Ridiculous dunks in slow motion starring Young Hollywood, C. Stapes and Airdogg

The Venice beachside basketball courts, which served as one of the venues in White Men Can’t Jump, were recently the site of some high-flying acrobatics from three of Southern California’s finest dunkers.

Haneef “Young Hollywood” Munir, Christon “C Stapes” Staples, and Michael “Airdogg” Stewart strutted their stuff(s) for a series of slow motion videos from Whistle Sports.

A photo posted by Airdogg (@airdogg55) on Oct 21, 2015 at 12:13am PDT

Volume one is bookended by dazzling dunks by C Stapes, the first of which is a twisting 560 throw down that earns him top honors from this batch of rim benders. He also gets extra credit for commissioning beads with pendants featuring his in-action likeness.

A photo posted by Christon Staples 🏀✈🌏 (@errrbody_hatechris) on Nov 23, 2015 at 8:16am PST

In volume two, Young Hollywood steals the show by leaping another player and then reaching back to execute a no-look jam after sailing past the rim. Hollywood was Andre 3000’s stunt-double for all of his dunks in the Will Ferrell comedy Semi-Pro.

A photo posted by Young Hollywood (@younghollywooddunks) on Nov 20, 2015 at 11:51am PST

AirDogg edges out his on-court cohorts in volume three, with a two-footed takeoff on way to a human-hopping dunk. On Instagram, he cast himself in White Men Can’t Jump 2 in the role made popular by Wesley Snipes.

A photo posted by Airdogg (@airdogg55) on Sep 12, 2015 at 12:31pm PDT