Great... now we have more material for the Jackass movies.

If I had to guess, id bet that is a cirque de soleil practice.

A broken neck seems even more likely.

With those pirouettes and red shoes I'm guessing a Civil Union as well.

jboy: If I had to guess, id bet that is a cirque de soleil practice.

I saw Ovo a couple years ago and they had some of this stuff in the act ... it was AMAZING!!!!

liveleak needs to fix it's player so hitting play a 2nd time after the video's over gets rid of the damn overlay

jboy: If I had to guess, id bet that is a cirque de soleil practice.

I saw that one, it was farking insane!

This is old as shiat and from Cirque de Soleil.

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ThisNameSux: durp

ftfy

derp is the preferred nomenclature, dude.

jboy: If I had to guess, id bet that is a cirque de soleil practice.

Came to say this. Glad it was covered in the second post.

Oh look, more idiotic thread posts about how a video has been shown before...

Saborlas: Yet another idiot iPhone user who insists on holding his phone upright when taking video... resulting in the EXACT OPPOSITE of widescreen (which is the format preferred for online video).

What makes you think it was an iPhone user? The video doesn't look like iPhone quality video.

This guy gets to pretend to be Sonic for a living. How awesome is that.

Scruffinator: How awesome is that

That's neature!

Cirque is neat stuff, don't get me wrong, but it's a ripoff at $100/ticket. Seriously, do the math. If an average venue is 2,000 seats, that's $200k for one night (or double if it's two back to back shows). Why is it when I was younger, the circus was maybe $20 (and included live animals), but now that this french crap has flooded America, I have to pay 5 times the price to watch a bunch of people flipping around?

toyotaboy: Cirque is neat stuff, don't get me wrong, but it's a ripoff at $100/ticket. Seriously, do the math. If an average venue is 2,000 seats, that's $200k for one night (or double if it's two back to back shows). Why is it when I was younger, the circus was maybe $20 (and included live animals), but now that this french crap has flooded America, I have to pay 5 times the price to watch a bunch of people flipping around?

When the Cirque was initially founded, it prided itself in not using any animals at all, putting forward that animals shouldn't have to endure hardships for our entertainment.

And I'm assuming you never went to one of their shows, or you would be feeling exactly the opposite.

Killroy69: And I'm assuming you never went to one of their shows, or you would be feeling exactly the opposite.

He also probably thinks that Cirque is from France.