it s got a great satisfying ending. this is a nice, simple, visual representation of achieving something nearly impossible. but many viewers believe the shot is impossible. online skeptics rigorously debate the video s authenticity. crazy ideas about how we strung a string up from the basketball down to the stadium. another guy thought we used some kind of homing device on the basketball. magnetism. magnet in the goal and magnet in the ball. we don t mind that people accuse it of being fake because it s just a statement about how unbelievable our videos really are. after the world s longest basketball shot, dude perfect becomes a you tube juggernaut. the guys launch dozens of videos and get tens of millions of hits. boom! yes! soon, advertisers come calling. yeah!
warning, do not play horse against these guys. you will lose. welcome to aggie land. this is the world s longest basketball shot. big time! oh! it s a group of ratty looking guys running around doing the most impossible looking basketball shots and succeeding. yeah! they take sick shots to a crazy extreme. you just can t believe that some of these shots are possible. did that ball really go in? this is the laser shot. it would be very easy to think that someone could fake this. the ball goes out of the screen, and therefore it must be edited. there it is. it just begs to be taken as a
debri does the rest. notice cooley s hand is gone before the camera starts to reposition. a moment later, the ball is placed in cooley s hand. a clean background plate is used to hide that fact, and cooley emerges victorious. pull. and what about joe flacco at the shooting range? they filmed every element that makes it happen separately. joe flacco throwing the ball, the pigeon flying in the sky, and flack coco s ball hitting t and combine it in one motion shot to make it look real. all interesting theories, but until we hear otherwise from the source, that is just what they are theories. we may never have a clear winner in the bogus versus bona fide rivalry. one thing is for sure, the fantasy files are entertaining. whether you think it s real or whether you think it s fake almost doesn t matter. people like to see other people do cool things. on the edge of being believable or not.
there s something about brooklyn people that it s interesting, because every one of us always feels different. we don t feel we feel that for some reason we feel we re from brooklyn, that we re the best. don t you feel the same way, too? larry: not the best. certainly we re a part people know our name and where we come from. you feel the same way, too. larry: a lot of success stories out of brooklyn. yeah. 100%. larry: maybe it s because we were like an island. you know, manhattan was out there, right? i would say so, yeah. larry: do you still have friends from brooklyn? yeah, i do. you know what s going to be interesting, because this new documentary series that i m a part of, into the world of pigeon flying and bird racing, you re going to see some of my friends that i grew up with when i was little kids. we were flying pigeons together when we were 10 and 11 years old, and we re still flying pigeons now. it s ironic how we interact. not the mike tyson and his
it s just who you are. there s something about brooklyn people that it s interesting, because every one of us always feels different. we don t feel we feel that for some reason we feel we re from brooklyn, that we re the best. don t you feel the same way, too? larry: not the best. certainly we re a part people know our name and where we come from. you feel the same way, too. larry: a lot of success stories out of brooklyn. yeah. 100%. larry: maybe it s because we were like an island. you know, manhattan was out there, right? i would say so, yeah. larry: do you still have friends from brooklyn? yeah, i do. you know what s going to be interesting, because this new documentary series that i m a part of, into the world of pigeon flying and bird racing, you re going to see some of my friends that i grew up with when i was little kids. we were flying pigeons together when we were 10 and 11 years old, and we re still flying pigeons now. it s ironic how we interact. not