"I know this shortcut" *famous last word

Laugh factory was real talkative on this would be nice if they didn’t speak so much and ruin the gameplay

Is not that funny

What game is this

Someone's interested in the convo 😂

Jaden - would love to watch you playthrough of FireWatch. Just like Ironbark but the story is different and its more 'openworld' than this was. FireWatch is one of my top games too

You should play the long drive one day, it seems like it would fit this channel really well

We call that the lasagna technique

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Which gm is it ?

😅😅😅😅😂😂😂

That part got me 11:27

Dude, that bounce was so perfect, it looked like he was in the car for a second

Rocket league music starts playing*

The funny thing is drag racers only go in a straight line they never turn😂😂

whats the name of the game?

Love your videos jaden

Suiiiii

Grandpa's last words

Ok, buddy, that's crazy

Bro hit his head so hard he thought he had kids in the back

Is that a crackhead😂😂😂

Give those headphones an Oscar

Why do u have a toilet paper roll around your neck

Bro is a dangerous driver but a responsible father 💀

“Oh I know this shortcut, it’s dirt trail! wait no it’s not x2” famous last words

What’s the name of the game where you drive with your kids

Game name pls

Why dont you do this with vr?

This some of the best content on KZbin

Game name?

Jaden ask grandma if she can make me a batch of her homemade sugar cookies (reply back to let me know what she said)

Man I can't wait to watch this all alone tomorrow

“horny ass fish”

Lettttsss go!!!!🎉🎉

Ask your mother. 😂😂😂

Most funny vid I’ve seen today

🧀

저렇게 현실적으로 연기하니까 후진하는 느낌이 든다..

2:57 what was that shi-

Jaden you are mad funny 😂💀

😢

"What is thi-" *w a t c h e s i n p u r e a s t o n i s h m e n t.*

The way he just stared at the car as it flew by with absolutely zero words.😂

Omg the way he bounces when he runs 😂😂😂😂😂😂 17:00

First

You crashed because you were not facing the road 😂😂😂

I love your videos! And I hope you reach to 1 million subscribers

2:00 we actually saw him flipping someone off😭😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀💀😂😂😂😂😂

What game