I love Robbie is hitting Aaron with real world reality facts and Aarons like " hmmm I gotta think about that" like yea dude do you realize how many ppl absolutely LOVE drifting but it's gotten to the point now that no matter what, if you're not rich or have parents with money or getting things flowed to you. It's really not feasible to start drifting with a dedicated drift car and doing it regularly. Please interview average Joe who love drifting but doesn't compete and doesn't go to drift events. Find someone who does donuts in a parking lot or a small section of road at the dead of night and see their point of view. Everyone you have interview has the means and has been in drifting for some time
Asked Robbie for a pic during top16 ceremony last year at irwindale and he was so chill about it. Personally one of my favorite Fd moments. Also FDJ English live stream is fire with him and Keny. ✌️✌️✌️
There's so much healthy conversation to be had about Robby's comment @8:23. *I think drifting is kind of easy too.* I've spent *FAR* more effort learning out how to afford drifting, how to set up my car properly, how to keep it working and how to build good healthy relationships with others who are passionate about drifting with the intent to share knowledge and experiences. Howerever, the main thing that I've had to learn is ultimately how to still fit in with normal society so I can drive my car on the streets to work and live without being hassled by the police everyday. Everyone has there own thoughts and experiences, but I think in order to keep drifting sustainable for years to come... As a community we are going to need to start having more of these real conversations to ensure younger generations are able to find there place in the sport in a way that doesn't destroy their lives. You do a really great job at this Aaron!
the sad thing is the youtubers(influencer).. keep making clout video on how they buy overpriced car (compared to local market willing to pay) and make it seems cool to wreck their car and trying soo hard to doors and banging whos in front of them and proud to have a missile in ebisu.. and this youtuber audience, hundreds of thousand viewers, the younger generations,, want to do exactly like what theirs idols do... outside ebisu at event likes doridore, er34 meeting in fuji, even at gunsai drifting event,, all the locals japanese drifters come out to drift their very clean and stylish car, rare aero, rare wheel, out drifting without wrecking their cars and keep it clean all while having fun..
@@goodboy_aqee58 You point of view is extremely valid but I personally don't think I could throw stones at influencers. If I had the opportunity to own a missile car and bang doors at Ebisu, I'd take it and probably have a great time in doing so. I don't see these attitudes destroying drifting, I just see it drastically limiting it's growth, as the opportunities to get into drifting are becoming more scarce for the younger generation. You could even say this is happening in many aspects of the world right now. I'd like to iterate that I think there will always be a negative culture to drifting just like there are negative aspects of culture in all activities. I would just like to suggest a focus of realism would really help nurture the positive aspects of culture in drifting. Realism in our culture may also help establish a level of accountability for influencers to align to. As per my original post, I'd really like new people to the sport to easily know what it takes to go out and get into drifting with the means they currently have.
As someone who's late into the drifting game (I'm 22 y/o) do you think that the best route to getting into FD for me would be to get rich and try to get into FD that way? Because it seems like I won't be able to take the pure skill route because like Robby said there are 13yr olds winning events and playing sim 247 that will obliterate everybody.
@@ChrisSimpiamson3 I think that is an entirely different conversation man. I've been talking about someone getting in a car and taking it to a drift day at their local track. Not competing at the highest level of drifting. If you're trying to do that.. then I would absolutely agree with you, it would require an unthinkable amount of money or the prospect of being sponsored by something with the promise of making an unthinkable amount of money
Kalle Mr wrc is doing drift masters also a bit, he was in mondello park last year and had a great supra and did really well. He's doing a second year in the supra and he'll be doing more drift masters.
kazayuki kazama, koguchi, ueo and all other OGs from back in the days is STILL active and shredding to this day... you just need goes to sportsland yamanashi to witness how great their driving are...sportsland yamanashi event is like time capsules of the late 90s in term of vibes, car styles, driving styles,, THE grassroot grassroots. japanese drifters dont come often to ebisu anymore
i dont remember when i drove in a track just to watch others drift... mine was in parking lot! now is jackstanded.. only a ke70 4ag... and still cant diff it!!!!
@@panospapadimitriou3498 have you pals who drift? Can you ask them to show you? I started over 20 yrs ago, not really any internet to look at and no pals to tell me, I wrecked a few lsd s before learning.
The best drivers driving slow hoopties vs style on a slow track. Finalbout failed because nrg isnt cool and alike. Skip the middleman, lots of cheap sponsors with big name musicians sometimes live. Lots of permits though....
Robbie is one of the best people in drifting. He’s an incredibly kind and genuine person. Truly the peoples champ.
Robbie is one of the biggest reasons I *love* drifting
I love Robbie is hitting Aaron with real world reality facts and Aarons like " hmmm I gotta think about that" like yea dude do you realize how many ppl absolutely LOVE drifting but it's gotten to the point now that no matter what, if you're not rich or have parents with money or getting things flowed to you. It's really not feasible to start drifting with a dedicated drift car and doing it regularly. Please interview average Joe who love drifting but doesn't compete and doesn't go to drift events. Find someone who does donuts in a parking lot or a small section of road at the dead of night and see their point of view. Everyone you have interview has the means and has been in drifting for some time
God dang . Real talk every time. This is so valuable for our hobby. Truly love what Aaron does.
really missed the japan videos. Hope we get more great content out of this trip! Thanks Aaron!
Yep I like the going around too bit, makes me want to go to Japan for drifting but also just to see Japan
Aaron killing it again with another amazing interview! Great work Aaron! Love these videos
Asked Robbie for a pic during top16 ceremony last year at irwindale and he was so chill about it. Personally one of my favorite Fd moments. Also FDJ English live stream is fire with him and Keny. ✌️✌️✌️
There's so much healthy conversation to be had about Robby's comment @8:23.
*I think drifting is kind of easy too.*
I've spent *FAR* more effort learning out how to afford drifting, how to set up my car properly, how to keep it working and how to build good healthy relationships with others who are passionate about drifting with the intent to share knowledge and experiences. Howerever, the main thing that I've had to learn is ultimately how to still fit in with normal society so I can drive my car on the streets to work and live without being hassled by the police everyday.
Everyone has there own thoughts and experiences, but I think in order to keep drifting sustainable for years to come... As a community we are going to need to start having more of these real conversations to ensure younger generations are able to find there place in the sport in a way that doesn't destroy their lives. You do a really great job at this Aaron!
the sad thing is the youtubers(influencer).. keep making clout video on how they buy overpriced car (compared to local market willing to pay) and make it seems cool to wreck their car and trying soo hard to doors and banging whos in front of them and proud to have a missile in ebisu..
and this youtuber audience, hundreds of thousand viewers, the younger generations,, want to do exactly like what theirs idols do...
outside ebisu at event likes doridore, er34 meeting in fuji, even at gunsai drifting event,, all the locals japanese drifters come out to drift their very clean and stylish car, rare aero, rare wheel, out drifting without wrecking their cars and keep it clean all while having fun..
@@goodboy_aqee58 You point of view is extremely valid but I personally don't think I could throw stones at influencers. If I had the opportunity to own a missile car and bang doors at Ebisu, I'd take it and probably have a great time in doing so. I don't see these attitudes destroying drifting, I just see it drastically limiting it's growth, as the opportunities to get into drifting are becoming more scarce for the younger generation. You could even say this is happening in many aspects of the world right now.
I'd like to iterate that I think there will always be a negative culture to drifting just like there are negative aspects of culture in all activities. I would just like to suggest a focus of realism would really help nurture the positive aspects of culture in drifting. Realism in our culture may also help establish a level of accountability for influencers to align to.
As per my original post, I'd really like new people to the sport to easily know what it takes to go out and get into drifting with the means they currently have.
As someone who's late into the drifting game (I'm 22 y/o) do you think that the best route to getting into FD for me would be to get rich and try to get into FD that way? Because it seems like I won't be able to take the pure skill route because like Robby said there are 13yr olds winning events and playing sim 247 that will obliterate everybody.
@@ChrisSimpiamson3 I think that is an entirely different conversation man. I've been talking about someone getting in a car and taking it to a drift day at their local track. Not competing at the highest level of drifting.
If you're trying to do that.. then I would absolutely agree with you, it would require an unthinkable amount of money or the prospect of being sponsored by something with the promise of making an unthinkable amount of money
@@jonathonharris2429 Do you know anybody in FD that took the route of getting rich and joined? If so then how were the able to get good so fast?
This made me respect Robbie so much more than I had already. Like he speaks for us average people
Kalle Mr wrc is doing drift masters also a bit, he was in mondello park last year and had a great supra and did really well. He's doing a second year in the supra and he'll be doing more drift masters.
Robbie is a bloody legend!!! Love this dude
Man I had been waiting for you to do another interview with Robbie they're always so interesting. Much love to robbie!
kazayuki kazama, koguchi, ueo and all other OGs from back in the days is STILL active and shredding to this day... you just need goes to sportsland yamanashi to witness how great their driving are...sportsland yamanashi event is like time capsules of the late 90s in term of vibes, car styles, driving styles,, THE grassroot grassroots.
japanese drifters dont come often to ebisu anymore
another amazing chat! Love Robbie for everything is continues to do for drifting!
this is an amazing chat. thank you aaron. i love this motorsport so much.
I would watch that Option with Robbie.
Me too!
Love these interviews
Robbie is the man! Wish he announced at every FD round. Super under rated UA-cam channel aswell
BTW Aaron Kalle Rovanpera won that FD japan event, watch the highlights!!!!
This is a very good topic
Great video
Awesome work Bruva..U Aaron looking full Aussie bushwhacker 💯❤️🇦🇺🤙
This is why I only drive 5-8 times a year
That's probably what the majority of non UA-cam people non pro drivers do. 8 times a year is probably above average.
That's exactly how many times I drive my RZR out at the dunes a year.
Sold it and gonna only field the car moving forward
i dont remember when i drove in a track just to watch others drift... mine was in parking lot! now is jackstanded.. only a ke70 4ag... and still cant diff it!!!!
@@panospapadimitriou3498 have you pals who drift? Can you ask them to show you? I started over 20 yrs ago, not really any internet to look at and no pals to tell me, I wrecked a few lsd s before learning.
I love this conversation! It's so human lol! Cool!
Sim helps. But jumoing into my real seat time car. I still get crippling anxiety. I love it
You're such a hype man!! 👍
love you aaron
Aaron is a drifting prophet. Watch. In a few years, Robbie will be doing something cool and big.
also, robbie, i've been thinking about a US version of the fuga so i can go have fun drifting.
we need robbie hot version !
👏👏👏
90s japan had the sickest cars, but early 2000s will be all about the euros
34:20 #ihateflying
Back then you could get a decent RWD car for $1000. Now $1000 gets you a shell… maybe less. 😂
Robbie throwing digs at sammit, hope things are okay
What did he say about sammit? I didn't hear anything bad. They're literally friends and he helped sammit get is fdj2 license.
He just said the comments go crazy when sammit is on, how is that a dig
The dos system needs to go imo
Robbie made the negatives i had about lonestar disappear! Burger king and alike new leagues better sponsored brackets vol. 1 2 3 4. 80s getting hard
The best drivers driving slow hoopties vs style on a slow track. Finalbout failed because nrg isnt cool and alike. Skip the middleman, lots of cheap sponsors with big name musicians sometimes live. Lots of permits though....
Robbie is complacent. Got no getup and gojiberries
Robbie needs to have a growth mindset. He has too many limiting beliefs.