(S2) - PT #4 - Primetime

[Shadowz]

Little known to many, Godfrey King is actually one of the worlds most gifted dancers--in his opinion anyway. When faced with an opportunity to be on camera in the NSFL's intro music video, King shows more than a little talent. He starts his segment off with a simple Running Man, before he somersaults on the floor into the Coffee Grinder. He goes from the Coffee Grinder to the worm, later stepping up from that and doing some intense mime work. King spins around, and somehow now has shutter shades, which he snaps in half before doing another series of cartwheels. At this point, the camera crew are relatively confused, King has gone way over his time and just broke plastic sunglasses for no reason. That being said, they are mesmerized by his performance and can't stop watching.

King then waves around a flag with the Outlaws logo on it, making a blender seemingly appear out of nowhere. He pulls assorted fruit items out of his pockets and starts blending them into a smoothie, all the while swaying his hips and winking at the camera continuously. He then does a front flip with the finished product in hand, drinks it, and then spits it out all over the camera.

[Bzerkap]

As you all know, Mat Akselsen is a large fella with a friendly disposition. There would be no lewd or crass behavior by him in this video. Quite the contrary, he will be nothing short of an upstanding gentleman.

The video would start as such. Fade from black to a birdseye shot of the Wraiths stadium. Shots by LMFAO featuring Lil' John is blaring over the stadium speakers. Theres a black dot running across the field with a large circle being pulled behind it. The camera descends; the music grows louder. As we get closer to the dot we can see it is in fact a man, and the circle is a tire from a Liebherr T 282B dump truck. We descend closer and see that the man is Mat Akselsen, properly dressed in a full smoking tuxedo, top hat, and monocle. He has a lit cigar resting between his lips. He takes puffs between grunts, pulling the tire, as the sweat drips down his face.

FLASHBACK

Mat is at a high society party, schmoozing with the elite of Yellowknife. He's wearing the same attire and has a snifter of cognac in one hand. There's a buzzing in his pocket, he excuses himself from present company. He unlocks his phone and finds a taunting message from Jayce Tuck, telling him to get ready for an ass whooping this Friday. Mat simply puts down the phone, downs his cognac, and leaves the party.

BACK TO THE FIELD

We're back on the field, Akselsen is almost all the way to other endzone, tire still in tow. As he reaches the endzone, he let's go of the chain and stares into the camera, sweat pouring down his face, fogging up his monocle. The words 'There Is No Down Time' are superimposed on the screen.

FADE TO BLACK


@ErMurazor

[ErMurazor]

As you all know, Mat Akselsen is a large fella with a friendly disposition. There would be no lewd or crass behavior by him in this video. Quite the contrary, he will be nothing short of an upstanding gentleman.

The video would start as such. Fade from black to a birdseye shot of the Wraiths stadium. Shots by LMFAO featuring Lil' John is blaring over the stadium speakers. Theres a black dot running across the field with a large circle being pulled behind it. The camera descends; the music grows louder. As we get closer to the dot we can see it is in fact a man, and the circle is a tire from a Liebherr T 282B dump truck. We descend closer and see that the man is Mat Akselsen, properly dressed in a full smoking tuxedo, top hat, and monocle. He has a lit cigar resting between his lips. He takes puffs between grunts, pulling the tire, as the sweat drips down his face.

FLASHBACK

Mat is at a high society party, schmoozing with the elite of Yellowknife. He's wearing the same attire and has a snifter of cognac in one hand. There's a buzzing in his pocket, he excuses himself from present company. He unlocks his phone and finds a taunting message from Jayce Tuck, telling him to get ready for an ass whooping this Friday. Mat simply puts down the phone, downs his cognac, and leaves the party.

BACK TO THE FIELD

We're back on the field, Akselsen is almost all the way to other endzone, tire still in tow. As he reaches the endzone, he let's go of the chain and stares into the camera, sweat pouring down his face, fogging up his monocle. The words 'There Is No Down Time' are superimposed on the screen.

FADE TO BLACK


@ErMurazor

:rofl:

[Bzerkap]

:rofl:

So I get the $1,000,000 right?

[ErMurazor]

So I get the $1,000,000 right?     

Lol. I'd say you'd be a contender...but I stopped doing that. Haha. Something had to give!

[Bzerkap]

Lol. I'd say you'd be a contender...but I stopped doing that. Haha. Something had to give!

Damn! Why does there have to be this thing called time???

[ErMurazor]

Damn! Why does there have to be this thing called time???

Thanks Obama.

[Perry87]

[ItsJustBarry]

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[ErMurazor]

The scene begins with the crowd roaring at an evening game in Yellowknife. The camera pans around the stadium showing a sell-out crowd decked out in black, white, and cyan.

Snow is falling and there’s a chill in the air. A storm is coming to Yellowknife.

Suddenly the stadium lights flicker and the entire west concourse collapses. Jayce Tuck comes walking through the dust and rubble wearing his signature black cowboy hat. He tears the Wraiths NSFC participation banner down as the Wraiths fans fall silent and Tuck approaches the Wraiths players warming up.

Matt James is crying on the phone to Jay Z before Tuck reaches the team. Tyron Smith and Jughead Jones are nowhere to be seen. Mat Akselson and Jogn Floggity approach to intercept Tuck before he crosses to their side of the field. As they approach Tuck grabs them by their collars and lifts them each into the air with one arm and continues his stride. Tuck finally reaches his target, star quarterback Chris Orosz. Before Orosz can get a word out Tuck begins to slam him between the two 300+ pounds offensive tackles he’s holding in the air.

The camera slows down as Akselson’s and Floggity’s flames are about to crush Orosz and then fades to black before impact. The cries of the Wraiths’ faithful: women, children, and men can be heard for 30 seconds. Jayce Tuck slowly fades back on screen, walking away on the black background. He stops his pace, looks over his shoulder and winks while a devilish grin creeps onto his face.

The screen flashes and reads: Outlaws at Wraiths, Week 13.

@Jogn @Bzerkap @MattJames @Aenir