Professional Sign Spinners

[Wulfspade1]

I though this was pretty amusing:

[Jack Goff]

Yeah that was a good watch. I remember seeing a segment of a TV show regarding Sign Spinners, apparently there is an official "bible" for Sign Spinners which documents every sign spinning trick you can do. Sounds kinda funny when you think about it, but it would be a pretty interesting job.

[Promethium91]

This is stupid. People think "sign spinning" is so cool. Yeah? And everyone makes fun of people in Color Guard in High School. It's a lot harder to spin a fucking flag than a piece of cardboard.

[Marek]

Hmm.. well it's certainly different!

Reminds me of chefs spinning pizza dough.

[justinkiller]

Originally Posted by Promethium91

This is stupid. People think "sign spinning" is so cool. Yeah? And everyone makes fun of people in Color Guard in High School. It's a lot harder to spin a fucking flag than a piece of cardboard.

Everyone makes fun of color guard at my school because its dumb. They don't spin shit, they just flap it around basically.

On topic though, this video is awesome.

Definitely interesting. I had a summer job doing that in high school, and if you actually take the time to make it fun, it's actually a great way to kill time and get paid. Was making $10/hr under the table. Definitely worth it.

[gds08]

I couldn't really read the sign I think that could be a bit of a problem. Anyway that's still very talented and cool to watch.

nice... underpayed tho

[Jack Goff]

Originally Posted by gds08

I couldn't really read the sign I think that could be a bit of a problem. Anyway that's still very talented and cool to watch.

When they do it in real life, generally there is some music that references what they are advertising or they verbally engage with the nearby traffic explaining what they are advertising.