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00:00 [music]

00:06 Good evening, Kapuso!

00:08 I am your brother Kim, who will give you the trivia behind the trending news.

00:12 A kid from Santo Tomas, Batangas has been fascinated by many things.

00:15 The tricks he can do using his yoyo.

00:19 Wow! Awesome!

00:21 [music]

00:24 Some LGU's prohibit playing LATO-LATO.

00:28 Unpoddered in this news is his cousin, Jared.

00:31 His favorite game is not the loud LATO-LATO, but the yoyo.

00:35 And the tricks that Jared can do as a master.

00:39 Good afternoon! I was good at doing tricks on yoyo when I was young.

00:45 The advanced yoyo tricks.

00:46 He learned it by watching videos of his idol yoyo master, Maki Profeta.

00:51 He started when he was 7 years old.

00:53 I always have nothing to do at home because of the pandemic.

00:57 [music]

00:59 Brother Kim, are yoyos invented in the Philippines?

01:02 Brother Kim, what's going on?

01:04 Did you know that yoyos were played only 500 BC in Greece?

01:08 The evidence is seen by archaeologists that a vase with a painting of a man who played yoyo in 440 BC.

01:15 The yoyo he played was made of wood, steel, and painted terracotta.

01:20 If the Filipino did not invent the yoyo, the Filipino who made it famous in America.

01:24 A Filipino immigrant named Pedro Flores in the 1920s, and he made the yoyo a millionaire.

01:29 His innovation is made of wood.

01:32 That's where his innovation on yoyo boomed.

01:35 It was associated with the Filipino culture.

01:37 The invention is different from the innovation.

01:40 And from the innovations made by Pedro Flores on yoyo, it resulted in different ways to enjoy the game.

01:46 Every year, a World Yoyo Contest is held where yoyos from different countries come together to become World Yoyo Champions.

01:54 Jared also dreams of reaching the top.

01:56 So, to strengthen his spirit, he visited his idol yoyo master, Mackie.

02:01 Idol!

02:02 When we taught him other tricks, he was able to pick up quickly.

02:05 Brother Mackie gave me a certificate to participate in the Philippine National Yoyo Contest on September 16 to 17.

02:14 I just want to enjoy the experience.

02:17 We will support you.

02:18 I'm very proud.

02:19 But there is a challenge for Jared and Mackie if they will play this big yoyo.

02:24 The one holding the Guinness World Record for the biggest yoyo is Beth Johnson from Ohio, America.

02:34 Her giant yoyo has a diameter of 3.6 meters and weighs more than 2,000 kilos.

02:40 It fell 120 feet while tied to a rope from a 68-ton crane.

02:46 Before it bounced or rebounded, the yoyo crashed three times before it became successful in the fourth attempt.

02:53 And that's where it reached the so-called World Record of 2012.

02:56 Meanwhile, to know the trivia behind the viral news, tweet or just comment #KuyaKim.

03:02 What's next?

03:03 Always remember that what you know is important.

03:05 I'm Kuya Kim and I will answer you 24/7!

03:11 Good news, Kapuso!

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Bata, nagpa-wow sa iba't ibang tricks sa paglalaro ng yoyo | 24 Oras

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