2017 MIT Presents Richard Turner

[@slapshot6ful]

I have never in my life seen someone with so much skill. At anything. Ever. This is legitimately impossible what he is doing. He's basically a super hero

[@marchorsting8059]

pretty sure this guy is better at this then jimi hendrix was on a guitar or tiger woods is at golf this is more than elite its unbelievable

[@pittaaaabread]

@@marchorsting8059Rumor has it Michael Jordan is the tiger woods of richard turners

[@Kukkedid]

That's what 12-20 hours a day of practise does.

[@ridonesyah5057]

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[@ridonesyah5057]

@@marchorsting8059 lllo0

[@tuscala]

10:32 D - Dream 21:22 E - Excellence 27:55 A - Analysis 43:35 L - Loyalty 52:07 T - Tenacity

[@tlast7089]

a true hero thanks!

[@Arcessitor]

I'll take random words that have no cohesion or meaning for $100, Alex.

[@IamMugs]

@@Arcessitor Tell me you skipped through the video without telling us you skipped... through the video

[@scottdenesen8044]

I wonder if anybody else in the entire world can or will ever be able to do this again!? Something tells me he's one of a kind

[@jeremiahsouthworth5112]

No. No one else can. Not the way he does. Most people will master one or two cheat moves. Most magicians master the second deal, usually just so they can demonstrate it. He has mastered all cheat moves. He has gotten to a point where he literally can't do it wrong anymore. There absolutely will never be another Richard Turner. Not even close.

[@daniel1RM]

Jeremiah Southworth if AI doesnt get ther first it will be another kid like him, blind and that loves cards for all of his life

[@thereshopeforallofus2487]

Hello Scooter Mcgavin, just to point out that if you have never seen the Richard Turner 2017 Documentary 'Dealt', that someone has uploaded it to KZbin on the 13th of September, the link is below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzFaopoeZyeedE

[@thereshopeforallofus2487]

Jeremiah Southworth, just to point out that if you have never seen the Richard Turner 2017 Documentary 'Dealt', that someone has uploaded it to KZbin on the 13th of September, the link is below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzFaopoeZyeedE

[@benjamindixon4825]

First learn the moves than do it blind folded.HA!!!

[@Millahtime]

The routine at 49:00 is absolutely mind blowing. Richard is history book levels of legendary folks. I don’t think there will ever be another card handler like him.

[@emmanueliid.bautista8825]

that was sleight of hands. there's no way the girl dealt that.

[@orsonpeters]

@@emmanueliid.bautista8825 At 50:28 he holds the four aces in his right hand and combines them with the cards he got dealt.

[@georgelewisray]

a Master with a great heart that shares truly makes the world a better place ! Thanks !

[@thereshopeforallofus2487]

Hello George Ray, just to point out that if you have never seen the Richard Turner 2017 Documentary 'Dealt', that someone has uploaded it to KZbin on the 13th of September, the link is below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzFaopoeZyeedE

[@DavidRPhillips]

25:11 "Three three? Three three?" Boom! 33 cards. That's bad ass. Mr. Turner is the best at anything I've ever seen anyone be good at. Total virtuoso.

[@thereshopeforallofus2487]

David Phillips, just to point out that if you have never seen the Richard Turner 2017 Documentary 'Dealt', that someone has uploaded it to KZbin on the 13th of September, the link is below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzFaopoeZyeedE

[@acwither]

Richard Turner is legit. An amazing message and performance. Overwhelmly talented.

[@popofabulous]

I needed this. I'm getting my life together now.

[@BlakeMcTavishe]

1 year later, how's that going?

[@LoveMeBack]

BlakeMcTavishe He dead.......

[@1929G-y5t]

popofabulous sorted?

[@starfinger6875]

@@BlakeMcTavishe drug addict mostly

[@synterlu]

So, did you?

[@retro-meister]

Incredible card skills and an even more incredible life. A pleasure to watch.

[@thereshopeforallofus2487]

Hello retro, just to point out that if you have never seen the Richard Turner 2017 Documentary 'Dealt', that someone has uploaded it to KZbin on the 13th of September, the link is below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzFaopoeZyeedE

[@stevenbridges]

Absolutely phenomenal!

[@shonaoneill5151]

StevenBridges He really is an inspiration! Incredible.

[@DrumL3000]

@ i dont think in that case it wouldnt really matter if he was not blind. he doesnt/see the cards anyway. on ther other hand it might be impossible for him be that good if he could see, for the reason he explained.

[@thereshopeforallofus2487]

Hello StevenBridges, just to point out that if you have never seen the Richard Turner 2017 Documentary 'Dealt', that someone has uploaded it to KZbin on the 13th of September, the link is below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzFaopoeZyeedE

[@MrLolmoro]

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[@shaindarkart5412]

....his sight left him, so God gifted this man with almost super human ability's when it comes to cards.

[@LucisFerre1]

"Do you know what a burn card is?" Annie nods at the blind guy. LOL

[@ObservingLibertarian]

Oh son of a, the forehead smack when I read your statement and realized you were right just echoed off the walls of my computer room.

[@Presbiter]

+Observing Libertarian Are two overlapping Swastikas now a symbol for libertarians or what?

[@laidborg]

@@Presbiter swastikas are a symbol of good luck and prosperity they were used by the Celt's

[@Presbiter]

+That is true and not only by the celts you find them all over the world in old cultures if you dig deep enough,...now comes the BUT the swastikas intertwingeled up there in this dudes picture are the turned swastikas made up by that other dude with that weird beard, that later did a shitshow under that banner and that is something I do not normaly associate with libertarianism hence my initial question.

[@laidborg]

@@Presbiter swastikas do not necessarily have to have a only 4 "arms" in the picture it has 8. I think it's only a matter of design

[@taulguedi6606]

You are a true inspiration, Mr. Turner. A role model. Thank you.

[@ltravail]

Richard Turner so much reminds me of the great mid-20th century jazz pianist Art Tatum. Like Turner, Tatum lost most of his sight in childhood to the point where he was legally blind and had to be educated at a school for the blind. Also like Turner, Tatum never considered his impairment a handicap and refused to succumb to it. He grew up playing sports, including basketball and marbles, with his childhood buddies despite his disability, and had an encyclopedic memory particularly for baseball statistics. He never used a cane or a seeing eye-dog, though he was always accompanied by a friend or assistant, and even insisted on learning to drive a car. But in spite of his handicap what he could do with his hands once he laid them on a keyboard was so astonishing that jazz and classical musicians alike were in awe of him. Similarly, what Turner can do with his hands when he touches a deck of cards is equally astonishing to magicians and card sharks around the world as Tatum was with a piano. Both were consumed 24/7/365 with perfecting their respective crafts...always striving for even greater heights of attainment. Both men learned to "see" and communicate thru their hands and minds to depths of perfection perhaps unattainable for "normal" human beings. Tatum was a musician's musician like Turner is a magician's magician. Both men are of the rare human ability in their fields that comes along maybe once a century or two. To me, the resemblance of their biographies is as astonishing as each man is at his craft.

[@Thisisnotmyrealname8]

This is better than magic.

[@assmane999]

I completely agree because he tells you what he is doing but it still seems truly impossible. There's no pulling wool over eyes here like with magic, it is just incredible skill to the highest degree.

[@homersimpson8826]

20 times harder and more skilled required. That's with vision. Without god know

[@Jabootylolz]

Having vision would honestly cripple you in learning the deck the way he has. He learned the exact feeling of every single card because he was not physically able to see it. What took him 25 years without sight would be 50 years with sight because people with vision have the actual handicap of actually being able to see and let your eyes lie to you. It's honestly not a difficult concept to understand, when you lose one of your major senses it gets compensated with survival instincts. He literally mentioned it in the video.

[@sagitswag1785]

Jabootylolz if you honestly think vision is a handicap in learning sleight of hand, then I have to question whether you are even a cardman. Lmao

[@CarlAquaForce]

@@sagitswag1785 he said "the way he has" not normal sleight of hand.

[@pjhelbig]

Needs to be on TED. Amazing.

[@themikla]

This is his TED talks... as he would want.

[@krotenschemel8558]

but he doesn't sell anything, nor is he an SJW.

[@pjhelbig]

Kröte nschemel He sells himself, sometimes that's enough. As far as "social justice", promoting "moving beyond your own handicaps" (no matter WHAT they might be) is about as "social" as I can think of. Even if "blindness" isn't a part of "your" world, everyone has a "handicap" of some sort or another.

[@ddcll9538]

ted doesn't deserve to have him

[@Supreme_Court.]

Pj Helbig "Quotations"

[@OtherJesus]

This changed my life. No words.

[@jbarry471]

You're amazing Richard. You're an amazing mechanic and you're amazingly personable and fun to listen to. Thanks for showing us that you can be and do anything...you're one of a kind!

[@anasamin8227]

He probably can read this comment too

[@TheMightyOdin]

I'm completely blown away.

[@codydaniels6782]

Goes to show no matter how smart you are, how rich your parents are, there's always someone better at you. This guy is brilliant and deserves every dollar he has ever earned.

[@TwinTalos]

51:42 He had her shuffle and deal and he still ended up with four aces! It's freaking unbelievable. I never tire of watching Mr. Turner.

[@dansmacarbre]

He has the aces palmed already. Adds them to the cards she deals him. He loses the cards she dealt him when he says clean up your mess and hes left with the aces. Also notice when he fills the discard pile by bringing the third dealt hand to the middle so that he can lose the extra cards in the pile.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

@@dansmacarbre I'm not sure if that's the method he used but he does card magic tricks combined with awesome card control. I'm not sure if he even uses gimmicks sometimes.

[@xboxassistance2097]

@@dansmacarbre No, he stacked the deck via the tabled riffles. Slowing it down you can see it isn’t palmed

[@ourdattafamily]

Never would have believed a human can do what we saw Mr Richard Turner perform. Hope people of the world does come to know about him and invite me to experience what a human mind and spirit can do. Once in a lifetime we come across such real skill attained. * RESPECT* Mr Richard Turner.

[@pekkaplanet69]

Close up card tricks are my absolute favourite to watch. This was the first time i saw you Richard and you totaly blow my mind! Great talk, great performance. This show/performance/talk set new standards on what to enjoy. Wish you the best, thanks for beeing filmed and let me see this!

[@rayzhong8542]

This guy is insane! He's completely in his own league with those techniques.

[@roberteriksson1629]

In the beginning I was amazed that he pulled it off. At the end I would had been amazed if he was wrong. My mind simliply gave upp trying to figure it out and went to assuming he would always be right! That's how amazing he is. Anybody else had this experience?

[@eaglethedigger]

Started dropping tears while watching...several times... tears of joy. Wow!!!!!

[@ThreeCatsInTheWindow]

Richard Turner is nothing less than a brilliant man. he is inspirational, motivational, and humble. thank you for posting this video.

[@R.A.C...]

Best youtube recommendation I had ever watched... I'm grateful of having watched this inspiring video.

[@pefect5686]

This is an amazing film! Thanks!

[@MrElectricSkittles]

Speechless... Words don't justify how incredible this is

[@ryanbaptiste3349]

I wish I had half of his drive and motivation. To be that good takes dedication.

[@ZMB-on5ub]

The middle deal just blows my mind. I've seen lots of of Richard but this is beyond insane.

[@Hotobu]

The manipulation of the deck is impressive for sure, but beyond that when you understand the mechanics of the trick it loses its luster a bit. He puts 4 aces in the middle of the deck. Since it's draw poker he's still got a high chance of drawing to whichever of his cards aren't aces, giving him up to 10 chances to get the 4 aces in the middle of the deck. The assistant would have to be purposefully sabotaging him or just outright incompetent to not be able to get him at least 3 aces. If he wants to make absolute sure he'll have a winning hand he can just put junk at the top of the deck ensuring he'll win with 3 of a kind. Once you except that he's an alien that can manipulate a deck into whatever order he wants it's easy to see how the trick works the way it does.

[@Frank01985]

@@Hotobu I'm quite sure that this one is sleight of hand. Don't forget that he asks her to shuffle the deck, not specifying what kind of shuffle, so keep the aces in the middle can easily go wrong with the wrong person. At 49:00 the aces go in the middle of the deck, but he immediately manipulates them out and at 49:08 slides them in his right hand to the side of the table, and he holds them there. The hand doesn't move until 50:25, when he almost has his cards and puts the aces on top of the dealt cards at 50:30. At 51:23 he gets rid of the other cards with the "clean up your mess" act, there are more than 7 cards on the table (this is also the reason the third player was dealt, so it's less noticeable). But it's so beautifully executed, nothing about it looks unnatural until you watch it another 2 times, knowing what to look for.

[@markeelaino9858]

best in our planet..huge respect sir.

[@quickplaya]

Not the best.. just a good man.

[@reddawn1487]

Straight2Sleeve Straight2Sleeve by far the best card mechanic to ever live and most likely will be ever.

[@vt4979]

@@quickplaya How is he not the best at what he does? Can you pease name a better card manipulator that has ever walked the Earth?

[@dickrichard626]

@@vt4979 He said simply: "best in our planet.. huge respect sir." which is vague and obviously not true in a literal sense because he didn't specify anything about dealing cards even though I know it is obvious and implied. I'm just saying straight 2 sleeve isn't actually wrong though. lol

[@michaelschwartz9485]

Mr. Turner is unbelievable! It's scary how good he is! I can't believe he can do what he's doing, it's truly magical! His life is incredible, his achievements are amazing! I'd love to be sitting next to him, my mind would definitely be blown! What a great man! Your stories are so interesting, entertaining and inspiring! God bless you and your family!!

[@TheCgOrion]

He is a perfect example of human potential. Absolutely amazing!

[@Trazaeth]

This legitimately gave me a better way to approach life.

[@e-karttolle786]

Keeping the legend of card manipulation aside, Sir Richard Turner is also one of the most effective speaker

[@U8Tubesteak]

Richard is otherworldly! Absolutely mind-blowing and brilliant performance.

[@shamrice]

I originally saw the over hour play time and was hesitant to watch.. I figured I'd watch the rest at a later time but this presentation really drew me in. Before I knew it, I was already 30 minutes in. Absolutely incredible performance and a really great message. This was awesome and I'm glad I watched it.

[@TheAlfsterino]

The documentary about him called 'Dealt' is amazing - the creator of the doc got more than they thought - Richard during that period went from someone who always denied being blind (for fear of pity)and hid it to creating this show about going blind. He looks so free and relaxed and people are embracing his 'journey' with no pity...and how could there be pity - loving family, strong willed man and a job that gives joy to people.

[@JonathanXLindqviust]

The most insane part, is that most people don't get how extraordinary this is... Like, I'm just a layman and I can see "some" of the slights, but that just makes it even MORE amazing. The more you can understand and see, the more insane it becomes. A proof of this is the last tricks at 01:02:00 etc. where the crowd gets extremely impressed, even though technically it's the easiest tricks.

[@woody816]

Krehlmar dealing that 2s back in the deck and handing it to poker Annie and her dealing them out was amazing. How can his brain and hands be so fast. It was amazing Edit 26:00 if u want to remember the trick

[@reddawn1487]

Crazier thing is picking up any sleight right now is simply because he doesn’t have to stick em for general crowds but when in a situation with even the best players, card mechanics , ect nobody can pick up his mechanics . The guy was fooled into being the best by the best before him. Dai mentored him and purposely mentored him in ways that dai thought was impossible but passed it off as if it was just to see if he would do it . Later in life his mentor let that secret slip and this turner will never be matched . Be like convincing a kid a human can fly and thru that belief and obsessive practice kid figures out how to fly this becoming the only one .

[@vt4979]

I think the crowd got excited because it was very funny to see Meghan to be fooled times and times again, it's easy to figure out how it's done when we watch him on youtube but with a live audience I don't think they could notice anything. We could clearly see how he did it but it was extremely fast, there's no way I could've spotted it if I were there.

[@dbz1978]

@@vt4979 why is it easier on KZbin than live?

[@etako79]

Everyone needs to remember that this man is not one of the best or the greatest, but he is the best, the rest look up and learn from him. Incredible skills, character, and such an honorable stand up man. So much respect for this man. Anyone that thinks they been dealt a bad hand should look at this man’s life and if you can see, hear, have all of your bodily functions needs to reevaluate and change their mindset in life.

[@ahareally]

His skills are beyond stunning.

[@PragmaticStyle]

Richard you are defiantly an inspiration for me , I'm getting back into practicing slight of hand as well as card manipulation too. FYI I just turned 61 five months ago.

[@assgrabberpremium]

Old Spanky well...its almost gonna be your 62. so happy birthday in advance. And im glad to see that someone else actually saw this as inspiration. He truly is a walking inspiration of a man and a miracle maker at the same time.

[@XxXAceGXxX]

I love the trick at an hour in, paying close attention you can see he throws down or moves around the top card when doing the "Keep your eye on the 2s". I appreciate that I caught every time he did the switch and was very clean with it, even the fold on the card! You can see he fixes the fold and places it on another then throws out the card on the top all with one hand! Very sneaky

[@Davorta]

I never though that i could watch an hour of youtube video without skipping a second. This legend speaks truth honesty and experience. I am anormal guy. But i feel so handicapped

[@howardsternisbatman]

An incredible display from a legend.

[@savioromie9534]

The fact that he tells you what he’s doing and in slow Motion and he still outplays us all, out of this world. the fukn sleight of Hand on this guy with no vision is something else. Respect

[@marianpelmus]

that's how it looks when you are the best in the world, literally #1 this super-man, change some things in my mind Thank you!

[@kramerdc9]

I'm not sure the audience knew how exactly hard this is let alone blind. I guess when you make something look easy, you know you've done it right. When you've been told by the professor that you were the best card mechanic he's ever known, that's quite an honor coming from an expert cardsman like Dai Vernon himself. I tip my hat to you Richard for the excellent demonstrations and performances over the years.

[@CrippledMerc]

I’d love to see the WSOP have him deal for the final table to mess with the players. Not the whole game, but maybe for an hour before letting them in on it and resetting the chip counts back to what they were.

[@KitchenerLeslie2]

CrippledMerc except they’d all know who he was.

[@MarcoS-uj2qx]

Absolutely brilliant 👍🏻

[@redplanet76]

One of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen in my life. Wow.

[@doomhauer7410]

Saw him perform like 20 years ago. What a class act.

[@thereshopeforallofus2487]

Hello Doomhauser, just to point out that if you have never seen the Richard Turner 2017 Documentary 'Dealt', that someone has uploaded it to KZbin on the 13th of September, the link is below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzFaopoeZyeedE

[@vinhqngouoc]

Freaking incredible. He must be able to feel the prints on the cards instantly. Wtf

[@thereshopeforallofus2487]

Hello Vince Ngo, just to point out that if you have never seen the Richard Turner 2017 Documentary 'Dealt', that someone has uploaded it to KZbin on the 13th of September, the link is below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzFaopoeZyeedE

[@bentedelmann7411]

Yes

[@breakalegfpv9532]

thank you sir, you are a delightful and inspiring human being.

[@BlackFoxInc]

I don't really know how I ended up here, but I have enjoyed every single second of it!

[@HemantYadavMNIT]

Hi I am Richard Turner and I represent how incredible can a human be.

[@alanmalcheski8882]

always wanted to be a sneaky card shark, can't even see the cards. Motivational AND inspirational. That tears it, I'm going to law school. If he can do it, so can I.

[@missker7042]

Alan Malcheski always to interview people higher than your higher level then you are

[@dednieeasonyeap1676]

Really a legend..... my Inspiration .... "Nothing Is Impossible" #believeurself

[@Fineb]

Master of his craft and a beautiful person

[@kevinlock3826]

I'll never forget the time you demonstrated focus at karate class with the back of your wrist and knocked me across the room when I visited with Gene Knight.

[@JanVanGalen]

I am stunned an amazed after watching this halfway through

[@jberk8529]

Richard you are absolutely amazing!!!! Such dexterity and skill!!

[@theryancardinal]

Thank you for the lessons Richard. A true master at living life.

[@johnbrumer4392]

What a performance... I'm clueless to how he does it...thank you

[@tomk3620]

My deepest RESPECT to you GRANDMASTER RICHARD TURNER!

[@pojiloy_1337_igrok]

He is living legend. We going to have hollywood movie about him in years coming, remember my words.

[@malarucoon]

I wouldn't trust him with a 1 card deck.

[@jackiebonds3054]

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[@alZiiHardstylez]

Hahaha.

[@MrMajintiger]

dude your my hero in so many ways would love to meet you.. I only have a few on my list i would ever want to meet and they are no longer here. im going to make it to see you somehow .. God Bless you

[@norfolkbroad7537]

Outstanding brilliance and still puts integrity at the top. Great man.

[@isaacwright2020]

This guy is a master of his craft and a breathe of fresh air in the midst of a stifling time in our culture. He truly inspires everyone he contacts.

[@thisisnotthetimeorplacehow1609]

I heard he personally read every comment, so its nice that every one has something positive to say.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

You're ok with his torturing a poor gorgeous fish by removing its eye with a knife for no reason? I'm not. Why not find a useless, evil person and do it to them? Lots of those around.

[@dbz1978]

The crowd went a bit quiet at the shark hunt picture.

[@beprimo7140]

This is so inspirational! Thank you Richard Turner for being awesome.

[@Davidblaine18]

This man is brilliant!!!!!

[@mynameisjonas45]

Oh my gosh! Table faro done SO fast at 35:30 and then again! Wow! Respect.

[@GlennTheSadMarinersFan]

most of the audience prob don't realize that it really is every other card.

[@jswilley3673]

Amazing ability.....I’ve noticed he always uses the same print backing deck. His sense of touch is so precise that the thickness variations in his deck is a fantastic ability.

[@DCSspitfire]

This man is unbelievable. Fantastic. He is indeed a superhero

[@avadheshmalik]

He's amazing and adorable!

[@sasquatch6ft9]

couldnt stop watching. amazing

[@josephfallon7047]

Richard: Awesome,dazzling, and soooooooooooooo cool. A great and entertaining presentation, and very, very brilliant with the game of cards. A great view of life in our world, and you sure LOVE the shuffle of the cards. Joseph Fallon

[@alexxcosta1]

Richard, you are an amazing human being!

[@randalllewis2434]

Enough of the girls.... You have to be thee most amazing card mechanic that has ever held a deck of cards!! Un real.... Thank you for what you do!! It is fun to watch!!

[@EzaVinylAddict]

This was utterly and fucking insanity. What a amazing skill set and a great life story. I'm speechless.

[@nike12000haha]

Not only is he amazing his message is really awesome as well!

[@BigDH28]

Simply amazing! Perfection 👌

[@Bamboomerz]

Give this man a Ted talk! Inspirational. I am currently everything this man hates... Lol. laziness and procrastination is the handicap, and I fear so much the consequence I become what I fear... I need to meet this man... Before I die I don't know if he ever actually reads these comments... But honestly, I just spent hours watching your videos and the documentary (I know you hate being called blind so I'll say visual impairment) don't think your visual impairment is why your impressive or what defines you. I was watching all these videos and was watching in frustration. Because I find you impressive anyhow. You are a true master at your craft, the one and only master, regardless of your visual impairment.

[@LadyRose1985]

I finally saw how he did the first part of this! Amazing! So smooth.

[@thepoetmustdie]

"we breath air, worms don't breath dirt!" lmao had me rollin'

[@awardy1472]

Wow this guy amazed me, I just can't get over how he does it.

[@taylorwoods8001]

LOL! too many old school jokes for this crowd....but I am busting up laughing! LEGEND!!!

[@thoubias]

Wow! I knew this dude was a legend with cards, but I had completely no idea how badass they were in those more physical activities too!

[@jamesmalott7851]

Thanh you for the greatest motivational speech I’ve ever heard.

[@anontrolo]

Damn who needs magic when you actually have super powers.

[@secondstring]

More impressive than any magic trick could ever possibly be.

[@MrYamchu]

Magician: I will perform a magic trick for you Mr. Turner: shuffle my deck

[@dylan4652]

Please stop these fake conversations it’s really played out and annoying unless you’re 10yrs old if that’s the case sorry kid keep progressing

[@sleepydog9968]

@@dylan4652 dis good stuff tho

[@persiah7779]

I already was blown away by Richard's skills, but seeing him conquer fear by climbing mountains, hunting sharks, and earning the hardest black belt on the planet just convicts me that I'm not living life to the max....man

[@LPFan33]

Such an inspiration. Thank you Richard

[@bunnypong64]

Thanks for inspiring me to believe in myself and not give up!

[@Raaampage]

This guy is absolutely legendary

[@leebabychris]

AMAZING UNBLEAVIBLE ART,