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Also, nice video, smooth moves, and some nice originality.
I would say a bit more originality next time.
Good job,
Michael

Glad you like the video! The song is "Seventeen-Kingdom Come"

HAHA. Acually, I noticed this myself. The video ended after I finished the flip on the Molecule 2. But, all video players cut out like half a second at the end of all the videos. (If you've ever seen DnD's video GONE IN 5 SECONDS. You'll see that the video is only 4 seconds long. This is because the YouTube video player cut out like half a second on the end.) Hope this made sense.

Aww...Srry you feel that way. The only reason I edit it after every move is that I want to keep the flow of the video. If I stopped and squared up the cards and got ready for the next cut, that would break the flow. Make sense?

oh of course it makes a video flow better to edit it. but seeing an actual routine is more honest, and gets me way more excited about the skill level of the peformer. Honesly lots of people can easily edit together a movie that makes them look really awesome, so they don't try to take it to next level and routine their moves into something that would look even better. But thats just my opinion because I personally would like to see XCM as a live performance art. Some people prefer their flourishing in a flashy edited package, with flow and music and filters and stuff, which can also be very very awesome! I mean every video should at least have some slow-mo. all i'm saying is don't use ALL editing, at least do a 30 second combo or somethin?