What is Reaper from 405 Street Outlaws Talking About?

We will be discussing some of the crazy rumors surrounding the street outlaws world right now. But before we get into that, the host has something he would like to say.

At the start of this week’s episode, the host announces that he will officially be done with school. For those who don’t know, he has been studying secondary education and history, and he still has to do student teaching this fall. But, in regards to showing up to class, having homework, taking tests, and writing papers, he’ll be all done with that.

The host goes on to reflect on his journey through school, which has taken almost 10 years. A big part of this journey has been Street Race Talk. The host reminisces about the first episode of Street Race Talk, which he posted on Christmas Day in 2015. Since then, he has not missed a single week. Every single Friday, a new episode of Street Race Talk has gone live.

The host is so proud of the community that has been built around Street Race Talk. He thanks his viewers for watching every single week and for making these videos a part of their weekly routine. The journey of Street Race Talk has been crazy, but the host is proud to have been a part of it.

Moving on to the main topic, the host discusses the viewerships and ratings from the past week’s episode of Street Outlaws. He notes that a new episode of Street Outlaws: Fastest in America had 555,000 viewers and was ranked 45th overall. This is the second-highest rated episode for this season.

The host then brings up some heavy news. A driver, Ryan Fellows, passed away during the filming of Street Outlaws. In a deadly crash, his car caught fire, and he unfortunately did not survive. The host doesn’t think we’ll see the race at all on TV, but he’s not sure how it will be portrayed. He acknowledges that this is the worst thing that could happen with filming this TV show, and it’s completely unprecedented.

In conclusion, the host reflects on the journey of Street Race Talk and thanks his viewers once again for their support. He also reminds us that there are more important things in life than street racing and that we should all take a moment to appreciate the things that really matter.