This is the most white thing I’ve seen in a while and I totally approve.

This would have been on ESPN 8 at 3AM in the 90s lol

I will be watching it too!

2:45AM $15 Taco Cabana run in Dallas and watching this at 3AM? YES! 🤣

i have hit myself with a toy lightsaber often enough for this to give me infinite alarm

Last thing i expected 😭😭

A rare Appalachian mating ritual on full display

Unironically the same kind of "white" energy that allowed Europeans to explore and conquer the new world. Same kind of energy that had the audacity for the industrial revolution and scientific revolution.

All were crazy but this one could have gone horribly wrong

This is peak USA male energy

🤷🏻‍♂️

Murica🫡

Americas version of a samuri

Chop Norris

Hillbillies like these boys built this great country!

Under the crotch was impressive.

dude's single-handedly boosting the average testosterone in America

That’s Trashie Chan

for anybody who hasn’t chopped a cord of wood. that small axe stuff is impressive🫡

People say we don’t have culture! Sheeeeet!😂

Somebody tell The Avengers we found their new member

Viking skills

And liberals think they can compete with country boys? They can't.

@wayofftheres how our ancestors fought

Hillbilly Bruce Lee

Bro would give Gimli a run for his money

they say a falling tree killed a loved one of his and he's been on this path ever since

A reality show where they have to teach this to celebrities would definitely be one to watch

🚨 Robert Rising 🚨, often known as "The Black Lumberjack", is an African American urban logger, woodworker, and entrepreneur based in the New York area. He specializes in rescuing fallen or removed trees from city environments (like after storms or urban development), milling them into slabs, and crafting high-end furniture and custom pieces. His work emphasizes sustainability by repurposing urban wood that would otherwise go to waste. Rising runs NYCitySlab, where he turns reclaimed local trees (like oak, maple, or walnut from NYC streets) into live-edge tables, countertops, and more. He gained attention for breaking stereotypes in the predominantly white lumberjack and woodworking industry. He's been featured in media outlets like HuffPost, The New York Times (including a story about rebuilding after a fire destroyed his workshop in 2017), and viral videos highlighting his craft and story

@wayofftheres , thought you would enjoy this.

Men are so funny 😂😭 wtf

can i axe you something?

@grok why is the “most WHITE thing”

All fun and games until you axe your nuts

meeee

Let’s get this in the Olympics