Thank you for not splitting this up in a million parts like any other youtuber would have done, it is so cool to see something from start to finish in one video.

@joenyc

5 жыл бұрын

scottie, don’t split your future uploads!

@rudee1500

5 жыл бұрын

worth the waiting on major upload than a cliffhanger of a milion part,

@jaygee6447

5 жыл бұрын

fully agree, it's also a video crammed with things to watch and listen to. So many videos have 30 seconds of content and 10 minutes of reactions and rubbish. Keep it up Scotty.

@spiderfandom7592

5 жыл бұрын

So you wanted a 25 hour video from Shane Dawson?

@warrobotsazuredragon4791

5 жыл бұрын

I think it’s fine if it’s in part especially with the work and time that went into it. I can think of one particular youtuber that annoys me when he does this(not Shane)

I understood about 1/10th of this video, but what I do understand is that the hacker spirit I witnessed in the 90s and early 2000s has not died. Really cool that an ali-express salesperson, a youtuber, and an RFID company could come together for no reason but curiosity and scientific creativity. Great video.

The guy at 38:10 just summarizes my life... Press F to pay respect...

@DarkLinkAD

5 жыл бұрын

F

@flexusxyz

5 жыл бұрын

the saddest thing I've seen today :( F

@UngodlyJames

5 жыл бұрын

F

@abdulpatel7695

5 жыл бұрын

F

@Ensamhet

5 жыл бұрын

The funniest thing I've seen today

17:03 The thought that you were trying to advertise something with this video never even came to mind, but the fact that you took time to explain (transparently) what exactly led to what, just inspires more confidence as a viewer. Keep doing your thing, Scotty. Love from the US.

@Clear_precisition

5 жыл бұрын

Very helpful video! I have a question, can you power a 125khz passive rf id tag with external power supply and make it brocade its id to the receiver from a couple meters away?or it has to be its antenna with in the range of the field of the reader ? Thank you very much.

@albiismaili9433

5 жыл бұрын

wtf is going on behind him while saying this?

@augustgast

5 жыл бұрын

@@albiismaili9433 gayness

@andrewkvk1707

5 жыл бұрын

It was advertising or publicity at least from impinge's view for them to have paid for his flight. But he didn't take money directly or guarantee them any positive content so it wasn't paid advertising.

@SianaGearz

2 жыл бұрын

@@Clear_precisition I know i might be a tad late for this, and you probably already found this out - including from this very video, it was mentioned but not very clearly worded, they may have oversimplified things a fair bit - but you can not. There is no separate power and antenna. Power connection IS the antenna connection. Furthermore power is integral to the transmission method. Power is also signal fundamentally in RFID. What the RFID reader does fundamentally is generate a frequency and power the antenna with it. Then it measures how much power is being consumed by the antenna circuit in discrete time intervals, and this power consumption reading over time IS the signal. To transmit the signal, the tag chip selectively shunts the antenna through a variable resistance. So it's transmitting by drawing either a little current or deliberately a lot more current over specific time periods. The RFID tag chip is incapable of generating its own radio signal, all the radio signal comes from the reader. You can maybe read up more on this under the keyword "backscatter RF communication". Your next thought may be to take a powerful oscillator transmitter and put it in vicinity of the chip. What happens then, is that although the chip is powered, and the data is being broadcast, the reader electronics in the standard RFID reader doesn't know what to do with it, as it's not listening for RF signal, it's listening for its own current consumption in its RF coil, so it won't receive anything. Next step from there would be to create a custom RF receiver which is tuned to the frequency of RFID and doesn't transmit, which will easily register the carrier from even a substantial distance, you can reach 100m no problem, but then you run into another problem: the maximum current that the RFID tag chip can shunt is really not that high! So if you imagine this powerful carrier wave, that you can easily detect and measure from meters away, the fluctuation on top of it that constitutes the useful signal will be really tiny, and can get easily swamped by all sorts of urban RF noise. Things you can easily do it in an isolated chamber like the RF anechoic chamber they're testing with in this video, but not in a real even slightly urbanised environment. Which is not to say that these RFID tags cannot be read from a distance. Around 50-60cm is the range that you can get a number of commodity readers to, under fortunate circumstances. Fundamentally, a beam shaping reader can be created, that can detect tags at a given location from a larger distance, this is basically an antenna design challenge. What doesn't help is throwing power at the problem.

F for the guy with the bottle 38:10

@MMPablo

5 жыл бұрын

F

@JanHenningKlasen

5 жыл бұрын

Saw that too. Took it like a champ though. F

@LeJuiceDrinker

5 жыл бұрын

thats what i thought when i saw it, i was waiting for this comment F

@BoredIsAScrub

5 жыл бұрын

F

@radjul

5 жыл бұрын

F

UPDATE: That chat during the premiere was super fun! Thanks for the all the feedback - I'll likely tweak how we do it, but I think we'll do it again. Probably not for every video though. Hi all! This is my first time doing a premiere. I thought you guys would enjoy chatting with me before, during, and afterwards. I'm always at my computer when I launch a video, answering comments, so I figured I'd try out the premieres thing and make it a bit more realtime and interactive. If you're not into it, totally cool - this will turn into a regular video after the premiere, and you can watch it just like you normally do. Cheers!

@tomfleming2419

5 жыл бұрын

Love the engagement with your community!

@MosesBuckwalter

5 жыл бұрын

I love his feature. This was my thinking too, and when everyone was outraged at it I was surprised.

@Bunjamin27

5 жыл бұрын

We don't have the option to toggle off premiers, sadly. So all a premier is, is a "gotchya!" or "psych!" when we thought we could watch a new video. I hope you don't use it again, it really only clutters up our subscription feed with videos we can't watch.

@SlartiMarvinbartfast

5 жыл бұрын

Scotty, it's fantastic that you want to interact with the people who enjoy your videos, but as you've probably noticed, listing the video as a Premiere hasn't gone down too well. :) I'm sure there are other ways to interact with your followers which won't aggravate them - do a Reddit AMA, host a chat on one of the many online chat services, and so on. Naturally, if this was a TV programme or a movie then people would be okay with it, we're all used to schedules, but with KZread videos they just "appear", they are always (usually!) just "there" - we don't expect them at any specific time, but advertising KZread videos in advance, with a time, is strange to most viewers.

@dalinpowell7039

5 жыл бұрын

I'm so excited that you've done this !

Just watched this after your premiere review video. It would be a crying shame if people didn't see this, so I hope lots of others manage to find it the same way. Awesome job, thank you!

Worth the wait. Great work as always Scotty..Keep up the good work man...!!!!

Hey Linus, this is how you do a factory tour. You let the experts talk..

@BanditLeader

5 жыл бұрын

You saying Linus isn't an expert in everything electronic? Blasphemy!

@gbrincks

5 жыл бұрын

Oh come on. Linus is pretty good. He's always dropping knowledge everywhere. He really takes information in his hands and lets it loose. He makes sure that the viewer sees the products he shows in a really down to earth way, you know?

@dparag14

5 жыл бұрын

gbrincks he acts like the smartest guy in the room, like a snob

@gbrincks

5 жыл бұрын

@@dparag14 Please tell me I did not make all of those "dropping things" puns only for people to not get it.

@luca_sbll

5 жыл бұрын

@@gbrincks Don't worry, I got them all

Congratulations on yet another great video! Also looked like the guys from impinj are super cool and you had a great time with them.

@goldcd

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Love it when people are willing/excited to share their weird little niche, I'd never even thought about.

One of the best episode's so far! Loved that they were willing to tell you so much about the tech on screen. Very cool project. Keep em coming!

Your videos are always fascinating to watch.They are long, but the way in which you show the entire process start to finish makes it engaging, and in fact is one of the very few places on KZread that I enjoy these longer format videos. I love the passion and energy that you have to find, experiment, tinker and share what you do with so many people. I cannot wait to see what you find and who you meet next!

Bottle drinker discrimination near the end. Everyone left the guy hanging 😂

@LeJuiceDrinker

5 жыл бұрын

R.I.P. bottle man

@jeffwei

5 жыл бұрын

I think that's Evan, the 16-year old kid of the Marketing Director who did the filming.

8:56 Had to laugh - Nothing goes better with AvE-wear than faceless video of anonymous hands wielding a Hakko!

@Herfinnur

5 жыл бұрын

I had to laugh at 9:22 when Scotty said that the guy didn't want to be on camera

Absolutely one of the best things on the net! Thank you for showing how all these things work and come to exist.

Kudos to all the technicians and engineers showcased in the video, very passionate people who makes you understand any topic much much easier. Man, those West Coast IPA wrapped things up pretty damn well.

No doubt aluminium and the binding agent are used because they are much much cheaper than copper and they are printable in massive quantities.

@StrangeParts

5 жыл бұрын

Yep - It didn't make it into the video, but Ken said exactly that.

@longnamedude3947

5 жыл бұрын

If it's cheaper and does the same job while being technically more easily recycled then it makes perfect sense to use aluminium over copper, although I guess in healthcare environments the better natural antibacterial properties of copper would prove more beneficial than that of aluminium (In a Lab environment for example)

I have to say, this is one of the most informative Chanels in the tech media industry. I truly like watching these videos. Although long, the brain food is GREAT. I hope that Scotty continues producing such videos.

@btc-maker2136

5 жыл бұрын

yep but unfortunaly pretty much one of a very few great channels of this kind :)

@tanishpatki4711

5 жыл бұрын

@@btc-maker2136 yeah

This is amazing, thank you for exploring such interesting topics. Ive always wondered how RFID works, and seeing how much goes into something so simple just makes me appreciate how much goes into something we all take for granted.

Firstly let me just say, Scotty you have a natural ability to transfer you enthusiasm into a really interesting and informative video , I am just a avearage guy who is not super intelligent , but the way you explain things , just sinks in ,and I understand what you are trying to explain..wish the education systems worldwide could capture what you have ,and teach the teachers how to do it like you ..hope this makes sense to you...great vid again matey ..

OH MY GOD!!!! Your cinematography skills have improved SOOOOOOO MUCH. I loved watching your videos because they were fun and informative but now i have to watch your every future videos for the cinematography. p.s - Thanks for making this kind of videos fun to watch.

@StrangeParts

5 жыл бұрын

A lot of the credit goes to Kevin, who edited most of this, and Evan, who was behind the camera when I visited Impinj. Solid work guys!

@ashishhota79

5 жыл бұрын

@@StrangeParts thanks for replying to this.... You can't imagine how happy I am, I was having a bad day today, but your reply just made this day one of the best. Thanks a lot.

I love these vlog type videos that take us on an adventure. Every second is worth it

Just finished watching and want to say congratulations for completing such a great video. It obviously took a lot of time and persistence to finish. I think the most enjoyable thing about the video, beyond just the information, was seeing your commitment to making an interesting story. It shows the importance of social relationships and what a healthy community of curious people looks like. Thanks for sharing!

Watching these videos are like watching treasure hunt movies.

@ryswick1064

5 жыл бұрын

It's like watching National Treasure. The riddle makes no sense, and the way they get their answers makes even less sense, but we're rooting for the protag either way.

This might be my favourite video of yours so far, I love all the background

Jumped to this video from seeing you help Linus buy and build a computer in Shenzhen.. this is surprisingly interesting and cool to watch, soo thanks for helping out educating the public a bit! it's nice for the Impinj company too be so open and help you out.. great vid!

the coolest experience is you are able to glue us to the whole complex process which is beyond average man comprehension to follow and not feel intimidated.thanks Scotty and everyone that help.

It is amazing that when he asked “how” it took him around the world to get answers

@kevinj2261

4 жыл бұрын

Well said, actually to ask "how" is kind of ability or skill that many people don't have, it's related to curiosity mind of himself I think

Nothing better than a new video from you!

This was an amazing video to watch, starting from seeing all those people enthusiastic to build an antenna themselves (including that guy who put a mainframe in his basement, saw a record of his presentation regarding that) to seeing those how they are designed and built.

Each video is better! Love how you meet people to share their passion! Love from argentina 🇦🇷

38:09 Oof, poor guy front right.

@zaprodk

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah he was just left hanging there ...

@GijsvanDam

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, it's etiquette not to toast with non-alcoholic beverages. :D

@artspin9154

5 жыл бұрын

I see the disappointment on his smile ahahaha

@ametsaade6284

5 жыл бұрын

Was looking for this comment. hahah

@ShaneWinston

5 жыл бұрын

@@ametsaade6284 same for me as well.

*Wonderful project.* The passionate projects like this one can lead to new inventions and a lot of personal growth in the field of personal interest. Well done !

This video provides a very solid insight for anyone getting involved in understanding and applying RFID, even now five years later. The title considerably undersells this video!

Man I love your videos... I am an admirer of your curiosity and great bravery to go out and try out new things without minding about all the troubles it might give you. You're an inspiration for young engineers like me who perhaps have lost a little of that crazy thirst of knowledge.

This was so interesting and intriguing. Excellent video. You have a great camera guy. If that you then damn you have out done yourself. Everything was well showcased and very well narrated. Awesome job man. Keep it up.

8:57 he's wearing an AVE shirt :)

@autismosis69

5 жыл бұрын

And doesn't like being on camera...

@FaceStuffer

5 жыл бұрын

It's definitely uncle bumblefuck using a fake accent.

@michaelknight2342

5 жыл бұрын

Niall Pegues it just.. holy shit

@felixbelanger2659

5 жыл бұрын

Release the schmoo!

@Tweaked_ej6

5 жыл бұрын

I was just going to comment the same thing! Uncle Bumblefuck himself lol

I love your journey!... Thanks IMPINJ... Excellent!

I'm so glad you got to see my home, Seattle. I hope you had fun. I cant wait for your next episode! Please keep working this RFID topic, it's super fun!

Hey Scotty, this is Eric. I am your fan, and nice vids. I am also living in Shenzhen making smartphones and other stuff, and I am from Silicon Valley California. Any chance stopping by my R&D office in Nanshan? I believe I can offer you some hardware and software resources for your future projects. I am also making some crazy random items here, and having fun.

@EffectedEarth

5 жыл бұрын

If you really want to contact scotty, he has a business email, the youtube comment section isn't the best place to get his attention.

@santiagoparris1220

5 жыл бұрын

We got you bro, 66likes and going. But you should try his email

@StrangeParts

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, what Chris said. Best is to hit me up on twitter actually.

@nzmanhdee6246

5 жыл бұрын

Strange Parts lmao 😂 the irony.

@chaacbze

5 жыл бұрын

Chris A Interesting to know that KZread commenting is a waste of time then 😆

Release the shmoo!!!!!!!!

Great video, Scotty! Thanks so much for helping Impinj show the world just how cool the RAIN RFID technology is!

@bdot02

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Max, I was wondering if impinj sells those rfid modules in small quantities to hobbiests who'd like to play with RFID. Is there a good email to contact impinj further about that? The main contact seems more geared for enterprises that want to do massive orders which I am not.

Absolutely amazing from a beer to a few emails and a trip around the world. What a great company glad you got their tags very insightful and not afraid to give away information. Great video production as well.

You can use an aluminium flux, no matter what solder wire you are using if you have an aluminium flux your wire will bond to aluminium surface perfectly. I have one bottle of it and I use it every single time.

@btc-maker2136

5 жыл бұрын

totally agreed but then every kid would need one teacher....... at some point the world will just switch over from " teachers " to "teachers that will play educatinal courses/Videos and are just there for control and question" till there is maybe at some no real School anymore... pretty sure tho :P

Thanks for the wonderful way of explaining. Back in 2003, I had a Ericsson T10s phone and in one moment the place where the antenna is connected disappeared somewhere due to the fact the phone was hit by a ball into the a thick fog that was on that particular day. So, there was no way to fix it. So, what I did is I did took a book of Physics from high school and then calculated the length of the antenna needed for GSM network and then my phone worked way much better than the original antenna.

This was awesome! Brings back a lot of memories and similar technology I used to do work with back when I used to work for Texas Instruments. Cheers to everyone involved!~

I used to work for a company that uses RFID tags as an assistive technology for the blind community. A pharmacy would use a programmer to load the information about a prescription onto an RFID tag that would be attached to the prescription bottle or package. The tag would include the name of the prescription and prescribed dosage, prescriber info, number of refills remaining and any warnings assciated with the prescription. The blind patient would then use a tag reader to read back the information to them so they didn't have to rely on a sighted person to read it to them.

You can solder to aluminum with the right solder/ or with the wrong solder if you do it under a blob of veg oil the trick is you cant exposes aluminum to the air. You also need to scratch the surface of the aluminum to remove the oxide also under the oil.

Dude, i saw the presentation the dude gave about digging out his basement because his parents let him buy the mainframe, that was just awesome. I love how these companies invent stuff and have huge machines making things, and here you are jerry rigging one together. That said, the machines doe it smaller and faster and have a higher succes rate, but still. Peopel are getting smarter, geting together, getting curious, getting their stuff together, slowly but surely, in a few decades, governments will not be able to keep up. 'Almost Human', the tv-series that is a prequel to Blade Runner, is becoming more and more likely. I may not see the day, but chances are it will come. Though different techs at different times, we're ahead in some cases, likely centuries behind on others.

Just found this channel, wow, I burned through my entire Saturday morning watching your work. Thank you, love what you are doing!!

This was immensely interesting and engaging. Scotty, you're a natural host and your editor does a great job. You found excellent interviewees too. Oh, and you guys did super well pacing a 40+ minute video about passive tags without it being boring haha. I only found myself getting more into the video the deeper I got in.

38:06 AWKWAAAAARD for the guy with the bottle... XD XD

@EmileAI

5 жыл бұрын

I WAS THINKING THE SAME XDD

@JesusisJesus

4 жыл бұрын

His name is Simon.

WELCOME TO THE HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA! SUCH A LOVELY PLACE!

@Sir......

5 жыл бұрын

You can check-in anytime you like..... but you can never leave

You say it's not an advertisement - but this is probably the best form of advertising. Thanks Impinj!

Awesome production quality as usual! Appreciate the time you put in to your video, they are so professional!

I see a lot of Peter McKinnon influence in the cinematography and the music choice , awesome video as usual, learnt a lot about everyday stuff that we take for granted :v

8:57 Release the schmoo! T-shirt by AVE ! Nice ! Nfc/rfid is fun you guys should sell chips with block 0 writable. These are the ones we need ;-)

@WBush-uc9pe

5 жыл бұрын

Also known as tee-sharts in some parts... Way to keep your stick on the ice!

@theryanwitski

5 жыл бұрын

Is it crazy I hear it in his voice?

@michaelknight2342

5 жыл бұрын

Ryan Witkowski go back and forth between the channels, it's definitely the same voice

Great video, currently binge watching all of your vid's i love them, you are so informative and entertaining to listen to!

Fascinating. That company is the coolest to show you everything

I have never seen so much interesting footage about RFIDs... still don't like em tho, but damn - this is REALLY valuable work! Thx

You gotta show us how to do the Raspberry Pi thing where Alexa can tell you where your stuff is. Please I need that soo bad for my room. Also I loved the video! Nice work, keep it up:)

This is so freaking cool. Also, BIG thanks for making it one part instead of a bunch of small vids. You rock.

That's so cool that all those people took time out of their day to explain all this neat stuff. Love your videos mate, keep up the good work :)

"It's particularly easy if you don't care how well it reads"... Translation: Designing A UHF RFID antenna to work properly with 1M+ read range is hard... kinda feel like this got brushed to the side.

I'm not gonna lie, everything you're saying is going in one ear and out the other. Still awesome though!

@noxabellus

5 жыл бұрын

Must not be anything between them then huh? Not sure why you'd be announcing to everyone you're empty headed...

@Figureight

5 жыл бұрын

​@@noxabellus Watch out lads we got a high IQ genius here! "Ohh you don't know anything about RFID you mustn't have a brain! Why would you announce to the world about your severe lack of knowledge about RFID technology production of all things?!? " Because I'm a fan of Scotty's videos and whilst I didn't understand the topic it was still an interesting video. I comment as a fan as fan interaction is good for Scotty's channel and video performance and I want to help out any way I can.

@RBatman5000

5 жыл бұрын

@@noxabellus, welp, ya got roasted by this big youtuber, how's that make you feel?

@banana13775

3 жыл бұрын

@@noxabellus dickhead

Very cool of a company to take the time and help out making and participating in the video. I wish more companies would get involved with creators on a personal level like this. -Cheers to them (and you too cool video as always! lol)

Strange parts your videos always inspire me to always try no matter what your really inspire me, keep the hardwork man!

Awesome vid!

@StrangeParts

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Samy! Great running into you at Supercon.

@jahye3816

5 жыл бұрын

Please upload videos samy kamkar we miss them

This Premieres starts at midnight in my timezone. So, see you tomorrow.

@walker1054

5 жыл бұрын

A VPN won't work. it's at midnight in his time zone because it's a lets say 6pm in another time zone. So it premieres at the same time everywhere in the world, so a VPN isn't going to do anything unless your VPN has a time machine feature.

Dude, I was glued to the screen watching this one. More please. Best wishes.

Super interesting... I always kinda wondered myself how these things work. Had a superficial idea, but now I understand it way better. Thanks for sharing Scotty!

so you made an artisanal RFID tag :)

I like Simon's AvE shirt!

ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC VIDS YET! Just imagine trying to put this together without the KZread platform. Incredible work.

Awesome Video, thanks for sharing. Can't wait for the next Strange Parts

Need that raspberry pi RFID hat! I have a stack of them I can put to work.

@MaxKingsbury

5 жыл бұрын

We are working on getting it into production. We are very excited to see what the hacker community comes up with!

@JermanVelasquez

5 жыл бұрын

Max Kingsbury awesome! I’ll keep an eye out!

Simon with the AvE shirt, a true legend

Another great video! Thanks Scotty!. Always happy when I see Strange Parts notification show up :)

That was an awesome trip. Learned a lot watching his adventure.

Much more interesting than the iphone videos

I'm impressed they can cut the chips that small.

@atmel9077

5 жыл бұрын

You would even more impressed if you knew that each of these ridiculously tiny chip contains more than 10,000 electronic components. Yes 10,000 components for something that just replaces a barcode and that you throw away right after you bought it!

@JimFeig

5 жыл бұрын

@@atmel9077 That I already know. I'm just struggling with how you cut that platter into 100k chips. What material is strong enough to make those impossibly thin slices with minimal material loss and is still stiff enough to be positioned with the needed accuracy.

Great video, as an undergraduate computer engineer this is the best video I’ve seen that goes from design, prototyping, testing and to production I’ve seen. Something that is not taught or discussed much.

Dude! This was seriously awesome. Now I’m thinking of all the ways to employ RF in all my projects. Totally unearthed a new fascination for me. Amazing job.

you guys have "club mate" in New York? it's already a somewhat obscure drink here in Germany, and that's where it's made.

@supersat

5 жыл бұрын

It's a hacker con favorite, probably stemming from CCC events. It's incredibly rare otherwise.

Some NFC/RFID nerd: "antenna design is difficult" Some other guy that probably has little or less knowledge about RFID: "I used this copper wire and it worked"

Hi Scottie, I use Impinj readers and passive RFID tags to time road races (5k, 10k, and beyond). It's a great technology, and I'm glad you did this video so I can see so much more of what goes into making them!

Love your videos. Keep what you're doing and all the best!

9:40 AvE shirt! woooo

Thumbs up for a sweet AvE shirt.

Utterly fascinating deep dive into an engineering miracle we see everyday and generally ignore. Thanks for keeping curiosity alive!

This was am awesome journey to watch. I've had this channel show up from time to time in my recommended list but this video is the one that got me to finally subscribe

8:50 I didn`t know that they have Club Mate in the USA.

@DiggOlive

5 жыл бұрын

AwesomeLuke we have to import it. It’s super expensive. We think it gives us super hacker powers.

@awesomeluke9613

5 жыл бұрын

@@DiggOlive How much is a bottle for you? And yes, it gives you superpowers. xD

They have Club Mate in NYC ?

@randomguy7503

5 жыл бұрын

It is a usual thing at hacker cons...

@jBurn_

5 жыл бұрын

spotted the bottle, searched for a comment, was'nt disappointed! Have a good day :D

It was seriously crazy interesting. Never felt bored throughout the video.

This was an awesome start and finish for this. The information on this was fascinating

oof i missed the stream

@CraftioPlayz

5 жыл бұрын

nvm

8:25 _What's up with his voice?_

@bishopvick6373

5 жыл бұрын

he went full Kermit the frog for a moment there lol

@defense200x

5 жыл бұрын

kermit mode

Love this video, glad you reposted, I didn't get this video in my feed or get a notification, so that other video you posted explaining your Premier fiasco helped me get here. One thing I was hoping for, was for them to make an RFID antenna of your strange parts logo

Just take care of your self bro , I bet this channel gonna explode in the future , such a unique content and what a wholesome guy ❤️❤️❤️

Interesting, 2nd video I seen using this new premier thing

@SlartiMarvinbartfast

5 жыл бұрын

And hopefully the last. :)

@sharifsircar

5 жыл бұрын

Agree