“well now I’m wearing green they often go a bit green but they are.. they are blue I think. they are blue” ☺️
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“well now I’m wearing green they often go a bit green but they are.. they are blue I think. they are blue” ☺️
me starting an old three hours long movie and skipping the overture and it already becomes two hours something
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IXMpUhuBMs)
I think I'll die young due to lack of breathing.
Mesmerizing!
The music is good, but it's not catchy or famous or something, and it proves that Daisuke attracts people not with the music, but with his skating. He makes the music alive.
The commentator said the exact same thing as what I thought. His jumps had beautiful technique and quality, didn't need any preparation, just out of absolutely nothing, and that made everything he did on the ice look genuinely natural.
No matter how I love Yuzuru, I have to admit that Yuzuru still has a lot to work to reach Daisuke's current level. And OMG, just imagining the day he can perform with technique like this, or even better, is enough to make me roll on the floor. I'll wait for that day.