У нас в России очень много ценителей японского автопрома, из моих друзей почти каждый 2 хочет себе старую япошку чтобы на ней рассекать по ночному городу, я тоже.
Hopefully you can read what I’m saying but I 100% agree with you ❤ I live in New Zealand and would allmost give anything to go back and experience this but I never will and it makes me sad 😢
Except that the song is not actually "sad", but romantic, Miki Matsubara's _"Stay With Me (真夜中のドア)"_ song from the City Pop genre (late 70s/early 80s)...
Heel and toe, shifting, weight distribution, acceleration control, braking, countersteer, slip angles, attacking the apex, screeching tyres and hanging out with your buddies at the mountain top on weekends with the car you purchase yourself. Such lifestyle is making me envious.
@@jakeaber432 okey i googled anemoia and i now i know what's the meaning,but i wanted to read what causes it it's say's blood loss.....i was reading something for anemia and i can say it scared the crap out of me
a culture that is in the world, a passion that brings us together, in meetings we never met, but we are brothers because we love the same thing, cars, ❤️❤️🥺🥺
I had an RX7 when they were still called "Éfini" I loved to drive it but I never learned to drift it, I got to know the J-Pop thanks to my grandfather who lived in Saitama for many years.
I watch this every night before sleep, it relaxes me so much. Seeing these legends with their amazing skill back in the day with an amazing song from the 80s (79) playing over it. Just gives me relaxing vibes.
Watching this does the exact opposite of relaxes me. Makes me dream about experiencing the 90s Japan car scene and sliding sideways on a dark mountain road
@@brad3201 hey man I hope everything is going well, i just came back to this video after my first time drifting in a dark windy road, im in canada so its mostly flat but there was one road I found that had nice slopes and turns. Anyways I just did it for the first time brother and I highly recommend it really is an otherworldly experience. Whatever your situation is man if you ever dreamed of doing this then you should definetly try safely
@@unknownuser4060 I’m glad to hear you had a great time! Just please please please be safe and maybe consider taking it to a track to get your skills before doing it on the street. I’ve been in two wrecks in the curves. First one was a few years ago with a friend. We were drifting and he lost control. Went off the side of a hill and rolled over. Came out pretty good all things considered, just had a minor concussion from my head hitting the window. Second was on my sport bike. I’ve been riding for a few years and just picked a bad line while going ~60 in a 35mph curve and had to lay the bike down. I have some nice scars from the road rash and my leg still isn’t 100% a month later but no serious injuries. The good times definitely out weigh the bad and I’ll get back into it eventually. You just gotta understand and accept the risk you’re putting yourself at and manage it the best you can. Have fun and stay safe out there 🤙
The song sounds like old school house 90s, in 80s was acid house, this song song sounds like nowdays, but sound still old (this is beginning of new genre like house, and after house next be techno, trance etc)
@@transistor3003 Holy no way my original comment was already 3 years ago now, anyways the song that was on the video three years ago got removed because of copyright policies or whatever, look at the video description
Sam Betts to be fair, most of these mountain roads in japan have a set of mini speedbumps at like every turn to prevent this now. Somebody cared. Check out vids of noriyaro driving down mt. Haruna
@@fakepolo1096 And let's be real, most modern vehicles aren't suited to this kind of use. You first gotta mod the shit out of your car, you can't go buy a RWD Nissan and immidiately go and have fun on a togue, because they either make daily drivers or super fast track machines. I miss this kinda golden mean between practicality and comfort, like Silvia, Skyline, MR2 or RX7. The only fairly new car i can think of that is in a reasonable price and could be lots of fun is GT86/BRZ. Times are hard for petrolheads, and it wont be getting easier.
Born in 2005, all I know is how to turn on a car engine and go forward, I can’t even drift in games, and my brother being born in 1998 still doesn’t have a friggin license.
Same man, I am 18, got my driving licence this spring just before the virus really took off. Fucking stuck at home now.... Ahh I really dont like the time we are living in.
I think whats crazy is that those cars were new cars at the time... most cars that I've seen used for drifting are the same ones but are so beat up haha, just built for drifting, not for looks.
Actually driving those cars nowadays would be even more expensive. Pretty much every 90s jdm car has become an icon and hard to find in good condition /price
@@daysofthunder6110 Yes most of them, are expensive these days. However in the First Shot you see a Nissan Laurel which is a cheap yet somewhat hard car to find in Japan. So most of these cars are expensive but not all of them. Edit: Was not a Laurel but a Cefiro.
@@gabrielgra5655 The joke here is that the car in the video is a Honda Civic EG6, the same car Initial D character Shingo Shoji drives. The other part of the joke is referring to Shingo's failed _Double Crash_ on Initial D protagonist Takumi Fujiwara, who drives a Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno GT Apex, in which Shingo ended crashing into the guardrail, launching his EG6 a couple feet into the air, hitting the guardrail again with its front end after landing, and finally coming to a stop at the next corner. Because of that event, Shingo is prejudged as a clumsy driver and a "rammer". This led to the inception of the "HAHA SHINGO GUARDRAIL BANG CRASH *C O O L V I B R A T I O N S* LOLLLLLZZZ" meme. There. You satisfied?
I hope this stupid ass virus ends soon as much as i hate staying home everyone needs to stop protesting stay at home orders and actually stay home the more we go out the longer we stay inside
@@SAMPLETEXT285 i just went outside to ride my bike yesterday and found a dominos employee and he could ride his bike and do tricks and he gave us free pizza it was crazy
I’m confused how I didn’t listen to this song before TikTok cause I heard Stay with me on this video then heard this on TikTok. No wonder why i recognized it…
i totally agree. cars where back then at their best that they could be without any elelctrical/turbocharged tricks. just pure power. (yes i know most JDM cars had turbo's in them but this was in the dawn off turbo's time. and still those JDMS didnt have any fancy electrics tricks and the ferrari's and lamborghini's where completly Naturally Aspirated)
It’s not nostalgia you feel. It’s the thrill of it, the belonging of doing something like this something so radical and fun that I and you want. I don’t care if it is the 90’s or 2020’s its just the will to do rad shit like this, without the digital distractions of life.
Idk if any of u can relate. But this vid and music kinda makes me wanna tear up. I havent been around in the 90s, and i really love cars to a point where its all about them in my life. But not being able to live life like they used to in the vid hurts. Today its all about social media, influencers blah blah. I wish i was surrounded by ppl with the same passion.
Idk why but these type of videos with old Japanese pop bangers calms me down so much, i just be looking at beautiful cars slide with beautiful music, truly the best antidepressant
@@ch.9154 I also blame my country too cause man why people's in 90s not buying those jdm car's all i see is e30 and some old volkswagen shit it's hard to find a Japanese car here
I miss my 1992 Nissan 240SX (RMS13), I used to take it to any mountain road I could find (Lake Berryessa outside of Napa, CA./Hwy 32 between Chico & Chester CA. I loved that car. I felt like I had a cheat option for parallel parking in San Francisco’s tiny parking spaces (especially the ones in Japantown) with the pop-up headlights and the tight turning radius. I guess that, even though I still own the car, I have been forced to move on. But videos like this keep my memories alive!
When we look at these kinds of things we feel sad that we weren't around or old enough during the 70s, 80s, 90s, and/or even the early 00s to experience such amazing things and we imagine how euphoric it would be to be alive in such a time, even with all the crazy shit that was going on at the time like the numerous wars, sky-high rate of violence, the quick rise and fall of prostitution, large amounts of drug use, extreme poverty, and so many more problems, of which we would just forget in our blissful imagination. Now back on topic, a lot of mountain roads in Japan now have speed bumpers to deter street racing/drifting and while it's still alive today, it just isn't the same and isn't as popular. We should still be grateful that we are living in the age of information in which we are able to see these kinds of things within moments and at any time we want. I just hope that a new trend comes up that is exciting and thrilling like this. Who knows what could be next? We've only been through 20% of the 21st century, not even a quarter through, and many of the people that say they were "born in the wrong generation" still have many many years ahead of them.
This is the video that got me into jdm and drifting about a few months ago, by far one of my favorite videos and I love how this song fits so well, thank you