#dude perfect

[littlemisspascal]

'I saw that joke' 😄

[justc2world]

This is so wholesome

[incorrectbatfam]

For your out of context image post :]

Is this Dude Perfect? I feel like it's Dude Perfect

Judging your faves out of context

[backwardscapcarlos]

Carlos Alcaraz, Lorenzo Musetti and Dude Perfect (Arthur Ashe Kids Day - August 24, 2024) 📷 Jamie Squire

[sunkissedliterarylightofchrist]

I never thought that I would say anything like this, but here it is: I think Twenty One Pilots should take the Dude Perfect route.

Let me explain.

For the first ten years of being Dude Perfect, they just seemed like normal guys. Having an overnight miracle success of a YouTube channel that did sports trick shots, and over time expanded to humor, funny skits making fun of stereotypes, challenges and battles, and became a kid’s entertainment thing. Parents got really excited about them because they were super clean, and one of the only channels that many felt like they could press play on and walk away. A lot of people could tell that there was a glimmer of something special about them, but nobody could quite put their finger on it. But as more time passed, and the more successful they got, the more hints they dropped. They kept referencing Bible verses or Christian values in their videos, but it was a blink-and-its-gone deal. Something that made you go 'huh' over.

Then one day, almost five years ago now, their documentary dropped and BAM! It becomes VERY obvious how Christian they are. Speedrun through it and you'll see. And then, if you go digging into old stuff of theirs, they still have a lot of the same alluding to someone 'greater', but it was just less obvious at the time. They've been proclaiming Christ's name since Day One, just in different ways. But now its more bold then ever. I saw this really funny short comparing them then vs now that went "DP in 2012: *trick shot happens* 'Let's go!' DP now: *trick shot happens* 'Let's go, praise God!'" And its so true! It's beautiful to see. Now, after each one of their live shows, they give a short, 5-10 minute presentation of the gospel message. And every podcast or interview that I've seen them do since has them talking about Jesus in some way, shape, or form, in a very obvious manner, even if the interviewer is trying to steer them away from that topic. They can't shut up about Christ.

They reached the height of fame, and saw that they had to point all of their success to the source- Jesus. And they've done it incredibly well.

They're still the same funny guys who make the same type of vidoes- mainstream on their channel, they don't talk about Christianity all the time. In fact, in the videos themselves, they've kinda had the same quiet references and pointing to glory to someone else that they always have. But now, with everything else, they've staked their claim on God so boldy for the entire world to see, and have no problem with their company going to pot as long as God is glorified and they can show others the why behind what they're doing.

So. How does this go back to Twenty One Pilots?

Tyler and Josh have made it in music. Top of the industry, to some extent. And this entire time, they've had lots of Christian imagery and ever so obviously talking about it without every really solidly talking about it. But they've never commited. Never hung up a banner for Christ and proclaimed Him and the Gospel to the world. And I think they really need too.

And I'm saying the 'Dude Perfect route' specifically, because they don't need to do a total 180 and now only ever have Christian worship as their music. (Although that would be AWESOME and I would not mind it at all- same as I would love it if DP started a full-on Christian ministry or something like that.) They can still do similar stuff in their music, but just be bolder about it, and then in interviews and more 'public' situations point everything back to Christ, and SAY that's exactly what drives them and who they are OBVIOUSLY, not only live off of imagery and double-meaning anymore.

Because what's the point of Paul writing Romans 1:16 if we as believers aren't going to live it out?

Yes, as soon as you say 'Jesus' some people will automatically be driven away. DP experienced that. I'm sure Tyler and Josh have to, on a smaller level in their personal lives perhaps. But thinking logistically here, if they crashed and went kaput tommorow, they'd have enough money to live comfortably for the rest of their lives. And thinking what God calls for us to do here, they honestly seem to be avoiding it at this point. I don't know. But there will never be any point of them talking about living for something greater than yourself if you never say what that something (someone) is. That's the conclusion Dude Perfect came to, and the one I hope Tyler and Josh come to as well.

[fleursfairies]

i have a crush on coby and cory from dude perfect 😔

[ripmyselfxd]

Which YTber should I make a story about?

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

How successful would Chase Brody…

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[skstarling]

stray kids mountains sounds like what dude perfect would use as background music in their trickshot videos but like in the absolute best way possible bc this song EATS

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

Imagine:

It’s Hawkeye season 2. Kate Bishop is still living with the Bartons on their family farm and being trained by Clint. The season premiere opens up with Clint and Kate going through their morning routine, which is them doing Hawkeye trick shots around the house. Something like this:

[littlemisspascal]

Someone get this man a cooking show 👩‍🍳

[strugglingyetvibing]

DUDE PERFECT WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE???

[mortifiedandawesome]

oh them dude perfect sticky boys and their double penetration balls, being all badly photoshopped tonite

[amongdestiny-qu33n]

WE MET DUDEPERFECT

[floralcavern]

Dude Perfect in their stereotype videos:

I need to destroy this boat, tv, car, and thousand dollar painting or I will die.