From Exotic Cars to My Thrilling Experience Escaping China | 3 Musketeers Ft. KDEC Part 2

Hey, welcome back. We're the 3 Musketeers. Slash KDC. Yup, and today, Jisung will be driving in the Lamborghini. And he only has a driver's permit, so he's gonna get his lesson in there, okay? Oh my goodness. Driving lesson in the Lambo. You ready for that? I hope. He hopes. I hope you're ready too, alright? And also, Sam and I will be driving one of the most legendary JDM cars. So excited. Let's go. Hey, Jisung! Looking good, man. Yeah. So, you look pretty comfortable. How do you feel? Oh, it's okay. You're like pro now. Okay, so since you're so good, today you're gonna learn how to drive in a Lamborghini. Lamborghini? Are you sure about that? Yeah, I'm sure. Um, I don't know. I'm just gonna throw some facts at you. This Lamborghini has 650 horsepower. Does that mean anything to you? 650 horsepower? Sorry, it's just a number. It's really fast, so you gotta be careful when you drive, okay? Actually, I don't trust myself though. It's an expensive car! I have confidence in you, okay? Yes. Are you at all scared that Jisung is gonna be driving in a 650 horsepower car? Nope. No? Because he already learned in the G-Wagon, which is more horsepower than that. Oh, that's true. Oh, wow, I thought you'd be more scared. Okay, Sito, come here. Are you at all scared of letting Jisung drive in your Lamborghini? No, because I drove before. No, you can't say that on camera! Actually, no, you can drive in a parking lot, right? Yeah! I drove in the parking lot before! So you're saying it's easy. Sort of. Wait, how are you guys not, like, scared at all? I would be, if that was my Lambo, I would be scared if Jisung was driving it. I'm not so scared. Alright, you guys are too chill for me. As long as he eats snacks like he drives, then he'll be perfect. So, Jisung, you're gonna be driving this Lambo later. Before that, we had to introduce K-DEC a little bit because last time, we got way too excited. We just told you they're Daniel and Sito. What's K-DEC mean? Kids' Dreams in Exotic Cars. I've watched your videos before and I really like it, and you guys make kids' dreams come true, right? Is that one of the aspects of your channel? And today, Jisung's gonna be the kid. If you wanna learn more about these cars, make sure you check out their channel. First, I think we should introduce the cars a little bit. How about that? Ready? Let's do it. It's just this crazy car, right? Is it how it is? It is around... It's just numbers and just terms, but I'm like, I don't get it. What is it called? This one is a 2020 Lamborghini Huracan Evo Spyder. Alright, Jisung, say that name again. Lamborghini something Spyder, something six something, oh my god. I mean, I know nothing about the car. I know just this is a sports car, and it's very expensive, that's it. Okay, so the original founder of Lamborghini, he really loved bulls. So all his cars are named after famous fighting bulls. So this car is named after a bull? Yeah. Wait, I know this is expensive. How much is it? RM350,000. I don't have a licence and I'm driving this? Are you sure about this? But Jisung, you should be so happy right now, cos I'm way too jealous of you. You get to learn how to drive in a Lambo, so you gotta thank Kadek for this, man. They're really making your dream come true. Thank you. I should be very, very excited for Lambo. That is a very crazy car. But so far, I'm like very... Like, I don't know. Am I boring? Am I a boring person? Maybe. Jisung, you have to pass a small challenge before we hand you the keys. Jisung is warming up right now. So he doesn't want to touch the floor because it's wet, so he's like controlling there. Have you ever seen anyone stretch on a G-Wagon like this? I'm jumping like crazy. So, you will now be handed the keys. Alright, have fun. Okay. Go for it. Wish me luck. Alright, Jisung's stepping in. Oh my goodness. There are so many stuff that I don't notice. Oh, I see it. Start engine. Oh, I get it. The water's a drive mode. You gotta look for it. It doesn't say anything. He's trying to put the car into drive, he doesn't know how to do it. You have to use the paddle shifters on the right side, but I don't think he's gonna find it. You pull this lever up. There you go. That's it. Okay, you step on the gas really fast. No, no, no, you're lying. Like, okay, I'm going. See you guys later. Oh my goodness. There goes Jisung. He's on the line again. Like normal. Move over a little bit. Step on that line. Guys, we finally got into Jisung. Yay! Now we can take this car out. Can you introduce it to us? Well, this is a 1999 R34 GT-R V-Spec. Why is it so rare in the USA? Because it's a right-hand drive. And the Japanese, they don't really want this car over here because it's like, it's right-hand drive, not supposed to ship. It is legal if it's already in the US, but if you want to get another one over here, it's illegal. All right, Snafu, we'll try to open up the hood and see if you can do it. You have to bond with the beast first. It's okay, I'm here. Got it. Nice. So this is the RV-26, and right there is twin turbo. And everything's in Japanese. And how much horsepower does it have? This one is around 350 because we have a Nismo exhaust. No, the Japanese government said that you can't make any car over 280 horsepower. So they cheated it. They said it was 280, but it was actually in reality 350. Sito, what is the nickname for this car? Godzilla, because it just destroyed everything. Let's take it out for a spin. Yep. Right-hand drive, right here. Oh! There's a slope! Oh my goodness. Wait, wait, it's fine. Wait a second, wait a second. Oh, I think I need to calm myself right now. Oh, my heart. So now you want a Lambo? You have the Jisung, now we're following him. He's right in front of us. He's going real slow, though, for some reason. Right now, there's a pileup behind us, like a lot of cars. We're causing a traffic jam because of Jisung. He's driving like a grandma. I think you're causing traffic. There's a lot of cars behind you. He can hear us. He's driving like a... I can see his hair. I can see his hair through the camera. Jisung has crazy hair after driving the Lambo with the boots down. Look at the hair. Jisung, Jisung, your hair! The last episode, we talked about the first two types of friendship. And this one, we're going to talk about the third one, which is the friendship of virtue. And essentially, what that is, is when both friends are in pursuit. When both friends are in pursuit of a virtuous life. So you want to be good people, you see your friend also wants to be a good person, and you recognize that trait, and you want to help each other on your path. These kind of friendships usually last a lot longer. It's basically a selfless relationship because you're more there to see other people do well instead of in it for yourself. These past two episodes, we're hanging out with K-DEC a lot, and it feels like we're almost family. They're letting us drive their cars and stuff. They're treating us really well. Did you know that we only met them twice before this? Yeah, and I think it's because we have a common belief. And we can tell you a little bit more about that later. Jisung, you want to add anything? No. Are you still dazed from the Lambo experience? No, I'm just... I'm listening. I'm a listener, okay? Lambo, Lambo. I'm here to listen to you guys, whatever you say. He's a good listener though. Jisung's a good listener. Hey Sam, are you going to take it on the road later, Sam? I'm watching you right now. Honestly, I'm a little bit scared. It looks pretty complicated. Okay, Sam, you ready? I'm nervous and excited. How many times do you think it's going to take me to stall before I can get on the road driving normally? Okay, so I think a few tries. And as soon as you go the first time, you're like, oh, now I get it. Then you got this. Okay, let's hope that's what happens. Oh my, it feels so scary already. Okay, seatbelt's on. Seatbelt's on. You can put your foot on the brake. Yeah. And then you put the handbrake down. Okay. Sample, can't put the handbrake down. Oh, you said... Let go of the clutch super slow. Super slow. Okay, okay, okay. Just keep it that way. Drive it manually, everybody. Wait, I got it. I didn't stall. There we go. Okay, what if I want to go second? You can't... Oh shoot, let go, let go. Let go of the clutch now. Oh, what just happened? When you shift, you can't do it like you're going to first gear. You have to let go of the clutch as fast as possible. Oh, okay, okay. Because if you do both times, it's like the gears are colliding with each other. Oh my goodness, I'm so sorry. Yito, what do you think of Sample's driving just now? Start? Amazing. Shifting? Horrible. Horrible shifting, and were you scared? Yes. Oh my god, Sample. Yito, why are you scared? Can Sample not drive? Worst case scenario, I'll shift for him. We got a seatbelt? Oh, it feels so weird. Oh my goodness. Left, left, left, left, left. Left, left. You don't even know where we're going. Look at the GTI. You just got passed by a GTI behind you, Sam. Shift to second. Oh, I hate your shifting. I hate it. Wait, I said I don't prefer the sports car, but now I feel like this is very cool. Changed your mind now, right? Kind of, kind of. Actually, bad for me though. My standard already went too hot. I don't even have a license, and I'm driving like this. His hair is really flat. It doesn't stay up. Come on, stay up there. Your hair is actually so good. It was so fun though. Honestly, yeah. It's honestly so fun. One moment, my heart felt like, oh my, this is too much. But your hair is too good right now. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh my goodness. Oh, I think I kind of understand now why people like those kind of car. All right, Dan, how was Jisung's driving? He was a little scared at first because the price tag of the car, but after he put his foot down on the pedal, then I think the price tag just went out the window. So overall, he has confidence in the car. He did good. Here, driving test next week. You're gonna take the Lambo? Yeah, right. No, no, no. Do you think I'll be fine? I told him earlier, just right now, just have confidence and just have fun. If you pass, you pass. If you fail, you fail. Just don't worry about pass-fail. Just go in and try your best. You'll be all right. Then what is the percentage, do you think? Well, since I'm teaching you, I gotta be 100%. Okay, sure. Thanks. Okay, I'll get it. I'll get it. I'll get the license. 100%. Jasapu drove back. Sito, Sito. Honest opinion of Jasapu's driving on the way back. Pretty good. Really? Pretty good. You were screaming a lot. But you did well. First time driving manual and you drove back. Okay, let me tell you guys a story about when I had to escape China. It was around 1999. The Communist Party started a crackdown on Falun Dafa practitioners. And my family practiced Falun Dafa. And what that is, it's a spiritual belief where you try to better yourself by following the virtues of truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance. And there's a lot of health benefits, physical and mental. There was about a hundred million people practicing in China at the time. The CCP, they were jealous of that and they were actually kind of scared as well. But we were very peaceful. They said, if you practice, you can't go to school or they'll throw you in prison. You can't go to work. My family, we didn't want to give up our beliefs. So we escaped and we went to Singapore. I was with my mom and my brother. We had nowhere to go. It was just us. And then we met other practitioners there that also practiced Falun Dafa. They unconditionally helped us. They gave us a place to live. You can go anywhere in the world. And because we all believe in truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance, and especially if you have the same belief, you want to support them. So we were able to have that support. I still remember when I was small, I had like nothing to play with and we were in like an empty apartment and all I had was like these pillows and I would just create a pillow for... That's all that I could do. Yeah, that was a pretty tough time, but we were able to get through. And you know, you guys also practice Falun Dafa too. So we had this common belief where you want to be selfless, you want to help other people. It was great meeting you guys, hanging out, also collabing. All right, that's right. Hug it out, hug it out. You're the best friends I've ever had. Come here, G-Zuck. Oh, I'm so emotional. That was such a good thing. I gotta say, you got me there, Will. Are you crying, Daniel? At the end of the day, when your friends need help, you're there for them. And that's when you know you have real friends, you know? It's not just when times are good, we're hanging out. If you guys need help anytime, we're always going to be there to support each other. This is our handshake. You gotta make your sound, boop. You know the beep every single time? Beep. Yeah, that's from me. He's the sound effects board. Look, you push this button. This is the beep button. Beep. Can I drive the GT-R? If it's close, yeah. Where's the keys? Can I go? You're good at driving. All right, let's go. Let's go. No, we're going to do system based.