Videos tagged with Totally Rad

This YouTube video showcases Noveske's new Glock slide, featuring range practice and a demonstration of its capabilities. The description highlights a collaboration with Tier 1 Concealed for custom Kydex holsters, provides links to Noveske's website and the creator's Patreon, and promotes the creator's sunglasses and Instagram. It aims to inform viewers about the new Noveske Glock slide and associated gear.

This video captures the unboxing of a newly redesigned YouTube Silver Play Button. The creator expresses surprise at the updated design, which has led to a slight adjustment in their original plans. The description also includes affiliate links for various gear, including sunglasses, cameras, lenses, microphones, and GoPros, and promotes their Patreon and Instagram.

This video features a segment called "eye of the GNARwhal" where the creator tests whether an iMac computer can stop a bullet. The video description mentions the need to destroy a computer and the involvement of "friends." The creator also promotes their Patreon, safety-rated sunglasses, and various camera and audio equipment, and encourages viewers to follow their social media. The "eye of the GNARwhal" segment is described as a deeper dive into the creator's life, featuring random shenanigans, action sports, or compilations of random content that may not be strictly viral but are considered interesting for subscribers.

This YouTube video features a brief encounter with Cody "KeepEmLit" and his LS-swapped 240, showcasing its performance on the streets of California. The description highlights the creator's gear, including cameras and microphones, and mentions a segment called "eye of the GNARwhal" for more personal content. The video is filmed in Utah and aims to share interesting, non-viral moments. Despite the title's brevity, the description hints at the car's dynamic capabilities, making it an entertaining edit for automotive enthusiasts.

This video documents the creator's adventures, starting with a skydiving session followed by a visit to a film set for a "Conflicted Games" commercial. The "eye of the GNARwhal" segment offers a deeper, more personal look into the creator's life, showcasing random shenanigans and content that might not fit a viral video format but is intended for subscriber enjoyment. The content style can vary, including vlogs, action sports edits, or compilations. Filmed in Utah, the video features music by Kevin Macleod.

This video showcases a high-energy range day featuring full-auto firearms and a Barrett M82 .50 BMG rifle. The crew demonstrates impressive recoil control with automatic handguns and AR platforms. A notable interaction occurs when law enforcement arrives due to noise complaints, with the hosts clarifying their legal SOT manufacturer status. The day concludes with a BBQ and relaxation.

This YouTube video is a prank where the creator and friends pretend to steal guns from their boss's truck. The description highlights the presence of a suppressor, identified as an NFA item, and the potential seriousness of losing such an item. The video appears to be part of a series called "eye of the GNARwhal" which features various personal content from the creator's life. Filmed in Utah, the video includes music and social media plugs for the creator's channels.

This video is a parody of the Disney song "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" from Frozen, but with a "testosterone-fueled, full auto gun filled" twist. It features machine guns and a general theme of extreme action or "gnarwhal" content, as described in the "eye of the GNARwhal" segment. The creator, Miles Mortensen, encourages viewers to follow him on Instagram and visit his website, Totally Rad Media. The video was filmed in Utah and uses music by Kevin MacLeod.

This YouTube video, titled 'The Handgun Revolver Shotgun,' appears to be a lifestyle vlog or compilation of random content from creator Miles Mortensen. The description indicates it's part of a segment called 'eye of the GNARwhal' which showcases personal "shenanigans" and interesting content not necessarily suited for viral videos. The creator promotes their Instagram and Facebook, and mentions music by Kevin Macleod. While the title mentions specific firearm types, the description focuses more on personal vlogging and diverse content styles. Filmed in Utah, the video seems to offer a glimpse into the creator's life and interests beyond a singular topic.

This YouTube video features a sporting clay shooting segment titled "Unreal Sporting Clay Shot." The description hints at a personal vlog-style segment called "eye of the GNARwhal," where the creator shares older footage and random content. The video is filmed in Utah and includes music by Kevin Macleod. The creator encourages viewers to follow them on Instagram and provides links to their social media and website. The overall tone suggests a focus on action and potentially exciting shooting experiences.

This YouTube video, titled "All My Friends Are Heathens // Freefall Outlaws" and featuring music by Twenty One Pilots, appears to be a personal vlog or compilation of "shenanigans" from the creator, Miles Mortensen. The "eye of the GNARwhal" segment is described as a deeper dive into his life, showcasing content that might not fit a viral video format but is still intended for subscribers. The description also highlights "Totally RAD!" branding and mentions filming in Utah, encouraging viewers to follow on Instagram and Facebook. A business email is provided for licensing or inquiries.

This YouTube video, titled "Lake Powell 2015 // This Is Living," appears to be a lifestyle or adventure vlog. The description encourages viewers to be "Totally RAD!" and directs them to follow the creators on Facebook and Instagram, and visit their website, "totallyradmedia.com." Contact information for licensing or business inquiries is also provided. While the title and description do not mention any firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or specific firearm-related topics, the overall theme suggests an adventurous or recreational activity.