Watch Travis Pastrana in Veterans Day ‘Hoonigan’ tribute video

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• Veterans Day on November 11th is a holiday that honors those who have served or have served in the United States Armed Forces. Black Rifle Coffee Company and Hoonigan have teamed up to create this video in their honor.
• In this case, it includes over-the-top activities like carjacking a car or driving like there’s no tomorrow. Apparently the point is to enjoy life and the Jeep, whether it’s screeching tires or driving recklessly.
• Veterans play a small role in the film, and the final message thanking veterans for their service is sincere, but the main attraction is Travis Pastrana, subaru brat.

The team at Black Rifle Coffee Company and Hoonigan Media Machine created a short video honoring America’s veterans this year. If this short video actually existed, any veteran doing what the video recommends would land in a heap of trouble. But never mind: This short film is perfectly timed for the action of the YouTube viewer and his taste for 10-minute videos.

Called “The Final Send,” the mini-movie ends with a real veteran on board, but what we’re actually seeing here is two customized Hoonigan cars being driven into the small town of Bern, Texas. It looks like it’s tearing up the street. If that’s your thing, keep calm and play.

In The Final Send’s cinematic universe, military veterans happily steal cars, even if their owners end up leading the local police in a dangerous chase on public roads (which, of course, is not recommended). can’t), and its owner participates in lawless fun.

The human star here is WWII veteran Hank (played by off-road racer Dave Karapetian), who does something “grand” in return for his service to his country. is recommended by a doctor. Hank decides he should keep it tethered to the stolen jeep, attracting the attention of Sheriff Pastrami (who stunts his driver Travis his Pastrana tracks down the crooks in a brilliantly customized Subaru BRAT). I’ll pull.

No matter how you interpret the video’s final message, you know that Pastrana and Carapetyan had a fun day at work. But the funniest part of the whole thing is YouTube’s auto-generated transcript that tries to turn tire screeching into words. They sound “alien” and seem to be applauding the AI.

Black Rifle Coffee CompanyOf course, it’s promoting coffee and running its annual Veterans Day sale, but Ron Zalas, vice president of branding at Hoonigan, who directed the film, said the two brands collaborated and the resulting video. “The message we want to convey is that veterans have done so much for us. [civilian] “They should be able to enjoy what they’ve made possible for us,” Zarras said in a statement.