Under Pressure: David Bowie and a group of local rock musicians

@HaydenofEverything

4 жыл бұрын

Alternatively: Queen and a local singer

@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin

4 жыл бұрын

Bowie: "Are we ready?" Producer: "Yeah we got Freddi--" Bowie: "Doesn't matter" Producer: "But it's Freddi-" Bowie: "It. Doesn't. Matter."

@certifiedpossum8655

4 жыл бұрын

*Property of Queen Productions*

@bolson42

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I wonder who he played with...

@captainalex8003

4 жыл бұрын

@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin Producer: SHUT UP AND LET ME FINISH! >:(

I love how Adam went full "how to basic" in the kitchen

@xybur

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't see any eggs in his coffee cup

@malcelinho

4 жыл бұрын

AND of course...DE LICC

@iurigrang

4 жыл бұрын

Are you a cuber by any chance?

@lifeontheledgerlines8394

4 жыл бұрын

That was next to some gear, that made me anxious not gonna lie

@andrewblawson

4 жыл бұрын

He didn't spill the scalding liquid on on his skinny lady legs either.

I believe you have another form of synesthesia where you taste spices while playing obscure chords.

@themandownstairs4765

4 жыл бұрын

Also tang. Adam Neely tastes tang when he plays slightly less obscure chords.

@prickyX

4 жыл бұрын

TANG, It's what the Jazz Astronauts drink...

@confusedflourbeetle4734

4 жыл бұрын

i thought everyone had that

@KrazyEngima

3 жыл бұрын

You telling me everyone doesn’t taste chili powder when they play minor 6ths

@0hn0haha

3 жыл бұрын

Music has tastes to me, too. I don't tastes in my mouth when I play it, but all of music analogies are food related, cuz thats a close concept to me. C is buttery, e flat is like the fat from a steak. But its the thought, not the sound. My favorite cello sounds like walnuts tho, so tone quality and even octave affects it. Higher notes get more umame and savory until the a string then it gets sweet and finally sour

Adam's sponsorship are on another level of randomness and i love it

@tayniloalves7089

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same...

@ConvincingPeople

4 жыл бұрын

Guru Analytic Actually, they love Adam’s bizarre and absurd sense of humour, which in this case may be tied to his being paid to advertise something (as a part of his livelihood) but is just as much using that as an excuse.

"And I think more people should play it [bass clarinet] in jazz." I'm now convinced that there's a conspiracy of jazz bassists trying to push the bass clarinet agenda all across the globe to topple the hegemony of regular clarinets in jazz.

@tastybassy8135

4 жыл бұрын

Marcus Miller

@pearspeedruns

4 жыл бұрын

There is a conspiracy of Bb soprano clarinetists trying to promote that instrument as the "regular" clarinet, when we all know that's it's bass

@teddavies5898

4 жыл бұрын

bass clarinet is the best low woodwind that's not baritone sax change my mind

@pearspeedruns

4 жыл бұрын

Ted Davies Ever heard of the gigarackett?

@sanstheskeleton2023

4 жыл бұрын

Ted Davies Contrabass Clarinet is better

damn he pulled a sneaky on us with that ad and I enjoyed it

Thank you so much for your answer on 7:22. On that note, I'm loving Adam's more chaotic style of editing recently. You can really feel the jazz.

@yachatzmusic7933

4 жыл бұрын

So this was my question but I'm responding because I feel bad for how I phrased it. I didn't mean to romanticize it in any way-- I meant something along the lines of 'personal struggle such as mental illness creating music filled with feeling' which is certainly not positive

"Good vibes...yeah..." also maybe this chord *Cmaj9sus7 noise*

@michael-solomon

4 жыл бұрын

wouldnt that be an inverted D9

@raulperez2308

4 жыл бұрын

c lydian 6 add2? or maybe d major add2 over c, i don't know don't forget there's an f# there

@giygas7392

4 жыл бұрын

@@raulperez2308 Oh, whoops. I didn't notice the F#. Hey, maybe Adam will explain what the chord is in the next Q+A ;)

@lifeontheledgerlines8394

4 жыл бұрын

Vibe check... looks like the vibraphone's broken! Gotta love that my school's music program is underfunded.

@giygas7392

4 жыл бұрын

@@lifeontheledgerlines8394 that seems to be a trend, unfortunately...when I was a senior in HS we had some promising upcoming freshmen musicians in jazz band but they were also athletes, and they missed so many gigs because soccer took priority... :(

please never make coffee next to your audio system ever again. thanks in advance.

@whatTheFup

4 жыл бұрын

For that correct jazz feel, his audio system also needs some of that black hot jazz juice

@Bladavia

4 жыл бұрын

I had a heart attack when that water poured on the desk

@sbyrstall

4 жыл бұрын

Or use a French press.

@anachronismic

4 жыл бұрын

@@sbyrstall (it's a french press in the video though)

@cxmxg

4 жыл бұрын

Nice cat

Great video as always Adam. A question for your next Q+A... what’s your favourite Beatles song? Thanks!

@kusuosaiki8139

3 жыл бұрын

:o didnt expect to see u here

Here come not so super fast timecodes! 0:14 Are you on tour with Sungazer? 0:17 How can I learn the bass clef quicker? 0:52 What is this chord? A, C#, F, G#. I really like the sound of it and was wondering how it could be used? 2:05 What's the secret to having an interesting life? 2:13 What are you thoughts on David Bowie's Blackstar? 3:00 How do I get good at jazz, and how do you take your coffee? 4:22 How often do you see bass clarinet in jazz? 4:43 How did your band come up with the name Sungazer? 5:09 Is there any shame in not being able to play wothout looking at the keyboard or neck? 5:28 Since you experience color when hearing a note, why do you not have perfect pitch? 7:20 Is mental instability benefitial to composition (mingus)? 7:50 What is yoir favourite chord 8:09 How do you cope with your mental health and being a musician? 8:45 Thoughts on Esperanza Spalding? 9:13 parallel fifths lick 9:16 Best Scott Lafaro recording? 9:49 What happened to inside//outside? 11:08 Should jazz musicians be improvising over more modern pop hits to stay relevant? 11:37 What did you play on your berklee audition? 11:59 tell us about the scary pockets session!!! Peace, Nikk

@xikitten734

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@jhoelsebastian5179

4 жыл бұрын

the lick at 4:16

@BigHenFor

4 жыл бұрын

I have

@Henrix1998

3 жыл бұрын

The title question was answered rather poorly

I screamed out of terror when he gingerly poured hot water in the commercial

“What’s my favorite chord? C major” -meme jazz guy

Hey Adam, when you change the colours on yourself, even though I immediately recognize that it's not a realistic depiction of a skin tone etc, I can still appreciate that it looks kind of cool. Do you get that kind of reaction when you see notes in the "wrong" colour, or is more of a feeling of discomfort?

@GabrielSouza-sk6ne

4 жыл бұрын

Up

@unomikoshari2632

4 жыл бұрын

Bump

Re: the mental instability helping with music - I always think it's the other way around. Music is sometimes helpful for mental illness (to a point anyway). Before I was a musician, I had a kind of nervous breakdown (basically the result of anti-depressants plus autism plus anxiety), and for months afterwards I listened to music almost non-stop. It didn't 'cure' me, but it was a consolation. I sometimes think it makes people pursue music more passionately when they're trying to get away from something or console themselves. Although that doesn't always make the person make *good* music, it just makes the person make music at any cost (Daniel Johnston, as an example). I suppose that sometimes, the music that someone like that makes happens to be also good. Going back to me if I compared my music when I was in a bad place in my life, to now, where I'm pretty happy, I'd say the former wasn't better (in fact it was worse, because I was less experienced) but it was just ... *weirder*

@PlaguePriest88

4 жыл бұрын

Really interesting, you got me thinking about things that happened to me.

I love how these are mostly personal questions and how you shared some details of your own life. Really interesting to hear

I try to avoid looking at the (guitar) neck for three reasons: 1. It hurts my neck 2. I want to develop better muscle memory 3. There are other things I want to look at - usually, the sheet music But I never worry about whether I'm looking at the keyboard when I play keyboard

“Parallel 5ths lick” Theory teachers: “so you have chosen death”

The most tasteful sponsored message I have ever seen by far. Bravo!

The coffee ad is so hilarious lol!!! Also, great contribution to scary pockets. Hope to see you with them more frequently

"Desert of the Real" isn't a Matrix reference it's actually reference in the Matrix to Simulacrum + Simulation by Jean Baudrillard which was a large inspiration for the Wachowskis in creating the film! Just FYI!

@spinnis

4 жыл бұрын

No it's obviously a reference to the Real Book.

@DanaTheLateBloomingFruitLoop

4 жыл бұрын

No, it was me, DIO!!

@EccentricFanboy

4 жыл бұрын

Ironically enough, in that Inside//Outside copied a copy (referenced a reference), the phrase "desert of the real" itself became a simulacrum.

@RTFosmark

4 жыл бұрын

@@EccentricFanboy Wow. We have tumbled down the rabbit hole.

@bronsoncarder2491

4 жыл бұрын

I'm really glad I wasn't the only one to catch that. lol

Pouring that water by all those electronics gave me an aneurysm

@NoCokeOnlyIce

4 жыл бұрын

Lucas Deal You should check out ElectroBOOM for more intellectual shitposting

Question for your next Q&A: what are your thoughts on the mellophone in jazz, especially from Don Elliot?

splendid q+a sesh, there's something super appealing about these and i feel like it's cuz i learn a lil bit about music and a lil bit about adam!!

LMAO I thought that when you got asked "How do I become good at jazz and how do you like your coffee" and you said "same answer for both" you were gonna say, "be black"

Something that truly helps me is to visualize where are the octaves of the clef im in

Fact of the day: "desert of the real" was also a reference in the Matrix to a line from Baudrillard's "Simulacra and Simulation"

Im loving this channel more and more. Your coffee ad is the best LOL!

As a pianist with small hands you don't know how incredibly jealous I am at 8:00. I can barely reach an octave with my left hand :(

@senpi801

4 жыл бұрын

Just remember, chopin had small hands and wrote winter wind

@SuryanIsaac

4 жыл бұрын

*Laughs in Liszt* I can reach a tenth btw so i guess i'm lucky :)

@spinnis

4 жыл бұрын

@@SuryanIsaac Same, although my hands are still growing.

@SuryanIsaac

4 жыл бұрын

@@spinnis Mine too! My father has really big hands which he used for basketball - I'm the same with the piano lol

@Audio-apps

4 жыл бұрын

The grass is always greener... I’ve got bass player’s, catcher’s mitts type of hands. They’ve done me well for bass, and now that I’m finally picking up on my piano, I can reach 10ths effortlessly. But... intricate voicings and licks requiring my fingers to fit between the black keys are next to impossible. Which is better? I will adapt, (and improvise) that’s the best I can do. Or find a bigger piano.

man your coffee.... i can see through it... it should look like old motor oil or liquid tar. come to italy, you will learn

@kenherbst9460

4 жыл бұрын

lmao, Vappo!!

@tmpecho

4 жыл бұрын

Tony Brophy meaty?

@TheLycanStrain

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed, but I just happen to be an American that knows how to brew the good stuff haha

Another excellent video Adam.

Question for next Q&A: I've been listening to jazz for about a year now. Something I've been struggling with is that I've been listening to many recordings, but I feel like I don't truly understand their meaning. For example, everyone says that A Love Supreme is this genius, spiritual work. I think it sounds cool, but don't get why people think so much of it... What do I need to learn/listen to in order to "get" jazz?

I have been learning all the old clefs for my studies. The best tip is looking at it with intervals. Never translate one clef into another, its to slow. Try to rember where C is and get other tones from looking at the interval and the key the piece is in.

@SmellsLikeBrass

4 жыл бұрын

As a french horn player in classical music you more often than not have to transpose to the key the piece is written in (long story), which also changes during the pieces. And I totally agree with you! Though I'm not really looking for the c, I transpose the first note of a section and then only think in intervals.

@johannesbroemmel6452

4 жыл бұрын

@@SmellsLikeBrass ah okay. I just get the c from the B of the old clefs :D

@SmellsLikeBrass

4 жыл бұрын

@@johannesbroemmel6452 I think that depends heavily on the instrument you're are playing - what are you playing? I only know bass and treble clef, but for example Dvorak's 9th changes between E, C and (very rarely) F transposition. Therefore I (we) do not only have to "move the notes up and down" but also keep in mind the key changes.

@johannesbroemmel6452

4 жыл бұрын

@@SmellsLikeBrass I only play Piano but am studying composition so I have to learn to read sheet music for bigger ensembles. I haven't gotten to transposing instruments yet. Been stuck with learning Tenor, Alt and Soprano Clef. They middle of the B of the clef sign gives me C. Thats what I meant.:) Where are you studying ?

@SmellsLikeBrass

4 жыл бұрын

@@johannesbroemmel6452 I'm not studying actually. I'm from Austria, have the golden badge (no idea if this is known anywhere else, would allow me to study Applied Music or Music Education) and made the necessary seminars to become our bandmaster. Everything I know I get from playing, conducting... and watching Adam Neely. ;-)

That sponsor advertisement was the jazzest thing that could ever exist

Can't wait to see you next Tuesday in Cambridge! I'm gonna be honest, I've never listened to Sungazer, but I'm a huge fan of the channel and have no doubt I'll love the show!

Incredible job on the ad! Had me rolling!! Great videos in general.

Best coffee ad (best ad for that matter) ever

@KingBarney

4 жыл бұрын

Binging with Babish did a pretty amazing coffee machine ad in his Tiramisu from Superbad video. Idk, I just remember that one, lol

8:51 Adam, we already know that you really try your best not to "humble brag," but its super obvious when you cut yourself off while saying "that I won." ;) Be proud of your accomplishments!

That was the first (of many) youtube videos with "embedded" sellout-advertising that I didn't skip - great job Adam!

IMSLP got me through music school! Great plug!

Sungazer tour :o Want to see you in The Netherlands sometime!

@xybur

4 жыл бұрын

I'm gonna see him on Thursday, I'm unreasonably excited about it

@sixthfloormemories1566

4 жыл бұрын

@@xybur Lucky you!

@spinnis

4 жыл бұрын

Sungazer needs to come to Sweden too!

@squishykotetsu

4 жыл бұрын

normally I'd say "while they're in Europe, they should come to Germany as well" but honestly I'd be fine with driving to the Netherlands to see them

@diddy_dante

4 жыл бұрын

Gekoloniseerd

Good video, as usual. Post Scriptum: your coffee looks like "jus de chaussette" ("sock juice"), because it's "too" clear (for us, obviously). That's how we call it in french. Love you anyway. Greetings from french Alps 🖖🇫🇷

@ryan82scott

4 жыл бұрын

Likely has more to do with a lighter roast than any other factor.

Hey Adam, I’ve always been able to understand what you mean when you talk about your synesthesia. What I haven’t been able to get it why I could so easily grasp this when you made it seem like it was such a hard concept to convey (when you say things like “...if that makes any sense”) and I finally realized that I have a very similar conception. Not really of the notes but of the chords that come out of them (ex: Bb dominant 7 is blue but as you add more extensions the color gets darker, more purple) and I just thought that was cool! Also I’ve been watching and rewatching your videos for a long time and pretty much everything I have a good understanding about in theory comes from your channel, so thank you :)

Man I love your content Adam!

Hey you, go practice once this video is done

@Attilargh

4 жыл бұрын

But I practiced for an hour before the video! :C

@draculatod3559

4 жыл бұрын

@@Attilargh I'd say your about 39 hours short for the day.

@drakonyanazkar

4 жыл бұрын

I usually watch music-related videos before practice, but he hadn't uploaded yet, so I just did what Ville did and watched it after. Time to rest now...

@lifeontheledgerlines8394

4 жыл бұрын

@@draculatod3559 But I'm not Ling Ling

@dsblocks

4 жыл бұрын

no

Hey adam, I'm curious, when you were a child, did you have a teacher that used colored stickers to mark the notes on your instrument ? Because a lot of people that have your type of synesthesia seems to have colours been printed in their mind in relationship to a note from that kind of habit. For exemple, a teacher putting a purple sticker with the letter "E" on a piano for the beginners to remember.

Also Adam, love that you've talked a little bit about health and mental health. This is something we all struggle with. One thing that has helped immensely after the past few years was going by this motto, health first, no matter what, health first. Then my music, my friends, my life, my happiness all fell in line in a gentle and warm manner. Don't get me wrong life isn't candyland, but when my health took priority: sleeping well, eating well, exercising, fasting etc everything else just started to work. My work was better etc. I was so happy you said running was helpful. I just want to say I love how were all in it together. Proud of all your work!

Adam Neely is the only person who can pull off a sponsorship ad in a youtube video and have me actually enjoy watching the entire thing.

Dog one of your frames on your wall isn’t straight and it’s bothering me

Just gotta day, this channel is the Vsauce of music.

The answer to the learning how to read bass clef question you gave was extremely helpful. Only twice did I use bass clef, in 4th grade when I played the double bass for one year as 12th grade when I was a bass in my high school acapella group Aces Angels.

Thanks for addressing mental health. It’s a very important topic especially among musicians and artists. Enjoy your videos.

that looked more like tea instead of coffee :-)

Pro tip: coffee and water should be in the same vessel.

@spinnis

4 жыл бұрын

Pro tip: Make sure that Epstein didn't kill himself in the same key!

7:54 When you're in a drop tuning on your guitar, you can make an add9 shape on the top strings, move the first finger over a fret to make an inverted version of this chord.

Great video. Looking forward to seeing your Sungazer set in Atlanta in just a few days.

the maj7#5 reminds me of debussy's clair de lune

@IanBenedict

4 жыл бұрын

That's because whole-tone scale

@coleanderson2251

4 жыл бұрын

Or La plus que lente

The person(s) who came up with the bass clef could have saved everyone a lot of trouble if he had just thought about adding a second ledger line below middle C.

@deridealetod

4 жыл бұрын

@@japanada11 (cue french violin clef)

@deridealetod

4 жыл бұрын

(cue sub-bass clef)

@deridealetod

4 жыл бұрын

word of note though, if you hand out either the french violin clef or the sub-bass clef to musicians you had better have an escape route for yourself already planned out

tangy I love your humor! Genius

I applaud you. You created the first sponsorship ad I genuinely enjoyed watching.

>Desert of the Real >Matrix reference Cmon Adam, it's Baudrillard

Nobody: Synesthetes: Ah yes. This note sounds like orange

@pablograssdestroyerofass6965

4 жыл бұрын

E major *is orange for me man*

I need to learn tenor clef quicker! I'm so pleased I found you. You make theory fun and I'm learning how to listen. Currently working on Grade 5 bassoon. The playing is fine, but the theory...The theory. I'm also playing pieces well beyond my pay grade and so looking forward to being able to play in bands again.

Question for next Q&A: Do you have any tips on how to learn to use Ableton faster? Like video to watch, forums to read or just personal tips that helped you or still help? Keep up the amazing work and du du du du duu du duuu

"Just look at all stuff that Bach ever wrote...that'll keep you busy for a while"...No Kidding...Alright alright I'm gonna go practice ╮(╯-╰”)╭

@diddy_dante

4 жыл бұрын

You sound like a TwoSetter

3:39 i heard that subtle *L I C C*

@bruno_semi

4 жыл бұрын

Very subtle

@vinniesmyyth334

4 жыл бұрын

It wasn't subtle

@bruno_semi

4 жыл бұрын

@@vinniesmyyth334 I know

@vinniesmyyth334

4 жыл бұрын

@@bruno_semi I wasn't talking to you boomer

@bruno_semi

4 жыл бұрын

@@vinniesmyyth334 Well of course you were, I'm also not offended at all.

I needed this for so long.

It cant be said enough how good it is that Adam puts the first question in the title.

9 likes over 11 views. Just saying.

@bananaclub69

4 жыл бұрын

Just the fuck up

@Dekku

4 жыл бұрын

that's one groovy polyrhythm!

@magtak

4 жыл бұрын

@@Dekku 'zactly!

@beatrixwickson8477

4 жыл бұрын

9/11 was an Instagram job

didn't even watch the video, just commenting so I can get Adam Neely out of my bathtub because it's getting creepy

@michmann25

4 жыл бұрын

Watched the video. I can now read bass clef, but Adam is still scurrying inside of my wall insulation. How can I get him out. I think there's still asbestos in there

inside//outside is my favorite thing you did

Why is it that I enjoy your coffee add the most out of the entire video? XD (only the jazz good may know) Hilarious, keep it up. I love your content! :D

How could you ever play an E in magenta!? Everyone knows it's royal blue. 😜

@raulperez2308

4 жыл бұрын

fucking. green. just accept it

@thedaver8

4 жыл бұрын

@@raulperez2308 LOL

A day with a freshly uploaded Q&A is a good day

My wife is a B3 organ jazzer. I’m the guitarist who carries the B3. Anyway, she has perfect pitch and sees sound as color. Which means she always can tell if my b string is flat. She uses this ability to basically never forget songs. And when at a big concert she often has to close her eyes because the stage lights never match the color of the music she sees. She is very annoyed by this. On the upside: some years ago we once saw a friend’s blues band CD release party at B.B. Kings old club in L.A. The guy played all original music, and not just the usual 1-4-5 traditional blues. A year later the guy had a return show there, and his B3 player couldn’t make the gig, so he called Jocelyn at the last minute. She was able play all this guitarists originals without rehearsal or charts because she could recall all the keys and chords changes by way of their colors. Jocelyn Michelle jazz organ band on YT.

Hilarious video Adam. Loved all the jokes

Great Video Adam. Thank you

Thanks for mentioning Esperanza Spalding. I've never heard of her and now I have a whole new kind of music to listen to.

Liked this video SOLELY for the thumbnail. Well played good sir! Love, a clarinet player traumatized by playing bassoon on bass clarinet

Get those sponsorships in there, I love to see hard work being paid out! You deserve to be paid back for all this.

Hey, Adam! Question for a future Q&A: There is a documented (albeit anecdotal) phenomenon known as the "Ballmer Effect" where one's computer programming performance peaks after a few drinks. I imagine the logic is that a modest quantity of alcohol will lower your inhibitions, enabling you to try unusual or unorthodox ideas. I know you have spoken about bad experiences performing under the influence, but do you think this effect applies to music performance (or maybe just composition) as well?

Adam Neely might be the only KZreadr, who manages to have sponsorship segments, that are even funnier and more entertaining than the rest of his content. :-D Which is pretty impressive when you look at the quality of his videos! Chapeau!

Hey Adam, Question for your next Q and/or A; how do I compose music so it doesn't come out cheesy? My music often comes out cartoonish even when I'm using dark minor or octatonic scales

Bes coffee ad I've ever seen :D I will now play Jazz, damn! Anyway, you made me check them out.

I heard a bass clarinet for the first time in my life the other week and it genuinely changed my life. I didn’t know it was possible for an instrument to sound so deep and then also so full and rich in its upper register

4 жыл бұрын

Phil Hankins Music cello does it too 🙂

OMG the Real book segment had me gasping for air. You went there 🤣

@dsctunes

3 ай бұрын

A legend before fame

I can’t wait to celebrate your 1 millionth subscriber with you.

Love the way you rate Bowie so much! He’s a legend

Hey Adam. For your next Q+A: What are your thoughts on Music Business programs in college? I’m a high school senior right now and music business seems like a really exciting option for me, but I’m worried that it isn’t useful in the workplace. As a working musician, what is your perception of these programs? And which ones are the best?

DOMA is a fantastic choice!!! It’s made right here in my hometown of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

BEST AD I HAVE SEEN IN A LOOOONG TIME

Shout out on the shou tout for Tang. Almost forgot about that stuff!! Also great video!

Adam, just thanks. I clapped when that ad ended. Bless youtube.

wow, almost at 900 000 subs! concratulations!

Absolutely love the respect shown the 'Real Book'

Love the Coffee on fake book secret. I always thought it was Coke and Patterns For Jazz. Great production values in your channel.

For the next Q&A: For an acoustic guitarist what would you recommend for getting into jazz music and learning music theory? It all seems so big and complex so I don’t even know where to start. Thanks in advance!

Same here, only the concept of the note, not exacly when hearing since I have a terrible memory pitch: A-Blue B-soft pink C-Brown Bronze D-Green E-White/grey F-Light Green G-Yellow Bb is light orange, when I think of A# is lighter blue Eb is light bronze, when I think of D# I don't know actually, maybe darker green F# is purple/Dark blue, when I think of Gb, I... am not sure also, probably slightly yellow Thank you for the beautiful work

Hello Adam, been a sub for a couple years now, 1st comment; I LOVE BASS CLARINET AND BARITONE SAX timbre, not that important just thought I'd let you know,, our brains have at least one thing in common. Love the content

The Black Coffee ad was hilarious. Love your shit, Adam.