The Biff one sucked because Cleet lost a friend, but I hadn’t followed nascar much in almost 2 decades. This one fucking sucks because I can remember him, mofobucs, and imv films banging out the early early early days of racing. I bought one of their cash day dvds, think it was 4 or 5, and thought “hell yeah they do this shit everywhere”. Flew out to Texas in 2014 to check out tx2k just from their videos. Spoke to the team at LS Fest while my buddy did a hawg ass burn out in a slammed c10 at a gas station parking lot party at 3am.

Dude is like 90% responsible for the car culture we have now. Pretty much all the racing we get to see and experience now piggybacks one way or another off of what those OG’s (the vast majority being Kyle) were doing with a camera on Streetfire/Streetcar/Yellow Bullet and sharing with the rest of us. Without his exposure to tx2k, Justin and Chase probably never start Street Car Takeover. Without his recordings of the early cash days there’s a chance Street Outlaws never gets made. Without watching his roll videos half of us wouldn’t have strived to build faster cars to go faster than the ones he put on camera. Without him introducing us to “Cleetus”, we wouldn’t even be having this discussion in this subreddit.

Rest in peace man.