Recently, a video of an uncle teaching a golden hoop stick stunned netizens, and some netizens said that there are seven sticks?
Let's take a look:
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From the video, you can see that the uncle first used slow motion, trying to break down each action, and then continued to accelerate, and at the moment of acceleration, a stick seemed to become six sticks, as if it had become a helicopter propeller, which stunned netizens and me.
Some netizens said: This is better than the Monkey King in some film and television shows "Journey to the West".
According to the netizen who uploaded the video, he has been learning to play the golden hoop stick since he was nine years old, and he has always liked it very much after watching the 86 version of "Journey to the West", and then he has continued to practice, and the effect after decades of practice is really not to be underestimated.
Netizens are not calm, and the divine comments continue.
➡️ Some netizens said that I learned it and now I have six bags on my head. Isn't there supposed to be seven?
➡️ I feel like he's better than anyone else.
➡️ Hurry up and fly, come on!
Anyway, how do you get down? Do you still need to bring a parachute?
➡️ What was he doing in the first few seconds? Did he try to teach me? The key thing is that I can't learn either.
➡️ The key is that he can also break dance, and he is teaching in slow motion!
➡️ I was stunned, it turns out that this is not a special effect.
➡️ Yes, do you see that his dance moves are subject three?
➡️ There are netizens' tricks, this is still a fixed profession if it is high and low on the flyover. Anyway, other people are just hobbies, okay? [tears]
When you were a child, did you also have a dream of the Monkey King? After watching "Journey to the West" that year, we also tried to play the bamboo pole or toy in our hands, but without exception, we didn't insist.
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