Dude Perfect Established a Strict Operating Rule: 100% Authentic Trick Shots
Tyler Toney · Dude Perfect: Cory Cotton and Tyler Toney · Sep 20, 2021 · at 45:24
Tyler Toney, co-founder of Dude Perfect, describes the group's foundational rule established after deciding whether to include a near-miss shot in their first video.
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“We decided from that point on, anything that we do is going to be 100% real, 100% authentic, and this is going to be what Dude Perfect represents going forward.”
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