In 2016, Danny MacAskill dropped a video called Wee Day Out. It blew up the internet. With over 30 million views, it became one of those films that nearly everyone saw. And for good reason: MacAskill did things on a bike in Wee Day Out that seemed as though they should have been impossible. Touring through Edinburgh, Scotland, the filmmakers wanted to capture a simple, fun ride in the country, except with MacAskill at the wheel. Like any good film, though, the final product was the result of a whole lot of hard work. And now, all these years later, Red Bull decided it was time to show how it was made. From filling his tires with water, wearing a backpack full of rocks, and doing impossible tricks over and over again, it’s a look into just how difficult it is to make a film like Wee Day Out.
Here’s How Danny MacAskill’s ‘Wee Day Out’ Was Made
Danny MacAskill’s “Wee Day Out” broke the internet. Here’s everything that went into making it.
BY The Inertia | Staff
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