His self-admitted weak points are hula-hoop (Glow in the Dark Trick Shots) and soccer (Quarantine Classic Night 4)
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Exactly What It Says on the Tin, the series focuses on the guys basically using their connections to cross off as much of their bucket lists as they can. In 2020, a new series premiered called "Bucket List". The group will embark on a third tour in 2022 the aforementioned Canadian dates are not on the calendar at all. A second tour was planned for 2020, but obviously got pushed back to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic (two planned Canadian dates - in Toronto and Ottawa - got pushed back to June 2022). In 2019, the group went on their first cross-country tour.
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In addition to the YouTube videos and TV show, the group has also written two books, made four mobile games, has their own line of toys produced by Nerf, and even created a flavor of baked beans for Serious Bean Co. Understandably, they stopped uploading to this channel due to being too busy. At one point in 2012, they had a third channel called Trick Shot, where they would post viewer-submitted content three videos would be showcased per week: a "Big Time" shot, a "Brilliant" shot, and a "Blooper".
They also set up a vlogging channel called DudePerfectTV, but they rarely, if ever, post videos to it since joining Whistle Sports.
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A parody of a talk show, the bimonthly (in this case, every other month) features Guinness World Record attempts, plus two popular segments, one called "Wheel Unfortunate", where a member is randomly selected to spin a wheel full of punishments, and another called "Cool Not Cool", where each member presents an object that may not be well-known by the public, and the others judge whether it is cool or not.
In January 2018, a new show on the channel premiered called Overtime. The group no longer posts content to the channel, although they do have a deal with Whistle to make long-form content. They also had an original series on Whistle called Face Off, where two members of the group were selected via a blind draw to take part in a one-on-one game, with another member selected via a blind draw to act as the event's announcer, which they chose to do as a goofy character instead of themselves. The group also made content for another YouTube sports-based channel called Whistle Sports, where their bonus content for each trick shot, Stereotypes, and some Battles videos was posted. A third season premiered on October 27, 2018. note A sneak preview episode aired six days earlier after the 2017 Kids Choice Sports Awards. The series moved to Nickelodeon for its second season, which kicked off on July 22, 2017. The 13-episode first season concluded on June 30, 2016. It was an instant success, scoring the highest-ever rating for a CMT original series premiere. In April of 2016, the group got their own TV show, which premiered on CMT on April 14, 2016. As of July 2019, the group has over 43.6 million subscribers and over 8.3 billion views on YouTube.
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