What do you get when you put a stock car racing ace next to a group of YouTubers? Fun times, of course. So that’s what the guys over at Dude Perfect recently staged into a new clip that shows them fooling around with most of the driving stereotypes motorists have.
NASCAR runs in this family’s veins. Ralph Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is the son of NASCAR Hall of Famer Daler Earnhardt, Sr. and the grandson of both NASCAR driver Ralph Earnhardt and stock car fabricator Robert Gee. Our point is, you don’t get anyway closer to driving legacy than that, so it should be considered a great honor to have a legend like the 40-year-old racer in your car.
As opposed to other domains such as fashion or music, luckily NASCAR is not about bragging around. At least it’s not the case with Dale Jr. who was kind enough to make people laugh by just joining the crew. Apparently he did it for more than one reason. First, the fame factor clearly helps the YouTubers grow in views. Then, there’s also Dale’s Foundation which you can see being mentioned on Dude Perfect’s YouTube Channel.
Regardless, we’re quite sure he had a blast while shooting the clip. Just think of the first stereotype, “The Wing-Man”, in which he first slaps the driver. Then, he throws all sorts of things at his face, including a cup filled with ice. And he does all these just to make sure his fellow is not falling asleep while holding the wheels. Quite legit, if you think about it.
The day-to-day driving experience clearly inspires all the examples, but if we were to pick a favorite, “The Rage Monster” is probably the hilarious one. Not only did they take things to the edge, but the way it ends is the funniest part of the entire 6-minute video.
We’re not looking to spoil the clip; instead, we’d like to hear which stereotype you think Dude Perfect missed.
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