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Half the fun of this channel is reading how upset some people get over tyler doing something incorrectly
it's not something he does everything wrong
Hell yeah! That’s his shtick and I love it!
the boy scout sect is maaaad lmao
Some people don’t understand that he’s just acting. He’s smart and he figured out what gets views. Even negative attention is attention regardless. He’s actually really competent In construction and he has some mechanic experience
@@remb9614 Agreed, at first it wasn’t an act but then he realized how much it works to just play into it and act dumb, it’s great 😂
I love how surprised Tyler is about how many sticks and rocks are in the forest.
"There's like so much wood out here"
He's so used to the garage and his backyard he forgot what 'real outside' is like.
I wonder if that's why they call it the woods
There must be a stick and rock farm near there
LMAO, This is soo funny to me for some reason.
What Tyler was calling "cotton" was most likely flame-resistant polyester fiberfill. It is designed to not hold a flame.
Exactly lmfao
Exactly!
Man you went through an entire character arc trying to get that fire going. I had a smile from ear to ear during the whole video and I'd love to see more of it
Tell me about it man hilarioussss
Lol I agree, first half, cool digs, now...this fire...it won't fk'in light, this isn't flammable, this isn't flammable, to everything that IS flammable. Lol
the way the headlamp landed on the tent bag when u threw it was perfect
Nah
Immediately came to the comments to see if anyone else noticed
@@drinkyjac3155 nah
@@ThePrufessaYuh huh
@@XB_0XOLYMPISAPEXI_AN nahhhhh
I feel like you could do a whole video on Ferro-starters now and find out if they're all equal.
I couldn't help but laugh out loud Tyler talking about needing wood for a fire surrounded by fallen trees, leaves and pine needles, starts cutting down a tree, I love your videos Tyler you are hilarious
He was doing it that way to try and use the knife. He was playing out a scenario like survivor man like if he had to cut his own wood
So was I 😂 I was like why is he cutting down a live tree and not using the dead ones 😂😂
Tyler the only one who can be both unhinged and still make a wholesome content.
That polyester fiberfill is one of the best fire retardant materials out there. 😂
I suspected it would be polyester but I’m not that knowledgeable on materials.. thanks for confirming it lol
wouldn't it be great if he like ... wore cotton or something.
always a good idea to burn the stuff that is supposed to keep you warm at night.
@@moonliteXa fire would keep you warm
Was about to say the same thing
You have to slowly scrape the flint onto the tinder. build a small pile and then spark that up. You were so close.
Good tip I'll remember that if I'm ever in that situation.
Thinking the same thing. I was like man I hope he scraps the flint and then strikes the flint. I watched so many survival videos about flints
@@Tristianmedia I'm pretty sure that this doesn't accomplish a ton by itself. There are lots of videos showing this, but what a lot of them DON'T mention is that they have a magnesium rod and a ferro rod. The magnesium rod is what you use to scrape bits off of to light. The ferro rod itself and the stuff you scrape off of it usually isn't flammable. The amount you need of the scrapings in my experience is not worth the effort usually.
Admittedly though, in regards to the video. I'm relatively sure that the ferro rod Tyler has was just garbage though. For the most part, everything I saw him doing seemed fine (minus the fire retardant sleeping bag insulation) and still nothing wanted to light. I'm also slightly biased too though. I absolutely despise making fire with those things. They're truly awful the vast majority of the time, and the times they do work, it took an entire hour to get the fire going.
EDIT: I just looked it up because I was curious, and apparently ferro rods ARE supposed to be flammable. I've personally never had any luck with the scraping method though. Maybe I'm just bad too and need more practice.
@@frozen6787 Thank you for the education on both rods. I could also be bias but when I go camping I always have a magnesium rod because it helps embed the particles into the dry bark that I normally find. Helps me light it faster. Or if that doesn’t work usually just use friction from wood to wood contact takes longer but it’s the most effective way to make a fire. When I was a kid I watched Cast Away and I always wanted to make a fire like that and it worked but took so long lol but I get what you mean. I believe also it was the cheap rod he had since it was a hundred dollar camping gear.
@@TristianmediaI was basically yelling at the screen for him to just shave off some of the rod like your supposed to do lol
Did anyone else feel like Dwight from the office watching Michael trying to survive?
The fact that he made a sea bear circle proves he is an elite level survivalist 😅
He forgot his sea rhinoceros underwear though 😂
@@redneck94chevy who said he wasn't wearing them?
I think this should become a series using the knowledge you get from each time you do it and see the progress you make. Survival skills are very important to have
Great idea!! 😅
“Servival” 😂
The reality is most people will never need to use it, that doesn't necessarily mean it's not important, but it true most people will never have to survive on their on in the woods without a means to drive back to society if things go wrong.
This is actually a solid series idea!
One might be surprised at how fast you can become homeless or lost. With only skills and limited resources around you.
Next time you empty the lint trap in your dryer save a little for fire-starter, it lights instantly with a ferro rod.
good point with the lint trap just put in a plastic bag and spray some lighter fluid on it also since the flint was not working i would have taken the head lamp apart using the batteries to start a fire
@@rogerstlaurent8704 Don't even need lighter fluid. Dryer lint is gold.
@@SteveF60 Very True but if you can get an edge on making a fire start really fast why not use a little lighter fluid
You think this guy cleans his lint trap?
@@tx914runer LOL i say a 50-50 chance
Yes, I definitely enjoyed this! Especially how you didn't sugar coat the difficulty you had with lighting a fire. No typical Hollywood special effects, just some real guy, in the forest, throwing sparks into flammable materials, to absolutely no effect! 😂
Sea bears!? Tyler you're crazy! Everybody knows you only have to worry about seabears underwater! Youre in the woods, but luckily your circle will protect you from woodsharks.
Ok so we now know the man who literally sets fire to everything he sees can’t start a fire.. this has to be the start of a new “Tyler learns how to start a fire” thing! Who’s with me?! 😂❤
100% need to see more of this type of content.
... Or at least one good 5 hour video of Tyler trying to start a fire without a lighter.
POV: You find a wild Tyler alone in the woods rambling to a camera for 45mins
I really wished the camera didn’t die. Tyler was getting into a really cool topic. Thinking about how people survived with little knowledge, tools and definitely the convenience and technology that we have today.
Thanks for sharing that Tyler
35:28 was the closest Tyer came to using the flint correctly,
YES I WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE OF THIS KIND OF THING.
I watched that timestamp over and over again and pretended like he was consistently doing it right
@@selfaware7617 as pure entertainment, it was a fun video. As survival lessons it was torture.
Tyler: "i dont know why its not working"
Also Tyler: **throwing sparks backwards instead of forward**
it's totally valid to anchor the knife and pull the ferro rod away, that rod is so tiny though and he didn't have very good tinder
Man I was hoping I wasn't the only one who was cringing on the Tilt of the knife. 😅
Tyler being amazed that there's wood .. in a forest. Wait until he finds out there's water in the ocean too.
Or rocks in the mountains
Ore cactus in the desert 😮
there's water in the ocean?!
Always find a way for an 89 cent cheapo lighter to fit into the budget 🤣
This was a fun video, Tyler. It made me want to go camping!
28:23 A really good way to get kindling is to shave your jeans. I know it sounds ridiculous but you can shave off bits of denim that will catch fire very easily.
I would like to see more videos like this.
I think Tyler would be the first casualty in an apocalypse scenario lol.
That also makes him the first meal. Enough to feed a whole group.
But he will be heavily prepared before hand
He'll be able to kill everything coming at him, but he'll freeze to death 🤣
What about the people who are greatly overweight or the ones who need medical equipment to survive they will go first.🤔
He would probably be righting a book on how I survived the apocalypse 😅😅
Next up: Tyler lost at sea with $101 of Amazon crap!
Tyler has more patience than me I would’ve pulled out the lighter after 5 minutes 🤣 great video
It doesn't matter if Tyler does things right or wrong this is UA-cam it's all about entertainment and just having a good time.
Sleeping on a hill not quite a good idea! But you will find that out
as long as the tent is facing down hill he'll be fine...mostly.
@@BB-is5qvWhen sleeping on a hill like that, you will slowly slide down the hill as you sleep. You will wake up with your tent laid over, and half your body on the wall of the tent.
That may be a bit of an exaggeration, but it's what happens. Lol
Haha one night sleeping on a hill will teach you quickly 🤣
@@Creativjess I live in the mountains, it’s all hills. Does it suck? Yes. Is it easily doable and workable? Also yes.
You also noticed how he didn't film in the morning? I'm so sure he went home to sleep!
I definitely want to see more videos where you just try some random gear and go camping for a night.
I think fire would be my first task in a survival situation. It's a huge moral boost for you to then build you camp.
Humans are absolutely funny.
Also, I love that "fire starting" is the majority of the video.
To all you judgemental people, Tyler is teaching you why to learn how to make fire before being condescending.
Mad respect for pure frustration. 😂
Would definitely like to see more for sure. It's refreshing to see the survival type stuff from people who don't act like they know everything and are learning. Awesome vid!
Completely agree!!!!
The sea bear circle had me laughing so hard
Gotta prevent that sea rhinoceros, sea bear attacks are only the beginning lol
Everyone knows you have to scratch a pentagram around your tent not just a circle.
What are sea bears?
@@ilovemalechickensSpongeBob season 3 episode 57b
@@BoLBibleStudy thank you
32:30 if you're without an accelerant such as kerosene, or even maybe cottonwood fluff what you'd need to do I think is to scrape the flint a whole bunch with light pressure to build up a pile of flint dust then place your wood shavings on/mixed with the flint dust and then try to land a good spark on the majority of the dust and then quickly add shavings and oxygen to it when the dust ignites.
Nice! Love your channel! Your ferro rod technique was spot on… The back of the blade usually needs to be prepped…. The tender was the issue. Pocket lint, paper, lint shaving’s from your jeans, and frayed cotton socks work great. Also, putting tender on the ground cools it and not having it in a bird’s nest shape makes it harder to pick it up and blow on. Keep it up! Practice, and you will master it!
Me and hubby yelling at television that Tyler is doing it wrong. Brings us together as a family. 😂😂😂
I had to watch it twice, because the whole first time was my wife saying "He's doing this wrong" and "That'll never work".
My husband and I were doing the same thing! LMAO
Damn, ya'll have wifes and husbands? I can barely even get a girl! 😢
My wife just told me to "blue skadoo" into the TV and show him the right way, as long as I shut up about it.
My wife hates him.
I swear that Tyler is playing a character. Surrounded by downed trees, "I need to cut down this tree" 😂
The second I saw him doing that I realized he wasn't too bright
I hope so....this video is hurting my brain
I've often thought the same thing. He can't be as clueless as he seems.
He wanted a fresh tree that was sturdy and could take multiple hits. The wood on the ground would've broken due to rot and dryness.
@@BoglinZillaso it is better to use the trees on the ground that would have broken after 2 hits
Its crazy how so many people dont realize you can gently scrape the starter stick until there is a pile of the powder from it. When that pile of powder is hit with sparks, it will light right up.
You're thinking of the magnesium bar fire starters. The part you scrape to make the sparks is the only part he has.
Should definitely do more of this kind of survival stuff. Especially since you have all that battle box stuff.
Forest full of fallen limbs and this man spends an hour cutting a tree down with a knife
A LIVE tree.
Complete pos
Cutting said tree in half on a fallen and dead tree.
I want to see more this type of stuff. ;) If you found pine needles the pine tree they came from might have some resin or fat wood. That would have helped with your fire making. Using a fero rod isn't easy. I just make sure to have plenty of lighters. Easy is better. I'm glad your brought one with you. That 4 person tent was talking about new born babies. It will fit 4 newborn babies. I buy a 6 person tent for each person. That is just about right for 1 adult with room for your bavk pack. It's been fun. I enjoy your channel. Thanks
Hey Tyler! Just a tip for next time, the flint, if you strike it slowly you can shave some magnesium off and gather it in a pile and strike the flint to make sparks you can make a small fire
What i was thinking
HUH? They aren't made of magnesium lol...a magnesium rod and ferrocerium rod and two ENTIRELY different things.
@Tyler-Bravo nearly the same and besides I'm not 100% that it's not coated with magnesium like majority of fire starter kits have
Why not just do the modern, sensible thing and bring like 10 Bic lighters? They weigh next to nothing. Why waste time and energy doing medieval, peasant things?
Hairspray, lighter. Kerosene, lighter. Buddy had a backpack. Bring a blowtorch. It's just better.
@@Squisky 😂 right? There is a sense of accomplishment doing it "the olden way"
So if you ever want to do another Survival Challenge, I can give you a few tips from as a pretty avid hunter.
When using ferro rods, or sparks in general, you want the tinder to be pretty flat and fluffed up. Moss, dried grass, and DEAD pine needles (or fir needles) work the best. Don't use anything that still has water. If it's green, leave it alone for fires. If it's brown, typically it's fine to use. Cattails also do well, but you have to dry them first if the bushy part of it is wet. Try to use the ferro rod roughly 6-8 inches away from the tinder for the best results. You'll be able to get a little more accuracy, though the sparks can go off in random directions sometimes. If you're too close, when you move away, the draft you make when you move quickly can snuff out the ember.
You can do 1 of 2 things to keep the bugs away: Smoke them out with the fire (Use moss, leaves, and bundles of pine needles), or use herbs like Marigold, which is found in the Midwest and Southern United States. You can easily tell because they're orange flowers that look kinda like orange cotton balls. You can grind them up in your hands and get some of the oil-- you can tell that you got marigolds because they will smell faintly like bug spray you can buy at a store, that bitter, biting kind of scent. Rub that oil around your neck and the parts of your body that doesn't have clothes on it, like your arms and face. Mosquitoes and bugs like horseflies hate it.
Please please please do more of these.
Practice makes perfect.
Would love to see how you evolve into mastering survival.
You did great and really enjoyed watching.
Thanks Tyler
one of the best videos ,30 min spliting logs and not using them , trying sparks and then using a lighter, best survival video ever
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Great video! I love watching all your videos. Please never stop being yourself in these videos. Thats what make them so good and real.
Dude spending all that time cutting a tree down when there’s fallen trees in the background 😂..love him
Tyler on a fallen log, legs spread whacking a stick with a knife. One wrong hit and it's a self vasectomy in the making.
That hit had to be one of the most lucky wrong hits in the history of the world
The world could only be so lucky.
Was anyone else shouting when he was setting the tent up on the side of a hill?
YES!!!! Was also saying why cut down a tree, when there was a perfectly good one down already
I was cheering. Acid reflux patients tent
@@mikkohapponen5728 good point
Plus no water ditch around the tent.. I kept cringing throughout this video.
You also noticed how he didn't film in the morning? I'm so sure he went home to sleep!
For using a ferro rod, what is recommended is to use the back side of the knife to shave off some of the magnesium into a small pile then strike the starter to throw sparks onto the pile then the magnesium shavings should catch fire and boom you have fire
There was no magnesium there, that was a ferrocerium rod. You can do something similar with it though.
Ted talk and Camping with Tyler needs to become a series.
Please, dear, God, don’t ever let me be in a survival situation with Tyler lol enjoyable to watch, but would kill me to be a part of
I would be screaming at him 🤣 I am patient but dear LORD
I couldn't do it either. He goes to get wood, and comes back with a few twigs. I met Les Stroud at the Sasquatch Summit in Ocean Shores, and he would get a kick out of this! LOL
While y'all getting made at him I'll be laughing at you.😂
Sometimes it's good to socialize with strangers bc that's a good way to make friends.
@@davidregan9872 Les stroud was out in my neck of the woods recently? Would be cool to meet him for sure
Tyler trying to start a fire has me CRYING 😂😂😂
Nice profile pic. 💋
Only Tyler can prevent forest fires!😂
@nicoleanita5330 Let's see you start one without lighters or matches. Course not that it would matter anyway because most modern women couldn't do the next step which is cooking 😂😂😂
Props to how much effort Tyler puts into these videos for our entertainment!!!
Yes i for sure want to see more of this type of stuff! I loved the longer video format and wish it were even longer and the survival challenge was so fun!
This is by far the most informative bush craft video I've ever seen, I will use all this info and apply it to my next camping trip.............👍
😂😂😂😂
Yeah do Everything different and you'll be fine.. lol
Don't follow his instructions, you will die.
When you’re using the flint, don’t pull the flint away from the steel. Leave the flint just above the pine needles and push the steel down.
This was cool. Would like to see more like this!
in terms of sparks it doesnt make a diffrence his way just makes it easier to avoid punching the pile of kindle with the steel
just bring a lighter
@@shsd7579 It actually does make a difference because the pressure is constant which is what creates more sparks and the rod is still which makes it easier to aim those sparks into a more concentrated area on x material. That being said, he could've shaved the magnesium rod a little which does shorten the life of the rod, but, it gives you a small pile of magnesium that sparks huge instantly almost every strike. This trick is used commonly in wetter conditions but works well to help people learn.
there are two schools. most would say pull the rod and keep the knife still. the other way works too.
also: that does not look like a magnesium rod.
love it that this survival challenge was 45min only about making fire.
fire is far from necessary.
always remember to bring a towel
Folks worried about how a guy does something while he talks about sea bears and chubacabras is hilarious
Tyler this is by FAR your best video ever, Ive never laughed soo hard at one your videos, you're the gift that keeps on giving. So lucky to have discovered your channel. I really feel like you were on to something before your camera died about a simulation etc haha. To answer your final question on if you should do it again 100% !!!! Thank you so much for the great content mate. Love from England. Shaz
Tyler was never a Boy Scout, and it shows (or if he was, he never learned anything from it).
i was thinking the same thing. with all that fallen wood laying everywhere, why would you waste the energy and effort cutting down a perfectly good tree? plus a log wall would be great for radiant heat. but its not a survival channel, its a review channel.
@@parabellum5847😂
I was thinking that too. I am a lifelong Boy Scout (BSC) and learned survival skills as a pre-teen and advanced wilderness survival as a Venturer Scout. This video made me cringe. But kudos to Tyler for making the effort to stay alive in the woods wherever he lives with 100 dollars in Amazon products 😂
@@infowarrioroneI don't get the snark at all. As opposed to...already owning a $200 tent and $700 sleeping bag? This was more testing out budget Amazon camping products than "surviving" I mean he didn't bring a gun and didn't need to eat squirrels either...gonna take off points for that too?
I think he said he was, when he was using a bow.
This is a really great video idea, would love to see more like this in the future. Great stuff
I completely agree 👍
Love these types of videos testing different things out in the field like this. Would love to see more of it
I'm sure there's 100 other comments like this, but it helps if you grind some of your ferro rod material into what you're trying to light. The sparks from ferro ignite the grindings in the material which help in sparking the ignition source. Can't wait for another survival challenge
*shavings is a better word than grindings for this case
And also, that sleeping bag was most likely a poly blend filling, nit cotton. Polys will light, but not much, mainly just melt.
Been waiting for this my whole tyler tube life 😂
Tyler your suppose to “shave” the fire starter into your pile of pine needles or leaves or twigs until you have a nice visible coating over your pile then spark into that. The residue that you have “shaved” into the pile will ignite and start your fire. And your sleeping bag is fire retardant lol You crack me up
I have never laughed so hard at myself, laughing at you. Bless your heart. 😂
Great video, Tyler. I really enjoyed this style of content. Keep it up!
This was fun, and the way we got here is basically when farming was invented, by being able to create and share food it allowed others to focus their skills on other things, so everyone didn't have to know how to feed their families.
I can’t believe that had the audacity to call that a 4 person tent. 😂
Rule of thumb on a tent. Whatever number they label the tent, cut it in half and that many people can sleep comfortably. The number they give only works if you're really close friends.
maybe he got it at tents for midgets
I didn't think anyone slept comfortably in a tent.
Person sized has different meanings. People in some places are quite small. And they make tents there.
I knew this video would be great. My favorite thing about Tyler is that he knows that he doesn't know things and doesn't research before doing anything. Actually a great way to show how hard or easy a product is to use
you're suppose to scrap shavings off the rod first and put them underneath the tinder before striking.
To start the fire you needed a nest of finer material to catch the spark. Second, pull the knife across the flint keeping the flint still. Also the sleeping bag Material is normally not cotton.
its not real cotton for sure - something that doesnt catch fire i expect
thats what i was going to say! I bet if he had used the knife to dice the wood shavings into a tiny pieces and crushed the dried leaves into almost a dust, he would have started a fire.
Maybe he insulated his house with cotton lol
Probably polyester. Which should still be flammable. Another tip for using a ferro rod is you can scrape it slowly and build up a pile of ferro dust to fling a spark into to help things get going.
Tent is looking smaller and smaller as video goes on😅 Would that be useful to set up inside your home if it's cold out and no power? Would it help to retain any heat?
@TylerTube Me and the wife loved this video. We would love to see this kind of content regularly, hoping a lot of others in the comments agree.
Loved this video for sure. We need longer videos of you surviving in the woods! ❤❤ and thankfully no sea bears around!
Should do a video where you use survival tools you already have from your previous videos that would be interesting
Great video! Here's an idea for a new challenge. A 3 day Thrive challenge, no budget cap. Get the best gear, the best food, maybe a generator, heck even bring your inflatable garage if you want, only your imagination sets the limit. Take whatever you need to thrive for 3 days. #3dayThriveChallenge
YES YES YEEEEES!!! That is a fucking great idea!!! Would love to see that!!! #3dayThriveChallenge
Just bring a couple hundred bucks and stay in a hotel lmao
Absolutely loved this 😂 didn't skip once!! DEFINITELY NEED MORE OF THESE 🤌🏼💯
I enjoyed it always enjoy his videos no matter if it was not done 100% correctly just shows nobody is perfect and we don’t know everything but we do what we can and that’s why I enjoy this man’s videos just a guy making videos
Keep it up Tyler the sparkers are not always easy to use they can be stupid sometimes
100% We need a lot more camping/bushcraft content from you Tyler, not for our sake, but for yours. That skillset needs some work. Kudos for sharing your experience 😂
We just gonna ignore how Tyler doesn’t want to get his pants dirty while camping in the woods so he sits on the bag?
Nah biggest thing people are ignoring is hin wearing his jeans inside the boot 😮
@xxdropdeadxx6679 you would think that is weird, but that is what prevents a snake from slithering up your pants.
He's always such a city slicker in all of his videos. I keep thinking that it has to be an act.
We Girl Scouts called that Sit-Upon.
@@dluciano2288 i like putting putting my jeans over keeps all the trash out n all that but yet again i use them for worl
Yes tyler, id love to see some more of thist kind of content. It was very entertaining.
if you looked for some birch trees around, there is a type of very flammable oil in the bark of birch trees you could have used, and make it feather off instead of taking the wood off completely, then you have it in basically a manageable bush and is much easier to catch a spark and combust into flames :)
Welcome to this week's episode of "Inspect my wood". Thank you, Tyler, the panel rates it 8/10. Thanks for showing it to us🤣🤣🤣 this was fun. I think we should do that again. I hope you got some sleep, I know I wouldn't have. I can recommend getting a ferro rod with a magnesium strip. It makes lighting a fire so much faster
Really?
Cutting down trees?
Look around, dude!!!
Work smarter, NOT harder. Lol
I was just going to say that!! Plus everything he picked up before then was basically just kindling!!
He would burn through all that in less than an hour. 🤣
You kill me with your sarcasm…I laugh when you testing stuff 👍
Tyler tube always makes me happy watching his videos, he is so entertaining time passes so quick when I am watching haha😃
I love how it ends with us being in a simulation
Duuude... spoilers!
This kind of video was actually really cool! Would love to see more videos in this style! :D
loved the camping video!! & the deep no-campfire thoughts lol. i’d love to see more!!
I’d love to see more of these type of videos thanks Tyler 🙏🏽
Some people believe that Angels came and gave us knowledge that helped us know what we know today. Yes more of this content please! You did an awesome job! Thank you for everything you do!
we need to see a true Tyler survival challenge. This was a half day camping challenge lol. 5 days, no lighter, but any ferro rod you want. I HAVE to see what you hunt for food and scavenge for water.
perfect opportunity to be fasting
This was the funniest video ever watching you try to start a fire. And then breaking out the plan B. Need another video like this.
the cotton in sleeping bags usually have some type of fire retardant in it. Also if you scrape the back of the knife on the feral rod to put some in a pile to aid in the lighting capabilities. Most of primitive camping is trial and error, just think about sports or even a new camera/computer there is a learning curve. I applaud you for attempting many different types of starter. Keep up the good work and can't wait to see you attempt it again.
The way Tyler just tosses everything over his shoulder after covering the things he bought
If you found pine needles look for the pine tree that must have a knot filled with sap, that will help you a lot
I just want a Tyler survival channel now.
Hilarious!! Definitely need more of this!
There is so much wrong with this. 😂 thanks for the laughs man. Les Stroud would be proud 🎉