Jordan is the most important on-camera hire that Corridor has ever made. Charm, charisma, skill, comedic timing. I think it every time he's featured in a video.
“You know, I know this steak doesn't exist. I know that when I put it in my mouth, the Matrix is telling my brain that it is juicy and delicious. After nine years, you know what I realize? Ignorance is bliss.” Cypher
@@Sticky_Tea As they did not comment on it, i make the assumption that they are "safe" after completing the task. They did not specify the details of the challenge i think. Then again, that is just a theory.
a) So good to see Jake back in the studio b) Man imagine how different things could've gone if they'd enforced those few errant "Dudes" that got away from them... lol
This is definitely the best game video Corridor Crew has made yet. This is the first one where I felt like they were actually on a level playing field.
Ultimately this is an incredible concept. A proficient animator vs a competitor in the real-world physical surrounding - and the aim - to see who could operate better in which dimension. Wow.
To everyone out there who thinks trick shots are fake, this should settle once and for all how difficult it would actually be to fake them…and how advanced your computers and skills need to be to make a fake shot look real 😅 Great video guys!!
Yeah it would take a whole 15 minutes, crazy, nobody would ever put in that much work for thousands of dollars in youtube money. All trick shots must be real
@@richarddiani5856 When you said that, it honestly made me realize that a majority of the sorts of people who would fake this stuff wouldn't even have the slightest clue how to properly fake it in a believable way. Hell, it already takes some pretty advanced software to begin with, let alone knowing how to tweak it to line things up just right. Though of course, even saying all that, there's still bound to be at least some who are smart enough to manage it, but yea.
I don't know who that lady at 14:02 is, but I already love her from the combined 1.2 seconds she's been on the channel. First the unmatched display of joyful energy, topped off with a cool walk off at 14:22
I think if Jordan had a bit of a more user friendly interface for controlling initial conditions he would've had it. I know from my own experience that it can be a bit tricky to dial in some precise vectors when you need to adjust the components individually instead of being able to provide, e.g., axis angle rotations and scale value, or a good geometric graphical interface.
But isn't that part of the video? Like if there already was a better way to dial it in they would use that method... No? "If Jordan could just reverse the shot from cup to starting point, having the computer do the hard work, then they'd easily win this challenge"
This whole company is way too charismatic man. I could watch these guys do just about anything and be thoroughly entertained for 20 minutes lmao. I never thought I would buy some UA-cam merch. I'm too old for all that. But if Corridor puts out some sort of understated hoodie or snapback with their logo on a nice design, I'll buy one just to support these guys. I can't imagine how much fun these guys have every day. I know every job sucks at times when you're stressing over a deadline or whatnot. But man working at Corridor must be a dream lol.
Those fake music ramps on Jake's final task, absolute genius from whoever edited this one! Kept up the tension of not knowing while also making each near-miss feel epic in-and-of itself
This is kind of brilliant for the crew because they can test effect processing time compared to IRL action, and see if their process is better or worse given certain conditions. And they can build team cohesion and make a few extra dollary-doo's by filming it in a contest environment.
Keep shredding, guys! Been watching for years now, and it's so cool to see you keep doing interesting and fun ideas like this. Glad the website seems to be working out as a catalyst for more unique content.
This was really entertaining, the beer pong rules really made it tough lol. For your next one something that would suck to do for both sides is anything involving a loop-de-loop I think. Maybe something from a ridiculous height too?
This was an awesome concept for a video. Like they said at the end DEFINITELY do real like vs vfx races again. Doesn't have to just be trick shots. Could be some type of actual race. First spitball would be One wheel from a place to the office in the time it takes to create and render that same path taken and make a character traverse it. Recreate your celebrity challenges in virtual world racing the winners of said celebrity double challenges. Could be new challenges so a stunt for Jackie etc. Time wise this might be the hardest to get close. Find (or if you have one in house don't know) an artist who draws or paints, then give them both the same image or view to recreate and race, then you can also have judges at the end. This will also allow for you to lean towards one or the other (for the better imo) Feeling good at the end is more important that outcome of course. VFX vs Real Life is such a cool open concept. Can't wait to see what you all come up with! Already do my favorite UA-cam based show in Stuntmen react and second favorite in VFX artists react. Are you going to take third place as well? WTF
omg make this a series. that was so cool and exciting and anxiety inducing lol. i dont even know who i was rooting for but i was on the edge of my seat towards the end there
A trickshot with a frisbee or other types of objects could be fun since they have different parameters to tweak than just a ball with bounce. Like when jordan added the wind effect, solutions like those are what makes the VFX side so unique to configure.
Though many may not have realized it, but Fenner clutched in those digital trick shots, calming Jordan's nerves and providing guidance. Seriously, he's incredibly skilled (second only to Wren for me, of course
I have an idea, you put a camera on a transparent ball, drop the ball while recording. Then before seing the footage you have to recreate the same footage in 3d. The one who recreate the most accurate footage win. You can water splash or other dynamic in real life and see if the simulation in 3d is realistic...
Both competitors got away with a couple of dudes and Jordan spilled a smoothie on Jordan, who got angry with Jordan. He couldn't avoid the smoothie hazard. Jake is such a cool cuke...just analyzed and downloaded the physics. That's how humans work, not a bunch of numerical variables - just raw sensory data fed into vestibular muscle memory baby. The guy nailed the Spidey tray trick...(with Jordan)...so this was locked down enevitable. So much fun to watch too..Love how the excitement brought everyone around. Very good. Jordan must now pay for Jordan's shoes, or Jordan can sell them as collateral damage art! 😎 Blessings! DJ xSUBn ({¬_¬})
It's a fun challenge but it shows how incredibly complex the human brain is with adapting and adjusting to these precision shots from a single visual perspective. Well done Jake.
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I was actually correct for my guess on insta. Wow. Remember when you guys made a video a long time ago about Dude Perfect?
Came here to say "Stuntwomen reacts to the legacy of Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh"
Jordan: Spills Jordans drink on her shoes
Me: Expects Jordan to go into a Vessi's advert
literally
Lol
Me too!
Totally. Such a wasted opportunity
Fr (sorry for my bad English)
i thought Jordan getting something on her shoe was an intentional segue to a vessi sponsorship lol
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Lucky she had vessi's on, looks like the smoothie cleaned right off
They need to charge Vessi extra for that small promo.
@@squip7 bruh do you not recognize a pair of white Nike Air Force 1s or do you not see the swoosh and lace tag
Missed opportunity
Jordan is the most important on-camera hire that Corridor has ever made. Charm, charisma, skill, comedic timing. I think it every time he's featured in a video.
And she's gorgeous, too. Wait what?
@@DCSWCCkingpin1 hahaha she almost knocked his damn head off.
@@neonicon8500 :/
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This was perfect dudes! Would love to do a trickshot vs vfx battle against y’all!
that would be sick!
Did you say DUDE?!
Who are y’all? FOH clowns lmao
Third
@@Roman0ff_49 and PERFECT?!
They missed another "Dude" at 12:13 but, to be honest, I'm totally impressed with the editing and the skill involved in this video!
Also at 13:20
I came to make the SAME COMMENT! Actually, 2 missed dudes
dude this episode is so fun, such a perfect episode
ikr dude? everything about it is just perfect
I see what you did there, nicely done friend.
Did you just say dude and perfect?
You Said DUDE!! and PERFECT!!
Fun video! Can we get more in this format?
Love when Jake is in a vid. Makes it feel more like oldschool Corridor back when he was in everything.
Jake is the best
Thank you!! - Jake
Hella yeah I loved everyone coming out of the woodwork and I missed jake but they cld only get him the perfect dude to win this challenge
The cut to Jordans virtual character dancing after making the shots had me cracking up every time hahaha. Great episode!!
And then him dying at the end killed me
This was so well edited. Every shot I thought Jake was going to make it.
"Reality is the only place you can eat a decent meal" - James Halliday
Truly a wonderful quote.
“You know, I know this steak doesn't exist. I know that when I put it in my mouth, the Matrix is telling my brain that it is juicy and delicious. After nine years, you know what I realize? Ignorance is bliss.”
Cypher
I’m so happy I found this channel 2+ years ago. I honestly think it’s the most consistent channel I’ve ever kept up with
Consistent! Wow that's exactly what it is
I feel like Jake is the only person at corridor with enough hand-eye coordination to actually pull off a dude perfect shot
Unless u let Niko use a bow, or have D come in, i have to agree. Lol
You’ll see how wrong you are when fw comes back for another tacticool reload!!!
Wren seems pretty coordinated too, or maybe he would be more balanced
So we just going to pretend like Jordan didn't say dude at 12:13?
I heard that one too, was looking for this comment 😂👍🏻
@@Sticky_Tea As they did not comment on it, i make the assumption that they are "safe" after completing the task. They did not specify the details of the challenge i think. Then again, that is just a theory.
@@Gremalkin1979 when he completed the 1st one he was punished for saying dude 9:12
@@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 After re watching that part, yes you are right. They simply missed it.
I think it wouldn't have mattered, 'cos he's waiting for the render anyway.
This is one of those timeless, EPIC feeling Corridor Crew videos. The kind you come back and watch every once in a while. So cool.
Been following corridor for nearly 10 years now, and I gotta say, Jordan has been one of the best additions to the crew.
Always believe in the manual dexterity of Jake over all !
a) So good to see Jake back in the studio
b) Man imagine how different things could've gone if they'd enforced those few errant "Dudes" that got away from them... lol
This is definitely the best game video Corridor Crew has made yet. This is the first one where I felt like they were actually on a level playing field.
Wow I'm a long time Corridor Crew fan, and this has been one of their most entertaining and captivating videos I've ever seen
me too
I've learnt one thing from my years watching all of these Corridor Crew videos: never bet against Jake.
Ultimately this is an incredible concept. A proficient animator vs a competitor in the real-world physical surrounding - and the aim - to see who could operate better in which dimension. Wow.
6:13 Jordan missing the perfect opportunity for a Vessi’s sponsored segment!!
I was 100% expecting this was a planned gag for the ad.
You said perfect go make a shot.
@@armpit_farts7327 Lol
Should've worn a Vessi!
@@botondbenyovszky6621 yep!
This was more intense than I anticipated 🤣
thats what she said
@@leandrosustenido smooth
To everyone out there who thinks trick shots are fake, this should settle once and for all how difficult it would actually be to fake them…and how advanced your computers and skills need to be to make a fake shot look real 😅 Great video guys!!
Well, some are faked, some are not.
@@GG-ow3ke Still very much depends on which channel you look at, as some tend to do the real deal far more often than others.
Plenty of trick shots online are fake. Don’t take my word for it, just look up Captain Disillusion
Yeah it would take a whole 15 minutes, crazy, nobody would ever put in that much work for thousands of dollars in youtube money. All trick shots must be real
@@richarddiani5856 When you said that, it honestly made me realize that a majority of the sorts of people who would fake this stuff wouldn't even have the slightest clue how to properly fake it in a believable way. Hell, it already takes some pretty advanced software to begin with, let alone knowing how to tweak it to line things up just right.
Though of course, even saying all that, there's still bound to be at least some who are smart enough to manage it, but yea.
I love how Jake circumvented the Dude-Perfect clause mostly by not talking. (also because everyone got sooooo invested XD )
What an AWESOME concept. Corridor constantly comes up with new ideas never done before. Props to you guys!
I don't know who that lady at 14:02 is, but I already love her from the combined 1.2 seconds she's been on the channel. First the unmatched display of joyful energy, topped off with a cool walk off at 14:22
That’s a rare Meemaw sighting. An important part of Corridor lore.
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When I saw you guys talking about this idea on crew cuts I got so dang excited. Love the challenges you guys come up with!!
Jake! I work a lot and check in with the channel to binge from time to time and was getting worried when I hadn’t seen you in a while! Love you bucko
This is probably the best idea I've seen on this channel. You can grind these out.
This was the most delightful, engaging and exciting competition yet. More of this please.
I loved seeing the entire studio being there and everyone's faces! Super fun!
This series could go on forever, please let’s keep it rolling!
Jordan’s humility never ceases to amuse and delight me
Wow! Jordan is so entertaining! He is always a treat to watch on these episodes!
I think if Jordan had a bit of a more user friendly interface for controlling initial conditions he would've had it. I know from my own experience that it can be a bit tricky to dial in some precise vectors when you need to adjust the components individually instead of being able to provide, e.g., axis angle rotations and scale value, or a good geometric graphical interface.
This! I had to search way too low in the comments to find this. Jordan's controls were so clumsy that he wasted way too much time on them.
There is also the factor of him completely changing his values on his first trick making it so he has to repeat it
But isn't that part of the video? Like if there already was a better way to dial it in they would use that method... No?
"If Jordan could just reverse the shot from cup to starting point, having the computer do the hard work, then they'd easily win this challenge"
@@scottg3192 Houdini actually has a tool for displaying ballistic paths, but it wouldn't be quite as fun to watch.
This concept is one of your best. I would LOVE to see this as a Game Show series.
This was surprisingly exciting and fun to watch. Great content guys!
Jordan has done so well since he started there. The perfect choice dude!
12:13 was a loud and clear "dude" that went completely unnoticed even by the editors. Such a fun video to watch!
These Jake videos are always my favorite!
Love that when Jake makes a rare appearance it's always the most entertaining
This whole company is way too charismatic man. I could watch these guys do just about anything and be thoroughly entertained for 20 minutes lmao.
I never thought I would buy some UA-cam merch. I'm too old for all that. But if Corridor puts out some sort of understated hoodie or snapback with their logo on a nice design, I'll buy one just to support these guys.
I can't imagine how much fun these guys have every day. I know every job sucks at times when you're stressing over a deadline or whatnot. But man working at Corridor must be a dream lol.
Strange, age usually means more disposable money to buy random stuff like merch if you want to, not less? They already have merch like that too.
Thank you for the kind words! We'll have snapback logo hats coming back soon... -Jake
@@CorridorCrew hey nice! I'll have to check that out. Thanks Jake
Jordan gets the ping pong ball on the edge of the cup...COMPLETELY CHANGES EVERYTHING ABOUT HIS SIM
This yt channel only puts out masterpieces
Jordan has true beerpong spirit, getting better as his excitement grows
12:13 said “Dude” didn’t do the beer pong.
Ok narc
How about trick shots in third person perspective mode for both ? ! Amazing video Corridor crew loved this one so much🎉
Those fake music ramps on Jake's final task, absolute genius from whoever edited this one! Kept up the tension of not knowing while also making each near-miss feel epic in-and-of itself
I was way more invested in this competition then I should have been. Good job Dudes! Perfectly executed!
This is kind of brilliant for the crew because they can test effect processing time compared to IRL action, and see if their process is better or worse given certain conditions. And they can build team cohesion and make a few extra dollary-doo's by filming it in a contest environment.
Keep shredding, guys! Been watching for years now, and it's so cool to see you keep doing interesting and fun ideas like this. Glad the website seems to be working out as a catalyst for more unique content.
This was really entertaining, the beer pong rules really made it tough lol. For your next one something that would suck to do for both sides is anything involving a loop-de-loop I think. Maybe something from a ridiculous height too?
This has been your best video recently. Extremely exciting.
Best video for quite a while. I hope this becomes a series. Maybe even with guests
At this point, you should call these bits with Jake as "Man vs AI" or "Man vs Machine"
12:08 Jordan literally sais “Look how slow this is going DUDE” did u catch it
Jordan said dude at 12:12 😂😂😂😂
12:13 he definitely got away with a "dude" there!
13:19 they caught that one in post, surprised they didn't catch the other one
This one was really fun to watch. Would definitely be into Round 2.
4:13 Hell of an elbow infraction
pit of despair
If Jordan was wearing her vessis that shake wouldn’t have been a problem
This was an awesome concept for a video. Like they said at the end DEFINITELY do real like vs vfx races again. Doesn't have to just be trick shots. Could be some type of actual race. First spitball would be One wheel from a place to the office in the time it takes to create and render that same path taken and make a character traverse it. Recreate your celebrity challenges in virtual world racing the winners of said celebrity double challenges. Could be new challenges so a stunt for Jackie etc. Time wise this might be the hardest to get close. Find (or if you have one in house don't know) an artist who draws or paints, then give them both the same image or view to recreate and race, then you can also have judges at the end. This will also allow for you to lean towards one or the other (for the better imo) Feeling good at the end is more important that outcome of course. VFX vs Real Life is such a cool open concept. Can't wait to see what you all come up with! Already do my favorite UA-cam based show in Stuntmen react and second favorite in VFX artists react. Are you going to take third place as well? WTF
PLEASE make this a series!
That was such a fun video dudes. Perfect way to show the difference between man and machine.
Jordan says Dude at 12:14 and no one picked up on it
I'm not trying to start a rivalry, but this was so much better than any DudePerfect moment.. ok maybe I am
Thank You for Honoring Dude Perfect. They are Legends!
omg make this a series. that was so cool and exciting and anxiety inducing lol. i dont even know who i was rooting for but i was on the edge of my seat towards the end there
Love the use of music setting up the tension and fake and real successes.
Corridor never disappoints, great video guys
Are you telling me you saw the whole video in just 1 min? They just uploaded it 1 min ago.
@@BruceWayne-fw5wn Or we watched it yesterday....
I may have some ideas for trick shots you can try 👀
Don't tell them you have ideas, tell them the actual ideas???
Jake = John Henry
Even though I'm studying to be a 3D artist, I was rooting for Jake, and this was narratively extremely satisfying to watch.
I love how everyone just ignored Jordan saying “dude” at 12:13
A trickshot with a frisbee or other types of objects could be fun since they have different parameters to tweak than just a ball with bounce. Like when jordan added the wind effect, solutions like those are what makes the VFX side so unique to configure.
Possibly extinguishing a candle without hitting the candle.
@@FrostedMike This makes me think of whip professionals and their whip tricks.
12:23 he said dude and didn't throw
pov: we can say “Dude” or “Perfect”
literally not 2 mins in the video: 1:03
I feel like this is a peek at how the hype builds up in Dude Perfect videos for them to have such wild reactions every time
Though many may not have realized it, but Fenner clutched in those digital trick shots, calming Jordan's nerves and providing guidance. Seriously, he's incredibly skilled (second only to Wren for me, of course
13:19 he got away with 2 dudes now
14:02 is that his mom or something??
He said dude at 12:00
I have an idea, you put a camera on a transparent ball, drop the ball while recording. Then before seing the footage you have to recreate the same footage in 3d. The one who recreate the most accurate footage win. You can water splash or other dynamic in real life and see if the simulation in 3d is realistic...
12:13 “look at how slow this is going DUDE”… where was the beer pong shot?!
Both competitors got away with a couple of dudes and Jordan spilled a smoothie on Jordan, who got angry with Jordan. He couldn't avoid the smoothie hazard. Jake is such a cool cuke...just analyzed and downloaded the physics. That's how humans work, not a bunch of numerical variables - just raw sensory data fed into vestibular muscle memory baby. The guy nailed the Spidey tray trick...(with Jordan)...so this was locked down enevitable. So much fun to watch too..Love how the excitement brought everyone around. Very good. Jordan must now pay for Jordan's shoes, or Jordan can sell them as collateral damage art! 😎 Blessings! DJ xSUBn ({¬_¬})
1:02 Jordan already failed lol
Corridor never ever disappoints. Love these challenges you keep setting yourselves
These head to head challenges are golden
It's a fun challenge but it shows how incredibly complex the human brain is with adapting and adjusting to these precision shots from a single visual perspective. Well done Jake.
That was so much fun. Love this channel and I love the website too! Happy to support such an awesome crew
Jordan is just the best, so charismatic
good tension, well edited, helped that it was super close IRL. Great video!
Props to the editor here. This was *way* more tense than i would have expected.
This was fun to watch! Haha I love all you guys love from Trinidad!🇹🇹
Your content lately has been amazing, thank you for the entertainments!
Gotta love the enormous hype built up in the whole studio because of these trick shots lol
I died laughing at the Anime Rock, Paper, Scissors reference at 13:50 "Don't change a thing"
Think bigger than trick shots. In general, run some tasks in competition between vfx and irl participants. It could be a series. Great video!