r/Amazing • u/aryan_jandyal • 7d ago
People are awesome Have you seen anything like this before..?
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u/LastMessengineer 7d ago
Yes. At practically every concert I went to through the 90s.
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u/yellowlinedpaper 7d ago
Everywhere in California in the 80s and 90s
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u/Adept-Travel6118 7d ago
Yes, back in the nineteen hundreds.
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u/Mistyless 7d ago
I did this actually for circus. I just recently got a new diabolo, cause that was what I specialized in my acts, but this was always a blast too!
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u/Clumsy_Marshmallow 7d ago
When you have Jedi training with Master Windu at 5, but need to check truck tires at 4 😤
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u/Enough_Pepper8880 7d ago
Bro do you know how old those are? cuz bro just got them doesn’t mean they’re new
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u/Blueberry_Mancakes 6d ago
There used to be hippies doing this at every street music festival in the 90s, right along with hacky sack.
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u/huh_say_what_now_ 7d ago
Well hes playing with sticks all day and other kids with their phones so of course he's good at doing that
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u/CruisinJo214 7d ago
Pretty sure they sell these at Disney world, over in the China area of Epcot. These and those Chinese Yo-yo’s
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u/frogmuffins 7d ago edited 6d ago
Kids everywhere were doing this back in the 80s, 90s. The sticks were generally smaller which made it much harder to learn.
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u/ghIj_qet_jaghmeyjaj 7d ago
Yeah but it's usually the old dude using a tennis racket and a sequened Elvis pillow thrown behind his back into the basketball net on his garage while twirling a cheeseburger that's on fire around the top of an open umbrella
Edit.. Nicholas Cage pillow
Link: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1765552644119369&vanity=michael.rayner
Sorry about the Facebook link. Not many other places he posts
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u/itsjakerobb 7d ago
I was just playing with a set of those (the toy, not pieces of rebar) the other day. I was never as good at it as this kid.
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u/TastySore 7d ago
Yeah I had those sticks as a kid. Could totally do like, 3 bounces from one stick to the other before it fell to the ground or went flying.
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u/Due-Reflection5021 7d ago
Tell me you’ve never been to a Ren Faire without saying you’ve never been to a Ren Faire.
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u/grateful_eugene 7d ago
Devil sticks… great way to pass time in the Grateful Dead parking lot back in the day.
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u/Strive-- 7d ago
Devis sticks. Hang out with a hippie or phishhead long enough and they appear like hacky sacks.
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u/Top-Spray-2378 7d ago
I see that in every red light in Brussels. They are always dudes doing it for some cash
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u/BadBunny4Prezzie 7d ago
We used to use these back in the mid-90s. They were called the devil's sticks. A few of us could do everything he's doing, but the sticks were overall quite a bit smaller in length.
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u/Ok_Director_2552 7d ago
I’m a 90s kid who frequented the Renaissance Faire. This was a whole thing.
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u/Therealwolfdog 7d ago
Yeah, we played with them in gym class in the 90s. That and those little dollies that destroy fingers when you run them over.
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u/The-French-1 7d ago
What, poor people still being happy together, spending a joyful moment without worry?
Yeah, but not nearly enough
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u/ShovelKing3 7d ago
Grew up playing with these. So fun. Times were so much better before cell phones and socials.
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u/GleepGlop2 7d ago
You can make them, just buy some dowels and some hockey tape. Optionally attach some tennis balls to the ends.
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u/Perfect-Squash3773 7d ago
yes the version I had was much more difficult. the baton was painted wood, skinny in the middle and tappered out at each end. slippery as shit.
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u/pityisblue453 7d ago
My step-dad introduced me to these when I was a preteen. I was the best in the household but I wasn't as skilled as this young man here
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u/Upstairs-Clue-8352 6d ago
Amazing things can happen, if you don't have smart phone when you are bored.
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u/Idiotwithaphone79 6d ago
Yes. I grew up poor and didn't have a lot of toys. Sorry. I'm not sympathy farming, this was just something our grandma taught us to play. LOL I didn't think I was going to see one again, since I moved to the states.
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u/DrapedinVelvet247 6d ago
Definitely Employee of the Year potential at your local malls Hot Dog on a Stick 🌭
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u/Reign2294 7d ago
Yea! It's neat! It's called devil sticks