"Pretty useless skill though"

It's useless untill you see him with A.Schwarzenegger in a movie, where this kind of a trick saves his (their) lives. Woooooot.

And I don't think it's very easy to do. Public seemed to be a bit passive.

Public is passive because as difficult it might be, it's not incredible, it just makes you think "wow this guy is quite skilled, nice."

I liked the ending.

The silence from the audience might perhaps be respect, which is indicated by a lack of the awful American talk show style whooping and yahooing which has unfortunately come to punctuate most live performances.

I wanna see the size of the snooker table that the trianglr came off

i will agree with Fergus_Thedog

yeah, where the hell have you been Fergus_Thedog! I have a lot of respect for you, noticing how annoying American ""stuff" is. We should get together (kidding). But seriously...

These people in the audience are politely respecting his skill, and not being the drunk trailer trash that participates in Jerry Springer filmings.

This is probably done at a repratory theater or a fine-arts event.

P.S. btw apparently, if you saw the movie Labyrinth with David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly from '86, this performer did the "crystal ball" thing that David Bowie's character did.

Nice trick probably took him ages to practice for, very skilled juggler!
I love "bouncers"

VERY NICE BEAT !!!

This is a really nice combination of audio and visual. Very hypnotic. Almost like listening to a jungle beat.

And even being from the US, I agree with Fergus_Thedog. Americans in crowds are very annoying. (and not on occasion, outside of crowds too)

(P.S. Get Me Out of here!)

i love the fact he's also making beats!

Show off

The first post on here is "useless skill, though"? Well, he may be only bouncing a few balls but that's probably more beautiful, skilful and memorable than anything any of us will do in our lives. I think it's great.

#14, #1 is quoting what it says in the video description

useless skill that oviously he has perfected in order to financially capitolize in the entertainment field, therefore deeming this a very useful skill don't you think? It's all in how you market it to benefit you. Hey you try doing that with just one of those balls!! you will find that your hand and eye skills along with cordination are useless compaired to his....think about it?...cool hugh?

nicely done..

It's not a useless skill if it's for a professional Juggler.