Thanks for re-hosting this, I watched this and several of the other DVD's with all my friends in college around the same time I started filming street racing, they were a big inspiration!
@SPECTRE A dude was literally driving a rally Saturn SC2 in this lol.. Most dudes today would get crucified on the internet for modding the 1.9L coupe and it is sad.. The variety of cars and diverse choice made the 00's car scene so good.. Also everyone was so much more welcoming no matter what you had lol
@@jordanprice9285 honestly they wouldnt get roasted for modding a saturn, i think most people would be surprised that theres even still saturn ions thats not in the junkyard imao, the main thing nowadays is people are starting to get sick of stance people and sideshow people that do donuts and hit crowds and shit.
Wasn't it just mentioned orally in the DVD by the team Rug guys if I l correct ? At the end of the DVD when people share their experience, or in the bonus section. As I say, not show, just mentioned orally
Dude this is bringing back my teen years making me feel like some boomer reminiscing lol I was all about this, Jackass, Viva la Bam, Tony Hawks Understand 2, and Grand Turismo 3.
I strive for the childhood you had lol. I was born too late to enjoy most of these things, but I do appreciate this era of life. Truly before we went electronic with everything...
Random info 2: we were planning on doing more with the rally Saturn in the "Extreme Auto Launching" chapter but our producer Sean got nervous and ended the day early. Last time he was allowed to tag along with us.
Thanks for the upload Dustin. This video hit the spot for me when I was heavily getting into the scene back in the early 00’s when I was about to graduate HS. I’d play this over and over again while browsing craigslist drooling over civic SI’s I couldn’t afford. Luckily I somehow ended up with a manual 2g Eclipse GSX as my first car and the rest is history...
Haha that jump is up the street from my house and I've gotten air multiple times off of it! This was just as awesome as the first time I watched it, great upload!
I can't believe I've just discovered this. Such a cross-section of car culture in the early 2000s, with many of the cars I lusted after at that time; Japanese, Euro and even Australian. 13-year-old me would have watched this over and over again.
Everyone talks about Fast and Furious getting them into cars, this was the movie that really did it for me. I remember buying this in H.S and being blown away. Knowing the backstory and watching it as adult makes it better
I've been into cars for as long as I could remember. When I was 5 I cried because my dad sold his new edge mustang... I'm 16 & thinking about buying one (either that or a mk4 jetta gli).
GunsNBudder I still have all the original dvds. Never get rid of them. After seein these vids I bought a e36 m3 and never looked back. Now we own a e46 m3, e39 M5 and e60 M5. Bmw is my shit!
@@alexander1485 my partner gave me music from a band he worked with. Never thought punk rock would work in this movie. Old school dnb by Benko and the punk rock worked perfectly.
@@THEWIZZYGAMER yeah, 2000 here probably downhill only now. Pretty soon we'll have cvt electric or hydrogen crossovers only ha. Ford is going to stop making sedans. As long as I can snatch up a mid 2000s 911 or m3, I'll be OK.
This is when techno and house music, nice cars and having fun was the real deal. No instagram, reggaeton or posing for likes and followers. Just plain fun and real stories were the real engagement this had. Thanks for reuploading Dustin.
@@klaudiorojas9341 Everything is wrong with Reggaeton. They all sound the same, they oversexualize women, and all they "sing" about is s3x and drugs. As a Latino i hate it
Came here after the Donut Media video about Gumball 3000 :) Seeing these high performance cars be used as they were meant to is beautiful. The guy taking his F50 out and driving it like it should be driven.
I was 16 back in 2003 and bought this on DVD from Suncoast at my local mall. My best friend at the time and I watched this and we were blown away! We decided that we'd do everything we could to participate in the Gumball ourselves someday, including having a sick ass car to do it in. Sadly, we grew apart after high school and I havent seen or spoken to him since easily 2007. It's funny how everything seems possible and optimistic when you're younger. But anyhow, love this movie and thanks for the upload.
Or at least be doxxed to be constantly harassed or even reported to his trucking company and have all other trucking companies notified so that individual can't ever get behind an 18 wheeler unless it's in another country.
Something that's always bothered me since I first saw the movie when it came out was that she didn't even bother to lay the sticker flat on the car lmao 28:05
I’ve been watching this over and over for years and I think I’m ready to make a documentary like this when I go to Japan with some friends for two weeks. I’m gonna get thrown out of the country for sure.
Check out this car rental place while out in Japan. One day we rented 6 cars; 3 RX7s, 1 R34 GTR, 1 R35, and a Toyota Apex Tureno. My RX7 white on white Mazdaspeed was less than $300/day including insurance. www.omoren.com/
After the movie make sure to watch my VINwiki story about what really happened to us during and after the Gumball 3000. One of my favorite all-time Mischief stories. - Dustin ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3kBhtlfKs3A.html Also, Teckademics apparel is back! We're taking one last pre-order of the season for Teck hoodies through the weekend! mischieftv.myshopify.com/
Damn what a time to be alive. Back then the future looked so bright... cars this day n age are bloody boring compared to the late 90s early 00s. Thank you for the upload dude.
I remember seeing this in highschool wondering how the hell that guy got a built r33 gtr in the country. Few years later and trying to watch every gumball since then I realized that money lets you do just about anything.
Nah the 33gtr in this movie had uk plates. The gumballers have the funds to fly their cars in for the event. I just didnt know countries would let you do this because of insurance and road laws. But i learned they do have international driver's licenses and auto insurance. Police will still stop you for international number plates i'm sure but it seems as though you have the money and right documents you could drive around the world if you wanted to. I think seenthroughglass took his uk porsche to australia just to drive across the australian outback recently.
This was the very first DVD I ever bought, I think the week that it first came out in 2002. I didn't even own a DVD player at the time, so I had to borrow a friend's laptop to watch it. And when I watched it I got so pissed that they stopped at the Opryland Hotel because I was living there in Nashville at the time and could have gone out there to see all the awesome cars. But I knew nothing about it at the time.
Dustin, ever since hearing your stories on Vinwiki I knew I had to check out your Mischief work. Thank you for uploading to this channel, just got through Mischief 1 and now have this!
I wish I had the movies remastered after I did my first set of VINwiki stories. I just didn't have the time. I was dividing them up by chapters then I decide this year just do single movie uploads. Going to edit new Mischief content and then work on remastering our 3rd DVD movie
@@mischieftelevision Well whenever/however you get it out I'll be waiting! Super grateful of your time and effort on these. I was only born in 1997, so seeing this early 2000's car culture I missed out on when I was young is awesome! I now work in Formula 1, so worlds apart, but would have loved to take part in something like this. That era of cars and the culture seemed so genuine.
@@newmenalejandro1362 I am a mechanical design engineer at one of the wind tunnel facilities. So I design lots of the mechanical structures for the wind tunnel models and some bits for the tunnel itself. Lots of R&D and lots of awesome designs you can implement when budget isn't really an issue!
Dude I used to download this videos in torrent or mirc channels, when I lived in Venezuela. Thank you for keeping the dream alive and sorry for not being able to buy your videos down there.
Still have the original DVD from when it first released. My buddies and I would watch all these as kids. Back when 140 was considered fast now you have McLarens and Porsches that do that in 3rd gear, wild
Wow, I’ve been waiting on this forever.. only seen it in bits and pieces over the years. You just can’t get away with stuff like this on such a massive scale anymore. Thanks for the upload Dustin!
This is awesome! I remember your VINwiki video a bit back stating how I had a rare "original" copy of the Mischief 3000 video, looks like this one has quite a bit more footage than my original copy! Saved me from digging the old DVD back up lol.
This was so awesome to watch again, brought back a lot of memories, I can't tell you how many times I watched the original DVD while I was in college. This was THE car culture edit when it first came out. There are a lot of people that owe a lot to this movie for being an inspiration. Whether its building cars or creating youtube videos, it all started with Mischief.
In Dynasty, we could only show 20 mins of Players Run footage. Thats why the chapters are so weird. When I get to remastering the movie, I may add in all the missing content or do a separate stand alone movie of just that PR04 rally. Enjoy Mayhem!
So happy to see this! Remember when this first came out, bought the DVD, and watched it over and over. So fantastic to see a relaunch of such an epic (yes this is ACTUALLY epic) event. Love the BTS transparency and rawness of everything. Appreciate it guys!
Man, I still have this and several other Mischief DVD's in my old DVD case from back in the day. Brings back fond memories watching these with my friends in our late teens/early 20s definitely fueled my love of fast cars and driving fast.
THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THIS ON RU-vid!!! I STILL HAVE THIS DVD FFS!! I remember being in high school 99-03 the first fast and the furious had just come out, and I went to my local mall and there was a video store there and I randomly came across this dvd looking for fast and furious type videos. Dada and his m3 was my favorite so I went out and got a e36 m3 literally weeks after buying this dvd. Man I miss these days the glory years lmfao when street racing was street racing
Thanks Dustin! This is pure remastered magic. It really kills me I couldn’t help you guys with these projects back in the day #BornTooLate 😂 Keep up the amazing work. And if you aren’t subscribed to these guys yet...why the hell not?!?!
Dustin!!! I need these tracks in my life!!! :D Thank you very VERY much for this wonderful masterpiece! Hope all is well sir. Thanks for reliving my youth!
Wow, that really brought me back. Seeing Dado's iconic M3 back in action, and even a few glimpses of Dustin's "probe" really brought me back to those nights outside Starbucks 20 years ago. Thanks for re-releasing this one, can't wait for 3...mayhem if I remember correctly.
Its great being able to watch our movies in HD after watching them on DVDs all these years. RU-vid still zaps some of the quality but overall I"m happy with the way it turned out. The other Mischief movies will be released in order.
Awesome memory thanks for posting this. It’s wild to see how far cars have come in just 20 years - an SF90 or 765LT in one of those garages would look like an absolute spaceship.
Love that this is on RU-vid!! I had all these DVDs, but had let a buddy borrow them who had passed away a few years back so who knows where they ended up.. But I ordered stickers and license plate frames not too long ago and Dustin hooked me up.. I am going to have to order some more stuff now that I see the merch is back!!
Man this is bringing back memories for me. I still have this DVD and recently discovered it in a box at my parents house. This is when Gumball was early and super crazy!
Thank you! I wasn't sure how people would react to my stories because they were so off the wall. I'm thankful that Ed let me edit in 50ish Mischief photos and video clips to help move my stories along.
Yeah man simpler times. I remember watching this on dvd back in the day, looked like so much fun and it looks like even more fun now! Screw social media man.
Thanks for the upload!!! Ain’t seen this in years, looked like some epic times man I was only in 5th grade when you guys did this lmao. Such G shit!! Amazing house techno music, editing, awesome people, fantastic display of cars.
@@mischieftelevision Yoooo! I checked out some your guys' history with Mischief, and man, wish I coulda been there for some of that early 2k car scene. Now I look for a cheap 240 to mess with, build, and drift, not cheap anymore lol. I am getting to deal with an ol 85 300zx right now, which is fun though. Looking forward to your new stuff too!
Glad you uploaded this whole video, Dustin. Good way to avoid the video sales BS from the GumBall 3k organizers... Loved watching all the "classic" cars running around back in their era. They don't make em like they used to
It makes my stomach sick to think about how I missed this era by like 5 years. I got my license in 2008. Didn't have enough money to play with cars for real until like 2017.... now the culture is soul less and I feel myself living in the past. Shit is whack
