Learn to Slackline || Guest Video

[@NewGreenShoe]

Thanks again for the opportunity Mike and for the kind words! Had a blast filming this. Hope you're having a great honeymoon!

[@JMunge379]

Quality video mate, inspired me to dust my slackline off for the summer!

[@johnjenks7812]

NewGreenShoe Good job new sub👍

[@owenschmowen5313]

This video was hilarious, nice one!

[@FancyPotato114]

Are your nuts fine?

[@MyPoposo]

Love the hair mate .. solid video too bro

[@MikeBoyd]

What did you guys think of Owen's take on learn quick?

[@vargskelethor]

Not Bad.

[@SaneTheBro]

Mike Boyd havent finished watching yet this came out like 2 seconds ago

[@bilz0r]

I'm 2:32 in, and I can already tell this is going to be great. This is one you should do Mike.

[@imjustariceguy]

Brilliant

[@tuur9859]

Mike Boyd really ok😊😄

[@hunterb412]

Mike it’s time for backflip part 2! You can do it!

[@barni1379]

What Mike?

[@AKagNA]

yes, he thinks we forgot but everytime when mike uploads a video it just comes to my mind.

[@MosesKnows.]

Yes please. It incomplete mike you got to finish it

[@jordenristick1437]

Hunter Beatty will Daddy Bear I'm going to make me a gold Lamay Gone with the Wind ball gown very puffy and pretty so I can wear on New years Eve in New York City yes I'll be performing drag for you guys to see me in happy New year's Daddy Bear 2019

[@deeznutz-qp4sc]

True

[@cianbichard2790]

Hey Mike, should learn to write with your non dominant hand!

[@joshdrake212]

Cian Bichard, A full set of capitals and lower case, then the quick brown fox jumps over...

[@gianmarcorose8985]

Im commenting for the chance that he sees it. Great idea.

[@J0R1AN]

Cian Bichard i suggested that a lot too and got most of the time at the top comment but he didn’t do it. So I think he won’t

[@morbius768]

Ye

[@gamershunch2099]

That will be really fun to watch

[@TigerBears11]

Slacklines are just boneless tightropes.

[@Jordan-nk6qm]

Tiger Bears woketh

[@owenwalewander3427]

Fax

[@augustinmoinat761]

You mean bouncy :)

[@badgershell3810]

Tiger Bears s

[@aaronmoore7674]

*BONLESS TIGHTROPES*

[@stevenbridges]

Awesome job Owen! :D

[@qwertyTRiG]

Good to see you here.

[@Muhammed.Yaseen]

Whoa!!! Steven!!! Love your videos!!

[@thomasvangrinsven1634]

Loved the video! Owen your editing on music is so good it really gives a flowing video. What I do love about Mike that I missed a bit in this video, is that he teaches us what he does differently after trying out a couple of things. Now it feels more like watching someone fail and then suddenly succeeding. A sense of improvement along the way would have been nice! Keep it up!

[@sinkingfish9843]

thomas van Grinsven The thing about slacklining tho, is that the main "technique" is just to have good balance. After practicing slacking fof a while you'll get better without doing anything really

[@jacobshirley3457]

Ah, so that's why I felt the footage, although very good, was like 20% too long.

[@debbydhill]

I found I was rooting for him so much! Way to go Owen!

[@yoxy61]

he kinda looks like linguini from ratatouille

[@soneyt9630]

are you from Balkan?

[@naifnasyr4197]

hhahaha

[@dirkweis2922]

He really does

[@TechNomad]

It really do be like that sometimes.

[@lil_sweat_7594]

Haha. Cleaver

[@MadelnOahu]

What I appreciate about Mike Boyd and his series is that he provides 5, 10, 15, 20 minute KZbin videos that is entertaining and has a goal to portraying the main focus of each video. Some mainstream KZbin channels have become too 'clickbaity' and advertise their videos with 15-20 minute run times just have have 90% off tangent, nonsensical blabbering and

[@pastasam4069]

This video is 2 minutes old, and there's already 1 dislike. That is a very dedicated hater.

[@DustyyBoi]

PastaSam yeah imagine subscribing to someone and turning on notifications just so you can dislike

[@Saturn-uz6jc]

Nah people just do it to be the first dislike.

[@NightmarePrincess000]

Well maybe they subscribed to Mike and just don't like the guest Videos? I don't support that because they could just not click on the video but I still understand that reasoning.. Or maybe they are just a stupid hater LOL

[@rodigoduterte9192]

PastaSam hater would do anything to undermine its target, even if it not thinkable

[@jacobchisholm1924]

dodgy dave good for you

[@aymanabousalem8089]

Can you even call that a mattress?

[@zzesty395]

Ayman Abousalem fr

[@hamfamily1218]

Dud that’s thinner a 9 x 11.5 computer paper

[@poptropicais1015]

No its called a paper towel

[@tacocatt6808]

Ayman Abousalem more like a mattress topper

[@quartzeknight]

Yeah, even if it isn't one.

[@CreezyCreations]

Mike you should try to learn how to surf!

[@katie_the_lady]

_haven’t ever really agreed with the trending page but this is something I can get on board with_ 🙌🏽

[@mattitimms9839]

Katie Weinhold its bored

[@crayyroyal2086]

@@mattitimms9839 its board dumbass

[@Nico-nw1rp]

He looks like a combination of a Jonas brother and Shawn Mendes

[@makgrebba]

NicoTheStar face of Shawn, hair of the Jonas bros

[@bradyclark7311]

And sounds like James Acaster

[@Pscribbled]

Good job! As a slackliner, I’m impressed! However the times are bs. The only way you’d get 2 hours of practice in 7 days and learning how to butt bounce (let alone your expressed frustration) is if you only counted the time ON the slackline. However, the time off the line is often just as important as the time on the line. You get to reflect on your body and how it moves and interacts with the line. To illustrate, if you’re a beginner slackliner, you won’t be able to spend a lot of time standing on the line. You’ll probably stand on the line for a few seconds at a time and by the time you’re able to walk, you might only have about 5 minutes of standing time on the line. But have been trying to figure it out for 1-2 hours. I think a more realistic time for you is 7 days.

[@storm_osrs]

You can see the days going from morning to late evening in the video as well, which got me really surprised how he was only at 15 minutes by then.

[@David-gj9qr]

This is how Mike Boyd does it all the time though. He even said it one of his videos that he prefers hours to days because telling someone it takes two hour is less intimidating than 7 days and it’s easier to understand. If he said it took him seven days it wouldn’t be a Mike Boyd learn quick guest video it would just be a regular learning documentation that just happens to be on Mike Boyd’s channel because Mike Boyd also says how long it took him to learn something in hours rather than days. It wouldn’t be a Mike Boyd guest video if he said it took him 7 days

[@jackmagerl2808]

Anyone else think that he should have really practised going from one tree to the other more than once so he can really learn it, not just the odd lucky one

[@criztal6604]

punchingjack Lord exactly what I was about to comment!

[@criztal6604]

He doesn’t seem to be a good by any means at slacklining. He seems decent at BEST and definitely he didn’t “learn” or “master” the skill at all.

[@myszowor]

come on, he learned to walk the line, turn around and then he learned to butt-bounce :D I think I'd call it "learned", just like I would consider someone doing a 3-ball cascade "able to juggle". There's tons of work towards mastering, but the basics are there :D

[@NewGreenShoe]

I did a lot of additional training orientated around walking which I didn't include in the video (but is calculated in the time spent practising) as I was wary of making the video too long. Rest assured I've done plenty of training since this! An additional factor is that the amount of time I spent training did end up affecting my spine and so I couldn't continue after getting that first proper butt bounce. All better now though!

[@MattMcConaha]

You basically just summed up the entire Mike Boyd channel. Though usually Mike continues practicing even after his one "lucky" success and ends up getting genuinely decent at his tasks, including this in his montage rather than the main portion of the video.

[@kadensmith884]

Learn to flip a butterfly knife

[@jamiemahoney2446]

Kaden Smith Illegal in Uk.

[@dankmemesgivemewetdreams5933]

@@jamiemahoney2446 trainer

[@brandonstevens5628]

@@jamiemahoney2446 use a plastic one, duh

[@nictwh]

@@jamiemahoney2446 fr?

[@ooshley]

2:02 i love how the music goes with him shaking

[@annavmae]

I remember this man telling me at Middle Lands, “slack lining isn’t about how many steps you take but more-so about how long you can stay up there. Start with your balance and then think about executing the steps.” It changed how I looked at it.

[@jaimeframer6220]

Will you try and learn these skills yourself mike after your honeymoon?

[@jordenristick1437]

James Farmer will Daddy Bear I'm going to make me a gold Lamay Gone with the Wind ball gown very puffy and pretty so I can wear on New years Eve in New York City yes I'll be performing drag for you guys to see me in happy New year's Daddy Bear 2019

[@ravencg7709]

Jorden Ristick what?

[@russellh9894]

For anyone looking to slackline, look at 1:52 . This will happen a lot on your first day. You're building the muscles in your legs. Don't be discouraged. Just put a foot on the slackline, put some weight on it, your leg will shake, then take the weight of it. Do this for a few hours and then focus on walking. Side note: you can stand on the slackline with one foot and use your other leg like a third arm to move to try to balance yourself. Second side note: don't forget the tree protectors. I just use old towels. Last thing, BRING A FRIEND. Slacklining is fun and it's fun to learn a new skill with someone. Plus, since you're just trying to stand and walk for the first few days, it's easy to talk to your friend.

[@ericsurf6]

Love it~!

[@NoaSilver]

I'm no master, but I can walk the slackline and I've been taught that it's better to pick a spot on the horizon instead of looking at your feet, it helps keep your balance. Also its best to keep your foot aligned with the slackline and use the leg that is not touching the slackline as a third limb for balance. Switching left right as you walk obviously. This teaches control rather than the more hasted running type of slacklining and also allows you to stand still, which is much harder than it seems. Just like with a hanstand where walking is easier than keeping control, because standing still requires balance and walking is a constant "falling motion" if you will. Just a few things I noticed, thought I'd share. Heading over to your channel now, great video!

[@advancedl2661]

Tighten it more, I also have one was much more difficult before my uncle told me to tighten it as stiff as possible. Lmao helped a lot

[@timedskills6792]

AdvancedL2 yeah, especially when jumping 👍🏼

[@edwardlane1255]

I think it is then a tightrope rather than slackrope (different balance skillset - one the rope stays still and you balance by moving, the other you stay still and balance by moving the rope)

[@advancedl2661]

@@edwardlane1255 I think you are right, but Im pretty sure tightening it still applies to a slackrope, because that is what I use. I’m pretty sure tightening it helps for beginners more, it helped me a lot and then I loosened it a little bit to do tricks and move it around and bounce kinda. It’s rlly fun, but when ur just starting I recommend tightening. I’m not a pro or anything so I’m not sure though :)

[@Eli_JK]

But then it wouldn't be a slackline?

[@TARNISH_]

Learn to CFOP-Cross, first 2 layers, orientation of last layer, permutation of last layer. (Faster way of solvig the rubik's cube) You are amazing! Love your vids! Best regards from Bulgaria!

[@micahtritscher951]

Only 101k more subscribers to 1 mil. Can't wait Mike!!

[@corgarian745]

Basically how to cross the right rope: 1) Just start at one end, balancing on one foot till you're comfortable, without falling, then repeat of for the next foot. 2) Then take your big boy step, remember to align your feet with the line (so it's pointing forward) and to have your hands higher up. And also to be sure and balanced when taking you're next step. 3) Rinse and repeat till your body kinda just self alligns itself, were you balance yourself without thinking. I learned to cross the tight rope by going at it every recess for like a week or so (as my school had one) 14 btw lol

[@rfldss89]

i've never slack lined, but didn't you put too much slack?

[@stephengauntt574]

Rafael Dos Santos way too much

[@DrCJones]

Yeah, I was hoping he'd figure that out...seems like near the end it was better.

[@masterxXx77]

Not really, but for a someone who has never done it before yea its easier to learn when its tighter.

[@ashleyw9111]

I tried learning one afternoon in college (got pretty much nowhere). They had a set up with different amounts of tension/slack and had beginners use the tighter one. So, no I don't think he had too much slack, but it would have been a bit easier for him to learn if it were tighter.

[@mafiainsane7198]

Rafael Santos yes. Too tight or too loose will make it much easier, and his was way too loose. With that much slack a lot of people would consider it to be cheating.

[@marierpet4994]

You should learn Korean writing system (hangeul) and how to read it to the point that you don't have to think every character and it comes kind of naturally (??) :D it's said that “A wise man [could] acquaint himself with them before the morning [was] over; a stupid man [could] learn them in the space of ten days.” It took my few months to learn everything and even now I can't read like a native because I practiced like once a week... If you want a book (that really helped me personally, I hadn't even heard some of these rules/tips) I recommend > Talk to me in Korean> hangeul master

[@tuur9859]

Again A really good guest video!😃😊

[@calebshepherd8435]

This was super entertaining, I’m glad that Mike can enjoy some time to rest from work and still keep putting out videos

[@MrTrystan2704]

learn kendama!

[@808bboarder]

When I was a teen I use to put my surfboard on a rope tied to trees and practice doing 360’s. I never knew about this slack line technique being a thing. Craaaaazy

[@marbist5796]

The best guest i have seen 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@erikchristiansson5324]

Almost 900k followers, congrats Mike!

[@NachoNachoAU]

Almost at 900k subs 😁

[@upanddowngaming8334]

Hes already at 900k *N O W*

[@fliptutorialz4959]

Who is binging mike boyd through quarantine

[@tibhamel]

Hey I finally got my own idea on what you could try to learn! Learn to ride a self balancing unicycle. It may sound redundant since you already learned to ride a unicycle, but I think they are quite different. Also, most people say "I'm gonna break a leg if I ride this" or "it's too difficult" so it would be a good way of showing that is not hard and not that dangerous either, and that anyone, from 5 to 90 years old, could be able to ride one (as long as you have legs and feet that is...)

[@tibhamel]

Being easy doesn't mean it's not entertaining. It all depends on the goal he sets for himself. The video on unicycle already makes it seem less interesting, I agree, that's too bad. The biggest problem I think though, is the price of those things. Between 500 to 1500€, you wouldn't buy one for a video if you don't plan on using it after. So I think if he could get one free from a company, and learn it as a paid promotion, it would still be a good video :) (never thought I'd recommend someone to do paid promotion stuff...)

[@tibhamel]

Again, it all depends on the goals he set himself. Going forwards took me 2 hours, going backwards took me 2 weeks, riding with one foot took me 2 months (those numbers look way too convenient). But I never really tried to learn these things, they just came naturally over time, so I think it could be shorter, while still making a good video.

[@pectenmaximus231]

Walking a Slackline back and forth with decent consistency takes 3-7 days, putting in an hour or two per day (I guess this could depend exactly what your setup looks like, e.g. tension and length). You can take a few steps on your first day. In a few weeks you can start doing simple tricks (unless your goals is right from the beginning trying to bounce around on it?...) I think it’s best to always start from an end where the tension is higher and then work your way to the middle. Starting from the middle is insanely tiring and frustrating for people. In the middle, it’s best to just go up and try to stand there as long as you can, just practicing your balance with swaying etc. Then when you start walking from an end towards the middle, you’ll have practiced handling the greater variability that the middle brings.

[@MrBati122]

Really nice Guy! I like him

[@eugenejefferson1838]

I like this. Using your platform that you have to help smaller but brilliant creators. I feel like this done well could be a fantastic step forward for the KZbin community.

[@luisguerrero1089]

Learn how to dunk

[@luiscontreras2177]

Luis Guerrero it's about hight not learning

[@luisguerrero1089]

It is not. I play pickup basketball and one of the people in my local park court is 5 feet 8 inches and can dunk.

[@amithamburg7083]

He can be 20 ft tall aswell. There is nothing to learn about it besides grinding vertical jump. Unless you are talking about stuff like windmills and shit, which also takes vert grind since its basically how long you can sustain air time. If you play pickup then I feel like you know that there isnt anything to learn about dunking...

[@ralphnicholls3821]

Amit Hamburg If you’re 20 feet tall, you need to drop the ball to dunk it

[@amithamburg7083]

Bob the Blob it was exaggaration in order to move towards the point which was height doesnt matter at all, all it does is save you vertical jump work. For example, Nate Robinson, a 5'9(i think) point guard can dunk, and also Yao Ming(idk his height but he is tall). The difference would be Nate having to put way more work to increase his vert, while Yao wouldnt have to do so since he has a higher starting point. Put in the work, you'll dunk. Nothing to learn about it. Sorry for the huge wall of text

[@clomortoff2111]

that guy's channel really deserves more subs. hopefully after this he will grow :D

[@dinofrog926]

7:14 so that's how they record the 'hitmark' sound 🤔

[@tuckera1879]

What's the difference between a slackline and a ratchet strap between two trees? They make fat ratchet straps so there's really not a difference.

[@dixonyamada6969]

lookin like a dollar store shawn mendes lmao (THATS A COMPLIMENT)

[@RecklessBen]

awesome tutorial. can't wait to see you learn some tricks!

[@user-wt5db2fz7r]

I prefer him to the last guest however I don’t think he actually ‘learned’ how to slack line. Whereas Mike can repeatedly perform a skill he’s already learnt, I don’t think this guy could walk a slack line both ways without falling first time. More luck than skill.

[@akuseru2116]

He did progress though, he was a lot more stable on the line at the end than when he started

[@ghrosopher]

Oh snap Owen I recognize you from Steven Bridges' vids. Nice to see you out and about on KZbin!

[@cloud74L]

tell me that doesn’t look like Shawn Mendes

[@georgemusselman1466]

It took me about 2 hours to learn this and the best way to do it is focus on a certain spot on the tree.

[@auscurrymaster]

That was a truly impressive display of dogged determination leading to success - a lesson to us all. However, to the extent that it is at all important - although if you're going to the trouble of putting a timer on the screen one presumes you expect viewers to invest in it - I am slightly confused by the timer on the screen. It appears to show only 15 or 16 minutes on day 1 (query why you would go to the trouble of setting the rig for only 15 minutes of actual practice on that day) and the entire first goal was achieved in 40 odd minutes, which seems remarkable for the performance of a clearly difficult feat never before attempted by Owen. Perhaps I'm missing something. Still, pretty good by any standards.

[@fescyber12]

Slacklining with jeans GG

[@purplehatguy]

Like u wood no FATTY

[@purplehatguy]

Donald duck

[@smemzy]

Learn to: Write with your non dominant hand Draw a perfect circle Memorize digits of pi Memorize flags of the world Learn to play a semi-advanced song on the trumpet (or any other brass instrument)

[@dw4353]

He looks like Cumberbatch

[@dw4353]

JP Gross yes

[@user-sv5kt8qz3v]

Communism Will Prevail u look like a rip off of Jake

[@dw4353]

Blombersplurt Quack Jake?

[@axlisotl]

Joshy with black hair?

[@Corzappy]

You mean Bendyourdick N Cuminhersnatch?

[@LettuceOnTheSides]

I really like the idea of guest video thing, the idea of showing off someone elses channel with an idea of their content is really cool c:

[@Efficiencyts]

I edited this comment so the replies don’t make any sense.

[@Stopes.]

Efficiency helicopter

[@MacHalaG]

cyclist

[@bigmikeo1344]

Bird

[@icecold4411]

Birb

[@purplehatguy]

Anus?

[@justingr0334]

Heyy that's funny, his last tip about filming yourself while learning something, I did that while learning a backflip on ground and I landed it within a day (granted I already had quite a bit of experience with it on a trampoline, but I had never done it on ground before). It really does help. I originally did it to see where I went wrong when I did, but I guess it motivated me too.

[@raspberry_picker395]

Owen is turning me gay

[@qwertyTRiG]

He is a very attractive lad, isn't he?

[@jordenristick1437]

raspberry_picker39 will Daddy Bear I'm going to make me a gold Lamay Gone with the Wind ball gown very puffy and pretty so I can wear on New years Eve in New York City yes I'll be performing in Drag for you guys to see me in happy New years stud 2019

[@pd1417]

Really well edited! Love your personality Owen! Keep it up

[@rotez5813]

Try to learn how to rap Rap God

[@jacobbigelow5325]

Mike, could you do occasional Guest Videos even after you get back from your honeymoon? I’m really liking them. I hope you enjoy your honeymoon!

[@lil_sweat_7594]

That guy is soooooo good and cool u guys need to do more calabs... like if u agree

[@TheCrazysharkguy]

I'm really loving these guest videos

[@Pewis]

the time was bullshit - it doesn't get that dark in 14 minutes lol.

[@Max-zf8ol]

Jamie Harper he practiced for 14 minutes, that doesn't mean 14 consecutive minutes

[@illumi._.]

Jamie Harper I hope this is a joke but You could record at a certain time and it'll be dark in 14 min

[@TheKewlGamingMonkey]

Hell yeah it does

[@Pewis]

he did not learn to do that in 4 hours lol, look at the time jumps.

[@youngmorgan6799]

Jamie Harper He paused it when he took a break. The timer is amount of time he has tried to do it

[@dishwasher1070]

Mike ur such a beauty for giving these opportunities to smaller youtubers

[@fimppi4733]

no more guest videos

[@kriskringus2191]

Mercy7 you realize he cant make videos of his own at the moment because he is on his HONEYMOON!

[@seagrid888]

maybe he prefers mike to go on a proper break and come back after his honeymoon rather than showing guests?

[@TanmayNandanikar]

unfortunately, it seems youtube's algorithm favors channels that upload frequently and regularly, so he can't just stop uploading videos

[@CreateLogic]

Great!

[@ryan2-518]

Wow your channel is blowing up! It feels like you just had 100k subs

[@flurblewibble7735]

Awesome, great fun, time to get my slack line out of the garage.

[@jply87]

Can you try to learn the "Wolf Whistle" I would love to see your learning curve for this. Maybe it will help my wife and I. We both want to learn to do this.

[@conrad2690]

You gotta pace yourself with all those front rolls. I herniated a disc in my back when i was 18 and now have sciatica... i was learning parkour and trying to learn a front flip over a mattress, but most of them were forward rolls. Just cause your young doesnt mean you are invincible. Be safe.

[@redbrandonk]

Yay! Finally a slackline. I was a bit disappointed that it wasn't Mike learning it, but Owen did a great job.

[@Scareth]

Mike, can we get more guest videos in the future? They're all amazing, and should be a serie!

[@alexbunn1905]

I would love to see you learn something which involves a kayak. One thing which would be interesting to see is learning to roll. I’m currently at the point of learning front flips which has taken me ages and I’m still not quite there, I also have recently learned doing cartwheels on my worse side but I still need to get them to the point of being nearly as good as on my better side. Anyway it was a great video and was enjoyable to watch and was actually nice to see others trying your method of learning.

[@annavmae]

I LOVE slacklining. I remember learning at a couple festivals. I’ve always wanted to get my own slackline that I can actually hang onto a tree.

[@TransomeTrav]

Owen, well done kid! Great personality and charisma for KZbin

[@loll8791]

I really enjoyed this vid, there’s no way I could learn something like that! Well done Owen!! ☺️

[@MarkusGrand]

Ive never experienced actually laughing out loud at physical comedy but this is so funny

[@siraxlrose5659]

I love when people start learning something, and they just go balls deep on the first attempt

[@Hotchrome]

Try to master the hard hat flip where you sit the hat on a shovel, stamp on the other end, flying the hat into the air and landing it on your head perfectly

[@sweeler3216]

At first I thought the minutes were hours and I was like “dang, you put forty hours into this? That’s dedication

[@masondchong]

This video is great because it clearly shows how practice makes better

[@olgierdvoneverec4135]

man i'm loving the guests, Mike should go on a honey-moon more ofthen

[@DoubleHelixX2Mission]

Definitely liked this one more than the last. Showed more of the "try, fail, and try again" mentality rather than the glory the fruit of the harvest brings. Both were pretty neat though.

[@JackOfAllTrades0404]

Okay this channel has encouraged me to learn at least one new skill a month. So far I’ve tackled the apple split. Any other easy ones to start me off?

[@avikbhattacharya6854]

Hey Mike .. keep doing these kind of guest videos .. these are good contents ..

[@ArneWidding]

6:24 was the one you were all waiting for! Admit it!!!! PERFECT music btw!

[@avdm1098]

Only 13 subs left for 900k!!! Congratulations!!

[@gabrielrobbertze470]

7:14 sounds like a call of duty hitmarker 😂😂

[@davidbicking2626]

CONGRATS ON 900K!!!

[@AKR-Edits]

Really enjoyed this guest video!👍

[@fiskermand3119]

6:31 the happiness in his face!!

[@mathewpolke584]

Hey mike I love your Chanel it inspired me to learn something new. Keep up the good work

[@rajanrao]

as the bird guy I love the clips of the great blue heron, mallard, and mute swan.

[@josephgeorge2949]

This guy's great!!! He's amazing!!

[@thomascross3185]

This guy is incredibly well spoken

[@sresbombastic]

Huh, I can already slack line, so it’s gonna be interesting watching someone else try to learn

[@faiganmeadowcroft1300]

I prefer this guest, he seems like he has his own style and is not just trying to copy Mikes, a bit like the last guest did.