Young Bucks

[1.0] "In 2026, I can not imagine a way to more quickly make me less interested in any given match than to throw these two into it, for any reason. They've been active for over two decades, & yet haven't evolved a single, solitary step since the beginning; it's always been soft-hitting, co-operative performance art, hyper-saturated with silly, beyond-ridiculous maneuvers that don't look like they hurt at all. Everything about their style bites on those whom came before them; Ultimo Dragon, Teddy Hart, & Low-Ki & Londrick were kings of this style well before the Bucks came in & added a bunch of Cirque du Soleil leaps, a complete lack of selling & psychology, superkicks that they stole from Shawn Michaels, shitty, low-quality brawling for the filler moments they aren't leaping around like circus employees, & uniquely terrible cringy character work to it. Their promos are fiercely rooted in dated, shrill, & unfunny AVGN/The Nostalgia Critic style humor that wouldn't be out of place on a Youtube channel that has stagnated at 300 subscribers; this, among so many others, is the main reason that I have never once been able to take them even remotely seriously as intimidating, badass professional wrestlers. Their selling (when they bother to sell at all) is dreadful; brief, fleeting moments of weak selling devoid of emotion before "Weee, off I go! ". The excuses people make for them & the outlandish claims that are made about them are beyond insane. After actively celebrating the departure of a talent that they knew they'd never outdraw, they replied to stagnating ratings by christening themselves with that '24 reign, only to exponentially further diminishing ratings & attendance while doubling down on lazy meta humor out of an inability to cope with how much they do suck, while utilizing a style (from the very start) that encouraged an entire incoming generation of new wrestlers to escew the most basic, vital fundamentals of what constitutes a wrestling match. Without them, you would not see a lot of things you see today; you would see far fewer people unnecessarily injuring themselves attempting maneuvers well outside of their actual abilities. You wouldn't see people like Chris Jericho or QT Marshall using lazy meta humor to create the worst stables AEW has ever seen. You wouldn't see the employment of people like Rick Knox, Aubrey Edwards, or Brandon Cutler. They have physical skills, hence the 1, & the positives end there. As mentioned, I look forward to what wrestling may grow to become without them present."

[10.0] "I don't think there can be any debate. By far the greatest tag team in the history. Nobody has done what the Young Bucks have done. They changed wrestling forever."

[10.0] "The rating for the Young Bucks on here is embarrassingly low. The Bucks are nothing short of one of the greatest tag teams in wrestling history, and quite arguably THE best. The simple reason is because no other team in wrestling history has been so popular that they were a key component to founding their own major promotion in the highly competitive North American market. Sure AEW got key early buzz from signings like Kenny Omega, Cody Rhodes and Chris Jericho, but without The Bucks there is no Being the Elite and therefore no AEW. The Bucks ability to understand what their audience wants and over deliver time and time again made them the biggest stars outside of the walls of WWE, a team that amassed a fortune on the independents with only their own self-made hype machine behind them. That is to say nothing about their body of work, which is of course, peerless. The Bucks have more incredible matches under their belt than any team ever has, in fact The Young Bucks at this point could have an incredible match with almost anyone, they have reached that level of skill that few wrestlers, let alone a team, ever do. People seem to take issue with two things about them. One their matches tend to be fairly formulaic. To that I say, so were Ric Flair's. So were plenty of all time greats. If you have an unbelievable formula, you don't up and change it just to be different. Coke changed it's formula once and it was a disaster. The other point that their haters can't stand is that Dave Meltzer has a love affair with them. Well, I am not about to defend Dave Meltzer's taste in wrestlers, he is entitled to whatever opinion he has. But even if you hate the man, a broken clock is right twice a day and yes, The Young Bucks really are that good. Take aside all the narratives, all the podcast grifters and their copycat "opinions", and just dive into the back catalog of Young Bucks classics with an open mind, and you will see nothing less than the most innovative, consistent, hardest working, funniest and flat out best tag team of the 21st century."

[2.0] "The most overrated tag team in pro wrestling history. There is no legitimate argument that can be made to the contrary. They are awful promos. Their comedy is a somehow worse version of the god awful WWE brand of comedy. They have never been a draw on a major stage. Even the fans of the company they helped found got sick of their non sense. People will argue that they are influential and changed the modern style of tag team wrestling, but they can't even really be credited with that. That had more to do with the Motor City Machine Guns than the Bucks. The only reason the Guns don't get credit is because they didn't latch onto to other talent that was already over in Japan like The Bucks did. Contrary to the belief that some fans seem to have for some reason, they were nobodies in there. The Japanese audience didn't care about them. They cared about everyone else in Bullet Club. Not to mention the blatant disrespect they show the wrestling business. I could really go on and on with examples, but it's already well known enough. In no universe is this team the greatest of all time. Anyone who genuinely believes otherwise either doesn't know anything about the history of pro wrestling, or is just trolling people to feel cool. Awful stuff. The day they hang it up for good will be a great day for wrestling."

[10.0] "Back in 2014 when I was ready to stop watching wrestling as a whole, watching the Young Bucks on a PWG DVD basically revitalized my love for it. These guys just have incredible matches and have such an insane amount of chemistry with each other as a team. As someone that loves tag team wrestling, I could watch these guys forever. They've given SO many teams their best match too."

[10.0] "The Young Bucks are the best tag team of all time. There is not much more that needs to be said about it"

[10.0] "The greatest tag team of all time by such a large margin, when you look at how many great matches they have had, that I question the integrity of any rating below a 10 on here."

[7.0] "In a not so distant parallel universe, these two are beating the shit out of one another with timber wrapped in barbed wire and tube lighting in front of about 12 people. Most of them relatives. Think the Yard T... phrase is frowned upon nowdays but that's the foul aroma this pair omit. Can't be bothered to learn which is which, Nick might be the slightly taller, slightly more talented and slightly less insufferable one. They have been in some great mash ups no doubt, a couple Blood & Guts, vs the Lucha Bros All Out 2021 and more. Fine for spotfests but really don't want to see the pair of them more than about once a month. Meltzer Driver is also one of the worst finishers in use today."

[10.0] "the greatest tag team of our time and when they hang it up, they will be considered the greatest tag team of all time."

[8.0] "Look outside the ring I absolutely despise this 2. Their characters suck, their attitudes suck, their egos suck , I legit cant stand them or their EVP gimmicks. But I unfortunately have to admit.. inring. Man they are unbelievably talent. Their chemistry with each other and just about anyone who they happen to be wrestling on the night is always insane. They put over talent, they take bumps and they are just good damn wrestlers man. 8/10"

[10.0] "They've been insanely consistent this year , the early new Japan work isn't my thing but the AEW stuff since returning has been phenomenal and if they keep this up they could have a case for tag team of the year"

[7.0] "I like their wrestling style but I feel like they live off what they did a decade ago. Currently they only apply the same tag team spots that are known but individually their lack of psychology and knowing how to carry on a fight without the need to use double-team moves every 5 minutes is noticeable. I feel that if they break the team they will become generic guys like what happened to the Usos. Apart from this, this year they are recovering their physical form and I hope that their level too because the Young Bucks gave wrestling much more than people think."

[10.0] "I rated them back in 2020 but I didn't put any comments. Now I feel that I have to. They are simply the greatest tag team of all time, and one of the most influencial too. There's isn't something to say about The Young Bucks that hasn't been said already. The greatest to ever do it in tag team competition."

[0.0] "Man, I hate these two so much. Not because of their in-ring skills -- yeah, I'll admit they're talented guys -- but because every single match they have is the same damn thing. It's all superkicks, no-selling, and endless flip-flops with no real storytelling or psychology behind it. It's like they're doing a gymnastics routine instead of wrestling. There's no emotion, no struggle, no realism -- just a bunch of choreographed spots designed to pop the crowd for five seconds. What they do isn't wrestling anymore -- it's comedy, it's parody, it's a circus act disguised as a match. And don't even get me started on their attitude. The way they carry themselves, you'd think they invented tag team wrestling. They act like they're the greatest team of all time, but here's the thing: if they were really as good as they think they are, they'd be in WWE right now with multiple tag title reigns under their belt. But they're not -- and I don't buy the whole "we would never go to WWE" excuse. That's just damage control because they know they wouldn't last in a system that demands real character work and consistency, not just flips and memes. At the end of the day, they're just no-selling, self-absorbed performers who fit perfectly where they are -- in front of a niche audience that cheers for spots instead of substance. They don't elevate the art of wrestling -- they turn it into a joke."

[10.0] "Everyone has a right to their opinion, but to me the young bucks are the greatest tag team of all time. Just the way they've revolutionized this generation of tag wrestling, they've had an incredible match catalogue and have to me just been maybe the most consistently great team in a long time. Shout out to the best match in AEW history, which featured them, between them and Hangman/Kenny."

[10.0] "They're the best team ever. Their catalog of matches is insane. The Young Bucks have revolutionized tag-team wrestling."

[10.0] "The Young Bucks, in my opinion, are one of the best tag teams of all time. In terms of modern tag teams, FTR, MCMG, and the Lucha Bros are the only teams that come close in pure wrestling ability, match pacing, and innovation. The Bucks at their absolute best have a supernatural ability to layout a match, and when they're clicking they get the crowd to react exactly how they need to. As heels, they are incredible at making their opponents look good. After the CM Punk drama and the EVP run where they switched up their style, it feels like they've become a bit underrated. Now that they've found a great way to meld their heel personas with their matches, these guys are set to do great work in the rest of 2025."

[9.0] "the greatest tag team of all time, when I think of a tag team with excellent chemistry and always brings something to the table it's always the young bucks. people say the usos are the best and bring up young bucks and their superkicks but the usos do the same, both brothers have put on amazing matches as a singles wrestler too. amazing matches with the lucha bros, hangman and kenny, el generico and steen, and more. creditable tag team with everything needed."

[6.0] "Okay, I guess this platform is forcing me to talk about a tag team for the first time, so here we go. What can I even say about them? They're good, really good, but why exactly? Is it the storylines they've been involved in? Their semi-innovative moveset? Or maybe the lucha libre-style acrobatics? Honestly, I don't even know. It's crazy how I never really stopped to think about a tag team basically running an entire promotion. And yeah, there's all the controversy and drama surrounding them, but at the end of the day, they do put on solid matches. The problem? It's the same moves we've seen in PWG, NJPW, and now AEW. I've been watching them for years, and at this point, I'm just bored of the same repetitive spots. Are they a great tag team? No doubt. Are they key figures in Bullet Club and AEW's creation? 100%. But man... I just can't do it anymore."

[10.0] "They are without a doubt the greatest tag team to ever live. Pioneers in the business and helped put tag team wrestling on the map in more ways than one. They have two of the best tag matches of all time, with All Out 2021 Vs Lucha Brothers being my favorite tag match of all time. They won't get their flowers until they retire, but when they do i hope they get bundles of roses from everyone."

[10.0] "Greatest tag team of our lifetimes, true pioneers of this business, and they did it from nothing and working their way up to the top, from the backyards to the big leagues."

[4.0] "Nothing they do inside or outside of the ring is believable. They don't have natural charisma or acting skills of any sort so their promo work comes off as a poor imitation of better pro-wrestlers of the 80's or 90's. Their moves are pretty clean but their matches are just too full of things like false finishes and no-selling, especially considering they're not physically impressive either (especially with their most recent EVP attires). Storyline wise, everything they do is incredibly melodramatic and childish for people nearing their 40's."

[4.0] "The Young Bucks are a special indy act that performance wise probably hit their peak while in Ring of Honor. They're terrible at promos, acting, and unfortunately, we get to see a lot of that as of late. They're not good at selling, though I appreciate some of their heel work. They've had some great matches, though too often anymore their matches are so choreographed. That's not too much of a problem if you can hit your spots, and it's ugly when they don't. They also do a lot of "comedy" in wrestling, and I don't find them funny very often. They made themselves popular breaking all the rules of professional wrestling, but I think people are finding out why they were there to begin with."

[10.0] "The greatest tag team of all time. Pure innovators. On top of that, they wind up a lot of dorks. Easy 10."

[4.0] "If wrestling operated like an occasional athletic showcase, where shows took place every three months with minimal story and a focus purely on athleticism, then the Young Bucks would shine as phenomenal performers. They've achieved something remarkable for high-flyers in pro wrestling typically beloved faces throughout wrestling history by being intensely hateable heels. Their style worked perfectly in NJPW, where fans often tune in primarily for the big events. Over time, though, the Bucks have shown little growth or adaptation. Their high-octane, heel persona was effective in NJPWs sporadic format, but the constant, weekly grind of AEWs televised programming has exposed some issues. Watching their style week after week has a "fancy caviar every day" effect; what was once impressive now feels repetitive. Their in-ring style, especially in the early days, was almost revolutionary, as they delivered high-risk moves in nearly every match. They were pioneers in going all out, but this also means that newer wrestlers, many of whom they inspired, are now doing the same moves only faster, sharper, and with fresher energy. As for ring psychology, its largely absent in their matches, and thats not necessarily a flaw. The Young Bucks have always embodied the wrestling as sport and spectacle philosophy, which leaves little room for traditional storytelling. They stand as catalysts of change, pushing wrestling away from the old-school approach and emphasizing high spots and athletic display. While they've driven positive changes in locker room culture and a shift toward a modern style, they're also emblematic of the limitations of sticking rigidly to one ideology, as they've struggled to adapt in an evolving wrestling landscape."

[5.0] "The Young Bucks are genuinely mid, although to their credit, they know how to market themselves and hang out with others for an insanely lucrative career. However, I'm only rating them based on their matches. Personally, I'm not into indieriffic matches where selling is non-existent and psychology is just as lacking. They can do some nice callbacks to previous matches, but the Young Bucks are otherwise quite forgettable, especially compared to the people they surround themselves with (Omega, Cody, etc.)."

[10.0] "When it comes to tag team wrestling, only a few teams can preform sufficient double team moves while being innovative and having ground breaking chemistry. Teams that come to mind include the Usos, The Hardy Boyz, FTR, #DIY, and the only other team that is on these levels (if not higher) is the Young Bucks. Their movesets are insane and they can work as both heels and faces. This is an insane team that is great at what they do. Tag Team wrestling at its finest"

[8.0] "They were a great tag team that has kinda fallen off. They used to be really fun and wild and awesome but now, with the new EVP gimmick, it just doesn't click for me. I don't like gimmicks where it's "If you don't like them it's working." They're just kinda stale and not what they used to be. But overall I can't deny how talented they are and the amount of amazing tag team matches they put on. They're feud with FTR, The Lucha Bros. and Jurassic Express were really fun and I can't deny how fun they are to watch in the ring. Overall solid tag team, but I miss the old gimmick. I also really miss BTE."

[9.0] "As much as i hate these dudes outside the ring, you can't deny that they're probably one if not the greatest Tag Teams of all-time."

[7.0] "I wouldn't say they are washed, just look at Sting's final match, that was Elite (pun intended) Performance by them, now they are just not trying, and that doesn't help the AEW Tag Division at all right now"

[10.0] "I don't know the why of low ratings. They are pure magic, one of the few REAL tag team of the last 10 years. Two brothers, full alchemy, great technician. One of the best tag team of last 20 years."

[5.0] "Not my style of wrestling, too much acrobatics and false finishes, not tons of storytelling in Young Bucks matches. I'm only talking about their wrestling abilities and not who they are as people because I believe in separating the art from the artist."

[10.0] "One of the greatest tag team of all time. Their chemistry is insanely good. Their double team moves are awesome. PWG, ROH, AEW, or wrestling in Japan, they've always been the best tag team around. Both of them are very talented. I like Nick's high flying, and Matt's skills in the ring are very great. The meltzer driver and more bang for your buck are some of the best finishers ever."

[7.0] "A controversial rating here so I will try not to get all Cult of Cornette. Once you have seen these two a few times they have nothing left to give. Ok, they have some impressive acrobatic moves but they lose their shine after youve seen them done over and over again. I find their matches often lack basic psychology and have a tendency to bury to referee. At least they always use the same ref for their matches so its only one ref that looks like a jabrone. I give them a 7 based solely on their style and movez. Was tempted to give them lower."

[4.0] "It's hard to deny the impact that the Young Bucks have had on the business, more specifically on the indy scene where they are seen as legends. Their matches are overly choreographed spot-fests with no sense of psychology that often come across as fake and phony. They're athletic enough to make the matches work and they've been going together as a unit for over 20 years at this point and I can see how some people can find them entertaining. I unfortunately just don't, I respect their work but they are just not my cup of tea."

[6.0] "The Young Bucks have been one of the worst influences on professional wrestling as a whole in the last 10 years. Their particular brand of wink-at-the-camera comedy antics don't really work for me and the amount of indy kids trying to be like them has led to a lot of garbage flooding the scene. However, they are more than capable of putting on a good match when they leave their comedy on the webshow and have an actual pro wrestling match. The Meltzer Driver is one of my personal favorite tag-team moves. And although I hate the way they spam them constantly, the boys can nail a good superkick. I'm giving them a 6 because I recognize the ability to have good matches and the importance of the Bucks to the modern pro wrestling landscape. Even if I personally wish they hadn't had any."

[10.0] "I understand the perspective of Jim Cornette and other old-school mainstream wrestling fans, but I side with the majority here: The Young Bucks are an excellent tag team, not because of their promo skills or in-ring storytelling, but due to their incredible talent, entertainment value, and ability to deliver outstanding matches. Their in-ring prowess is unparalleled, showcasing moves rarely seen from other wrestlers, and their personalities shine more during matches than outside the ring. I'm not concerned if their matches are overly choreographed or if they are labeled as "spot monkeys". I can overlook their occasional cartoonish antics such as their video game-like resilience to multiple high-impact moves, which is common in indie promotions. I'd much rather watch fast-paced chaos than a drawn-out technical match full of chokeholds or a slow big man slugfest. If the criticism is that their matches seem unbelievable, there are more significant issues to address because they execute they can sell pretty well despite the criticism they get for no selling moves. If the concern is their promo style, it simply reflects a preference for the classic pro wrestling style, which is perfectly valid but JUST AN OPINION. It holds no real value beyond being that - an opinion."

[7.0] "The Bucks are a hard one to rate. On one hand, the bucks are no doubt on everyone's indie tag team mount rushmore, the countless legendary matches they are involved in and angles that are a part of throughout the years. People love to dunk on them for being the poster child of non psychology, flippy floppy spot monkeys, and poor selling. A lot of that is blown out of proportion, however are definitely true to some degree especially toward the tail end of the careers. AEW Bucks especially are a mixed bag especally, when we are looking at two EVPs, two leading roles of this tag division, an indie nostalgia act that's very rare, they are just not how they present themselves make out to be. We are so far away from the peak Young Bucks almost a decade ago, that it felt lost through the times and we are only getting what's left of them now, and they will never be the ones in PWG, in ROH, leading a wave of change in the wrestling world."

[9.0] "The Young Bucks haven't always pleased me or wrestled in a style that I enjoy, but they are one of the greatest tag teams of all time, specially considering their contributions to modern wrestling, no doubt about that. The Bucks accomplished a lot in almost every single company out there, and it's impossible to tell the story of wrestling outside of WWE without them. I disagree with a lot of things they represent, but I would be a crazy man if I deny that these guys are good, they are super talented and charismatic."

[8.0] "They've had a lot of great matches throughout the years and really elevated themselves into a main event level team. I know people like to dunk on them, and sometimes they do deserve it, but they're not the worst tag team to ever make it in professional wrestling. They can wrestle, they're athletic, decent on the mic, have a bit of charisma, they're just a very solid team. However, I don't think you could ever confidently say you're one of the best teams ever without at least having one run in WWE. These guys could absolutely do it and really become "superstars" if they were to do so, until then I really can't give them anything other than an 8. Not all guys need to go to WWE to become a legend or a big name, but I feel like if you're a tag team... you've gotta have a run there, at least once."

[4.0] "You ever go to a bar where there is a cover band playing? Sure, we all have. But imagine this band is incredibly tight, so skilled but only play the worst songs from that band they are covering's back catalogue. And they play it as loud as possible while yelling at the crowd angrily between sets. That's The Young Bucks. A tag team of nerdy youth pastors that saw The Rockers and said "hey, let's BOTH be a foot shorter version of Shawn Michaels! " while in reality, they are actually just two Marty Jannettys. They are tiny, egotistical geeks who constantly pick fights outside of wrestling that they always lose. But, they are the "Vader" of the late 10's / early 20's in that they precipitated the wildest changes in wrestling in a generation. Their selling and in-ring antics are more suitable for comedy wrestling, though. I'd rate them lower, and they are bigots, but I really can't go too low considering that they haven't murdered or SA-ed anyone (that we know of). They also aren't the worst influence in their dying pro wrestling org - that's reserved for Jericho."

[5.0] "I think I get why these guys are as popular as they are, at least to some extent, but there's very little about them that appeals to me. The Young Bucks are a tag team that epitomizes the popular in-ring style of the 2010s indie scene - fast paced, stunt-centric matches laden with complex spots and flashy sequences. Basically every fundamental convention of wrestling is kind of absent in most Young Bucks matches, you're not going to see much heat, or anything really resembling a babyface/heel dynamic, and you'll probably see some overt cooperation between opponents. It probably won't feel like there's much animosity between the contestants, or like there's even really a competition happening in the ring. In most cases, the best you can hope to see from this team is a visually engaging exhibition of moves and stunts, and the ability of the audience to suspend their disbelief or engage emotionally with the match is sacrificed for the sake of achieving same. Luckily, that's enough for your average indie show attendee from the 2010s, but I don't think the Young Bucks function well as a fixture of a weekly televised wrestling product. There are a lot of fundamental aspects of wrestling and its presentation that they struggle with. In the right context and with the right opponent, they're definitely capable of a more functional wrestling match, but they've never been able to convince me that they know how to present themselves or how to get themselves over with anybody for whom they haven't already."

[5.0] "The most overrated team in tag team history. Just an annoying fun sucking piece of modern wrestling that shows the decline of the buisness as a whole. They just spit in the face of sting with this last storyline the whole way through and their current gimmick is 2000s WCW crap. Them being the highlight of a deflating tag devision now strikes me as a low point in the buisness."

[2.0] "I like how every Young Bucks match tells a story. It tells the story of "The Young Bucks were booked to win". They even get their opponents to help them tell that story because their opponents inevitably stop trying to win themselves and actively set up spots so that the Young Bucks win. Like the spot where their opponent stands around dazed for up to a minute while the Young Bucks pander to the crowd for way too long before they launch themselves in an unnecessary dive that nobody will bother to sell. Or the spot where opponents will visibly drop their character so the Young Bucks can try to hit a convoluted double-team move that just doesn't work. Sometimes it doesn't work because they botch the move badly, but sometimes it doesn't work because that sort of spot doesn't make sense in the "all wrestlers are trying to win" sense. But then you remember that the story of the match is "The Young Bucks were booked to win" and it's all okay. When things go bad they can just steal what made other people popular for the cheap pop from people that vote 10. Too bad that they try to pass themselves off as wrestlers, though."

[10.0] "The Young Bucks are without a shadow of a doubt, the greatest tag team of all-time. Their longevity is legitimately unheard of in pro- wrestling. No ones match catalogue look as great as theirs, it's incredible. Easily the best junior tag team in NJPW history and also they have clearly the Best AEW tag title reign ever. Lucha Bros vs Bucks is the best Cagematch ever. They also have the Blood and Guts match, historic best of 7 series, Anarchy in the Arena and then the premiere match against FTR in Wembley on their resume. Without them their is no legit alternative so therefore you could argue they are the most important/influential tag team of all-time."

[10.0] "The Young Bucks are much smarter than people give them credit for. They branded Bullet Club in such a way that made it hit the mainstream in the mid to late 2010s and they aided in the existence of AEW. They have made their fair share of mistakes, but nobody is perfect. They will most likely go down as one of the greatest tag teams of all time, and I hope their current gimmick of leaning in to the mixed reactions of the crowd goes as well as I think it might."

[8.0] "Young Bucks are good in the ring as they have a fun high-flying style and have worked on their selling and psychology skills. They have charisma and they are great at using social media to get over. Much better as the heels than faces."

[8.0] "The young bucks are a lot like Taylor Swift to me. There good, however not as good as fans of them say. While I can't deny their impact on the industry, I just prefer other teams and find other teams to be better then them. I disagree with Cornette in how they are just a bunch of spot monkeys as their not. They've had some truly great matches, however I believe that their are better tags teams both all time and current. I have loved some of their matches, however I just prefer other tags teams."

[6.0] "Ever SInce i First saw the young bucks I could admit they can have good matches but other than that they are very boring IMO and their past 2 years in AEW have been meh IMO with generic boring storylines that blend together and having the same styles of matches over and over again. They are no longer the best tag team in the world and haven't been in several years, they were a good addition to aew in the beginning years but after all the controversy i'll admit they get on my nerves more and more as they appear on my screen."

[10.0] "Banger team. They're the best spotfest duo no doubt about it, and every match they wrestle is fun as hell. At this point is hard to even tell a negative point about these guys... maybe they're a little goofy sometimes, but it's part of the charm, love them"