Hey I'm living or never, no one's right to see it. I think I think my God, I think I'm too. If it's a 15, then you make fun of me. And if it's a single robber, you're a fraud. You're getting a single breath. Hey, we're about to start this tutorial real quick. But can we get 50 likes? And also, I am really trying to hit this 5K. You see that we're not close close, but we're pretty close. So like, comment, subscribe to our post notifications or you're going to lose your next game. Whether it's Park, Sage, Rack, Proyem, it doesn't matter. It can be Fortnite, Apex, or WarZoom. I would not risk it onto the tutorial. Yo, what's good? Lock them up nation. Back out here with a tutorial. Reverse behind the back. AKA the WoopDWAPER. A simple yet effective move that anyone can do. And it will make you look like a dribble guy. Look, it looks advanced, but it's super easy to do. Literally anyone can do this. I mostly recommend this on the two. You can do it on the three. I do say on the three. But this is more of a two's move when you're taking it back and you want to get a quick bucket. Most of the time, they're not going to expect it. Obviously, some of these. I did the move just to do it. But that's because I hopped on this day for the sole purpose of getting clips using this move. Obviously, I'm going to show you counters for when they do expect it. Or maybe you did it and they're expecting it next time. And I can even show you how to combo into it. It doesn't have to just be on a take back. You can do moves to get into the WoopDWAPER. AKA Reverse behind the back. Another thing I want to point out is you must have the Pro 1 hesitation to be able to do this move. At least a fast glitchy looking light. Other hesitations, it'll work. It's just going to be super slow and it just won't work. Also, there will be no hand cam in this video. There is no need for a hand cam for this move. It's two flicks of the stick while holding RT or RT. Depending on what console you're on. But that's enough of that. Let's get into the move. So let's say you got the rebound. You're holding LOT and Casey Riege's. You don't want to lose the ball. But you know how to take back. I would really hope you know how to take back. Unless you get 22 O'd every single 212 game night. But then I'm sorry to hear that. But you should know how to take back. You know how to run back to the 3-point. So you're going to run back to the 3-point line. And then up down on the right stick. That's literally it. And you got to hold RT or RT or whatever console you're on. While you're doing it. You heard the phone notification. My fault about that. But yeah, that's pretty much it. Now remember, this is more of a 2-sting when you're taking back. Because they're not going to expect it. The guard's going to be able to do what the help. And let's say you're playing 2's. And you should have an outside center, right? He should be on the opposite side. This side is going to be on him. Because he doesn't want to give up the 3. So by the time you do this. He's just going to be like, what the hell? By the time he gets over there. It's too late. Because most people you play against don't ISO. And I mean like the Stizo type of ISO, right? So they're not going to know about this move. They're not going to expect it. I mean, they might know about it now. Because it's probably been done now. I mean, the move has been more well known since Stizo released it. Also, my boy supreme BTG released it. Now, if you're still confused about this move. I'm going to link his video in the description. Because he actually used the handcam. By really don't think he need the handcam for that. Now, if you just wonder how it did move. That's cool. Drop a like, comment, subscribe to our official notifications. Click on a video of mine in the description. Suggested videos. My channel. Whatever. But I'm going to make a video. Suggested videos. My channel. Whatever. But I'm going to show you some counter moves. I'm going to show you some other ways to do this. So, you know how I'm a mountain cross, right? I really hope I don't explain that, right? So, you can move my own cross. And then move my own spin. And do it behind the back out of that. Because the reason why that can be effective is you saw it in one of the clips. You know, a party when we clip that show that was actually necessary to do the move. So, when you're spinning back to the 3.0 point line, they're thinking you're going to want to shoot the 3, defendants to spin clip. But no, you're going to hit them with the behind the back. Now, if you don't know how my mountain spin, there are plenty of my mountain spin. And my mountain cross videos. Just look up one of those. And then add that to your arsenal. That's another one that I feel like anyone can do. Now, another thing you might be thinking is, what if they're expecting it? You know, you give the ball up somehow, and you get another rebound, or whatever the case may be. So, he's expecting it. And he's sitting like, I don't know. Maybe he's sitting like, here or something. That's normally about where they stand, like, by the 3.0 line. So, in that case, you hit him with a quick bump. And, green A. Shout it's my boy premiere TV. But, yeah. However you like to set your feet when you're taking it back, I like to behind the back, you know, right stick down. That's pretty much how you do that. I know, advanced. You could also do the hesitation, which I think it takes too long. That's plenty of time to close out. You can do the... wait. Can you do a cross-over? I guess not. Oh yeah, you can. You can do the cross-over like that. I might try that. I don't know. But, that's pretty much it. Short to the point. Pretty much. I like to add... 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