Monster Jam - BEST of the 2024 Season 

Fr lol

😂😂

I have seen a lot of this channel and he seems to sound exactly the same each time. My guess is that it's added in post-production editing.

@@iFixJunkwhy would one go through the effort of doing that 😂😂😂

@ayman1234ish I guess it's his gimmick? I really don't see how he can be THAT consistent if he were ACTUALLY doing it at the time of the recording. It sounds the same, ALWAYS.

he goes to the events and he records it on his phone

@@iFixJunk You hear the same person because thats him the person behind the channel whose recording

They have been more lenient this year than other years

@@miketrapper0464 Yeah, but shutting them off for things like a broken wheel, tie rod, shock, sway bar, or a flat tire is bullshit. As I've stated above, FELD literally has millions of dollars, yet they won't let Monster Jam be what it's supposed to be. Monster Jam should be fueled by as Scott Douglass put it "Raw determination, and the refusal to quit".

@@RDCNATION well yeah but also they still cost a bunch, and it’s probably a lot harder to get parts than it used to be making it more expensive, and they can’t damage a venue, venues are a lot more protective so depending on the severity of a crash it could depend of either we get monster jam or not, it’s the difference between risk versus reward, you gotta take the good with the bad sometimes ya know 🤷‍♂️

@@miketrapper0464 Yeah, I understand. This is probably one of the best replies I've gotten to my rants. I don't really understand why they've never had an issue with venue damage until here recently. What I mainly mean by that is the floor to the venue.

@@RDCNATION it’s about what the owners of the venue are cool with, obviously the venues that go to monster jam are letting them to use dirt and even use the entire space, but some that still are allowing them are very protective of their stadiums, for example Miami only allows a certain fraction of the floor to be covered with dirt, they’re super protective of their field, or in Sofi for instance, people complained that it wasn’t a big enough space for world finals and while that’s technically true they still made it work but had to use the limited ground because on ground level on the edges are glass suites, that cost a bunch of money, like Ryan Anderson said on the gears and nachos podcast on one of the episodes, there is no venue in the world built for monster trucks, so they can do what they can with what their allowed to do

No

No snowflakes in monster jam

@@squidlips1318 crazy that I’m a snowflake for thinking that someone getting injured isn’t a highlight

⁠​⁠@@VelocityRaptor32i understand but like despite all that, this season is still one of the best seasons monster jam had to offer

@@miketrapper0464 I completely agree but that has nothing to do with my comment

@@VelocityRaptor32 u right

FELD has a big warehouse down in Florida where they maintain most of the trucks

This is to max-d sorry out the spelling on that last comment wow,I hope the son maybe think about driving max-d,you know mash that gas and kick that ass.

Hi

😂😂😂😂

@@johntahash761 are you serious hes annoying as fuck

Iñi

I wasn't in Seattle this year 😂😂

First off he wasn’t in Seattle and second this was what Tom’s last year, and possibly the last time we see max-d in monster jam, we don’t know if its confirmed it will be gone but it is likely to happen, so we gotta make these last max d memories last

​@MonsterTruckLord but there's surely no way you're attending each and every one of these shows at once? A lot of them were happening the same weekend as one another.

​@@miketrapper0464 you don't need to repeat that he didn't go there lol

@@ianmcginnis5734 he was at UK that same weekend there was no way he would’ve gone back to the states to go to Seattle