American's Review of SA's Chasing the Sun Documentary (Season 1 Episode 1)

[@tonic8945]

Rassie will go down in history as the most innovative deep thinker on rugby and possibly the best man manager ever.

[@henk_iii]

Dr. Rassie😉

[@QSNgg]

I agree! I see how he's so well respected and loved

[@QSNgg]

That's right! Honorary Doctorate Degree last Friday from North West University 🙌🏽❤️

[@wot4922]

Just not to World Rugby😥 in Rassie we trust💚💛🇿🇦

[@johnsalamander-dz1qz]

Dude, you run a great channel! From a respectful South African. Will definitely subscribe!👍

[@QSNgg]

Massive love John, I really appreciate you! That means a lot 🙌🏽❤️

[@johnsalamander-dz1qz]

@@QSNgg Looking forward to more from you. And my local favourite team from South Africa is into the URC final! (That's the Sharks, if you want to follow the Final)

[@JannieFourie-n7c]

Rassie received a Honorary Doctorate Degree last Friday from North West University in South Africa.

[@QSNgg]

That's awesome! Well deserved

[@FilmDecoded000]

Love the postive vibes I get from this channel

[@QSNgg]

I really appreciate you! That means a lot 🙌🏽❤️

[@pmarkc3743]

You will absolutely love season 2 of Chasing the Sun. It takes everything good about the 1st season and then absolutely takes it 2 a whole new level!!

[@QSNgg]

I loved season 2! You said it perfectly. I'm excited to release my reviews on those episodes 🙌🏽

[@enviwolf909_yt6]

I love the fact that you do research before just going into a video

[@QSNgg]

I appreciate you! 🙌🏽❤️

[@Mikeyem]

Great Channel Bud, so glad that you are able to appreciate our beloved Springboks. In South Africa, Rugby is a religion. The best way to experience it is to see it first hand. The Springboks really bring our nation together. If Rassie or Siya were to run for president they would win, hands down. I really enjoy your channel, really enjoyed the Rugby player segments. Cheers

[@QSNgg]

Thanks so much Mikey! I appreciate you, your kind words, and support. This doc really showed me how much rugby means to South Africa. I really love, appreciate, and respect South Africa ❤️🇿🇦

[@Mikeyem]

@@QSNgghave a look at 2 great All Blacks, Nehe Milner Skudder, the man that invented the Skudder step and Rene Ranger, 'Mr Sit down, this bus is full.'

[@roycep1737]

The school that I'm from we have a saying "the way your country plays rugby tells you a lot about the men who live there"

[@QSNgg]

I really love that saying Royce! Very powerful and true

[@SinoM123]

I wasn't sure you were going to do this one but I'm soo stoked you did..

[@QSNgg]

Massive love! I appreciate you! Thanks for recommending this documentary to me 🙌🏽

[@deepsport5559]

You just entered the Zander zone, be ready for many new subs and views

[@QSNgg]

Much love 🙌🏽

[@pietellis8532]

Come visit South Africa....Cape Town.South Africa is a beautiful country

[@QSNgg]

I'm definitely coming to South Africa, that's my major goal! I appreciate you Piet! 🙌🏽

[@Pierre-v6t]

Really good stuff, thank you❤

[@QSNgg]

Thanks so much! I appreciate you!

[@NAVOSAhighlanders]

Inspirational ❤💯🙌🏽

[@QSNgg]

100% !! I appreciate you always ❤️❤️🙌🏽

[@immortal5626]

Letss goooo you're gonna love season 2

[@QSNgg]

Season 2 was incredible! I'm excited to release my reviews 🙌🏽

[@Pierre-v6t]

There are some really insightful bits in both Siya and Rassie's books. Rassie's dad's story is tragic and sounds like he was broken by what apartheid was doing to black people. His grandad was in charge of running water to farms and had dozens of stopwatches in his office wall with taps running to different farms. I think he would time the flows of water to the second :) Siya's first couple of chapter just made me sit up and raise my eyebrows. So intense, like you were saying. How grateful he was about having shoes and having abed in high school is hard to imagine. The stoning he witnessed was heartbreaking. So many storyline here. Thanks for taking an interest 😊

[@QSNgg]

You said it perfectly. There were so many great storylines in this series. I loved every moment of it. So heartbreaking and inspiring to see how they all overcame their situations to be who they are today. I love it ❤️

[@justinfox171]

Love this channel so much, if you ever decide to come to South Africa will definitely organise that you watch a game.

[@QSNgg]

Massive love Justin. I appreciate you boss! I'll definitely make my way out to South Africa to watch a game. That's my ultimate goal 🙌🏽

[@CamArm888]

Your channel is so dope. At the rate you are going, you might be in chasing the sun 3 🎉

[@QSNgg]

Massive love I appreciate you! I love your wedding engagement video too! That was awesome ❤️

[@Reggieshandy]

What an amazing description of that episode. You really get it

[@QSNgg]

Thanks so much Reggie. I really appreciate you and your kind words. It means a lot 🙌🏽❤️

[@UFC-Fanatic-1]

🤣🤣

[@janinepretorius2213]

Hey, welcome to the world of rugby w here we do not just play it, but live it! Great reaction to the episode. Hope you are considering to come and play for a local team. They sure can benefit from the power in those biceps!

[@QSNgg]

Thanks so much Janine! I really appreciate you and your kind words. I absolutely love South Africa and the incredible nation you have. I wish I was still young enough to play rugby. I would've love that 🙌🏽❤️

[@JuicyJLee]

Rugby >Family>Friends>Beer> Meat. Man my Mom and i watched the Springboks just the two of us screaming everytime we added points to our tally . Those games we won by a point man we were on a emotional rollercoaster

[@QSNgg]

I absolutely love that! Such and incredible and special memory that you have shared with you Mom ❤️

[@durbansfinestbiker0312]

Very good review.

[@QSNgg]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate you!

[@JannieFourie-n7c]

Rassie's dad passed away when he was 18 right after school and was in the Army doing National Service.Rassie was at School of Armour doing Junior Leader's Course which is 9 months long,he at most got 7 days compassionate leave and then had to go back and catch up with the course material he missed out on.

[@QSNgg]

Thanks for letting me know that incredible story about Rassie. I love hearing about his background story

[@VitaKino]

It would be cool to see you watch the episodes and react to them live...

[@QSNgg]

That would've been awesome Vita! Maybe Chasing the Sun 3 I can do that

[@JJMaritz1976]

Was waiting for this one. Cheers mate!

[@QSNgg]

Cheers JJ! I appreciate you and all of your continue support. It means a lot 🙌🏽❤️

[@xAvaragex]

Pierre Spies, a player you won't forget. He could've been the greatest number 8 of all time. The dude was literally a modern Jonu Lomu. Literally the size of Etzebeth with the pace pure wing. He I fact started as a wing. What a beast that guy was, I think he's a priest or something now

[@QSNgg]

I'll check out Pierre Spies for sure! I feel like I've seen some of his highlights, but I'll do a deep dive on his

[@olympicjbrag5913]

I'm South African. Ask me anything. ha! (subbed)

[@QSNgg]

I will for sure! 😀

[@adriaanjagers9919]

You must watch chasing the sun 2 Bru WOW 👍🙏

[@QSNgg]

Chasing the Sun 2 was absolutely incredible!

[@ljawgtn1393]

Reaction video meaning = "Some say that reaction videos provide a two-fold experience, where viewers feel satisfied because they know the emotions being conveyed, and they bond with the reactor because they can share their emotions". Q = Quintessential 💪💛 Amen brother, welcome to our world. Rassie, Razor, (RO'G!?) - RWC27 only 1,237 more sleeps!! 🖤🖤🖤

[@QSNgg]

I love that LJ! I really appreciate you and all of your support. It means a lot to me! 🙌🏽❤️

[@SuperBernster]

The Mapimpi story...be ready for ninjas cutting onions.

[@QSNgg]

Yeah that story was brutal! He's an incredible and resilient man with such an amazing heart and spirit

[@olympicjbrag5913]

You know what, you actually get it! I've seen so many reviews but you really seem to understand what's happening here. Bruhhhh....Rassie actually has his own documentary! "Rassie: The Official Film" Brilliant. You get insight into Rassie's home life growing up. Its sooo good.

[@QSNgg]

I appreciate you Jbrag. That means a lot! I'll have to check out Rassie's documentary. That'll be very interesting to watch his history

[@chrismichael2586]

As you have probably found out , South Africa has lots of problems and transformation and equality is one of the bigger ones. The first person to realize how rugby could genuinely unite people of all walks of life was Nelson Mandela. So in the 1995 RWC final he wore the no.6 jersey of Frans. Pienaar and just that alone brought us all a little bit closer to each other, but was short lived. The problem with transformation in rugby was that no one really bought into it. Coloured players were seen as quota players by the whites and they themselves always had the doubt in their minds whether they were genuinely worthy of their position and this doubt and mistrust was reflected in poor results for the better part of 10 years. What a low, what gut wrenching defeats and disappointment, just thinking about it now as I write puts a knot in my stomach. What Rassie was able to show to all of us, is that its not always about the best player for the position, but the best player for the team, and that is the true genius. As you pointed out the players gelled and started to believe and support one another, and when we the fans saw that, we also started to believe and before you knew it the whole nation was united and spurring our beloved Boks on to victory in the 2019 RWC. For me personally I was so invested in our team and national spirit, that I had no doubt that we would win it again in 2023. (England SF was touch and go but going into the final against NZ I had no doubt whatsoever.) Rugby is more than just a sport for us, it unites all people of all nations and if anyone doubts this just go to a rugby pub when test rugga is on, and you will experience it first hand, it's truly a beautiful thing to be part of. Hey Jeff, thank you for your time and effort that you have put into getting involved in the rugby space, cheers.

[@QSNgg]

Hey Chris! Thanks so much for your wonderful detailed breakdown as always. You have always helped bring so much more context to the story than what I've been able to see from the outside looking in. I appreciate you! I'm glad that I've been able to become part of the rugby space and connect with you and this incredible community. It's been the highlight of my life and I'm enjoying learning how special rugby is. It has truly opened my eyes to how beautiful the sport is and how much of a positive impact it creates for South Africa and all the countries involved. It's been very inspiring and motivating to see the power this game carries for us all. I appreciate you Chris 🙌🏽❤️ Cheers

[@Mary-AnnNorval]

South Africans love sport....all types. But rugby has always been THE sport. When the Springboks play, a large percentage of the nation stops and watches. Television sets in homes, shops, restaurants are on....broadcasting the match. Many people get together and have a braai. Having a braai and watching rugby is part of our culture.

[@QSNgg]

I love that about South African! Such an incredible culture you have ❤️🇿🇦

[@wihanjansevanrensburg436]

Just wait till you can watch Chasing the Sun 2, you will be blown away.

[@QSNgg]

Yes Chasing the Sun 2 was amazing!

[@NELDIN.DWAYI.3]

React to manie libbok next please I love your content ❤

[@QSNgg]

I'm definitely checking out Mannie Libbok 🙌🏽. I appreciate you!

[@mannymbatha1646]

You got Patreon?

[@QSNgg]

I don't have a Patreon at the moment Manny

[@NELDIN.DWAYI.3]

Please react to manie libbok next please

[@QSNgg]

I'm definitely checking out Mannie Libbok 🙌🏽

[@Wagenmeister]

Ireland should have given Rassie citizenship and they could have won a world cup.

[@QSNgg]

That would've been interesting to see for sure

[@ampiebooysen115]

1ste maybe a shout out i have been subscribed with noties

[@QSNgg]

Massive love Ampie! I appreciate you 🙌🏽❤️

[@RozWentworth]

Thank you again as I battered you in your videos before you looked into rugby...it's a Religion foe the Sputhern Hemisphere...also no comparison between American football and rugby...the rest of the world play rugby...not American football...Rugby is Huge

[@QSNgg]

I appreciate you Roz!

[@habibi8754]

It is said like russie

[@nickeybotha2155]

No its not he pronounced it correctly

[@QSNgg]

I appreciate you Nickey!

[@QSNgg]

Thanks for the feedback

[@hopeaguero7460]

You coming from all that and you’re doing reaction to pay bills how come you didn’t make it career wise?

[@QSNgg]

Great question Hope. No, I do this because I love it. QSN is my 3rd company I've started and we sell products as our main income source. I enjoy creating videos I got my degree in Computer Science and mathematic and have done software development since I was 18 years old. I started my first tech consulting software company at 24 years old and completed my last project in 2018. I started QSN in 2019 and have sold physical products since. You can check out our website here: QSN.gg for more background of QSN and how we started

[@Mary-AnnNorval]

South Africans love sport....all types. But rugby has always been THE sport. When the Springboks play, a large percentage of the nation stops and watches. Television sets in homes, shops, restaurants are on....broadcasting the match. Many people get together and have a braai. Having a braai and watching rugby is part of our culture.

[@QSNgg]

I love that about South African! Such an incredible culture you have ❤️🇿🇦

[@Mary-AnnNorval]

@@QSNgg Come to South Africa this year...and watch at least one test match. Come to Durban and watch the Sharks in action...the atmosphere is something else!