This YouTube video, titled 'Could DJI Become China’s Version of Skynet? 🤯', discusses the implications of DJI's drone technology, drawing parallels to the fictional AI 'Skynet' from the Terminator franchise. The description highlights the use of drones in military contexts and implies a broader discussion about technological advancement and potential future scenarios related to China's technological capabilities. The content is presented as part of a podcast or show by Shawn Ryan, with links provided for channel memberships and patronage.
This video showcases custom "Cyberpunk Aesthetic Mods" applied to a Masterpiece Arms 930T. It focuses on visual modifications and the unique style achievable for this specific firearm, likely appealing to enthusiasts interested in firearm customization and unique builds within the cyberpunk theme.
This video discusses a cyber attack that caused devices to explode, drawing parallels to cyberpunk narratives. It explores how technology can be used to establish patterns of life for individuals, organizations, and even countries. The episode is sponsored by Obsidian Arms, a manufacturer of firearms, parts, and gunsmith tools based in Minnesota. The description also mentions supporting other culture casts and boutique products.
This episode features "Reaper" discussing the nature of modern insurgencies and the concept of the "Fog of War," extending beyond governmental conflicts to include corporations and special interest groups. The discussion touches upon how these dynamics contribute to a feeling of unease and the rise of conspiracy theories in America, suggesting a veiled, cyberpunk-like dystopia. Several books on related topics are mentioned, including "The Accidental Guerrilla" and "Out of the Mountains" by Kilcullen, "Beautiful Trouble" by Andrew Boyd, "Fry the Brain" by John West, and "Phantom Soldier" by Poole. The video is sponsored by Obsidian Arms, a firearms and parts manufacturer, and promotes associated content platforms.
This video, titled 'Cyberpunk : MISSION - Transmission', appears to be a narrative-driven scenario within a Cyberpunk setting, likely related to the Brutality Matches event series. The premise involves retrieving stolen radio components from a 'cannibal camp' to rebuild a radio and send a rescue transmission. It highlights a collaboration with 'Lead Cloud' and the 'Autumn Pact' for a stage at 'High Desert Brutality 2024'. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the context of a 'mission' and a 'cannibal camp' implies a survival or tactical scenario, potentially involving firearms engagement. The description also promotes InRange's Patreon and Brutality events.
This video, titled "Cyberpunk Revolver (Empire PBF)", appears to be a content piece focused on firearms. The description includes a channel membership link and a sponsorship mention for MidwayUSA. Given the title and the nature of the sponsor, the video is likely a review, showcase, or discussion related to a specific revolver, possibly with a futuristic or custom aesthetic given the "Cyberpunk" theme. The content's primary focus is expected to be on the firearm itself, its features, and potentially its performance.
This video introduces the Flux Defense Raider, a firearm with a distinct aesthetic often compared to the Cyberpunk and Blade Runner film franchises. The description humorously links the firearm to characters like Ana De Armas, Panam, Judy, and Ryan Gosling, suggesting it evokes a specific pop culture vibe. The video likely features B-roll footage and then focuses on the Flux Defense Raider itself, with a closing segment.
This video showcases a custom-designed "Cyberpunk Samurai" fabric overlay for a holster. The creator expresses excitement about the blend of modern and traditional aesthetics. They encourage viewer feedback and direct them to their website and Instagram story for more photos. The hashtags provided hint at a tactical or firearms-related product.
This video reviews the Strike Modular Chassis system (SMC) for Sig P320 series pistols, offering a modern, cyberpunk-inspired aesthetic. The presenter highlights receiving an early production batch with some bonus items. While the core of the video focuses on the SMC, related content includes affiliate links for 3D printing equipment, general gear recommendations, and a Patreon page. The reviewer mentions using specific printers and filaments for their projects, implying a DIY or customization angle to firearm accessories.
This YouTube video showcases a 3D printed Glock handgun inspired by the aesthetics of the video game Cyberpunk 2077. The creator mentions previous attempts at creating cyberpunk-themed firearms, noting a lack of understanding of the genre among viewers. This Glock project directly incorporates design elements from the game, aiming for a more accurate representation of cyberpunk style. The video title also includes "CyberChungus," a unique descriptor for the build.
This video showcases a custom, cyberpunk-styled Hatfield 12 gauge shotgun. The creator details how they designed and 3D-printed modern furniture for the firearm, transforming its appearance with an 80s-future aesthetic. The video highlights the modification process and the resulting unique look of the short-barreled shotgun (SBS).
This YouTube Shorts video is a teaser for a longer video showcasing a custom-built 12 Gauge shotgun with a cyberpunk aesthetic. The creator designed and 3D printed 80s techno-futurist furniture for a tax-stamped Hatfield 12 gauge shotgun. The video hints at the shotgun's readiness for fantastical combat scenarios.
