How A Water Cup Taught Takumi To Drive Like A God!

[@filipprucnal]

Bunta: Remember son, staying hydrated is key to becoming a better driver

[@takauchinishika4701]

Modest pelican: hi lads and lasses, this is modest pelican, if you enjoy this video, please drive a car with acids in car into building, that sure help spread the good word of my channel: Wtf

[@kenjiroumiyamoto1432]

Healthiest comment on KZbin

[@corollavirus4age]

Bunta The ultimate hydro homie

[@Cockconut]

Can't spill the water if there isn't left.

[@aykan4972]

Meanwhile in Ferrari Garage: No Kimi, you will not have the drink.

[@freackedman4153]

Nobody : Takumi: *Hold my cup of water*

[@beaclaster]

and the whole stock of tofu in my car

[@thatannoyingguy3718]

And watch me beating the tofu out of the red suns and night kids

[@thomasschlieter5281]

The watercup is a real learning instrument when you learn to drive an ambulance.

[@Joopyter724]

Better not damage the --tofu-- patient

[@catsinflames4598]

@Elliot Leners I bust out laughing once the gravity of what you said set in my mind

[@cedricrheaume9185]

My mom is an ambulance driver and I’ve seen her drift it lmao

[@nightcore-gautham2800]

fujiwara dead body delivery

[@jordanrobshaw1406]

@@cedricrheaume9185 the smoothest way to kill the patient

[@noahhunt8575]

Well, I think the only point of the water cup was to learn balance around a corner, but since he had it taken away at a race, he didn't need to worry about spilling so he could go past the limit of the water.

[@ezelio]

He also doesnt drift when deliver tofu uphill He just drift after done tofu delivery downhill and takumi already drank the water cup

[@beaclaster]

accel limits

[@rcaddict1406]

Yeah maybe

[@ismael-ds9uz]

sokenbicha no rap

[@noahhunt8575]

@@ismael-ds9uz I don't know why you replied with a song title but I do love chelmico, I love their song Disco (bad dance doesn't matter)

[@TheBlacksun187]

Tried this once, water went everywhere because the road was bumpy af

[@zyn0064]

Nice!

[@dogukankuru1969]

Japanese roads are smooth af, lucky takumi

[@akumayuu8726]

Bro you made my Day that was so funny

[@findingmovement5824]

I laughed a little to much on that one

[@Annathroy]

You need better suspension

[@PofuProduction]

my young mind: I guess he is gonna drink that

[@beaclaster]

lol I'm thirsty

[@gasmaskerobin1560]

Stay hydrated!

[@EjOnBloxYT]

It's on the tofu make still fine

[@trashydrifter7557]

Sitting there all like Thanks dad

[@wick_6615]

Beautiful profile pic 😉

[@FIREXEROX]

This guy explained a concept that bunta explains on 30s in 7 mins

[@targetdemographic1257]

Yep. That’s the point of the video. To expand on it.

[@qtpatrol]

I wanna remind yall, something I DEFINITLY learned from. Smooth doesn't mean slow movements something can be consistent and direct but extremely fast aswell, just depends on how much of that action your car and yourself prefer.

[@uphori1484]

i actually learned a way to get a four wheel drift happen in a game called assetto corsa you can see my newest video if intrested

[@matthew_natividad]

Coupled with the 86 balance

[@mrperscat5353]

In other words just become one with the car

[@razorjk5974]

@@uphori1484 wait, I know u

[@uphori1484]

@@razorjk5974 how so

[@d1me75]

i rember watching my dad drive very fast on country roads i remember him being very smooth in corners this vid bassically explains it to me that he is the closest thing to takumi considering hes driven lorries for 20+ years and regular car driving for even longer I want to surpass his level to honour it as cringy as that sounds.

[@Aaryan.S]

Not closet. I think there are people who drive on mountains with best skills at corners

[@matiassalas8002]

I want to do the same...

[@Troy13]

I have a similar respect for my fathers driving who was also a professional driver.

[@Vinicius_Aur]

I wish luck for u

[@xmen123ist]

god speed brother, pursue your dreams!

[@snowfish7294]

Every episode starts with drive safe and follow the road laws

[@anishagoyal4691]

And the episodes do it's parallel 😂

[@russiancat340]

What’s the anime I forgot? And where can I watch?

[@ottelo7773]

@@russiancat340 its on funimnation

[@CatCaretaker171]

@@russiancat340 Initial D

[@killfase01]

I remember when I was a kid reading the manga. I told my parents about this and they made me do it when learning to drive. Later on I picked up my great grandmother and she told my mom it's more comfortable driving with me than her lmao.

[@jordanrobshaw1406]

That's actually awesome

[@fabiotiburzi]

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[@VERIFIED_COMMENT]

*remember japan has well maintained roads with nearly 0% potholes, so smooth transitioning is possible but in Rally racing this method goes out the window* 😂

[@suspicioustumbleweed4760]

They address this in the show when he travels to another mountain pass. The same stuff applies, you just have to adjust for the holes and bumps

[@Jhelil]

@@suspicioustumbleweed4760 are you joking? You don’t adjust for potholes

[@suspicioustumbleweed4760]

@@Jhelil Yeah there’s a few episodes where the roads are bumpier and potholed and Takumi has to learn to adjust to it. But I mean the OPs point was that off-road your water spills either way so idk what the point off my comment was.

[@takauchinishika4701]

How Fujiwara's Ae86 went to Akina ghost is... Takumi want to finish his delivery earlier. So he went faster and faster everyday and return home Because he want to sleep

[@mnije]

And there is the truth.

[@takumifujiwara2674]

Yea I just wanted to sleep and I got bored so I would see how close I could get to the guardrail

[@zerocalvin]

@@takumifujiwara2674 if you watch Initial D, Takumi isnt really interested into racing in the beginning.. for him, driving fast is just part of family business... after all Bunta never really told Takumi anything while training him into a racer...

[@Reinlert]

bunta: remember son losing is gay so heres this water cup it might teach u how to be a *GOD*

[@jordanrobshaw1406]

Bunta mastered the art of no homo

[@K03sport]

I'm pretty sure he had a load/batch of tofu in the back and the cup was a reminder to be smooth and gentle as not to jolt the tofu and break it. The side affect of this, and the fact he'd been driving since he was 14, gave him the ability to be both fast and smooth. He had to deliver the tofu early and be home in time for school.

[@goose9246]

bunta knew what he was doing

[@davidlee3203]

No his dad gave him the cup as to not spill it coz the tofu is in water and if the cup spilled then the water with the tofu would spill that's why

[@pikachufan25]

in the anime he mention something about wanting to reach early so he could have more free time or something... he simply wanted to go fast and the cup was the reminder on how fast he could go. and he mention that he did spill the water lots of times in the beggining cause he was so scared, but after a while he got over it and drives likes a Angel xD

[@yenb2537]

He started driving since he was 13 because he was already 18 when they discovered he was the one who already did the deliveries. In the anime, Bunta and Takumi said he replaced his dad for 5 years straight.

[@chidori7234]

Like what Bruce Lee once said: _"Empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless, like water"_ That martial arts philosophy of his can also be applied with driving theory... damn The whole purpose of Bunta training Takumi to deliver tofu with a cup of water is for him to learn how to drive smooth, like water

[@assko11]

To be fair, Bunta never made Takumi race with a water cup. He only made him use it when he delivers tofu, so basically it had more meaning to protect the tofu and secondary goal was to make him learn the "balance game" which helped him a lot in the development of the story.

[@GaricsPeter]

Ah, so you are still alive:)

[@projectcar1079]

Yup, I'm not dead yet!

[@toomanymangos]

@@projectcar1079 key word, yet

[@HutoCS2]

Szia Uram

[@GraceTheTDI]

He was prob just watching all of the TEN STAGES of initial d lol

[@arkianit5602]

he needs it because without drinking it he’s not gonna be a drift god.

[@mateuszpaluch344]

Holy water

[@itznoahkunz8039]

The car be like : you still hate an fr car like me?

[@arkianit5602]

@@itznoahkunz8039 w h a t

[@yeaaaaaaaaaaahff]

@@mateuszpaluch344 drift power water

[@davidlee3203]

That's what plebs like u wish was the meaning jus so u can make it easy on yourself to do Hhahaha lol

[@ryanfisher8597]

Omg my grandfather made me do this when he taught me to drive! Mind you I learned on stick. Damn it made me learn fast lol!

[@charly4323]

Did you learn to drift without spilling the water?

[@rolphkitlergutierrez2336]

Me: Aight, time to put water on the cup. My mom's Hyundai eon: Don't think about it.

[@yeaaaaaaaaaaahff]

Better not spill water on the interior while driving at 120+ kilometers per hour

[@radspiderjackson]

in the context of initial d, the water cup training method is perfect because it wasnt 'training' for him *initially*. It was just an intuitive way for him to learn without even knowing he was learning thanks to his racing legend dad. Thats why the show is so genius

[@FOXHOUNDKAGE]

Bruce Lee: " Be Water My Friend "

[@alexandervanklaveren5571]

Funny he mentions the cup of water, then shows us a clip of a porsche that has no cupholders.

[@DR1V3R117]

Never to fast, never slowdown, no hard braking. Moving like floating.

[@N3onDr1v3]

Float like a butterfly

[@m8cermit799]

@@N3onDr1v3 sting like a 2j

[@jordanrobshaw1406]

@@m8cermit799 dangnu hudson

[@ncrtrooper2361]

If I remember correctly, Takumi learned aggressive driving during his race with Shingo, but I could be wrong

[@criznitty]

Y’all ever seen 1988’s License to Drive, staring Corey Haim and Corey Feldman? There’s a scene when he’s taking his driving test in a 1985 Ford Escort and he can’t spill coffee on the instructor played by James Avery, or he fails. Hilarity ensues.

[@kaedeschulz5422]

The Drift king himself helped making this series. So it's not surprising that it's so well made when it comes to driving techniques 😃

[@ericwilliamson263]

the drift king himself made a video with hot version/best motoring showing himself spilling water everywhere lmao. the concepts are correct but its still a cartoon.

[@LivingForGodNMW]

Who is this drift king lol

[@kaedeschulz5422]

@@ericwilliamson263 He also did this tape challange hehee😁 He and his mates are so funny!😆

[@kaedeschulz5422]

@@LivingForGodNMW Keiichi Tsuchiya 🙂

[@LeoMkII]

@@ericwilliamson263 yep,

[@yang6825]

My mature mind: so Fast and Furious Saga got the inspiration from Initial D? Pretty much🤔

[@michi-eke]

The fact is, I saw Initial D months before watching for the first time Fast & Furious

[@yujiro5677]

Nah

[@jordanrobshaw1406]

Fast and furious: uses nitrous 10 times in a row Initial D: uses actually strategy

[@danielwolfe4169]

great video, wouldnt a G-meter by a far better method for training

[@projectcar1079]

Yup, a g-meter would be a better tool than a cup of water that's for sure.

[@danielwolfe4169]

@The Movie Man g meter is like 30 bucks

[@Frostyknight627]

@@danielwolfe4169 But water is FREE tho.

[@ShaferHart]

@@danielwolfe4169 was it 30 bucks 25 years ago when the series was conceived?

[@atharvaatre3273]

No because using a water cup is much tougher

[@joeseph2238]

You say it does more harm than good but if you use the skills you learned as a base line and adapt it could work well. For ecample as you said it helps in the understanding of weight transfer. But then you learn the point in which your car is over/under steering. If used simply as a base line to develop further skills and so on it could be very beneficial.

[@projectcar1079]

However, as you learn about weight transfer you are subconsciously developing those inhibiting habits. If you wanted to understand weight transfer you can just think critically about how the car behaves differently under acceleration and braking, so you really don't need the water. A cup of water can certainly improve your form, but it's more efficient to just not use the water to begin with.

[@Reinhard_Erlik]

@@projectcar1079 but still it can be efficient

[@tuahsakato17]

@@Reinhard_Erlik When you're delivering Tofu

[@Reinhard_Erlik]

@@tuahsakato17 yes

[@jonf5976]

@@projectcar1079 but in the show he only used the water when delivering the tofu, then he could dump it and drive how he wished coming back down. So it taught balance but because it wasn’t a constant it wouldn’t necessarily lead to bad habits. It’d be more like going out on a track and doing a lap with it and then one without. You’d learn quickly that you could accelerate faster and brake later/harder without the cup of water but because you just drove the track with the cup of water you’d be more aware of the shifting weight (presumably) than you would had you never driven with it

[@ezelio]

Takumi only drive with water cup when delivering tofu uphill and he doesn't drift. He drive as fast as he can avoid water spill. So that he can feel his car better He just drift when he going home downhill after deliver the tofu in order to kill boredom and getting home faster, because he have to goes to school soon. He did that without watercup. But one episode takumi ever said "i started to learn to drift with the water cup"

[@TheHighborn]

^this

[@Eva01n]

Don't forget the most important thing in fast and furious Family 😂

[@davidlee3203]

Nooooo it's. It doesn't matter if u win by an inch or a mile winning is winning or is it when I'm at that red light all I see for the next 10 seconds is that I'm free Hhahaha that's u pleb LMAO I'm fully cracking up right now I jus want u to know that

[@LifeOfFai]

The thing about the Takumi with the cup of water, it enhances his sensitivity to the weight distribution of the car, so he can feel more about his car nuances to a fine detail which allows him to drive at his car's limit during racing. Also about the hard threshold braking, it was noted during the final battle of AE86 vs AE86 in Stage 5 that Takumi didn't have treshold braking as his weapon until Stage 4 when he noticed that Shinji was braking loosely in the corners. This backs up the point made in the video that you can't learn threshold braking with the water cup because Takumi was limited by it.

[@phalxmusic5836]

I always wanted to see takumi driving an fd

[@j-aaxch9658]

Takumi be like: I rather drive the Impreza Keisuke in an 86: It's so slow!!!

[@phalxmusic5836]

@@j-aaxch9658 yeah that impreza gc8 made me fall in love with subaru! Especially the wrx sti version v!

[@j-aaxch9658]

@@phalxmusic5836 Best Subie Along with the 22B Change my mind

[@phalxmusic5836]

@@j-aaxch9658 you don't like the blob eye?

[@j-aaxch9658]

@@phalxmusic5836 only the GD8 of them

[@RobertEpsteinYT]

Water cup is good for practicing smoothness but now for setting lap times

[@ellisberry8747]

It’s bullshit,you can’t drive fast down a road like that without pulling enough g’s to spill the water. Also sliding in a car isn’t smooth,

[@giancarlolugo9586]

@supersoniclegend Anime logic

[@zwenkwiel816]

I put a cup of water on my sim rig when I do the downhill of Akina Never spill a drop...

[@ericwilliamson263]

dont get me wrong i love initial d as much as the next nerd but to say its an accurate showcase of ''high speed motorsport'' is laughable. many of the concepts they touch on in initial d are based on real things but embellished to the point of becoming practically unrealistic. take the water cup for instance, the concept is correct but as best motoring/hot version already proved all its really going to do in practice is spill water everywhere. go ahead and try it yourself. another hilarious one is takumi closing his pop-ups to gain an aerodynamic advantage. i could go on forever if you wanna include the fake shit like the iroha jumps or ''takumi zone'' or keisukes time-trial training regimen. initial d is a cartoon and you really shouldnt claim to be a professional racing driver or instructor when all i see in your other uploads are indoor gokarts and video games. the conceptual videos are cute but a single track day will teach you more about your driving than years of reading and watching.

[@bedrylo3529]

2:20 what is this game tell me please

[@sadeek2009]

And that's why my driving teacher was drinking coffee on the first day

[@justadummy8076]

What I think Takumi did was use the water cup on the delivery uphill to practice control, but on the downhill he no longer has any more Tofu so he speeds down at full speed

[@yasuo2g775]

downhill is too fast for speed. u need to brake more than gas almost edit: what im saying makes no contribution to the conversation and is actually not provable or disproveable as akina downhill actually has many straights and sharp corners. i have driven akina on beamng for 1 month since i wrote this comment.

[@RC-8UNTA]

​@@yasuo2g775 going full speed just means he doesn't need to be excessively smooth on his inputs, he can be sudden on the brakes and not risk water spilling unlike on the uphill

[@yasuo2g775]

@@RC-8UNTA but the water cup was there to teach smooth control of the cars suspension, so why shouldnt it always matter?

[@RC-8UNTA]

@@yasuo2g775 It was only there so Takumi wouldn't break the tofu going uphill where he requires smoothness, Takumi couldn't care less for learning car control because he hated driving and probably threw out the water after deliveries so he could drive home faster

[@albertomotors6901]

Fast and Furious is a joke at this point

[@al-dorifto1631]

If I was 12 yo takumi I woulda been filling that cup back up before I got back to bunta lol

[@nottobay6768]

He probably did but got found out because the carpet was wet.

[@al-dorifto1631]

@@nottobay6768 you use your brain more than me lol I didn't even think of that lol

[@ケイータKeiyta]

​@@al-dorifto1631 let's just say just after heleaves, he gets out of the car and spills the water on the ground. And when he comes back he fills it again

[@herobrain8889]

I have a bether training technic, its called: go buy groceries with youre dad

[@akumayuu8726]

And?

[@herobrain8889]

@@akumayuu8726 i still Hear him screaming even If i Drive Alone

[@akumayuu8726]

@@herobrain8889 oh that kind of thing I thought of a different thing

[@Chipsaregood71]

Who else heard C O O L V I B R A T I O N S

[@P1L0T_]

I WANNA DANCE

[@liampulido7686]

so umm...is our man saying if we plan on using a cup of water, we have to make the water spill instead of keeping it in the cup cuz thats literally the oppposite of what our man is saying

[@romiarkan450]

Doesn't he only put the water when driving uphill, with tofu in the trunk? If you can't drive smoothly, you'll ruin those tofu lol.

[@dallas9795]

I don't understand drifting. I mean it's fun but it's truly the slowest way around a corner. I mean you don't see nascar drivers drifting. Nor do you see F1 drivers drifting. Rally is about the only part of racing that drifting works and that's only because it's mostly not tarmac.

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

The watercup frankly makes very little sense in the form it is shown in the series. Even a roadcar will pull well over 1g of cornering acceleration. With any meaningful cornerspeed it would spill out pretty much whatever you do.

[@lawnylawnington]

You just basically use the water cup for daily driving and remember its fundamentals for racing. Personally, i never drift on the track, but it's 100% useful because I have to work in the morning and my coffee cup never drips.

[@djfhhfjdjfb951]

It wasn’t really to teach him to be a better driver while yes it can help with that it was mainly for the tofu in the back he was delivering. If he spilled the cup it meant he spilled the water in the trunk and the tofu would be bad.

[@AndrewB23]

This anime is boring, I love cars but it's the same damn plot for almost every episode

[@slightlyinsaneraf]

I'm am very sure it can be a really good training for some to learn car control, obviously there is a few problems like you said, and unfortunately cup of water on streets is rather ridiculous, because roads aren't smooth, especially in UK. On a good track on other hand it's not as bad of an idea.

[@spiralinglight]

Used this method to teach myself smooth clutching and hill starts when I learned standard when 16

[@Andrecio64]

Argentina: *water Spills because every road is full or holes and a great percentage are just dirt roads *

[@dayaymiralles160]

Oh maybe takumi's ae86 had slow brake to not spill water

[@MissingLinkGTRS]

Slow brakes? Doubtful the car visibly shifts forwards in the show if anything his brakes are set up to be stronger in the front than they are in the back and I wouldn’t be surprised if the brakes are running a higher pressure if anything it was just Takumi being a fictional character with a unearthly ability to control his car brakes included with the utmost precision

[@ogzombieblunt4626]

Yeah takumi stomps on the breaks in numerous scenes

[@MultitaskingGuy]

I’d kill for a initial d game on the quest 2

[@CardiacYew-xt5zq]

Ok I'm 16 and going to start driving school and lessons On my own time (in a safe area to of course) do you recommend the water cup trick for car driving beginners?

[@gingertew9249]

what game is in the background?

[@salahkadiri1255]

Can anybody tell me the name of the game in 2:08

[@ELXMENTOstr]

bro just put a little bit of water like a half cup

[@ELXMENTOstr]

i gonna practice with a water cup wen i grow up !

[@ritchiesiepman5511]

Please, Please do a explanation on the Gutter run techique (sorry, bad english)

[@projectcar1079]

I'm on it

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

Dont do it, it will puncture your wheels and possibly break your suspension is the real explanation, but in theory it allows greater centriletal acceleration in a corner making for faster tangential velocity.

[@АлександрЗибик-ь5с]

The MC did have a bad habit of excess turns, now that I think about it. He may have driven in the mountain pass for 5 years, but his technique was very limited in the beginning of the series. And then, through many races, his bounds were removed bit by bit. He was taught the intuitive aspect of driving first, and everything else followed after. If you ask me, this is the ideal way of teaching or learning anything. It takes time, but the fruit of such labour is most rewarding.

[@mesqomusic2457]

His name is taco meat?

[@funkworthrollin4959]

LoL.

[@Rottenkirsche13]

Imma drive with water when I drift from now on Edit : I crashed my car and water got all over my vents

[@testname2166]

Which Car?

[@shamyzero6349]

Actually tried this while daily driving and it’s great because you learn how to smoothly come to a stop and how to accelerate smoothly.but once you get into intensive spirited driving no matter your skill level you will pull more than 0.5G’s spilling your cup :(

[@maxxtobon8772]

Your reasons are valid but Takami used to water cup for transporting the tofu and didn’t race with it. When he took away the cup to race he had mastered the fundamentals of his cars balance but could really race aggressive. He would 100% have spilled the cup during a race and the point of the cup isn’t to race fast

[@JM23007]

For me it just really helped when teaching to drive around casually in the city. I sometimes take girls out and don't want to make them feel sketched out. Taught me to take off properly at a red light and stop and make turns smoothly and be much more smooth with upshifting and downshifting, going over speed bumps, and so on. I never really realized how "rough" my driving seemed to passengers, it always seemed smooth from the drivers seat but from the perspective of the water in a cup it helped me realize I needed to become much smoother. So in essence, more for learning the basics of driving especially if you're carrying a date for example. But for racing that's something else.

[@Reinhard_Erlik]

D A N C I N G

[@bongers824]

Bunta is literally my dad As in he smokes and says he is better than me at everything. He also kinda does not care about a thing I do

[@5-Consecutive-Hairpin-Turns]

Takumi only uses the water cup on the uphill delivering the tofu, but on the downhill he has no tofu and doesn't need the water in the cup, so he's being trained being able to balance the car's weight distribution on the uphill but also being allowed to be free of the limitations of the cup on the downhill, for every single run. Bunta was absolutely genius in the way he was teaching Takumi without him even noticing!

[@LukeAisenAgustin聡芸愛泉]

“Fastest driver on Mount Akina”? Well, just wait until he sees Akio and the Z.

[@UnusualPete]

The water cup could be useful for people when they take the driver's licence. Smooth driving is essential to pass the test. Of course, the water quantity or even the recipient's shape would have to be different. I might be wrong but it's still a nice thought.

[@UnwovenSleeve]

"boontar" "tarkoomy"

[@61.pranamyajoshi23]

Aizawa

[@nandorivady2406]

Hey guys! Do somebody know, how can I find the initial D with these graphics? I watch the serie with maximum 480p, and I want to find this upgraded version of it

[@bxnny5861]

technically, gods have never driven a car as far as we know. UNTILL WE MEET AGAIN - "strange idiot in the comments thats being annoying ok ill stop now"

[@Billswiftgti]

5 minutes in you failed too mention that the cup forces you to not do UNNECESSARY ACTIONS that would interfere with the course of the car, the weight distribution, and finally the water in the cup. I mean, essentially you said it, but with many words xD

[@Tester-sh1mn]

I didn't know a paper cup could work at the Takaoka plant to produce an ae86!

[@cognitio278]

There are bus drivers like Takumi all over the Himalayas. No cap. When I was on vacation there the driver didn't use the brakes even at hairpin turns that had 1000ft drop-offs and No Fucking Guardrails! 🥴 Many a times one of the 4 wheels hanged in the air during a turn. It was a normal day at work for him.

[@GamerKabsYT]

Others:going to drifting school Fujiwara:Water cup

[@privacyIsKing]

Brake while losing grip...??? No, you don't do that inside a corner...maybe with a fwd you can push it a bit

[@skvltdmedia]

Son, you must learn how to push full 100% out of this car because we're broke and it's slow AF compared to Civics around it.

[@richardbossman9875]

An equally effective visual que of weight balance would be a small weight hanging from a string on the rear view mirror. It would show where the mass of the car was being transferred and not make a mess during training or advanced sudden movements.

[@ITALY789]

Bunta: Don’t damage the dru- I mean tofu Takumi: what’d u say?

[@CowboyDJ_]

“Speed & Mastery Of The 4 Wheel Drift”? Are you saying it’s 4wd? Because it’s not 🤣

[@hamzakhiar3636]

Hey this is my first watch on your channel and I wish you can make a video about improving your driving skills as a street driver

[@sa22see]

I have become better than Takumi I drive with a cup full of IPA 🍺. My name is Takuache.

[@jonecuntapay9561]

So, if the water cup trick is not a best irl, everyone asks, what's the best way to know your cars smooth transition moment? My answer;you don't! Sounds callous but it's a harsh truth you have to eat up.

[@Johnpinckney98]

I thought another reason is because most cars aren't evenly distributed like the AE86 is.

[@tumsfestival8027]

Really you should imagine a cup of water. Or have a clear cup with a lid. It’s a good idea, but pot holes make it almost impossible

[@georgekurgansky5986]

Good luck with the water cup if your suspension is soft and you are in traffic lol. Water? What water lol. 1 year later: black mould enters the chat..

[@arseniybulgakov3739]

I think it's recommend technique, but you also need train aggressive driving

[@MouseCIick]

Cup of water is just a fun gimmick for the anime. In practice, it looks and sounds dumb. If anything you can feel the g force in your car on how smooth or abrupt you translation are in corners. Most of us are probably not drifting either as much as we want to.

[@skvltdmedia]

But reality of water cup and driving smooth - when your car is a slow POS that can't really shift its own weight abruptly worth shit.

[@midnightempire4213]

I learned on a mountain pass but as long as You don’t believe your some godly anime character and have basic skill driving you would likely be ok but it’s still fucking dangerous no matter how safe you try to be

[@ramenshells9715]

It works lol till you don’t use it , I would do it in my 350z with the cup holder its like your in initial-D 😎🏎️

[@Wzrd8]

You assume the cup is going to be used in a race the way you talk about it. It's only a training tool.

[@AutodromoF1]

This is BS senna was known for his aggressive driving style. Treating the accelerator as an on/of switch by rapidly pressing it and lifting off. And he was only one of the greatest drivers in history.