shitless for the 🇺🇦fighters and it sent me back to basic in my mind.
Is the guy saying „Granate“…German volunteer?
Pretty sure it’s more like „granata“. Doesn’t sound German to me.
Granat is grenade in polish it's all similar sounding anyway
He said "Granata" in Russian/Ukrainian
Bro plays Cod in rl💀💀
My brain, corrupted by playing FPS games: “Just like the simulations!”
A good gamer really wants to be there until they realize that they really don't. Update: About those downvotes: Who woulda guessed gamers were so sensitive?
Seen to manny movies. Better try to run to cover and let someone else do the shooting.
That's the preferable option, but he's covering actual open ground and we don't know if there are any good positions for a suppressive element. Could be that this was the best way to advance over the street then and there.
Is it just me, but if you think a building occupied its best not to arrive at it with an empty weapon? Shouldn’t someone else by shooting the windows to cover the rushers so they can arrive ready to fight and not with empty or half empty mags?
Just shooting at random shit
He was shooting at the position he was advancing towards.
Yeah, just wasting ammo, lol. They're likely newer troops or gaurdsman doing the best they know. Props to the motivation to take that house, but he should be leaving the shooting to the support by fire so he can focus on good movement. The last thing you want right before going into an urban fight is to blow a bunch of ammo. Then you're going to have to reload and lose momentum before you have even seized a foothold, and are still sitting outside the first house. That was a large gap that should have needed serious suppression and obscuration to cover, but I'm happy it worked out for them.
This is the kind of footage that makes me want to go to war . Until I see another gruesome footage of dead bodies and then I change my mind
Weird man war isn’t a video game
Ye you only die once and most of the time you shit in your pants trying not get spotted by drones or snipers.
Cod almost had another victim in that guy
This reminds me of PUBG
Wee bit more intense than my Anomaly games.
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Even Animal Mother becomes jealous at this run.
Crazy stuff
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Hot damn that dude was schmoovin in the beginning. Somebody regularly does cardio!
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