Dubbed as the world’s most famous trick shot artist, Dude Perfect has been entertaining millions of followers for half of a decade on YouTube with their amazing, even death defying trick shot videos.
They began back in 2009 as just a bunch of college friends that decided to film themselves in their own backyards, sinking trick shots from rooftops and while diving into swimming pools. But like any other sport or profession, they had to kick it up a notch to keep up with the competition.
Next up was connecting on long range shots at a moving target like a basket in the back of a pick-up truck or while skiing on a lake.
But to make it big time, the Dude Perfect crew decided to go all the way by thinking outside of the box, even finishing long distance shots from the 3rd deck at Texas A&M’s football stadium and even sank a shot from the upper deck at the cavernous Cowboys Stadium.
Some would say that they have inspired a whole younger generation to try their own hand at the trick shot relm like former Duke University star Kyle Singler and his “Kyle Gets Buckets” series, the upstart Shot Squad crew, and even Lebron James’ 8 year old son to get in the act of trick shots.
They have since branched out into different sports like baseball, soccer, and even championship frisbee but their best videos have always involved the roundball.
So even if you aren’t the biggest fan of Dude Perfect, you are going to laugh at his newest comedic video dealing with the ultimate pick-up basketball stereotypes like Mr My Bad, Mr Accessory, That Guy Who Should Have Been In the NBA Excepts For That Knee Injury, and my personal favorite, the 6’8 Big Man That Only Shoots 3’s……..
Dude Perfect’s Ultimate Pick-up Basketball Stereotypes:
Allen Moll has been a lifelong NBA and NCAA College Basketball fan who watches and studies games religiously, and coaches youth basketball in his native Lehigh Valley region of Pennsylvania. Allen has also provided content to Bleacherreport.com, Upperdeckblog.com, Cleveland.com, CSN Philly.com, Buckets Magazine, in addition to being a tenured NBA and NCAA columnist for TheHoopDoctors.com.
