Learning Butterfly Knife Tricks with No Experience

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[pizzakat]

Brain: Doesn't look that hard!
Eyes: That looks pretty easy.
Hand: wtf are you guys talking about

[ben_cubes]

can we just appreciate that he adds these little detail in the background like his reflection looking at him

[gothound]

Showing the failed attempts really builds confidence for the viewer. It shows that everyone fails at first, but practice makes perfect

[drunkwoodswyllia]

I am very impressed Sir! I got my first butterfly knife 43 years ago! My dad bought it for me when I was 14 or 15. That would have been around 1984 or 85, my father and I were at our hometown hardware store when I saw it in a display cabinet. It was stainless steel and with holes in the handle. I think it was around $25.00 or so. I knew what it was from a movie I had watched, but didn’t know how to use it or even where to get one, and bam….. here it was in a hardware store!? Anyway I taught myself how to use it. This actually took me back to some awesome memories! Thank you!

[arhambhansali]

This proves that a "butterfly" in your stomach is not always because of love

[luciusexe]

I did all the tricks with my homemade barisong, dude you inspire me to learn many tricks penspinning, barisong, drawing etc

[logval]

Story time: I was on the bus talking to my friend and we were playing some game they made up. I was asking how i was supposed to win, and they gave some long bs explanation. I asked "but if you die you lose?" and they said yes. I turned to a person we didn't know next to us and jokingly asked for a weapon. She whipped out a butterfly trainer and perfectly executed a whole bunch of tricks. Long story short, i came home from school able to open and close a butterfly knife that day.

[KingOfSpace]

Small note: with the y2k trick, holding the knife as close as possible to the joint is the best way to preform it. Just so you know

[phinlorian]

This channel is the human embodiment of the saying, "Jack of all trades, master of editing and film making".

[Chill-mmpn]

Wholesome video seeing someone enjoying themselves.

[quincy]

You're an inspiration man. Keep on learning and obtaining knowledge.

[mikem.]

0:33 imagine you are gonna be robbed and robber start doing this.

[aserient]

Mike: "But I'm using a trainer, so it won't hurt"
Me who has managed to hurt myself with a trainer: *I have never heard something so true, yet so wrong at the same time*

[MoistRamen]

Mike thank you so much for this video I love it because your explanation skills are through the roof

[zuhairali]

2:10 "his reflection forgot the method"

[phantomguy]

Normal people: safe handle and a bite handle
Octane: D R U G K N I F E

[troyhofer]

Bro, love it, I've been getting into it and then I watched you're video and I loved it. NICE!

[DemonTime]

This actually helped me with the rollovers! Thanks and legendary work!

[jamesdaniels]

I'm watching this video knowing full well that I don't even own a freaking Butterfly Knife.

[itsbysick]

DUDE I LEARNED THE LAST ONE IN TWENTY MINUTES UR VID WAS SO EASY TO UNDERSTAND!!