- Oh. (impressed) Oh!
- How do you do that? (laughing)
♪ (ragtime intro) ♪
- (FBE) So today we're going to do a challenge
that we've only done once with our staff before
on the React channel. - Oh, okay.
- (FBE) You'll be watching a series of videos
where the challenge is to try not to be impressed.
- But what if I want to be?
- That's gonna be hard because I'm easily impressed.
(laughing)
I have very low standards.
- (FBE) So after each video, we're gonna have you rate them
on a scale of one to five based on how impressive
you thought the videos were. - Okay.
You know that old saying there's nothing new under the sun?
I've seen it before, been there, done that.
- Oh. (impressed) Oh!
- Parkour! I love it. Absolutely fantastic.
- Crazy. Dangerous.
- Well, okay, I'm impressed. (chuckling)
- (gasping) You know, the cameraman would have to jump in after him.
- Sensational. Be careful! Yeah, man!
- Eh, I've seen better.
- I loved it.
It was like a combination of parkour and high diving.
It was very exhilarating to watch.
- (FBE) So on a scale of one to five, how impressed were you?
- I would give that at least a four.
- A three.
- A four.
- Five, that was impressive.
- Two!
- A four.
- I'd do a three.
- A two.
It didn't seem that creative.
- A five, and I'd like to try that sometime.
All I ask is for a quick shot of tequila before I do.
- (father) All right, bring the camera back up.
♪ (catchy music) ♪
- Oh... a little girl.
- (father) Shhh, she's still sleeping.
- (laughing) That's good.
- Oh! (laughing) Oh, stop.
Oh, that's horrible!
- How do you do that? (laughing)
- Oh em gee.
- I'd be impressed if I didn't know it was a gimmick.
- (chuckling) - (father kissing baby)
- That was creepy.
- All mommies of the world... don't leave the baby at home
with daddy.
This is a public service announcement.
Dads think this is fun.
Mommies don't do this kind of thing, but dads might think it's fun.
- I'd give that a four.
- Give it a two.
- Four. There's a trick to it though and there's an explanation.
- It's a three.
- At least four.
- I'd give him a five.
- Four. That was amazing.
I've seen women sawed in half, but never a baby.
- That's a four.
It's unexplainable how he accomplished that.
- I'd never seen a magic trick with a child that age.
I give it a high five!
- "Boat made out of chocolate." Ooh, I'm impressed already.
Yum!
♪ (epic music) ♪
- Sculpting chocolate. Extraordinary.
- Oh, my mouth is watering.
- That is incredible.
- Okay, that looks good so far. Really good.
Oh, my god.
I would like to ride in this boat.
(gasping) Look at that.
- I already know that would be nice to have at a party.
- Oh, my goodness. I'm impressed.
- You see, Noah couldn't do this one.
He built the Ark because the animals would have eaten the chocolate.
- (laughing) Oh, I'm taking that home with me.
- Very nice.
That was a nice piece of chocolate.
Which part would you like, the sail or the mast?
How about the deck? That looked good.
- I'd give that a four.
- Two.
- I liked the tools he used, so I'm gonna give that a five.
- I'd give that a five.
- I give the chocolate sculpting a four.
- Four. It was very impressive.
It really captured the artistry and skill.
- I have to say five.
That's someone with extreme talent that I do not have.
- I've seen this done, you know, with bunny rabbits,
so I would give him a two.
- Pure creativity and I'd give it a five for that.
- (person singing)
- Aaah! No!
(truck beeping horn) Oh, god! Oh!
(truck beeping horn) - The hell was that?
(truck beeping horn) - Seriously?
(truck beeping horn) - That's not funny, man.
- Oh, no. This is wrong. This is so wrong.
This is wrong on every level.
- That's more jackass behavior.
- Stupid. Very childish and dangerous,
not just to himself, but other people as well, too.
- I'd give you a one.
- I'd have to say a five, even though I don't like it.
- A three.
- Two because I don't think it was real.
- Give that daredevil a five.
- I can't give it more than a one.
- Kind of exciting. I'm gonna give it a one.
- Daring is not impressive, you know? Daring is stupid.
- A five. Impressive, yes, but too dangerous to do.
Do not do that.
- Etch-A-Sketch.
- I used to play with Etch-A-Sketch all the time.
I used to love Etch-A-Sketch.
- Here's somebody with talent.
- I know people who can do some very artistic things
with Etch-A-Sketch, like this. This is pretty good.
- Okay, this is impressive because if you've ever tried this,
oh, my goodness.
- I could never get that done.
- Did he really do that with Etch-A-Sketch?
Etch-A-Sketch is hard to maneuver!
- Kind of old.
I mean, you know, I think maybe 50 years ago,
you can have a higher grade, but today, no.
I've seen people who can do better.
- I would give it a four.
- Five.
- I'd say three.
- It's two knobs, you know? (laughing) A three.
- It was interesting, but I'm not impressed.
I'll give it a three.
- I'm impressed, so I would give him a four.
- (laughing) Sorry.
- I would not be able to do it.
It seems like it'd take patience and skill,
but I'm just gonna give it a three.
- Now that we have established that I have low standards
and I'm easily impressed, we are going to have to give
the Etch-A-Sketchster a five.
- (gasping) - (spectators cheering)
- Oh! Oh, my gosh!
- Wow.
- I'm really impressed.
- Wow.
- This is so basic gymnastic in a sense.
- That's some sort of challenge between--
oh, my god, between the two of them.
(gasping)
- These guys are absolutely fantastic.
- (spectators cheering)
- And now we'll go throw up.
- They're impressed if they're both good.
- This is a normal routine practice to me for gymnastic.
Very elementary.
- I would say a three.
- Four. I was certainly impressed.
- No more than two.
- That was impressive. That's a four, though.
I have great respect for that.
- They're impressive.
They're both good. I'd give that a five.
- I would give it a high four.
- A five. They're just, I mean, that's just plain talent.
Kudos to them. That really impresses me.
- I'd give that a five.
These guys are twisting their guts.
- Three and a three only, but they are excellent
and I wish them well.
- What?!
♪ (playing violin) ♪
- Beautiful. It must be very, very difficult
for this extraordinary person.
- Where there's a will, there's a way.
This is what I think about this.
- Yeah, oh, that's good.
- I am totally impressed.
- Handicapped is not preventing her to do
whatever she want and be accomplished, you know?
- I love this. This showed up on my Facebook and I shared it.
I know it's gone viral and it's beautiful watching it again.
It's just amazing.
- How does she do that?
- This woman seems to have an artificial arm.
it takes a lot of mental capacity to accomplish what she's doing.
I've never seen it done before.
- I'd give her a five for that.
- That's actually higher than a five. That's a ten.
That's quite remarkable.
- Very, very amazing, so I'm going to give that a five.
- Five. I have both my arms and I could not even approach that.
- That is a true five.
- I'd have to give her a five.
What kind of a human being would I be if I didn't give her a five?
- Four. I'm impressed on that.
- A four. Relatively impressive.
- I would give her a five.
She might be the only person in the world who was doing that.
- (FBE) Well, on the internet, people tend to think
that elders can be a little more judgmental than others.
- Uh-huh. - (FBE) So now that you're an elder,
do you find that to be true? - I think so because you've seen more
than most.
This thing here is like a practice field, you know?
It's just no big deal.
- It most certainly isn't the case for me.
I feel like a young kid.
I feel like all things are possible.
I feel like life is beautiful.
It's okay to feel the love, feel the laughter,
say what you want, wear what you want, do what you want, go where you want,
and enjoy life.
(clang!) - (voice-over) Truth!
- Thanks for watching this impressive episode
of Elders React.
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- Big shout-outs to Jennifer Ramos and Birdie Fly.
- Bye!
- Hi guys, JC here, a producer here at FBE.
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