I told him not to talk to anyone at the airport.Д«ut the conversation on the way there more or less focused on the YouTube stars since I went ahead and splurged for the VIP meet-and-greet. When I told him our Dude Perfect trip would involve a layover in Dallas, he insisted on wearing his Eagles jersey, his Eagles cap, his Eagles backpack and green socks on the flight. Since heвЂ™s a bit of a birder, heвЂ™s become a rabid fan of the Philadelphia Eagles even though we live in Denver and he probably couldnвЂ™t point Philadelphia out on a map.

Like other kids his age, Jonas of course has an interest in more traditional sports. Maybe a trip to the MLB All-Star Game or the Super Bowl? For Jonas, seeing and meeting the guys from Dude Perfect was that big a deal. I tried thinking back to what the equivalent dream experience would have been when I was 11 had I been offered something like that. We waited until the night before the trip to tell Jonas where I was taking him and what weвЂ™d be doing. ThatвЂ™s how Jonas and I found ourselves last weekend in Tennessee for what turned out to be a fantastic sports adventure, and one that may well define what the next generation of fans will want to see and experience when they travel. вЂњOh,вЂќ she said, вЂњyou should totally do this.вЂќ *** вЂњWhat do you think of this?вЂќ I asked my wife, showing her the email on the down-low, gauging her thoughts on a potential trip for me and my son. Perhaps more importantly, it also promised a return to events and the opportunity to travel, something I had yet to do in earnest since the pandemic began. All in Bristol, Tennessee, at one of NASCARвЂ™s legendary tracks. Whatever this event was, it promised performances from the DP guys, the potential to interact with them at a VIP meet-and-greet, supercross stunts, monster trucks, drifting cars and -В somehow - a demolition derby. So, when I read more about Chaos at the Colosseum, my radar went up. He wonвЂ™t purposefully sit down to watch a baseball game like I would have at his age, but heвЂ™ll watch hours of Dude Perfect doing their thing, usually in convenient 5- or 10-minute videos snippets. (Let that sink in for a moment.) My 11-year-old son, Jonas, thinks these guys are the best.

They have 50 million subscribers and their videos have been viewed 13 billion times. They are five guys from Texas who for years have been YouTube sensations, posting videos of themselves performing sports tricks, any number of sports-related stunts and other scripted skits. If youвЂ™re not an 11-year-old boy or the parent of an 11-year-old boy you may not be familiar with Dude Perfect. And then I saw two words that made me click the link: Dude Perfect. The message was from Bristol Motor Speedway, a venue IвЂ™ve been fascinated by for years (enough to be on their email list at least) but had never had the chance to visit. The email arrived in my inbox about six weeks ago with the intriguing subject line: вЂњChaos at the Colosseum.вЂќ

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