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Mom, mom, I finally made it. I'M OFFICIALLY SPONSORED BY RED BULL. Time

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to suit UP AND STUNT OUT. [screaming] WOO!

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UH Linus, RED BULL DOESN'T WANT YOU DO ANY STUNTS. You're just building PCs.

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Oh. But building PCs like to the extreme.

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>> Uh yeah, they're for extremely cool people. All right. The first is for

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soccer superstar Alphonso Davies, and the second is for a huge streamer that

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we're going to reveal later. What both have in common though are top-tier

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gaming components, unique [music] custom designs, and of course the fact

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that they are both sponsored by Red Bull. As for our video, it's sponsored

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by Trix and Seasonic, which three

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sponsors? Uh have you seen the price of PC components these days?

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>> Okay, that's fair. But enough about that, let's talk about the plan. I

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really loved the grass and diorama aesthetic of Luke's build that we did,

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Bulbasaur, and I think that some of what worked there could translate really well

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to a soccer pitch theme. Huh?

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But before we get to that, let's talk about the PC that Red Bull is having us

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build, starting with our CPU, the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D.

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Eight Zen 5 cores, a massive 3D V-Cache, this is the gaming king.

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Well, almost sort of. The 9850X3D is slightly faster, but not to the point

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where a gamer would notice in the real world. So, we'd recommend whichever is

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the better deal at the time. As for our motherboard, we chose the ASUS ROG Strix

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X870-A Gaming Wi-Fi. Why?

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Fi. Fi. Sorry. Because it has all the

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features of a good X870 board, including great power delivery, Wi-Fi 7, and dual

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USB 4 ports. It also has a pretty nice

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aesthetic, which may not be the most important factor in every build, but it

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definitely matters for a showcase build that we're delivering to one of the

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world's top athletes on behalf of one of the world's top sellers of fizzy

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flavored energy liquid. For our RAM, we've got 64 gigs of G.Skill Trident Z5

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rated at 6,000 mega transfers per second. Now, at CL30 timings, this is

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not the fastest memory on the market, but as we talked about recently, an X3D

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chip doesn't really need top-tier memory in order to perform well.

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And do you have ANY IDEA WHAT TOP-TIER memory costs?

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If you can even find it. On the subject of components that are overpriced these

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days, we've loaded up the system with 4 TB of storage, which is pretty freaking

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nice to have, but we didn't go completely balls to the wall on the

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spec, going for the Samsung 9100 Pro.

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The highlights for this drive include PCIe Gen 5 speeds, and the lowlights are

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well, there's nothing. It's ready for anything. OS drive today,

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and hey, if Direct Storage ever actually matters, it'll be ready for that, too.

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Super nice drive without spending actually much more per [music] gig than

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even more pedestrian models. Now for the

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case, and the fun. The three-sided

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panoramic glass of the Hyte Y70 just gives us all these angles by which we

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can see all the craftwork we're going to do on the PC.

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And it includes a PCIe Gen 4 riser that

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allows us to mount our GPU vertically, and it's got intakes like everywhere. Uh

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the bottom intakes. Yeah, we did a little bit of pre-work because we wanted

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to be sort of precise, but this is the beginning of our grass aesthetic

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happening down here. Uh we should still have enough.

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It should be fine. Yeah. What's the worst that could happen?

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clarified that it should work at Gen 5 speeds, which is pretty cool. My notes

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say notice the pre-installed Phanteks fans. Consider them noticed. I'm also

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noticing some Lian Li's down here. Are those going to do anything? They will

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blow air and shine a little bit RGB.

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Cool. On that note, with our airflow a little

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restricted, we're going to want a pretty beefy CPU cooler. And we've gone with

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the T-Force Stage ARGB 360 mm AIO. It

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uses an Asetek pump system with their Sigurdr V2 pump using their one-phase

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motor design and a large radiator rated for up to 280 W of thermal capacity.

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It's also got three included RGB fans that clip together to reduce nasty cable

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hangage. And probably most important, the stage refers to these

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dual IPS screens that sit on top of a

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mirrored base where you can showcase your figurines and play custom videos.

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That's pretty cool. Yep. And it's way more cool than you think.

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We had our animation superstar Robert make up some animations that I'm

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genuinely excited to show you, but we're going to have to wait to fire up our PC

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first. And to do that, we're going to need our 1200 W Seasonic Vertex GX. Full

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modularity, compatibility with ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards, not to mention a

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giant 135 mm fan for whisper quiet operation make this a great power supply

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today. >> [music] >> What makes it a great power supply tomorrow is that Seasonic stands by

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their products with up to a 12-year transferable warranty, which means that

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you can either use this bad boy for over a decade worry-free, or if you want to

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upgrade to something, >> [music] >> can't imagine what, but let's say they

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release something even better, you can sometimes get a better offer on your old

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unit since they will also cover the buyer. I could imagine needing an

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upgrade seeing the way that GPUs are going. Yeah, I mean it'll handle this today,

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but who knows what NVIDIA is going to have in the future. This thing's an absolute monster. We chose the ASUS ROG

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Strix RTX 5090 for its 32 gigs of VRAM,

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being real, we like that it has really flat surfaces

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for decorating. Also, baller GPU for

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a baller, you know? Hey!

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I can't I literally can't even bend my knee enough. All right, let's get this

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thing installed. David's going to install our Lian Li 8.8-in universal

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screen for PC, uh and we're going to have more

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animation up there. We just kind of want to have sensory overload, you know what

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I mean? That's what every PC, every good PC needs. You look at the PC and you're

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just overwhelmed. With that installed now, time for the fun part. This is

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going to be awesome. Arts and crafts, that's why I build PCs, baby.

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>> [laughter] >> I think his form could use some work.

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These guys are cute, though. Okay, the plan is we have figures to have a little

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soccer game down here. We have all these buddies to be spectators up here. We

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have our screen that's going to be a scoreboard at the top. It's not

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functioning as a scoreboard, but it animates like a scoreboard. Uh and then,

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we need to build a little scenery block that goes back here to kind of hide some

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of the cable mess when you view it from the front.

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Sick. Can I do spectators? Yeah, you can.

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them just kind of Should they be looking this way? So, when I was doing my

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mock-up, I did five, which is boring.

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Um but >> Oh. You could put as many as you want.

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Nice. I feel really bad hot gluing a

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And you insist I can't have guys up here, hey? You You can, just you can't

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hot glue them. I can't hot glue them? I don't think we should. To a mirrored

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surface? Yeah. If anything, it'll come off.

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You're the boss, boss. Well, do you have another figure that's

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supposed to go there? We we have two.

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Oh. >> [laughter] >> We have Lieutenant Dan and uh What's

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another Pop figure? >> Edward Scissorhands, but without his scissors.

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>> [laughter] >> What do you think of my napping guy over here?

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Let's glue him in. Yeah, sure. Don't glue him in. Okay, that's

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basically a no. Let's close this thing up, power it up, and have a look at how

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the scoreboard ties the whole thing together. Oh, dude, I haven't even seen

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this. That's awesome. Got the Red Bull etching on there.

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>> That reminds me the most important thing of our entire freaking upgrade. What do

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Where is this from? >> I found like a dollhouse company that

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sells accessories for dollhouses, and they sell little Red Bull cans.

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>> [laughter] >> How much did we pay for them? $3 each.

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So, like more than a real Red Bull. >> [laughter] >> It's pretty close these days.

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This is the closest I'm ever going to be to being sponsored by Red Bull, so

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I'm going to enjoy it. Yo, this Yo, are we good at what we do?

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Sometimes. Not always. What am I looking at here?

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>> You're looking at the power button. This is the power button? >> Yeah, you got to score a goal. Shut up.

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Oh. Control. Control, you must learn control.

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Well, we're still working on the details there. >> Works. Yeah.

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Oh, yeah, it's just temporary. Uh pretend it's an Alphonso Davies figure.

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Still working on that. >> Yeah. Okay. Oh my god, it has his name scrolling

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across the top. Oh, I love it. Robert really went above and beyond where he's

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like, "I don't want you to be able to see where it loops." So, he made the each video 5 minutes.

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That's so cool. These ones are a little less involved. The next one

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will blow your mind. But, before we can blow Linus's mind with this PC, we

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actually need to finish it up. And you might be wondering who's [music] going

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to be getting this PC? Well, Conan O'Brien called their gaming name

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the greatest name in gaming history. And they've been a huge on Twitch forever

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playing games like Hearthstone and especially Among Us. You may have heard

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of uh Disguised Toast. >> Let's take a look at his PC. We're using

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pretty much all the same parts as the soccer pitch PC, but uh in black. The

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motherboard is a slightly nicer X870E motherboard, and obviously this case is

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a little different. Let's talk about that. We contacted [music] Thermaltake

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directly, and they were able to ship this one out in short order. We actually

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only got it like 2 days before shooting. Yeah. Thank you,

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Thermaltake, [music] for sending the Thermaltake View 600 TG in butter

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caramel. Let's decorate. The plan is a little more straightforward than with

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the soccer pitch PC. We have these Among Us figures that we're going to kind of

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hide throughout. We have the same [music] Stage uh AIO kind of thing going

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on that we have custom animations for. We have another Lian Li screen. Uh and

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we got more Red Bull. So, we're kind of just going to spread them throughout in

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this beautiful montage that you're currently watching. Wow. Wow.

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Wow. Justin hurt himself during our shoot yesterday and neither David nor I have

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particularly steady hands or uh really good uh finesse details.

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So, I'm going to do my best. >> [music] >> But my best is not very good.

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This is the whole reason we got the yellow case. Just so we could make that

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a reality. Crafts done. Time to close it up and see what Linus thinks.

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>> Yeah. Ah, you spilled the Red Bull. >> Yeah. I love it.

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>> I think we've outdone ourselves on this one.

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Those Red Bull cans just >> [music] >> make it so nice and cool. This is

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incredible. I mean, the thing is when you're a streamer,

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>> [music] >> right? They let you have any PC you want.

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I think you'd actually want to use this. >> you'd actually want to use this. [music] I mean, just check out the animations.

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It's all custom done by Robert, and they're like it looks so good that we

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might get a copyright infringement [music] uh letter.

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Don't look. You can blur it. >> [laughter] >> Pixelate it. The meeting table, I love

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it. Oh, man. And with with it sitting in

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the room? Yeah, it looks like it's actually kind of there.

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Oh, that's awesome. Is there anything left but to game? No, yeah. I mean, what

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game should we play? Among Us. Oh, that makes sense. Yeah, we figured out how to

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No, you got to keep fixing this. Oh, no, it's storage. Oh, I see.

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How do I shoot? How the hell do I shoot? >> Man, the animation's so good.

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Yeah, it's pretty cool. >> [snorts] >> Man, they really put their money in this

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one, not the NHL. >> [laughter]

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>> I want to get to Davies. Okay.

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OH! HEY! >> [screaming] >> LET'S GO!

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LET'S GO! OR WAIT, NO. OH.

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>> NO, IT DIDN'T hit the side of the goal. You know what?

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I think the canon ending of this video is going to be that Davies scored.

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Thanks for watching. [music] I hope you guys enjoy your systems.

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Massive thanks to Red Bull for reaching out for this collaboration. This was really fun and great job team David and

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Justin and Justin for getting this done. These look incredible. And thank you to

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tricks for sponsoring video. Thanks to you see Sonic for sponsoring these videos. You can check out their stuff in

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the links in the video description and if you like videos like this, you should

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check out the time we upgraded Luke's PC. Oh yeah, that was so cool.

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All the sword build is amazing. Oh, hold on. He's going for [music] it. He's going for it.