Burnouts. They are something we see on at least a weekly basis. Heck, every event we attend seems to have a burnout contest in which the crowd goes wild. What we normally don’t see however, is a baller doing a burnout. Have you ever wondered how a baller would do a burnout?
If you’re like me, when you hit the “baller” show guy status you just assume they are running around with flocks of strippers (sorry, I meant professional dancers) in their trucks poppin’ bottles and making it rain. But, I guess there is a group of guys who have hit this status and wanted to show us how it is done to perform a burnout in their tricked out show trucks. Now, clearly these guys are all about the show, however after giving us the insider tour of the city they represent they decided to pull to the side and light up their tires. One by one, these shows trucks pull up and light it up. While some seem to get a good bite and a decent amount of smoke, others seem to be afraid to ruin a perfectly expensive set of tires for the sake of a video.
So, my question is this. Ok, you have reached “baller” status. You have a tricked out truck that is show perfect. Why burn it out? There’s no crowds to draw in for extra “look at me” attention. Your tires are ridiculously expensive and you’re wasting the tread. There doesn’t appear to be any money on the line. So, honestly what’s the point? Give us your thoughts below.
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