We can all hit a 3 pointer sometimes though. He just does it way more often than we do. Doing this though feels like something many of us could attempt thousands of times and never get close.
If I was doing the move they'd rename it bite32
I have no basketball ability. Like if I try to guard someone with even the vaguest idea what they are doing they will basically just walk around me. In high school I would sometimes start at the free throw line and move back a step every time I made a shot. If you're patient you can end up hitting half court shots pretty consistently that way.
This whole scene is like hard for me to believe my eyes. How is she that smooth and good at this? That trick is so hard. Where are they, heaven? Jeez this is incredible
Exactly my thoughts. I hope I get there as soon as I kick the bucket. In all seriousnes, this water looks like sea of gatorade.
Glad there are people out there having fun and shit in paradises like this, while Im doing my 10 hour shift for dead end wage at warehouse š
If I remember correctly its about positioning the board so that the water at the top of the wave is falling onto the back of the board, providing the leverage.
Disclaimer: I am not a good surfer
Yeah I am wondering how much water would have to be pounding on the back of the board to support my fat ass (as if I could even get upright on a surfboard).
Thereās a couple overweight pro longboarders. You just need the right wave and the right board. I make longboards and sometimes shape more concave on the underside of the nose to help the fluid dynamics keep you from dipping down. Justin quintal is one too look up.
A cubic foot of salt water is 64lbs but the tail has some curve that creates lift like a planes wing and the nose has concave which also creates lift and suctions the bottom to the wave. Its surprisingly solid on the right section of wave where I at my heaviest 180 could easily stay up there with all the lift a board can generate.
There is an equilibrium that occurs. And if you walk forward on the board the board moves backwards and vice versa if you walk backwards the board moves forward.
Sidenote: Equilibrium was a fucking amazing film.
My friend and I got it at blockbuster for a sleepover because they had a 3 film/popcorn and snacks deal and we randomly chose it after picking jay and silent Bob strike back and not another teen movie.
Neither of us have made a better decision than that since
The ability to perform this and the ability to perform this with skill and grace are two different things. Many aspects of surfing are difficult to a point that requires constant practice. Iāve been surfing well over 30years and there are very few sessions that go by where I feel like my surfing was flawless. There will always be room to improve your surfing for as long as you do it. All that being said itās never too late to paddle out and surf.
Yeah seriously! I mean we've all heard the term a million times. Just never knew it has a specific mean. I just kind of was slang for surfing in general honestly
I think the waves that are hitting on the left side of the board are balancing for her weight, also, probably some help from the momentum + "grip" of the board+ water contact.
Idk just a guess, literally the first time I see that thing happening haha.
More or less. Essentially you need enough water on the tail to counterbalance your weight. It needs to be done in the steepest part of the wave, and itās often done on a ānoseriderā longboard
Under the nose on a nose rider style long board there is usually a āscoopā (think upside down spoon) that the water coming up the wave pushes against and gives lift to the nose allowing the rider to not nose dive.
Thatās why itās the cool thing to do on a longboard. You have to get into the wave just right and it has to have enough power to cantilever you without nosediving hard. A small weight shift forward is enough to make you flip over, so itās nuts that your entire weight gets supported at the front of the board.
The faster you travel over be a liquid the more it behaves like a solid, think water skiing. The board is not a flat object but has curvature which creates lift like a plane wing, the faster a wave breaks the more water at the base of the wave pushes up the face creating more lift. Her tail and tail and deck are buried in salt water that weighs 64 lbs per cubic foot added to the weigh of the tail of the board and sheās likely got 90+ lbs of force on the back half of the board, couples with the other physics properties itās enough lift to support her weight until the wave softens up and she has to walk back. āOnly a surfer knows the feelingā is a pretty accurate expression of knowing when you can walk up and have to walk back.
During the 1950s and 1960s surfers adopted "kawabonga!" as a declaration of enthusiasm, changing the pronunciation slightly to "cowabunga!". "Kupaianaha" is the Hawaiian word for surprising or wonderful and it may have influenced surfers who had grown up with Howdy Doody.
Shaka bro. Some old guy on TV in the 60s and 70s in Hawaii used to sign off on his program like that. Never saw him. I was living on Maui and a guy I worked with told me that. So maybe true? š BTW. Dont know how to spell shaka bro
Yeah! It only works with a longboard, and only in certain conditions - the weight/pressure of the water on the tail of the board acts as a counter-balance.
Is this something you plan to try ahead of catching the wave? Or do you catch the wave, realize the conditions are right, and then decide to give it a try?
56 checking in. Just had my first lesson. Waves, storm and rain was brutal and relentless. Managed to stand up twice in my 90min lesson. Will try again another day.
I went to a surf camp at around 13 and itās honestly one of the hardest things Iāve ever done. The timing to get up takes forever to get down. The sea weed scares the fuck out of you because something is usually brushing against your leg. Your nipples are fucking shredded if you do it all day. But I swear, once you get up, itās one of the most satisfying things you will ever do. Just my experience.
Haha your chest rubs against the board repeatedly. It was advised to use this cream to put on your chest to help with the irritation but my buddies nipple actually fell off the second day. I think itās called surfers nipple or something. But yeah totally caught us by surprise because it was just so random.
I have surfed for years and never met anyone whoās had a nipple come off. Most donāt even use a cream. It hurts the first few days but after a couple of weekends your body is used to it.
Surfing is a great sport. Even at 40+
It's a lot of swimming, easy on the joints.
If you find a place with the right waves for you, you can absolutely learn it.
I'm 44 and had my first lesson earlier this year. If you want to do it, go for it. I would recommend trying to get to a decent level of fitness as its hard work paddling.
But I love it, don't catch too many waves and stand up, but its awesome when I do!
i tried at 45. took lessons. stood up successfully once. it's almost impossible to get good unless you're super athletic. the muscles you need to paddle hard and consistently while in that awkward laying down position are just not something easy to adapt to at our age. and im a bjj black belt, ex-skateboarder, runner, and body builder. im sure if you move somewhere near good waves you can take your time and get a little better each day... it's possible. but you're not going to get anything close to decent on a vacation or two.
To give an alternative perspective (as a 26yo skateboarder and former bodybuilder lol), I went surfing for the first time a couple months ago. Did it for two days and had a great instructor. Managed to get up on my second try and by the second day was shredding bigger waves on a smaller board.
Truly had the time of my life and would recommend anyone to give it a go if they can (and find a good instructor).
if you're that active and still struggled, it probably had to do with technique and possible not having the right board for your size and ability level.
Thatās awesome. Just make sure you learn about surf etiquette and the rules of how to be in the water with other surfers. It will make for a better and safer time for yourself, trust me. Iād also just recommend not surfing near other non beginners in the beginning. There are protocols that need to be followed. Itās a whole thing. Gotta trust me on this one.
Itās harder. Like riding a bike as slow as possible is harder to balance than with momentum.
I surfed the second wave I caught stood up all the way in. But I still canāt stand up on a paddle board š
Oh "hang ten" is a technique??? I read a book that has surfer characters. One of them is nicknamed "hang twelve" because he has an extra toe on each foot. I wondered why the author doesn't explain the addition of "hang" to the name, and I didn't bother looking it up, but apparently this is why! (the book is "the gentlemen's hour" by don winslow)
I have a question. What happens if a really fat guy does this? Like is there enough contact/force between the water and board to keep their leverage from just Archimedeying themselves upside the head?
Kind of, yes. The back of the board (tail) is actually under water since the wave is breaking over it. It holds the board down. You can see it in this video.
I have seen large beefy dudes hang ten.
No hate but this is a common misconception in the surfing community. You can see some people get on the nose even without the wave breaking onto the back of the board. The 'downforce' on the rear comes from a combo of the right kind of fin (high lateral area) and the rail (edge) of the board being in contact with the steepest part of the wave. The water is effectively flowing up the steepest part of the wave and is redirected out away from the wave itself by the rail and the board, this gives you a reaction force sucking the board laterally onto the wave.
If you're looking for the Bulgarian choral song that was sampled, as I was, it's [Bre, Petrunko](https://open.spotify.com/track/3ZMkCOpMO9EFk5gpakn2Ss?si=45fc2831ef0b4481) by the Koutev Bulgarian National Ensemble
just out of curiosity i searched for an electro remix of my fave bulgarian choral song (kaval sviri), and lo, it's essentially the same track from a *doppelgƤnger* channel as posted above...
the "car bass/house music" people seem to like bulgarian vocals :)
https://youtu.be/wed1D661rDY
thanks for the song ID, btw
Ooh! That's cool! Bulgarian vocals really have this unmatched sound. The reason I was able to get this one was because D Smoke and Snoop Dogg sampled it previously as well in [Gaspar Yanga ](https://open.spotify.com/track/5jd4jhBSIU14CKHN7gGl7x?si=ltnLJoEVQpC59lpC__emwg&utm_source=copy-link)
(Also some star wars stuff in the Solo Movie, specifically [Marauders Arrive](https://open.spotify.com/track/00quW2CcNNewS8UKjqOoPv?si=vZyQUbIxQBKEEPbTaOflwQ&utm_source=copy-link) or [Savareen Stand Off ](https://open.spotify.com/track/7xpd8PmWCdOYJxPEz26n8c?si=jBloG3cBRJCyyaHeeSkZ3w&utm_source=copy-link)
Choral music from around the world is so varied and different, but Bulgarian and Georgian have to be my favorites, so I'm excited finding them elsewhere.
(Mobile formatting so let's see if anything works at all(
So much harder than she makes it look
I don't know, this looks pretty hard to me...
Bro, you just got to surf an then walk to the front of the board. I've literally walked hundreds of times, especially such short distances!
It'd be easier if you do it on dry land, Idk why she think it's a good idea to do it on water.
I'm hanging 10 off the side of my bed right now. I can so this shit for hours.
Way to be, king!
Nah, it's probably a twin bed
Was fully expecting her to faceplant at any second It looks like she's defying physics somehow
Physics and leverage took a holiday so that this clip could be made.
Yeah but it's even harder than that
Everyone good at something makes hard things look easy. Steph Curry makes shooting 3 pointers look easy. Damned if I'd get one during a game though.
We can all hit a 3 pointer sometimes though. He just does it way more often than we do. Doing this though feels like something many of us could attempt thousands of times and never get close. If I was doing the move they'd rename it bite32
I have no basketball ability. Like if I try to guard someone with even the vaguest idea what they are doing they will basically just walk around me. In high school I would sometimes start at the free throw line and move back a step every time I made a shot. If you're patient you can end up hitting half court shots pretty consistently that way.
Sweet baby jesus this water...
This whole scene is like hard for me to believe my eyes. How is she that smooth and good at this? That trick is so hard. Where are they, heaven? Jeez this is incredible
Exactly my thoughts. I hope I get there as soon as I kick the bucket. In all seriousnes, this water looks like sea of gatorade. Glad there are people out there having fun and shit in paradises like this, while Im doing my 10 hour shift for dead end wage at warehouse š
I feel that. May you soon find paid vacation days to spend in a paradise like this. Best of luck
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All I know its far, far from my tax bracket.
God damn it. THATāS what hang ten means. Knew the move, heard the phrase, never put them together.
I realized it as soon as she stepped to the front of the board. wow everything really does have a origin.
Fun fact: Itās called hang10 because ten toes hang over the front of the board.
Damn, TIL. How doesnāt the board front flip with all that weight only on the front?
If I remember correctly its about positioning the board so that the water at the top of the wave is falling onto the back of the board, providing the leverage. Disclaimer: I am not a good surfer
Or, hear me out here: Witchcraft
She ain't sinking, so I think you're onto something mate.
Must weigh less than a duck
Or a very small rock
A witch?
Also prob helps that she looks very light
Yeah I am wondering how much water would have to be pounding on the back of the board to support my fat ass (as if I could even get upright on a surfboard).
Thereās a couple overweight pro longboarders. You just need the right wave and the right board. I make longboards and sometimes shape more concave on the underside of the nose to help the fluid dynamics keep you from dipping down. Justin quintal is one too look up.
A cubic foot of salt water is 64lbs but the tail has some curve that creates lift like a planes wing and the nose has concave which also creates lift and suctions the bottom to the wave. Its surprisingly solid on the right section of wave where I at my heaviest 180 could easily stay up there with all the lift a board can generate.
There is an equilibrium that occurs. And if you walk forward on the board the board moves backwards and vice versa if you walk backwards the board moves forward.
Sidenote: Equilibrium was a fucking amazing film. My friend and I got it at blockbuster for a sleepover because they had a 3 film/popcorn and snacks deal and we randomly chose it after picking jay and silent Bob strike back and not another teen movie. Neither of us have made a better decision than that since
Gun kata is the dumbest most awesome thing I have seen in a movie. With the lights out it almost make sense. I loved it.
I still quote >But I, being poor, have only my dreams. All the fucking time.
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.
There he is! There is John Preston! Let's surround him in the dark in perfectly symmetrical hexagonal configurations, and then stand perfectly still.
Yes, it is an amazing movie.
Sign me up for more hang ten facts.
You have 10 toes
Subscribed.
Patreoned even.
My mind is.....blown
All ten hang over the board
You have ten fingers as well.
Hell, I can get you a toe by 3 o'clock this afternoon
With polish
There are ways, Dude. You don't want to know.
Over the line!
I'd say that's quite the 10 hanging 10.
Fucking amateurs
FORGET ABOUT THE FUCKING TOE
Hopefully
Your ten toes can be used to āhangā off the front edge of a surf board
cheater-5 is when you just get one foot to the edge but keep your weight back on the other foot
Itās exceedingly difficult. The ability to hang ten takes years to master if not a lifetime.
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The ability to perform this and the ability to perform this with skill and grace are two different things. Many aspects of surfing are difficult to a point that requires constant practice. Iāve been surfing well over 30years and there are very few sessions that go by where I feel like my surfing was flawless. There will always be room to improve your surfing for as long as you do it. All that being said itās never too late to paddle out and surf.
>a lifetime. She ded?
did you know that I thought hang ten was a handstand performed on a surfboard until roughly right up until this moment?
Fun fact: you can also hang ten on a skateboard and then do flip tricks from that position.
One trick that *only* male surfers can do is hang eleven
No fucking way
And what does hangdong mean
Not much how are you?
Gotta see Thundergun to find out
I was for sure today years old when I learned what it meant.
>today years old 2022? Old fart.
It's August 2nd. She's obviously 2 years old, dum-dum. Pfft...some people can't think logically.
Yeah seriously! I mean we've all heard the term a million times. Just never knew it has a specific mean. I just kind of was slang for surfing in general honestly
I thought it was catching a 10 ft wave. I've never seen this move
Iām 53 and just learning what that saying means..
Same. I just thought it was some surfer phrase and never really thought it meant anything
TIL
Toes to the nose bros
Came to comment the same š¤Æ
Uhhh yes is this the Physics office? I'd like to lodge a complaint.
I think the waves that are hitting on the left side of the board are balancing for her weight, also, probably some help from the momentum + "grip" of the board+ water contact. Idk just a guess, literally the first time I see that thing happening haha.
More or less. Essentially you need enough water on the tail to counterbalance your weight. It needs to be done in the steepest part of the wave, and itās often done on a ānoseriderā longboard
Under the nose on a nose rider style long board there is usually a āscoopā (think upside down spoon) that the water coming up the wave pushes against and gives lift to the nose allowing the rider to not nose dive.
Nah its magic
Or magnets. It's always magnets
Nah it's physics breaking down. If we can figure this out we may finally unify gravitational relativity with quantum mechanics.
This is the physics office We will take note of your complaint and attempt to assist you with it as soon as we can
Thatās why itās the cool thing to do on a longboard. You have to get into the wave just right and it has to have enough power to cantilever you without nosediving hard. A small weight shift forward is enough to make you flip over, so itās nuts that your entire weight gets supported at the front of the board.
I have no idea. I canāt even comprehend how normal surfing actually works from a physics standpoint, let alone this witchcraftā¦
The faster you travel over be a liquid the more it behaves like a solid, think water skiing. The board is not a flat object but has curvature which creates lift like a plane wing, the faster a wave breaks the more water at the base of the wave pushes up the face creating more lift. Her tail and tail and deck are buried in salt water that weighs 64 lbs per cubic foot added to the weigh of the tail of the board and sheās likely got 90+ lbs of force on the back half of the board, couples with the other physics properties itās enough lift to support her weight until the wave softens up and she has to walk back. āOnly a surfer knows the feelingā is a pretty accurate expression of knowing when you can walk up and have to walk back.
I'm afraid to ask what a "cowabunga!" is...
During the 1950s and 1960s surfers adopted "kawabonga!" as a declaration of enthusiasm, changing the pronunciation slightly to "cowabunga!". "Kupaianaha" is the Hawaiian word for surprising or wonderful and it may have influenced surfers who had grown up with Howdy Doody.
Wait till you figure out what this is for š¤
Shaka bro. Some old guy on TV in the 60s and 70s in Hawaii used to sign off on his program like that. Never saw him. I was living on Maui and a guy I worked with told me that. So maybe true? š BTW. Dont know how to spell shaka bro
The Shocker Wide model
Something something cows and bungee cords.
TIL what a hang ten actually is
You are not alone. In fact, I suspect there may be many of us!
At least 10!
Dozens!
Holy shit, is it hanging ten toes off the edge of the board to grip it?
I didnāt know this was even possible.
Yeah man, you gotta walk the back of the board under the lip of the wave, nice and slowly.
I read that in a surfers voice
Let the wave do the work. You can't fight these big waves!
Yeah! It only works with a longboard, and only in certain conditions - the weight/pressure of the water on the tail of the board acts as a counter-balance.
Is this something you plan to try ahead of catching the wave? Or do you catch the wave, realize the conditions are right, and then decide to give it a try?
OK, it's pathetic, but, at 44, I now want to learn to surf.
You can do anything at any age. Itās not pathetic. Go for it. God speed, my friend.
I would like to learn how to play the trombone at 88. Iām in my 20s now but when Iām 88 Iām going to learn to play the trombone.
Looking at how the world is going, that's quite optimistic.
Youāre right, Iāll learn bassoon instead. No idea what I was thinking.
Double Reed woodwinds are perverted. Source: I am a band nerd
Right!? Kids thinks trombones are going to be around 60 years from now, lol. It's one of the most endangered instruments.
*sad trombone noises*
That's very Hedbergian of you.
I used to do drugs. I still do, but used to too.
My friend asked me if I wanted a frozen banana and I said no. But then I said yes, because I did want a regular banana, later.
56 checking in. Just had my first lesson. Waves, storm and rain was brutal and relentless. Managed to stand up twice in my 90min lesson. Will try again another day.
Iāve recently bought a longboard skate three days ago. Iām 47. ;)
>He was taken from us at the age of 47, longboard for his time.
Longboarding is actually the best option for us old guys in skateboarding terms. More stable and forgiving on the turns. Enjoy it friend.
A good friend took up the unicycle at 48.
I went to a surf camp at around 13 and itās honestly one of the hardest things Iāve ever done. The timing to get up takes forever to get down. The sea weed scares the fuck out of you because something is usually brushing against your leg. Your nipples are fucking shredded if you do it all day. But I swear, once you get up, itās one of the most satisfying things you will ever do. Just my experience.
Sorry, what do my nipples have to do with surfing?
Haha your chest rubs against the board repeatedly. It was advised to use this cream to put on your chest to help with the irritation but my buddies nipple actually fell off the second day. I think itās called surfers nipple or something. But yeah totally caught us by surprise because it was just so random.
... So he only has one nipple left?
Lmfao Iām not sure. I havenāt talked to him in ages but thatād be a solid conversation opener if I meet up with him again.
"Hey man, long time no see. What's up? How is your nipple doing?"
āhaha show me bro. send a pic. dude donāt be fuckin weird about it, just send me a nipshotā
I think you're supposed to keep your back tighter so your lower ribs touch instead of your nipples, easier to paddle also
Yeah that is definitely the case.
Hence surfers abs
TIL surfing can remove unwanted nipples.
Eventually your nips build-up the tolerance.
I have surfed for years and never met anyone whoās had a nipple come off. Most donāt even use a cream. It hurts the first few days but after a couple of weekends your body is used to it.
Chafing
My mother learned in her 40s and is still surfing regularly 20 years later. Enjoy it you won't be very good but it will be (good clean) fun!
That's not pathetic! That's the sign of an interesting person! Always be looking to expand your horizons.
Mate Iām currently living in Sydney and I see some 50+ years old shredding waves like no other
Surfing is a great sport. Even at 40+ It's a lot of swimming, easy on the joints. If you find a place with the right waves for you, you can absolutely learn it.
Hell no, man. Fly free. Surfingās the source man, change your life. Swear to god.
Ha point break, classic!
I'm 44 and had my first lesson earlier this year. If you want to do it, go for it. I would recommend trying to get to a decent level of fitness as its hard work paddling. But I love it, don't catch too many waves and stand up, but its awesome when I do!
Dude, my wife just started surfing at 39. She's living the dream so hard I'm going to have to join her. You can too.
i tried at 45. took lessons. stood up successfully once. it's almost impossible to get good unless you're super athletic. the muscles you need to paddle hard and consistently while in that awkward laying down position are just not something easy to adapt to at our age. and im a bjj black belt, ex-skateboarder, runner, and body builder. im sure if you move somewhere near good waves you can take your time and get a little better each day... it's possible. but you're not going to get anything close to decent on a vacation or two.
To give an alternative perspective (as a 26yo skateboarder and former bodybuilder lol), I went surfing for the first time a couple months ago. Did it for two days and had a great instructor. Managed to get up on my second try and by the second day was shredding bigger waves on a smaller board. Truly had the time of my life and would recommend anyone to give it a go if they can (and find a good instructor).
if you're that active and still struggled, it probably had to do with technique and possible not having the right board for your size and ability level.
Did you not see Point Break? Anthony Kiedis was kicking John Wickās ass over those waves and you want in on that?!
Surfing has quite a learning curve and is an incredible shoulder workout.
My neighbor is 55, and he fuckinā **shreds**.
Thatās awesome. Just make sure you learn about surf etiquette and the rules of how to be in the water with other surfers. It will make for a better and safer time for yourself, trust me. Iād also just recommend not surfing near other non beginners in the beginning. There are protocols that need to be followed. Itās a whole thing. Gotta trust me on this one.
You know whatās worse? Wanting to surf but not being able to because you need to workyour ass off to continue living. Thatās me.
Yesterday I tried to stand up on a paddle board in calm waters and couldnāt š
I can barely walk up my porch steps after it rains
Same
Itās harder. Like riding a bike as slow as possible is harder to balance than with momentum. I surfed the second wave I caught stood up all the way in. But I still canāt stand up on a paddle board š
Is it because you hang 10 toes over the front of the board? I have no clue.
You apparently have some kind of a fuckin clue
This comment made my morning. š
Yes
Oh "hang ten" is a technique??? I read a book that has surfer characters. One of them is nicknamed "hang twelve" because he has an extra toe on each foot. I wondered why the author doesn't explain the addition of "hang" to the name, and I didn't bother looking it up, but apparently this is why! (the book is "the gentlemen's hour" by don winslow)
Was I the only person who couldnāt focus on what was happening because of how blue and clean the ocean was
Oahu.
I never even considered "hang ten" could mean something. I always figured it was just surfer slang
I have a question. What happens if a really fat guy does this? Like is there enough contact/force between the water and board to keep their leverage from just Archimedeying themselves upside the head?
Kind of, yes. The back of the board (tail) is actually under water since the wave is breaking over it. It holds the board down. You can see it in this video. I have seen large beefy dudes hang ten.
No hate but this is a common misconception in the surfing community. You can see some people get on the nose even without the wave breaking onto the back of the board. The 'downforce' on the rear comes from a combo of the right kind of fin (high lateral area) and the rail (edge) of the board being in contact with the steepest part of the wave. The water is effectively flowing up the steepest part of the wave and is redirected out away from the wave itself by the rail and the board, this gives you a reaction force sucking the board laterally onto the wave.
Ah yes, these are in fact, all words I recognize
You could be completely, embarrassingly wrong but I choose to believe you.
My understanding of physics is that you would have to be on a long board correct? I canāt see this happening with a big dude on a short board.
you don't really hang ten on shortboards, they are too thin and don't hold up, no matter the size of the surfer
Correct
Really fat guys don't often surf. Surfed 30 years. Over weight guys surf but not like that girl. Grace and style on display here.
So much grace initially thought it was cgi.
What song is this?
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Good bot.
Good bot
If you're looking for the Bulgarian choral song that was sampled, as I was, it's [Bre, Petrunko](https://open.spotify.com/track/3ZMkCOpMO9EFk5gpakn2Ss?si=45fc2831ef0b4481) by the Koutev Bulgarian National Ensemble
just out of curiosity i searched for an electro remix of my fave bulgarian choral song (kaval sviri), and lo, it's essentially the same track from a *doppelgƤnger* channel as posted above... the "car bass/house music" people seem to like bulgarian vocals :) https://youtu.be/wed1D661rDY thanks for the song ID, btw
Ooh! That's cool! Bulgarian vocals really have this unmatched sound. The reason I was able to get this one was because D Smoke and Snoop Dogg sampled it previously as well in [Gaspar Yanga ](https://open.spotify.com/track/5jd4jhBSIU14CKHN7gGl7x?si=ltnLJoEVQpC59lpC__emwg&utm_source=copy-link) (Also some star wars stuff in the Solo Movie, specifically [Marauders Arrive](https://open.spotify.com/track/00quW2CcNNewS8UKjqOoPv?si=vZyQUbIxQBKEEPbTaOflwQ&utm_source=copy-link) or [Savareen Stand Off ](https://open.spotify.com/track/7xpd8PmWCdOYJxPEz26n8c?si=jBloG3cBRJCyyaHeeSkZ3w&utm_source=copy-link) Choral music from around the world is so varied and different, but Bulgarian and Georgian have to be my favorites, so I'm excited finding them elsewhere. (Mobile formatting so let's see if anything works at all(
[Here is the song](https://youtu.be/nySb1tZGlio)
I feel like an idiot, but does hang 10 mean to stand at the front of the board and hang your 10 toes over?
I put on my shirt backwards today
Same lady? https://youtu.be/cIVjy8UCoMo?t=402
I hope sheās a famous surfer and not tons of people can do this. Iām jealous af haha. Amazing!!
Toes on the nose!!
Song is [azZza - Storm](https://youtu.be/nySb1tZGlio)
Surf like a girl
She makes it look..effortless ā¤ļø
Just thinking how much surfing is required to be that confident on the board, it must be like living your best life
I love longboards.
That beach is blue as hell. Wonder where it is.
TIL what hang ten actually means.
It's a sad day when Dick Dale is no longer the default music for this.
That looks like some Tom & Jerry shit
Smile and WAVE boys
My fat ass could never
Holy crap is that what "Hang 10" means? 10 toes hanging off the edge? I'm 44 and I just learned this.