I Learned 92 Skills in 2 Years, Can I Still Do Them?

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PART 2: • I Learned 92 Skills in...
2 years in 9 minutes.

[@MikeShake]

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[@GDLightshade]

:D

[@Akraroshidere]

Let’s go

[@sadenox]

poggers your awesome

[@joppejaapbusscher2851]

omg dude u would love flower sticking or devil sticking

[@LeoAla]

Nice AB test btw :)

[@sirkyan9463]

As a gymnast I can assure you that needing time to do a flip correctly is perfectly normal but if you keep trying you will do it!

[@Invictus_1376]

do a round off backflip 69420

[@ExtremeLiveCams]

Also don't do the back flip from such a soft mattress

[@Norp337]

You just need to send it

[@banana2k23]

@@Norp337 yeh can u do one?

[@Norp337]

@@banana2k23 yes I can do sideflip backflip frontflip gainer webster and cork 7 on the ground lol

[@ApexAshan]

Please don't be hurt by those comments. Your videos have actually motivated me to change my life for the better. I always want to learn things like playing guitar for example but it's something I always push to the back of my head or procrastinate on. Seeing you learn skills within one video and always being motivated made me want to do the same. I started doing several things I used to say "I have no time for". I created a mentality that I wanted to live my life without regrets of wishing I did something or wishing I learned something and just do it anyway. I started learning guitar; still a newbie but doing better now than I ever did before. I started studying French and can actually write some sentences. I wanted to learn how to ride a skateboard and I'm planning to do that this summer. I literally created a whole life rule which was "Don't wish you could do that; JUST DO IT and practice until you can learn it." I feel like everyone wants to learn something but always procrastinates or is too lazy or says they don't have time and you really motivated me to start trying to gain all the skills I always wished I had. So thank you.

[@I3lueberry]

You are so right and your mindset and story is inspiring too😉

[@pegleg2959]

And the point of this whole thing, in my opinion, isn't to specifically learn how to backflip, or walk on those stilty things, or to shoot a bow and arrow for the rest of your life, these are things to have to constantly work on so you don't forget how to do them, and im sure he's got more productive things to do than to keep his stilt skills up to scratch. I think the point of these videos is to learn how become motivated, to avoid procrastination, to learn how to work through failures, to build confidence, and most importantly, to learn how to to learn, in a way that's best for you. That's what I got from these videos anyway, the improvement of yourself as an entire being, not just specific skills.

[@DidYouJustAssumeMyGender]

yeah i think those commenter didnt even knew how to to five of these tricks.

[@MoonyxxArt]

My dad has a bass guitar I want to use it but I am an awfully shy person so I haven't asked him yet-

[@1Thunderfire]

Great comment! I'd also add that some people may not start a particular skill as they fear they will be bad at it no matter how interesting they find it. Source: me.

[@AureliCross]

Learning a skill can eventually turn into a talent, but trying to learn a large variety of skills whether you use them for a long time or not, is a talent in itself in my opinion you're only trying to shake off the rust in this video, keep it up Mike

[@itsjarcia9151]

Ye but I think it would be more beneficial in the long run if u sticked to a couple at a time. But yk he enjoys expanding his skill range so

[@AmuhAje]

Wow that's a strong word

[@AmuhAje]

@@itsjarcia9151 Yeah, true. This especially applies in more applied fields in jobs like 3D modelling, design, woodcrafting, math, programming, engineering, etc.

[@MrTrollo2]

@@itsjarcia9151 I'd say you're not building skills if you aren't able to use it. You did stuff once. It's like the difference between reading stuff and knowing stuff. Reading it once is no knowledge. And yeah, if you know a lot of nothing in a thousand fields, I'd think people wouldn't consider that "smart", but "stupid".

[@isuru4499]

@@itsjarcia9151 gghhfd

[@sydneygorelick7484]

Even if you are losing half of what you learn, you're still trying new things, having cool experiences, and persevering through failure. That's still really valuable. You're practicing the skill of learning!!

[@snowball1]

People like you inspire me to learn new skill without laying on my bed all day with no life.

[@Ok-lu8gx]

ok

[@zigmas81]

ok bot

[@Lunar_Official]

@@zigmas81 no one asked

[@invisdude2566]

Its not a bot

[@shotguntimmy]

Yeah, get better at making videos

[@efruzki]

learning is not always a permanent reality. But what makes you successful is perseverance and a willingness to learn. Trying everything without letting fear take over you has given me admiration and inspiration. We're proud of you! (even if you don't need it)

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

What a beautiful message. Thanks for sharing

[@Arthutstut641]

As a gymnast, once I had an injury in my ankle that was nothing too serious but I decided to take a break on tumbling for about 3 weeks to let it rest. When I got back I had to take at least a week to relearn many of the things I already knew for years. It happens dude, you change, your body changes, your mind changes, just because you need to take some time and a few tries to get back on track doesn't mean you haven't learnt them, you just need to remember them.

[@Jay-og4yb]

Muscle memory works a very long time. Well said

[@theuniversedoesntcareabout9054]

"I do not fear the man who practiced 10,000 kick 1 time, I fear the man who practiced 1 kick 10,000 times" -Bruce Lee

[@ghostreaper618]

Wow 🤯

[@Ssuperman]

But he practiced many of these thing more then 1 time...

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Wow, great. I have really loved it

[@jokesonyou222]

Fax

[@elmasuyu3774]

Well he practiced 10000 things 10000 times

[@elysefaith6685]

As an ex-gymnast I completely understand being scared of the backflip. I had huge issues with mental blocks on easy things that I knew I could do and knew were safe but was scared after a bad experience. Some skills I had to just give up all together because it was hurting my mental health to continue trying and frustrating myself when I wouldn't do it. Eventually though I formed a method that worked most of the time. What I would do is I would take a break and come at it with fresh motivation. I would do a small amount of warmup so that I could feel more comfortable, but you can't warm up for too long. The longer you take before you go for it, the harder it is. So after a short warmup, I would have someone count down from 3 and force myself to go on 1. Having someone else count helps take it out of your control and stop hesitation. Usually I could use this to at least get myself to start. Normally my first one would be horrible, but using this strategy I could get myself to just go for it. After that I would just do the count down a few more times and usually I could count it down by myself by then. Many of my friends do modified versions of that but I think it's a good starting point for someone who's scared to do something.

[@michaelwalsh9404]

Used to be able to do backflips on the trampoline when I was younger. After a bad experience of landing on my neck once, I couldn't get over the mental block and ended up never doing any again.

[@poriccrompton]

@@michaelwalsh9404 never too late to start

[@spjr99]

Similar experience with hitting in baseball, got beaned in the ribs and it was insane painful and then I got a lot of anxiety when hitting until I kinda trained by brain out of it

[@maryl8614]

I quit gymnastics over that. I was fine until I read a book about a girl that broke her neck. Back tucks were fine because you go full-circle and the head never comes near the ground, but back handsprings… I just couldn’t make myself land on my hands. Had this insane fear of my arms giving out and just collapsing on my head. Ended up going into swimming which, it turns out, I really enjoyed, so it’s not all bad. I can still do handsprings on a trampoline, but I never made it past that mental block to do on the floor. Oh well.

[@maryl8614]

But I gotta admit, I like his idea of a little half-twist so you could theoretically roll out if things go south… maybe if I’d started with that and gradually worked the twist out… that might’ve helped get me over the block.

[@LivingBobby]

Back with a bang! Great vid bro :)

[@joeljain10]

Never Gonna Give You Up...

[@acecracked1144]

Hi Bobby!

[@galaxy_yt3796]

Helo?

[@ayushmanpandey1669]

@@joeljain10 Never gonna let you down...

[@thedeveloper9896]

what kind of bang 😏

[@ZBlade9000]

1:06 This moment legit scared the hell outta me

[@enoskumadoh]

The fact that he tries his hardest and achieves them is incredible and whilst he fails some, it's better that he tried than not attempt it at all

[@subscriberchallengewithvideoin]

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[@johnlewis8934]

Facts

[@teez.170]

it wasn't even the skills that amazed me.... it was the motivations. if i failed doing ANY of these even once, i'd give up! full respect, man!❤❤

[@milpy1257]

To be honest, he is getting money doing this. Easier(not exactly easy, but easier) to get the motivation to learn when you get something else out of it - like money.

[@The00ABC00]

@@milpy1257 hey why don't you try the same?

[@milpy1257]

@@The00ABC00 Will I get paid? If so, motivation will be easy. In fact, I think creating a successful YT channel waaaaay more challenging than anything he did in the video.

[@The00ABC00]

@@milpy1257 exactly

[@milpy1257]

​@@The00ABC00 I don't get your point... my first comment was a response to Aaliyah's - aka finding his motivation to learn skills inspiring. To which I replied it isn't that inspiring to learn something when getting paid to do so. You then replied to THAT asking why I don't try then, which I understood as you saying 'if it's that easy, why don't you do it'. Then I replied something that boils down to 'In this situation, the inspiring thing isn't learning skills, but having a YT channel'. Now you're saying 'exactly' to THAT, as if what you said had this intention contained in the cheeky challenge comment? I don't buy it.

[@juliechoi4053]

I want you to know that you inspire a lot of people, including me... I mean, here you are, learning and remembering a bunch of new skills! That seriously makes some people get really excited about learning something new, too!

[@subscriberchallengewithvideoin]

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[@aymansayyed9185]

Catch this ratio

[@imnotdream3551]

True

[@mygoi715]

Just discovered your video, your channel and yourself. No matter how harsh comments are, nobody is going to let you down: we're all gonna support you through the process of getting back all these skills that you learned but yet didn't master enough to be able to repeat it as a second nature. However, the variety of skills that you learned already proved something: your real talent is in learning. Haters can't even have the guts to learn half of the skills you learned.

[@hugopedroso5247]

You know what Mike?You could have some difficult on doing some of the skills again, but for me, you´re a specialist! A discpline specialist. You can be not the best on every skill you learnt but you are the best on skills learning. And about the people tha comment bad words on you, thanks to them, now you have another amazing content to do! Keep on going!

[@MikeShake]

Thank you man, I appreciate this!

[@redbuIIracing33]

Jack of All Trades

[@saranshchaudhary5876]

@@MikeShake before trying a backflip, first try making a D, then tryna launch your body, backways not sideways. 😃

[@gloves6807]

Ngl I think most of those people who made those comments were just saying that type of stuff to make themselves feel better. Most people don’t have the motivation to do this type of thing

[@jesusisking3814]

Dear whosoever reads this, I want you to know that I love you and care about you so much that the thought of you ending up in hell for eternity horrifies me so I want to share the Gospel with you in case nobody ever has before or you have some misunderstandings. There's no other way for us to be made righteous before God and escape eternal damnation than through the forgiveness which Jesus Christ offers you today freely. If you die tonight, do you know where you're going? Did you know that Jesus Christ is THE only way to Heaven and He loves you? Through Him, God offers you a FREE gift - forgiveness. All you need to do is repent, turn away from your sins and evil ways, from now on put your faith completely in Jesus Christ and be obedient to Him. Biblical explanation of the Gospel: God doesn’t want anybody in hell because He loves us, but you must understand why we deserve hell and why those who refuse to live under His authority will go there. (Matthew 12:30) ''Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters.'' He gave us the law (Ten Commandments) not to make us righteous, but rather to show us our sin (Romans 3:20). God gave us free will and since Adam sinned in the garden, sin is the nature of our flesh and we ALL have sinned. (Romans 3:23) The law demands death to those who sin (Romans 6:23). Revelation 21:8 says that all liars will go to hell. For someone to be justified before holy God they have to be sinless, that's why everyone need Jesus Christ - for He lived a sinless life and resurrected. None of us are good in God’s eyes, because for God good means moral perfection. We all have broken God’s commandments, we all have sinned in our lives so none of us are good. ‘’For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it.’’ (James 2:10). Our carnal mind is hostile to God; it does not submit to God's moral law and it never will (Romans 8:7). We hate the thought of God for the same reason a criminal hates a policeman - we know we have sinned against God and are guilty of it, but we don't want to be damned. Good News is that Jesus Christ lived a perfect, holy, sinless life, Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, He was buried and He was raised from the dead on the third day according to the Scriptures (1 Corinthians 15:3-4) For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.’’ (John 3:16) We aren’t saved based on our good deeds/works, but only by the grace of God through faith. ''For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith - and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God - not by works, so that no one can boast. (Ephesians 2:8-9) Jesus said ‘’it is finished’’ (John 19:30) just before He died on the cross, which means He paid the fine for our sins (past, present, future) to be forgiven if we repent and trust in Him. ''What then? Shall we sin because we are not under law but under grace? Certainly not!'' (Romans 6:15) ''Repent therefore and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out'' (Acts 3:19) Repentance is a turning away from sin and all evil works, and it always results in changed behavior (Luke 3:8). Biblically, a person who repents does not continue willfully in sin. While sorrow from sin is not equivalent to repentance, it is certainly an element of scriptural repentance (2 Corinthians 7:10). Do not play a hypocrite. ''God is light; in Him there is no darkness at all. If we claim to have fellowship with Him and yet walk in the darkness, we lie and do not live out the truth.'' (1 John 1:5-6) If you have repented and have genuine faith in Jesus Christ then you will receive the gift of Holy Spirit and be born-again spiritually. (John 3:3) Jesus replied, "Very truly I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again." When you believed, you were marked in Him with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit, who is a deposit guaranteeing our inheritance until the redemption of those who are God’s possession - to the praise of His glory. (Ephesians 1:13-14) You are born again with the Spirit of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17). Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life; whoever does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him. (John 3:36) ''You will know them by their fruits'' (Matthew 7) If you have been truly born-again with the Holy Spirit and He has regenerated your heart, you will desire righteousnes - to do what is good and righteous in God's eyes, to seek God everyday in His Word and prayer, to strengthen your relationship with God. You will no longer desire to willfully continue living in sin but will want to obey God out of your love for Him because of His amazing grace revealed to us through the death and resurrection of His Son. ''Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.'' (2 Corinthians 5:17) ''For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.'' (Eph 2:10) You will have a testimony - of what your life had been before and how has it changed now when you have surrendered it to Lord Jesus Christ. As a declaration and affirmation of your faith in Jesus Christ, get baptised in water because He commanded us to do so. In John 3:5 Jesus answered, “Very truly I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless they are born of water and the Spirit.'' ''Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit'' (Matthew 28:19) ''Those who accepted his message were baptized, and about three thousand were added to their number that day.'' (Acts 2:41) ''And this water symbolizes the baptism that now saves you also - not the removal of dirt from the body, but the pledge of a clear conscience toward God - through the resurrection of Jesus Christ,'' (1 Peter 3:21) ''We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life.'' (Romans 6:4) ''Having been buried with him in baptism, in which you were also raised with him through your faith in the working of God, who raised him from the dead.'' (Colossians 2:12) Please get right with God and start your relationship with Jesus Christ today before it’s too late, because there’s not much time left! "But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.’’ (Mark 13:32) Get to know Christ through God's Word - Bible. At first I recommend reading Gospel of John and book of Romans. God bless you! Jeremiah 29:13 - ''You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.''

[@insane932]

When the world need him *HE IS BACK*

[@Peculiar2]

yup, i am back

[@virid67_64]

no he is whte

[@AntonPogonin]

@@virid67_64 No he's Italian

[@virid67_64]

@@AntonPogonin i am too

[@craftkidgaming2709]

@@virid67_64 No he's Irish

[@darksuke63]

I like this guy's dedication towards his goals and the way he explains himself what is wrong and what needs to be corrected.

[@user-sn6yb8kr1m]

I wouldn't expect someone to keep up any skills without practice to at least keep the rust off.... However, seeing you face your fears and your determination was inspiring. I didn't think I needed this, but thank you.

[@HillierSmith]

I see you picking up that multiple challenge montage I suggested! Great work!

[@MikeShake]

Thank you Master

[@apples5899]

@@MikeShake hi mike 😃

[@Chaos-is6mf]

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[@alomroid1947]

@@MikeShake hi! pls rEply

[@anthamh]

As my old man used to say: "Practice not until you get it right, but until you never get it wrong." Wise words.

[@trinayakulakamalesh2773]

my uncle said that to me too

[@adammaulana1872]

my dog said that to me too

[@EpicMan_99]

@@adammaulana1872 same- wait..

[@sinceresoninja6243]

@@adammaulana1872 my fish said that to me too

[@adamharries610]

this doesnt mean anything tbh. Did nothing wrong, so it must be right. Wise words, but arent that deep.

[@breadman3564]

“Im not invincible, im human” Greatest words ever

[@subscriberchallengewithvideoin]

Please make me

[@oldestdreamja]

the thing that impressed me the most is the sheer motivation. I wouldn't be able to do any of those things because of the big mental block and the fear of getting hurt. Just being able to perform all those skills is hella impressive. In the last two years, all I have ever done is stay inside and mentally rot away, while some people are out there, performing all those stuff. Really made me realize that I have wasted all those time on nothing. Damn, I got the motivation to write, the only good skill I have. I mean, I can also dance, but I sort of gave up. I really should pick it up again. Should get my imagination factory up and running and branch out from fan-fictions.

[@dabisbestie]

I love to Write, too! It's so fun thinking about your Very own characters and plot 😁👍

[@salty_3k506]

You can do it. And always remember: Action comes before motivation. If you want to do something, you need to start. And after some time, you will want to do it. Do it every day, even if it's just one minute. Build a habit and eventually, starting will become easy.

[@martinfox100]

I used to do trampolining with my cousin and could confidently do back flips on one. One evening I thought it'd be sick to learn to just do it on the ground, no joke, 30mins in the back garden and I landed my first one without spot! Instead of throwing your legs over your head focus on using your arms for rotation and tucking at the peak of your jump, the hardest part is the mental factor! Great effort learning all this stuff bro!

[@nicoleerlo3159]

I was the same on the trampoline.. got too confident and jumped right onto my head on the ground😂

[@mirroruniverse9331]

You just gave me a reality check. I need to reflect on myself. The past two years seem empty and I couldn't upgrade much. Feeling bad yet motivated :) Keep going bro

[@AquaMidget]

I really can't blame you for being scared of back flips. The first and last time I tried a proper back flip I landed on the back of my head while keeping my rolling momentum. Only people who've gone through it will know how painful it is, and how scary it can be. Ever since then, I haven't even thought of trying back flips, or any flips for that matter. I just haven't been willing to risk it.

[@josefwakeling7103]

i necked a quad back once lol. Still did it after

[@markburke1396]

Yeah, I was practising in my apartment (front and back flip), onto a bunch of cushions. But at one stage i didn't realsie the cushions had split apart and I landed right on my head. Heard everything crack in my neck and had Whiplash. Haven't tried since.

[@neverr12yearsago7]

That happened to me but what i did was do it again, all u did was mess up you just didn't have the right mindset you can still do it..

[@DivStudio_]

[@Thomas48484]

one I tried a front flip on a trampoline and my knee shot upwards and hit me in the lip, it was swollen and bleeding. Took me a while to get over that.

[@CodingPot]

3:24 was funny!

[@W3aryW1z4rd]

Keep doing what you’re doing, Mike. It’s amazing to see such determination in a man.

[@joaos1268]

Just a small suggestion in case you want to try it again. Your biggest problem lies in your arms: when you jump for the back flip, your arms are close to your chest, while you should have them as stretched up as possible, pointing to the sky. This is preventing you to reach as high as possible, before you tuck in for the back flip. 1st make some jumps up, vertically, with your arms stretched up. Jump as high as you can. 2nd let yourself fall back to the ground and roll backwards. Do this a few times. Get used to these 2 steps, get your confidence back and then mix the 2 steps. You will get it!

[@aaronwolff9433]

No. His biggest problem was that he was jumping on sand... I get that he was doing that to cushion what he saw as his "inevitable" fall, but if you expect to fail, you will. *edit* Didn't watch his 2nd & 3rd attempts before writing this, but they were under an equally stupid environment.

[@chriskogias]

DAMN THAT EDITING 🤌🏻

[@Skull-man-69]

he ha that editing on all of his vids

[@mee2556]

i remembered that in one of his video, he edited a crocodile in it. It doesnt even look fake, it looks normal

[@Lepf_RL]

You inspired me to also learn new things and never give up! You are my idol and I am so happy that you are the one KZbinr that makes this kind of videos! You also helped me in my life and I got a completely new lifestyle because of you!!! Never give up instead of thinking nothing is possible! I hope that you read this comment, if so, I just wanted to thank you for inspiring me that much… ❤

[@a_weird_mess3]

The amount of dedication you have, just WOW ✨ Excited for part 2!! 🤩

[@Chocolatemilkshake786]

Your commitment is amazing, you’re definitely one of the only people who’ll take hate comments and improve. Keep rocking man!

[@MarkusTheKitten]

In 2nd grade, I had to learn how to spin long sticks close to OTHER PEOPLE spinning their sticks, but the trick we learned was... SPINNING THE STICK LIKE 1000MPH LIKE WHAT

[@R__A]

Lmao when i read ‘but the trick was…’ I thought you were gonna say ‘spin them in opposite directions’ and just pictured dozens of people spinning poles like cogs perfectly connecting😂

[@nevamoore5192]

Right now I'm procrastinating. My goal this year was to improve my current skills and learn some new ones. But I'm having serious trouble with my crippling fear of failure that often stops me before I even start anything. This video and comments section helped gain the resolve to try again so thank you.

[@Crimbtw]

Think of Failure as the first step forward. You must fail in order to succeed

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Do not worry. You are not alone

[@KrazyCouch2]

You've done so much over these couple of years this this is honestly really impressive!

[@NonnyStrikes]

This is incredible. Talk about working the best muscle we have. I'd have to say... when I was 230lbs, wheezing while tying shoes... I knew I had to do something. Insert GOLF. Stimulated the mind. Changed my perspective completely on the world. AND I MEAN THAT 100%. now three years in, I'm 180, took up sandblasting as a job to keep myself busy all year round (live in minnesota)... and golf hard in summer. No driving carts until I've walked the 18 hole at least once. Something about walking a course gives you a true feel of how to play it. Try out golf. You have the mindset for it. You'll get so sucked in. I've begun doing anything that is difficult because of that game.

[@carolbuzelim]

The granny, so adorable

[@smufdawg]

it's crazy how quickly some skills can start to fade while the others stick like butter. Good stuff man! Hope to accomplish as much in the next two years :) Edit: stick like butter bc butter comes in sticks 🧠🧠🧠

[@ashiscooler]

what butter are you buying

[@poweringstupidity9042]

bro really said stick like butter

[@watertk847]

Hi

[@Graces_Art]

He inspired me to learn some new things. I now love doing art, and have a channel to post it on. :)

[@YouKnowImOnMyPeriodYah]

Stick like butter? But isn’t butter what people use to get things unstuck? 💀 Anyways forget that, this guys channel actually helped me to stop being so self-conscious about my art. If the shoulder or hand isn’t perfect, I acknowledge the weakness but I don’t stress out over it anymore because I know skill and improvement prevails in the end

[@papalpatte]

That part around 4:50 is exacly how i always felt and sometimes still feel in School Sports or whenever i have to jump, even if the gap is just like a meter. Football really helped me and i notice it gets better every single training

[@roroflop3524]

i love how he doesn't EVER give up

[@komy2]

The Oxford Dictionary should update their defintion of "skill" to Mike Shake

[@utkarshsharma5815]

In a couple of years, we're gonna have an army of Mikes who know all the skills in the world, dominating the planet.

[@AlexYazanGames]

Agreed

[@subscriberchallengewithvideoin]

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[@bitbreaker_creator]

Mikes Ultimate fan: THUNDER BREATHING 1ST FORM THUNDER CLAP AND FLASH

[@amayaerin]

@@bitbreaker_creator Zenitsu 😂

[@namandixit6358]

Enough to say, he's a living legend

[@Bor_Baller]

Very true

[@Bor_Baller]

If he can do it so can you

[@namandixit6358]

@@Bor_Baller rn, am at skill no 48

[@l_Tushar_l]

@@namandixit6358Steven he: Whaat the haill

[@yacbet5170]

@@namandixit6358 Impressive

[@peterkovacs6203]

nagyon jó videó lett barni így tovább!👍👍

[@AlexThunderVideo]

I have always appreciated your videos for honesty and creativity and this is one of your best videos. Keep it up Mike!

[@itzplant3196]

This is the first time I've seen his content but he is so fucking cool. I've always wanted to do tricks and stuff like this, I still can't do a back flip. Seeing him have a whole channel dedicated really inspires me! I want to try these things too. Hopefully I can hey my friends in it. Maybe it could be something we can all do for our senior year of highschool! I've now subbed and turned on notifications

[@awesomeperson88399]

Hehe 7:48 i love how he lands the scooter trick, accidentally swears and goes 'I'm sorry-'

[@EctoScreen]

As a baton twirler of 14 years, the stick spinning stuff (#5) was honestly super cool to see. I taught myself for a few years before I got a teacher, and I now almost exclusively twirl bigger staffs. The thing is super dangerous if you lose control, and I have concussed myself once or twice, but once you get it down and can do it like second nature, you feel like a super hero! Almost everything I do with it is second nature now, and it just feels so cool to freestyle stuff in my yard! Highly recommend learning this skill to everyone. Just fun and a cool thing to show friends!

[@silkroad1201]

Botanists are underrated

[@EctoScreen]

@@silkroad1201 TRUE

[@xeno6784]

One of the first skills I learnt from Mike's videos was the pen spinning, Seeing him try his best in all of the past videos even though he knew his own life was in danger is both inspiring yet worries me for Mike's safety. I wanna see Mike succeed no doubt about that but I also still wanna see him safe and not get hurt just for our own entertainment.

[@ItsNuree]

It's so cute seeing your attempts, especially the fact that you have fun along the way xD At first some of your attempts are scary, but seeing you succeed on it later on is amazing 👏

[@qMendy]

I'm impressed on how many skills you've learned. Honestly i'm not sure if i'll ever be able to do half of those skills! Amazing work, keep it up!

[@happyshake1]

Has anyone come back in 2 years 😂

[@matthewhughes1734]

First time seeing it!

[@alext6933]

Establish titles hits different now

[@ButterfromBonk]

@@matthewhughes1734same

[@jovemmacaibay7833]

Me

[@FREE_PALESTINE-f4v]

Yep

[@turtle4237]

Listen, I doubt you did forget half of them. As a trained neuroscientist (that's brain science if you don't know) I can say that's that entirely how the brain works. Sure you can forget stuff, but that doesn't mean it's completely gone. Like drawing a perfect freehand circle. It comes back a lot faster than what it took the first time, and more than that it's also learning smaller things that you might not realize. Like how fear can stop you, from doing something and how to overcome it, or what ways you best learn a new skill. Even just knowing that you can learn new skills, and that confidence helps to keep you moving is a important lesson. The long story short is that memory isn't a "you remember it, or not." It's a lot more complicated, even if you do "forget it" relearning it is many times easier, simply because of the fact that you know you already have learned it. Anyways, keep up the amazing videos, I'm off to go find something to learn now.

[@kathrinw.2035]

It's the same with languages, isn't it?

[@gen-zisgoofy8304]

No shit Turtle

[@randomvids2319]

@@gen-zisgoofy8304 bro atlest his comment is useful bruh no one asked you

[@gen-zisgoofy8304]

@@randomvids2319 Funny how the person I was replying to cared less than you did. You're too soft for this world if a blunt comment offends you.

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Amazing 🥰🥰🥰

[@brightside2210]

Don't give up bro! Learning a skill is easy but mastering it is no easy task on its own.Looking forward to part 2 soon!

[@prathvisofficial3539]

3:24 spider reflex....... He himself was shocked😂

[@onatkorucu842]

2 tips: 1. practice tricks not until you can get i right once, but until you can not get it wrong. 2. Implement interval training, so that you can repeat your skills after one day, 2 days, one week, one month, 3 months, one year, etc.

[@arnavchobe7829]

Mike Shake literally showed that everything is possible if we practice it

[@miimiimiimiimiimii]

YESS YOU'RE BACK!!

[@hilarioushighlights308]

Appreciated your dedication and effort towards learning new skills withing this 2 years

[@karlsipate3513]

Bro you are amazing, you are still trying in spite of the negative words they throw at you. You are amazing

[@GrGamerAssassin]

03:16 *Helicopterrr Helicopterrr*

[@heckerl892]

Nostalgia

[@seangutierrez1337]

Para kofer para kofer!

[@kashifulqamar662]

Lord Shake, try your best. Even if you can do 80% of all the skills you have learned that is a huge deal.

[@Bermuda_27]

1:47 never gonna give up Rick roll

[@KotteKumar]

not really

[@basantatamang2249]

No.

[@Bermuda_27]

@@basantatamang2249 I know

[@basantatamang2249]

@@Bermuda_27 ok.

[@huyjackson9330]

The main thing about his videos is that you can do anything if you keep doing it and NEVER GIVE UP!

[@DanielHearn]

I want to meet this guy in person. He is so committed to his challenges.

[@aniketsthings]

hey, for backflip try it on a trampoline first....you will used to the movement and then you can progress down slowly to ground. There are some youtube vids you can watch by pigme and many others... by watching your videos only I was inspired to learn flips and I landed my first front flip on a trampoline. Thanks for the motivation LORD mike~!

[@ikey1524]

With a skill such as backflips I kinda forget how hard it is for people to get over the fear of them. 3 to 4 years ago I was doing so much flip practice, and even though I don’t flip anymore I’m still able to do several of the flips I learned in the past with no fear. Just put time and effort into getting over the mental block. You can do it man, you are very talented.

[@alpenliebesakarinefd5506]

What a motivational video...If Mobile was not the first priority then you can create you as a master...

[@aymericoliveau6767]

Back flip tips from a gymnast: - Throw your hands higher, like, way higher - Look at a point of reference right in front of you, and try to look a it for the longest time possible when you jump. It might sound scary, but it'll help with not tucking too early and reaching max height - Try to tuck a bit later. Your tuck form is really good though, so keep up the good work mate, you'll get there! If you actually manage to get it, try to do some flips every once in a while, it'll help keeping the skill and for f*ck's sake it's so damn cool!

[@lubomirdobranov4393]

yep, his hands don't go up at all, which doesn't let him jump high enough. If he overcomes this, he will make it easy

[@aymericoliveau6767]

@@lubomirdobranov4393 yes sir !

[@tre4993]

I’m just like you man. Since last summer I have taught myself 20+ new skills/knowledge which includes 5 new instruments, new dance moves, computer coding, learn Chinese, Balisong flipping, nun-chucks, kickboxing, boxing, e-commerce, options trading, crypto trading, etc. Overall, I’ve learned so much since last summer. All it takes is having a growth mindset that you believe anything is possible through practice and dedication.

[@imdark7372]

Well, learning an instrument actually takes years .-. Imagine 5...

[@tre4993]

@@imdark7372 I learned the ukulele in a couple of months and I’m currently learning guitar, lyre, kalimba, and violin. So far, ukulele was pretty easy to learn, guitar is more difficult but I can already play songs, kalimba is so easy and I can play songs already, violin is the def the most difficult and I just started it.

[@imdark7372]

@@tre4993 that's nice :) Learning instruments is always fun, but when you need to take it professionally it turns a bit painful (due to the hours you need to practice per day). I play piano, started 5 years ago. I also played violin 3 years and it's really really hard. You will probably need at least 1 year to start making a sound that doesn't hurt your ears that much, so be pacient. I also played guitar, and when you start, it's not that hard :) Good luck!

[@Caronte4116]

Mike Shake: "It's all about practice" Allen Iverson: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@Emotochan3]

I feel the same terror when trying handstands, even just on the wall because I've fallen really badly before. However, the reminder that I was close when I was younger has been a hug motivator towards pushing through the fear and trying to go for it!

[@TripleZetta]

I remember watching you when you had like 10k suscribers and think "this man deserves a lot more than this" Then, two years later ive found you again, Im glad you reached the millon and everything is going good for you!

[@aryanwaghmare9845]

6:13 did u just fart?....😂

[@gamelian]

How he made his own clone 😅?

[@bearbear5628]

"It's all about practice" -Mike Shake

[@therealone935]

We talking about practice? -Allen Iverson

[@bearbear5628]

@@therealone935 lol

[@Bxl1aa]

As a gymnast the backflip part is understandable *tip: master handstands and balance*

[@xxMjopxx]

Love your approach to life! And I can understand your struggle with backflips! A good advice, that helped me a lot for backflips is to look at a fix point when you jump and try to look at it as long as possible before you throw your head back and tuck your knees. This way you jump up higher before you start flipping and don’t waste your energy jumping backwards because you start flipping too early.

[@Carsheaven62]

0:02 feeling bad for him🥺🥺

[@eriverracingmx9553]

I love this , just shows not to give up cause there is a way ❤

[@RajaKhan-tf6ks]

You have the best content and you are the best content maker 😲😲

[@CyclePotThings]

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[@Xerosignalz]

The problem that you were having with the back tuck is that you should be trying to jump straight up vertically as high as you can whilst throwing your arms up, then just as you're reaching the peak of your jump, you bring your knees up to your chest and grab them with your arms. If you do this correctly, you will naturally rotate. The problem that most people have is that they try and throw themselves back instead of up. I used to do acrobatics which is why I know this.

[@kaitlync1787]

Please don't feel bad for not being able to do or forgetting the tricks. Your value and worth as a person is not tied to how many tricks you can do. And it's your spirit of not giving up easily that's most inspiring of all.

[@quattrocity9620]

I feel the backflip. I used to do them a lot. One time I messed up and hurt my leg. Ever since then I haven't been able to mentally commit to the flip, which is necessary to to actually do it.

[@AulisA.O.T]

5:22 Billy: UUUUFF!

[@KAMI_x666]

Mike, you truly are one talented man! Having learned this many skills in such short amount of time and also earning money fame with is truly extraordinary! I have been watching you since you had 200k subs and am amazed by your growth. ❤ you!

[@remzy6534]

a big part of his talent is his motivation and that's bc most of the people are lacking of it

[@apsu2618]

i can learn what he did in this video in 2 days yall need a life.

[@bensonsupremacy6849]

@@apsu2618 yeah sure

[@chickenzaredabest7933]

can yall just take a moment to appreciate that he works soo hard to learn one skill if he forgets it its ok

[@mahmudurrahman7385]

This guy has a lot of patience and confidence. Everyone might be a good gymnast but not everyone has enough patient. 👏👏👏

[@mustknow2487]

To everyone who's reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the darks thought, the over thinking, the doubt exist your mind right now. May clarity replace confusion. May peace and calmness fill your life

[@insertusernamehere1]

6:40 How is he using Narutos Shadow Clone technique? (I know it's editing)

[@bobfishhed9923]

Damn this guy did what i was dreaming of. I want to learn a lot of skills that I wanted as a kid. I'm a teen and I want to do this too in the future.

[@mort996]

Man that backflip part got me anxious, I'm sure we all know that feeling of knowing you will fail something because you're scared

[@0hubi]

Man, the baackflip was so relatable, i used to be able to do backflips perfectly fine, but one time i had a neck injury from a failed flip and after that, fear has been holding me back and i still cant do a backflip to this day

[@HaaganaXD]

Same but for me on a trampoline i fell of the trampoline and hit my knee to the metal bar

[@deez_nuits6844]

I wanna know how he just CASUALLY drew a perfect circle.

[@mah4i]

8:41 damn this made me cry |:

[@Derpatious]

Bud- You are amazing at learning skills. Ignore da hating comments because they are either jealous or think u aint good enough. But like you are awesome at learn :D You never give up on learning and I love dat. You is one of my fav channels and i wish u goodluck on learning more cool tricks!

[@ebenezermitewu133]

This man is talented- I doubt any of us will be able to commit to this

[@MrSpy-bq9up]

Talent without hard work is nothing -Cristiano Ronaldo

[@kuramkitsunea]

12 years of being a gymnast and 4 years of never going to the gym later I can still do most of the skills I learned that don’t require the extreme flexibility that most of them do. A backflip is incredibly simple and the first thing I noticed is your fear of jumping backwards. Natural, and understandable. I have the muscle memory and the absolute confidence in my body to do one even now. I may no longer train or work out, but I’m always active and my job is rather physical so I’m not worried about strength.

[@kuramkitsunea]

Also never been nauseous from flipping before. Dizzy, yes but nauseous? Never. I’m not sure how that happens, but I guess it comes with the experience. You’re learning a lot of skills quickly, skipping the gradual buildup to it. While you do eventually learn it, you don’t have the semi-permanent muscle memory to help guide you through the motions years later. And the trust in yourself to do it. I learned a back hand spring first, which is what I do to warm up before doing a backflip. There’s always going to be that fear in flipping blindly backwards when you don’t do it every day. But once you do it once, you become more and more comfortable with it. So ya. No idea where I’m going with this, just pointing out stuff that caught my interest.