2 ON 2 BACKYARD BBALL TOURNAMENT W/ RICHIE & HOOP AND LIFE | Fung Bros

There's a fly on your head, bro. There's like a bear. Oh, it's on your head. Is it? No, it's on your face. Forehead. Like that? On your head. Alright. 3, 2, 1. Backyard Bowlers! Woo! Oh! That's a lefty! What'd I do? He clowning over here, bro. No, no, no. Oh! That's a lefty again! Good play, good play. Hands up. Go, go, go. Good move, good move. Oh! That's how they play in New York, where if they're playing to 16 and it's 15-15, then they're going to play to 21. So they call that straight fives. But today, we're supposed to play to 11. But since it's tied at 10-10, we're going to play straight threes. So we're going to play to 13 straight up. Oh! I don't know part of the plan right there! I can't talk right now. Both teams played hard. Next time. They did good, though. They did good, man. I started off with two left-handed jumpers. Got a little cocky. Copy off guard. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Those are tight. I'm just saying defense wins games, though. So they got the flash. Left-handed layups. Making Tam fall. But then Tam, see how he recovers from that. He got back up. Hit the two. Oh, yeah! Yo, Gabe got it. Whoa! Very physical and intense game. No buckets are being made right now. Both teams are, you know, shooting very, very, very poorly. Like, you know, a bunch of Andre Robinsons. But the score is actually 8-7, so the game's almost over. Pretty close. Get it! Oh! That's dangerous. Oh! That's their game. That's their game, Mike. That's their game. He told me to shoot it. I shoot it. Oh! That was it. Oh, man. No, that was 8. No, no. 10-10. I'll lose to that. It's OK. Come on, man. You had good D. Hey, clap it up for the Chinatown Hoodlums. They came repping, man. Brian came in, man. He kind of did me in on a couple of those. Bumped me. I thought I was going to use my... He did his thing. He bounced off, and then Nelson just hit some big shots at the end. Hey, but you know what? For our second game, you know... It's all good. My only regret is that we hit, like, no jumpers. We hit zero jumpers. It's part of the game, though. It's part of the game. Yeah, we lived up to it. We lived up to it. It's too close. All right, you guys. That does it for that episode of Backyard Ballers. That was... You guys saw the dunks, and then you guys saw the two-on-two championship. All right, you guys. As your prize, what do you guys want to eat? Sizzler. Ooh. All right, you guys. Thank you so much. You guys, real quick. What are you guys' takeaways about backyard basketball? Playing a full-on five-on-five game full court can be very intimidating, and I think that even prevents a lot of kids from even playing. It kind of gets you in the motion of things. Sometimes when you're on five-on-five, you feel like you're not getting the ball. You don't feel the ball. This way, you kind of get in the motion of things, and you get used to the feel of the game. Two-on-two, man. You got to get the ball. You know? You're forced to get the ball. I am a big proponent of dunking on little hoops, and I think everybody that likes to play basketball has to dunk on a little hoop at some point in their life. All right, you guys. That's it for backyard ballers. In the comments section below, number one, make sure you let us know your favorite techniques for two-on-two or three-on-three basketball. And number two, make sure you let us know any other basketball-related videos you'd like us to make. And number three, make sure you like, subscribe, and share this with your friends who also enjoy the game of basketball or the NBA. All right, everybody. We're in a backyard in Seattle. And until next time, we out. Peace. Thank you for watching another episode of backyard ballers. It was crazy, but it's about to get crazier. Nelson's going to dunk on 10 feet. Hey! Make sure you guys follow RichieLee23. Make sure you follow Nelson Chen from Hooper Life. Shout out to Brian Wynn. And keep on playing. Hey!