The Story of The 1-2-3 Kid in the WWF

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Also known as X-Pac and Syxx, Sean Waltman was able to breakout in the wrestling world when he made his WWF debut as the 1-2-3 Kid. Upon making his debut in 1993, it looked like the 123 Kid was destined to become another jobber or enhancement guy in the World Wrestling Federation but Waltman shocked the world when he pinned one of the company's biggest superstars, Razor Ramon. A rivalry with Ramon would result in both Kid and Razor eventually becoming friends both on-screen and off-screen, and this also expanded to friendships with Shawn Michaels and Kevin Nash. Collectively, the group would become known as The Kliq.
The 1-2-3 Kid's friends weren't what kept Waltman on TV though as The Kid was also an extremely proficient wrestler. In 1994, The 1-2-3 Kid vs Bret Hart on Raw would turn out to be one of the very best matches in Raw history. Even after this great performance though, Kid wasn't really moved up the cards but he always had a regular spot in WWF programming. After turning heel and feuding with Razor Ramon though, and when Razor Ramon left the WWF to join World Championship Wrestling, it seemed like there was nothing really left for the 123 Kid to do in the WWF.
This video looks at Sean Waltman's entire run as the 1-2-3 Kid in the WWF. Topics covered include:
00:00 - The Lightning Kid before the WWF
04:37 - The Razor Ramon angle
07:53 - The Kid in the Kliq
09:26 - Bret Hart vs 1-2-3 Kid
12:22 - The 1-2-3 Kid in 1995
14:36 - The Kid turns heel
19:28 - Syxx & X-Pac
- Much More!
#WWE #Documentary #Wrestling

[@paulsteel9127]

123 Kid was probably the only wrestler (at the time) who looked like he was attending high school during the day.

[@UNloCK_OFficER]

very miss ou best one

[@Sluggen7n7]

Meanwhile, Jeff Hardy actually was in high school by day and on Raw by night at the time.

[@rnhtube]

Now all of AEW looks like they all stepped off the intercampus bus for vocational training at Tony Kahn's gymnasium.

[@nqabayomuzikhulilekamangwe2690]

@@Sluggen7n7 for real?, dang that’s cool

[@AnAdorableWombat]

He looked like he rode the short bus there too

[@karlalden2076]

Sean still lived arount Minneapolis when I was a kid and my parents worked for FedEx, one day he gave my step dad a signed card for me when he told him I was a big fan of wrestling. Always had a place in my heart after that.

[@markl5998]

That's tight

[@Eddie_Gonzalez]

Badass man

[@sonnydayz3424]

That’s pretty cool. Here in Massachusetts they used to come to local malls fairly regularly around the Boston area. Always had long lines to wait in but Igot NWO Kevin Nash’s autograph and when Goldberg came omg the amount of people that showed up we must have waited in that line for hours to get an autograph and snap a picture on a throwaway camera

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

I met him at a grocery store in Encino a couple years ago, really cool guy

[@taffysaur]

He does seem like a really genuine, down to earth, humble dude from shoot interviews and stuff.

[@ReaverPrime]

Sean's matches have always been gold. If only the Light Heavyweight belt were around in the early 90's. Sean, Owen, and Hakushi would have owned the division. Imagine what that era could have looked like.

[@BENNY_MAC]

Kid had a super rough upbringing. He still made it to the top with hard work and dedication. Than he fell but climbed back to the top again. His podcast is one of my favorites. A true legend.

[@GrahamTriggsUK]

I met Sean once at a small indie show in the UK. Despite having a shoulder injury, he showed up, worked a solid match and was really nice and chatty with the fans after the show. I've got a lot of time for the guy.

[@donaldbarnhart7700]

I remember his initial run in WWF. It was great watching him develop on TV. And his style at the time for WWF wasn't many performing like him. Truly one of the greats

[@Trizzle_8194]

WWF 👍

[@foxholiday4308]

As a scrawny kid, I loved the Kid because he was someone I could relate to in the age of giants

[@kev_whatev]

Same reason I liked Bastion Booger

[@willwalling9834]

They are all Giants no matter the

[@timmyfowler7541]

Same with HBK

[@alonfizi4213]

WWE LAND OF THE GIANTS THEN NOW FOREVER

[@FreneticZetetic]

Same lol

[@voltron983]

Bret Hart vs 123 Kid is definitely an underrated match. I think the main reason Kid had a forgettable heel turn was because for years he was built as a plucky underdog, who would in most (but not all) cases appear to be in way over his head, but would do everything he could to overcome the odds. And because of this he just didn't come across as a believable heel at that time and the crybaby match certainly didn't help.

[@christerry1611]

I remember thinking that heel turn was so dumb.

[@adamalberts2]

The Dibiase faction angle sucked. A bunch of mid-card guys who were either already heels or turned into heels for the purposes of joining the group, it was really just the writers just being too lazy to come up with anything for those wrestlers.

[@justin43098]

I'm surprised I haven't seen this on OSW Review yet. Especially with the most recent story arch.

[@jesterr7133]

I remember watching that match live and being shocked when he won it, even though I was familiar with him from Global. I already liked him, so I marked out big time. That run would have worked a lot better if he had picked up more wins. Even if they were flukes, it would have made the gimmick more effective if his win loss record had improved after that win.

[@popmonika]

The only way a heel turn might have worked imo is if he changed his name and gimmick because he didn't like being called a kid. Actually what wcw did (repackaging as Syxx) was a stroke of genius and probably helped to extend his career.

[@jettwilliams8342]

He got so much heat in 1999-2000. I felt it was undeserved considering his impressive in-ring abilities.

[@HA-409]

He's the only 1 out the Kliq to be in both NWO & DX , They should've done more with him in both WCW & WWE.

[@outlawrip-offartist4161]

This is one of those rare occasions in wrestling where one match got a character over, and Sean Waltman made sure to take advantage of it to.

[@T3l3MuNd0]

Im not sure but i wanna say it was both Scott Hall & Sean who wanted to do the whole scenario of him vs razor ramon. & then he beats him fast like that. 1,2,3 & from 123 kid being "born" it also made Razor Ramon a baby face at the same time after losing to him like 2 weeks later.

[@louisvelez40]

I'll never forget him beating Scott Hall at the Hammerstine ballroom on RAW in May of 93. His classic with Bret on Raw in July of 94 for the WWE title. The character worked out well.

[@christerry1611]

Until 95 when they turned him heel.

[@eze333]

He was one of my favorites growing up because he was always smaller than everyone else but had a ton of heart and could work with the best of them and gave us exciting matches.

[@RodSterling7273]

The match between kid and Brett pretty much confirms why Brett's the best there is, the best was and the best there ever will be

[@justin43098]

Brett Hart could make you forget reality and make you believe in kayfabe.

[@Jakevrana]

I’ll have to agree, even though Brett want my favorite, I still remember him being a super professional wrestler and used that to where fans actually liked it

[@savagendn961]

Yep i used to make his hitman logo and draw it everywhere to the point where school cops thought it was a gang sign hahaha. My nickname was hitman as a kid to cos of how much i watched him and wanted to be like him haha its funny looking back on it.

[@TheAutistWhisperer]

Sean Waltman was a great worker.

[@chadk890]

Absolutely

[@Stumpers24]

What an epic mullet Sean Waltman had back then. Especially in his debut

[@rtyuik7]

i was alive during the 90s, and i Still dont understand how any of us thought that mullets were a Good idea xD

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@rtyuik7 but it was developing the 90's even Shawn Michaels had his mullet until mid 1995

[@rtyuik7]

@@lexkanyima2195 i dont mean just Wrestling...i mean Mullets, in general, were everywhere in the 90s...i just have no explanation or excuse for it xD

[@DrRawBalls_TheDummy]

@@lexkanyima2195 even Kevin Nash had a mullet when he first came in as diesel and I’m not going to lie bc in 93 and 94 I had a mullet I was 9 & 10 then finally my mom let me grow out the front eventually after begging lol originally I was only allowed to have long hair in the back and I hated it like that even back then and yes I had a rat tail & bowl cut & even the classic under shave once I got to 5 grade bc I was allowed to grow all my hair out by then in 95/96 lol man the 80s & 90s had the craziest hairstyle

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@rtyuik7 it started to play out by this point

[@TheoAndHisPedals]

You have no idea how much I wanted this video. I was always a mark for Sean Waltman

[@DUFFYISBACK]

as was i

[@jimbo_1312]

Fr, waltman is one of the most underrated of all time.

[@Venemofthe888]

Waltman is one of my favourites. Hes one of very few wrestlers ive met and he was wonderful to talk to

[@matthewsmith1779]

Even when he had nuclear "X-Pac Heat"?

[@TheTenCentStory]

I met him in the Kansas City airport the day after Owen Hart died.

[@WhiskeyBrewer]

They always said if you couldn't have a good match with Waltman, you couldn't have a good match ever

[@gst013]

"They" being his buddies, of course...

[@chuckyduck7265]

Qlik rules loser

[@otisdriftwood3829]

The fact he was used to try out new talent speaks volume for the confidence in his skills that the WWF held , considering before this people like Bret Hart held that spot.

[@jamessteel9016]

That Bret Hart v 123 kid was the best match of the ‘new generation era’ after his plucky underdog storyline fizzled out his heel turn was pretty forgettable before he left in 96.

[@Baastilein31]

In retrospetive its strange that he never had heel a run with Mr. Fuji as evil Mr. Myagi.

[@pantherhd1]

That’s Was Such wicked match it gave 123 Kid a big push even tho losted.They dropped the ball

[@rayvenkman2087]

@@Baastilein31 Vince McMahon probably never even heard of the Karate Kid.

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

Sid & The Kid should've won the tag titles in early 96, dann Sid and his softball season

[@sese6227]

@@rayvenkman2087 Vince never heard of Scarface either lol That didn't stop Hall & Hennig from pitching him the idea, & thankfully, Vince Loved it.

[@Atroz7]

Dude is maybe the most underrated in ring performer

[@kennethflaglerjr3843]

Sean waltman had one of the most underrated leg drops

[@sonnydayz3424]

I got really into wrestling around 1994-1995 when I was 6-7yrs old. Bret Hart was my favorite and obviously they were pushing him so not a surprise that any kid would love Bret. We all wished to be the kid in the front row who got his pink shades before the match. But he obviously put on a hell of a match night in and night out. “Who gave so and so (insert any superstar from the 90s) their best match?” The answer is more often then not BRET the Hitman HART. Excellence of Execution, he was goddamn right about that one

[@johnasbury3856]

Say what you want about Scott Hall and his personal life but he was always willing to put over and teach someone who deserved it and had a great mind for gimmicks and storyline ideas.

[@WaterborneCamper]

It's crazy how many guys WCW let slip through their fingers in the early 90's - Waltman, Triple H, RVD, Sabu, Nash....

[@AmateurBarbarian]

Steve Austin, The Undertaker, Brian Pillman, Paul Wight, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero...

[@heinrichthomas7008]

@@AmateurBarbarian Vader , Brian Pillman , Marc Mero etc

[@AmateurBarbarian]

They all won world titles in WWE. Yeah, Wight did it in WCW too, but come on. How you let a giant get away?

[@ryanschumacher3448]

Damn the list keeps getting more and more depressing for wcw

[@Tweet_Wrestling]

It's weird because you'd see them in WCW as a mid card and a few years later they'd be top draw stars with Vince McMahon and WWF

[@Simpyphus]

Going to WCW was actually worked out amazing well for him. Especially when you consider it eventually to X-Pac. If the guy stayed sober and was less obnoxious, he probably could have been a much bigger star. I always found him interesting because he was clearly one of the better wrestlers of his time, but no promotion could figure out how to take him to the next level.

[@grayeighty8974]

A breath of fresh air for the WWF. For a brief period he was my favorite wrestler. Vividly remember watching that match against razor.

[@lexkanyima2195]

He was at the right time

[@noshowjoe6596]

Definitely one of the most underrated workers of the attitude era.

[@kristopherbrown146]

One of my first favorite wrestlers when I began watching wrestling

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

I love that Bret Hart vs 123 Kid match! I will never forget the look that Bret had on his face after The Kid gave him that first arm drag. It was like "ok, he just showed me something here." That was an excellent match.

[@freddiejohnson6137]

One thing about Scott Hall when he was making a name for himself he didn't mind putting anyone over and was never pissy about the decision. Even in WCW when the nWo were basically always winning or matches always ended in about 6 seconds because everyone just interfered straight away his matches had him losing to a few random people. So I always look back on when he lost the match to the 1-2-3 Kid as him always wanting others to be as successful as him

[@ryankeefe6222]

He and The Rock were two guys that understood while they were top guys doing a job here and there wouldn’t hurt them but only help someone else

[@aaronneville1164]

Even the great Scott Hall had his moments. Don't forget, Hall was not happy about having to put Austin over, felt uncomfortable and ultimately backed out of working a long program with the Goldust character and openly complained about Shane Douglas.

[@ryankeefe6222]

@@aaronneville1164 the gold dust thing he talked about he wasn’t so much working with Goldust it was he didn’t agree with it because it wasn’t the way the company did business and he didn’t like that they were painting his character as homophobic

[@AndreEichstedt]

Great Stuff, yes 123 KID is until today so underrated ;-)

[@JoeBidenIsNotMyPresident]

Sean and Rick Rude were the only two people apart of D-X and NWO in the 90's. That's something no one can take from him and his talent. With his talent, he was trusted to be apart of 2 of the biggest factions in the history of Pro Wrestling.

[@ArizonaHeat602]

He needed to be in a stable because no one cared about him on his own. Without Michaels, HHH, Hall and Nash to carry him in the nWo and DX, he's a nobody.

[@JoeBidenIsNotMyPresident]

@@ArizonaHeat602 That is true as well. He didn't have the amount of talent of Austin, Foley or The Rock but being the person the company looked to for checking out talent is no small thing either.

[@bigyellowplumes]

Young Pritchard's hair was GLORIOUS.

[@pantherhd1]

Brother Love lol he use creep me out Bruce came up hell persona.The undertaker original gimmick

[@RichardMeikle]

Still one of my favorite wrestlers. I used to always pick him in the Genesis Wrestlemania game back in the day.

[@BruceWayne024]

Same

[@1letteraday]

Imagine being a member of the two biggest faction, dx and nWo! Damn, thats Pac!

[@undertakergaming3908]

Shawn michaels

[@timmyfowler7541]

Being friends with HBK, Hall, Nash. Probably helped a bit

[@chadk890]

He was doing his thing way before that back in Global Wrestling

[@shinobifirecracker6671]

Also his talent, work ethic, & creativity did him the most favors. As they do with talented people

[@DJDoubleCee]

Looks like the 1-2-3 Kid would have better success when he transformed into X-Pac. That’s the character I mostly remember Sean Waltman as.

[@khanpaniora5346]

lighting kid

[@hydradominatus3641]

123 Kid single handedly decimating The Smoking Guns after the match is the greatest thing I ever seen lmao

[@AmateurBarbarian]

Used to watch him WAY back in the day in the Texas-based Global Wrestling Federation. Takes me back.

[@northofnashira2575]

ESPN everyday after school.

[@pjsretrogamesmusicandwrass5795]

It is interesting to see his GWF matches and Sean's first run as a heel...

[@AmateurBarbarian]

Yeah, I miss the old Sportatorium.

[@pjsretrogamesmusicandwrass5795]

I grew up in the UK so no live GWF (didn't have satellite till 94) but I used to get videotapes of wrestling at car boot sales/yard sales. NWA USA championship wrestling and the GWF Brutes, Bumps and Bandages VHS. Man, memories, Black Bart, Eddie Gilbert, The Patriot ...

[@garrettedwardspears]

Can't believe that the surprise 1-2-3 victory that Sean had on DiBiase is not mentioned. That's when Razor truly turned face.

[@bealgates8594]

WOOOOWW I finally feel listened to. I ask you to do 123 kid for four videos straight and this pops on my timeline lol. Sincerely appreciated from your day 1 subscriber

[@syckstryng7118]

Minnesota has produced a lot of fantastic pro wrestlers, Sean was no exception, he was phenomenal!

[@louischapman3716]

One of my favorites as a kid 👍🏾

[@CreationsVibration]

I hope you expand on his whole career, hes been through a LOT

[@pedrogates3189]

Yeah That would be good to see

[@blackmantis3130]

Spent a night in china

[@billblaski9523]

This is his 3rd video on Sean Waltman

[@CreationsVibration]

@@billblaski9523 did u even watch the video? Did u listen to what he said?

[@billblaski9523]

@@CreationsVibration no i leave comments on videos without watching them, its my gimmick

[@jimbo_1312]

Your videos are one of the few bright spots I look forward to during this pandemic. I'm a big fan of your stuff keep it up fella.

[@TheNotbadphonedaddy]

I honestly think that the kid is one of the most underrated wrestlers of all time. You know I never saw a match of his that I wasn't extremely entertained by. I think it was a flaw to turn him heel as early as they did. I think he could have continued making money as a face. And I think the best decision he made was coming back to WWE as Xpac later on. So much I could say here. Hakushi, Bret Hart, D'Lo Brown.... So many great matches

[@DomodusER]

1-2-3 kid gimmick was his best. Big fan of the kid.

[@TheIndustrialRetrospective]

I got a too sweet from aj styles when I was ring side for a smackdown a few years ago, one of the proudest moments of my life.

[@generallordjowbra8871]

He's hilarious in interviews, always so open and honest about how much he sucked in life (which is respectable now).

[@bbones504]

I was so hyped when he came to WWF/E. I watched him on ESPN before WWF.

[@BKNewrd]

I'm so glad that you've had the opportunity to go back and examine certain topics more in depth. I just re-watched your first two videos on Waltman and thought to myself that wish you would do a deep dive on the 123 kid, next day you deliver. Keep up the excellent work.

[@rayz564]

I remember 1 2 3 kid being one of my favorites when i was in elementary school

[@whyme1378]

Bret is god of wwe in 90s..every match he played is worldclass...even if we watch those matches today it still the best and eye-catching..

[@nicholasbintner4677]

That powerbowb from Waltman to Bret is really impressive

[@Gotchism4Life]

I had no idea Waltman was trained in part by Gotch. That's impressive.

[@JKehlx]

Thank you for your content, it’s so good bro. Been binge watching/listening like it’s a podcast. Great work. I’ve always wanted to know the story of 123 kid so this is gonna be a great one!

[@emmvee3672]

Pushed thumbs up before the video even started, was super excited when my notifications went off and seen the title. Super dope video, and the best wrestling content on youtube as always! Thank you for all your hard work wrestling bios!!

[@alleahsasseville]

I have NEVER been a fan of Shawn in any form! But I have the most respect for him as a performer who LOVED the wrestling business and was always willing to improve and learn.

[@0mally13]

X-pac will forever be one of the most entertaining and talented people in the ring.

[@blazingangel623]

I’m gonna be real, I didn’t know the 123 kid and Xpac were the same person til I watched this video. Wild

[@blactothefuture409]

Really

[@jake-fw8th]

How

[@Dreammaster695]

The mustach and headband are missing

[@zmbdog]

neither did I

[@ausetmcchristion-thomas1522]

I remember when I found this out back in the day I was shocked too

[@tuffakt2follow_kev855]

This was a great video. I enjoyed every minute. Love the work you're doing. Bringing back childhood memories.

[@inuenndo_]

Having just binged a lot of your videos from years past. The production, editing, not sure if you use a script but even your comfort on the microphone has improved so much. Amazing Channel borther

[@therattlesnake1614]

Another great wrestling Bio 👍😊👍

[@rtyuik7]

i still cant get over how much he actually looked like a KID during his many "___ Kid" names (what was he, like 15? xD)...something about the Facial Hair he sprouted as (Syx)X-Pac definitely aged him up, visually...

[@cristianvelasquez9667]

He was very young I he was like 21

[@rtyuik7]

@Marc Carran right, but my point is that the facial hair definitely helped 'the look' lol...wherever it is on the timeline-- its Around the time he dropped the 'Kid' names...

[@miracle_ftw]

@@rtyuik7 Yep it did. It really grew in around the time he joined WCW in late 96

[@lyricsanonymous9036]

Funny how small I thought he was, look st the guys now...The Kid is actually a big dude

[@spoonhanz]

Kid moe

[@Phoenix7786]

To me Sean is proof that skill and determination can make you get over despite the limitations. Sean became so good that he was used to test the waters with prospective talent. Chris Jericho credits Sean for helping him make it in the WWE. Fun fact: My brother and me were actually watching the match on T.V. when he upset Razor Ramon. We were actually just joking how cool it would be to see one of these no-name jobbers for a change. Needless to say, we were in for quite the surprise!

[@rikkihill22]

Another damn good video! This run for Waltman has some of the best examples of how wrestling styles morphed and bridged between 80's era WWF and Attitude.

[@Wolves1967]

This is really in depth and an excellent piece. Thanks

[@cashcruz5586]

Wow! I've actually been wanting this video since I subscribed. 😺

[@terenceskill9526]

What a great video - thank you for your work! Never knew any details about the Kid until now. Btw. I LOVE how you say Mudsen Square Garden :D

[@mathurity]

This is an insane channel. Thanks for doing this man.

[@waynemacgillivary2740]

Oh no you didn't finish this video with BUSTA RHYMSES. Dude that was fabulous & totally unexpected!!!

[@HugoStiglitz253]

Thank you for the dope content sir!

[@T-Bag13]

Always liked the match against Bret, they could of had a great feud.

[@cakes3958]

*could have

[@10thwonder]

Not when he was still called 123 Kid. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@ConstitutionalRepublic00]

@@cakes3958 thank you. I am sick of seeing "could of"🤦🏼‍♂️

[@aidsskrillex5355]

Great Match against HHH on RAW for the WWF Title. I Swear they made me think he was going to win in it!

[@justinmartin1831]

Nah, they were both baby faces and Kid couldn't be taken seriously as a main eventer.

[@alessandronico3099]

Good job, man. I remember watching the kid back in 90s and, yeah, he pulled out some quite athletic and amazing move combined with speed. Such a great westler who brought some fresh air in the panorama, as you say, displaying what new generations can do. Loved your video.

[@MrFatsluttytone]

Great work! Subbed

[@jarrettpennington4579]

I always really enjoyed that quick running leg drop he did. Almost forgot: his tag team with Kane was great also.

[@ahffah4852]

Been awaiting this since first subscribed 😁

[@CeeMigoLoCo]

I love Sean Waltman when i was growing up. I was the same size as him back when i was younger and he was always inspirational to me for some reason. Im glad your remaking another Xpac video! Can't wait for that! Btw, love the Busta Rhymes outro song at the end of this video 😂🤘🏾

[@Scarface81ist]

I watch wwe for 30 Years. You make a great job with your videos. Interesting and much backstage knowledge. Thank you. Keep going ✌

[@gobanana5674]

These are quality videos. Awesome find.

[@nicktaylor2657]

I remember The Lightening Kid in GWF It was on ESPN His matches against Jerry Lynn for the light heavyweight championship was great I was happy when he debut in WWE

[@vrildox1115]

as always another great video from you . thank you sir

[@BlackburnBigdragon]

I remember the uproar when The Kid beat Razor Ramone. You NEVER saw a jobber beat a popular guy cleanly. You just never saw it. It was kind of ground breaking in a way. I might even go out on a limb and say that the first Kid wins against Razor might even be the first time ever that a jobber beat one of the popular guys cleanly, and almost definitely was the first time that said jobber actually gained some popularity. When I was watching WWE back then, I was a huge fan of Iron Mike Sharp. He was hilarious. I saw him wrestle at my local high school, and he was my favorite jobber. The man could do a comedy bit really well. I was really hoping after they gave The Kid a chance that they would do the same thing for Sharp. It never happened, sadly.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@Marc Carran but he is not like The Brooklyn Brawler

[@davidinman2788]

@Marc Carran that was his gimmick. He was the jobber that won, then was no longer a jobber. You are right that he was not a jobber but that was his gimmick.

[@williamepperson3443]

Great video!!!

[@sweetypaul1986]

Hey wrestling bios, thank you for your awesome videos. I love watching these bios, and I also love the match recommendations.

[@FlyingSharpshooter]

Beautiful Video and Remix at the end thank you.

[@schizotriblesix]

I remember how I watched all of the early Matches around that time. My friend and I had bin big fans of WWF/WWE and he later became a Wrestler himself. The Match against the Hitman was so awesome and it looked like a movie. Delivered in a fashion and style as if Giants clashed. Man, I would pay to see that Match right now. It gives me all the good feels.

[@chadlong9614]

You make excellent videos. New subscriber here. Thank you

[@Marc_Masters]

Great video

[@von2300]

And Then....."I'm on drugs." And Now...."Hey, I got a gut."

[@andrewcrouch2362]

Great video upload again 👍

[@mpa5281]

Great video.

[@dskinner8757]

Didn't know I needed this until this dropped!

[@Mojames1984]

Almost 200k subscribers! Awesome to see the viewership growing!

[@Jrue61]

One thing about Hall; he always understood the value of doing a clean job to put someone over.

[@THENONCHALANTDON]

These are great thank you

[@Nitero_]

Another great video!

[@IronTitantrons]

Thanks for another video ✌

[@Wally112pac]

Never underestimate the power of that Mullet.