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Three friends film bleach bottle flip tricks the day after Hurricane Matthew hit their area, with flooded streets and no power. A police officer shows up and watches them mid-shoot, making them nervous but they keep going anyway.
Three friends film bleach bottle flip tricks the day after Hurricane Matthew hit their area, with flooded streets and no power. A police officer shows up and watches them mid-shoot, making them nervous but they keep going anyway.
Hey, what's up guys? Um, do you hear that noise? Hurricane Matthew is currently passing through where I live. It's pretty bad out, like it's— the streets are flooded, I don't have internet, our power's probably gonna go out soon, so you know, I thought, you know, why not do what any other rational person would do and make a Bleach trick shot montage. Let's do this! Ooh!
Ooh!
So it's the day after the hurricane. There's not much bad that happened. There's some stuff off our roof. Just a bunch of leaves everywhere. But it's actually, uh, it's actually pretty nice out, so I'm gonna continue filming outside now. Yes! Thank you! Yes! Yes!
Hey, do you guys see that? There's a cop. I think he's watching me. He just pulled up. I wonder if someone called the cops because I'm sitting here doing bullish bottle flips. Not even joking, he's watching me. I wonder what I did.
So I'm going to keep going even though he's sitting right over there watching me. I kind of feel weird, but I got to film this video. So yeah, this is going to be double flips. I feel really weird. I looked over there and he was staring right at me.
Eh! Yes!
Frick! Time for the ring light trick shot. I'm 99% sure I'm about to break this.
Oh no, dude, no way, no, these first— that was my first, dude, that was my first throw. Oh my goodness. Bazo! Mister Bazo!
