Thank you. I really needed this for a permanent solution

@ishaannaik1947

2 ай бұрын

You alive bro??

@MrMurdaMan_MostWan

2 ай бұрын

​@@ishaannaik1947he posted a month ago hes fine

@BellicV

2 ай бұрын

Bruh 💀

@user-gl8kh2wh5g

2 ай бұрын

Hey, you wanna talk? Give me your snap and you can vent

@user-em7zb7fy1v

2 ай бұрын

0:33 😊

My earphone wires know how to tie better knots than i do

@cps5698

6 жыл бұрын

... in the dark, with its eyes closed.

@muralidharbharati2503

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

@xoxo.briii9

5 жыл бұрын

Ladedadeda SchlobOnMeKnob lol

@nickhammer6408

5 жыл бұрын

good one

@_Aliens_

5 жыл бұрын

ha! that’s the truth

What a breathtaking lifehack!

@dharla4995

Жыл бұрын

Fr!

@negawatt222

Жыл бұрын

Real

@OrangesXx

Жыл бұрын

💀

@ayshakhatun4702

4 ай бұрын

I like your humour.

That's a life ending tip thanks

@OrangesXx

Жыл бұрын

Fuck dont even think about it-

@bulbouskiwicat9608

2 ай бұрын

Thing is it wouldn’t even work well

@evansmutembei2601

2 ай бұрын

Thanks BYE BYE by the time u see this I'll be no where to be seen. I love u mom but I don't think I deserve your love, trust and forgiveness anymore 😢😢 ➕

@KalexDear

2 ай бұрын

@@bulbouskiwicat9608why?

@SahajSoldier

2 ай бұрын

There's better knots for that

You are the only person to not cover up their knot with their hands while tying it. Thank you for actually showing the orientation of the rope and moving it around instead of just tying the knot and that's that

@Born-Bitter

Ай бұрын

So true. The other videos are great examples of finished knots with a bunch of witchcraft before hand.

Thanks Bud! You're A Life Saver!

@nillson7580

Жыл бұрын

💀

@aidentheghazt9457

Жыл бұрын

More like a life ender

@dailyreactive

5 ай бұрын

Unless someone uses it around their neck 😂

@TheRoomsAndDoorsFan

Ай бұрын

​@@aidentheghazt9457 lol

@Ariayaya_

27 күн бұрын

Ender*

My man’s probably got more assists than Mesut Ozil from this video

@RainbowRaven9

11 күн бұрын

Assist points: 5,824

Very useful lifehack! It will be hanging there in my mind along with all of the others!

I find it to be so useful because of how quickly it can be tied, and untied after bearing a heavy load. Taking the static loop it creates you can firmly tie a rope around anything without cinching it down onto the object, or you can feed the running line through the end to create a sliding loop that will cinch down. Because it has an easy break it will not over tighten and can always be easily undone, whereas heavy weight on the knots you mentioned makes them difficult to later untie.

@tybo09 I hadn't thought about any more knot videos, but I may have one or two left up my sleeve. The videos are certainly easier to make than my typical ten minute tutorials. Thumbs up this comment if you would like to see more knot tutorials. That will give me a good idea of how many people are interested.

@noob6288

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man, your a life safer

@SometimesTurtle

Жыл бұрын

Not sure if you have because this is my first video here, but you could show us how to do fishing knots, such as basic loops and drop loops, which are super good to know for fishing, but I am just getting into it and the videos using fishing line are so hard to follow tbh, you could make that easier =P

When I was a Boy Scout, we learned “the rabbit comes out of the hole, around the tree and back down the hole”

I got me fingers stuck

@ShimmyNS I use it in many of my other videos. It does not have one specific purpose, it is the most commonly used knot in any purpose that requires rope. It is used when sailing, logging, freeing stuck vehicles, in traps, climbing...It can be used for anything.

I teach this knot to people then blind fold (close their eyes, no peeking, actually) them and repeat 17 times. No rabbit, no hole, no tree, just a hand manipulation (just as you showed) that your body will remember forever through "muscle memory". It should be a knot you can tie fast in pitch dark in an emergency. WHO taught me this? An OLD but still (at the time) active duty Merchant Mariner on my first US Merchant Marine ship in 1975. Hesailed as an AB or Bosun. I was a mere OS(Ordinary Seaman at the time) I am 67 and still sailing on 1000 foot ships. Bosundave. I make more than the 3rd mates, BTW

@beerhistory

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for this. I came here looking for the rabbit or something like that, but realized you're right as soon as I read your comment. I just did it 17 times with my eyes closed, and now I know it.

@litehouse6

5 жыл бұрын

Muscle memory is a myth.

@blueburro9226

5 жыл бұрын

"Repetitions breeds perfection." Practice Practice

@ruskw

5 жыл бұрын

@@litehouse6 muscle memory is not a myth. However your muscles do not have memory

@litehouse6

5 жыл бұрын

@@ruskw Yes, it is a myth. As you stated, muscles do not have memory.

Thanks for this, I needed to learn this knot for volunteer firefighter training and the videos we have to work from were confusing. I was able to follow your directions much better, and your explanation is clearer.

That's the best tutorial I've ever seen on the bowline.

@johndeeter9522

4 жыл бұрын

Very clear very simple and concise, and still the negative comments. I don’t know what it would take. Excellent job

A good knot is one that is strong in tension and is easy to untie after it's used. The bowline fits this description and can be used to loop around almost anything. For example, it is taught during dive training as a way to ensure escape when diving in caves. Once the knot is tied, one simply puts the free end around anything substantial (i.e., a tree) and then passes it through the loop left by the knot. I have used it in this way to control the fall of trees and it is perfect for the job.

@tommyharris5817

Жыл бұрын

Is there a video showing your tree description; if not, make one cus I'll be watching it.

@JSGAMING2020

Ай бұрын

10 year ago comment 😮

This really is probably the most useful knot in the world. I use it almost on a daily basis and get frustrated when I see my workmates tying stupid knots that won't come undone. You can tow another vehicle with this knot and get it undone easily afterwards.

@sinnocent6086

2 жыл бұрын

Would this be a good knot to use magnet fishing to attach the rope to the magnet or carabiner? Since I could untie it later? Or would this untie itself somehow after being tossed around etc?

@cammybola2968

2 жыл бұрын

@@sinnocent6086 a good bowline shouldn't come loose, but maybe add some waterproof tape to the working end of the line to make it harder to come undone. If you're really worried maybe add a one or two half hitches and then tape the working end and them, but my previous suggestion should work just fine. You could also just add the one or two half hitches

@markkaminski2416

2 жыл бұрын

@@sinnocent6086 believe it or not , there is actually a bowline called a water bowline. It is with some slack in the knot to compensate for the tightening that occurs when the line absorbs water and swells. Used bowlines and clove hitch just about everyday of my working career.

@sluggy3974

Жыл бұрын

I have a question? Is it a strong knot?

@markkaminski2416

Жыл бұрын

@@sluggy3974 Very strong , I used it to tie off hundreds of feet off the ground. Bowline, clove hitch and a round turn with two half hitches are knots you can trust your life to.

That is the easiest and most concise explanation of the bowline knot that I've ever seen. Thank you.

Dad was a sailor for over 30 years and almost only uses this when dealing with ropes.

@LlamaEnigma I'm glad you got it down. Yeah the main reason I posted this video is because the other tutorials that I've seen for this knot do not show the two finger method. It's by far the fastest and easiest way to make the knot.

Absolutely brilliant demonstration - really clear and well-paced and I didn't even have to sit through your life history first. Adding some pictures of it in use would be good.

@dxd813

Жыл бұрын

Amen to the life history!

Amazing! I was trying to tie a string around my book so i can carry it around easily-it works sooo well. thank you very much, it’s very easy to follow! :)

@jerome2590

5 ай бұрын

I was trying around the neck doesn't work!

@WilliamMoser-xe6rt

5 ай бұрын

Duh, even if it did, you would be choking. What are you dumb?

After your second explanation, the one with one end of the rope between index and major, I just suddenly understood how to tie a bowlie knot in 2 seconds. Once I got the "feeling" for it, it just went by itself and my hands twisted the rope and tied the bowline to whatever length I needed. Great explanation, thank you! Subbed!

@qnximg It can be used any time you need a loop in a line that will not slip. For example, if you needed to tie a loop you could put under your arms or hold onto if you needed to be airlifted. It can also be used to tie one line to another. Rather than using the end of the line to come back up and make the second half of the knot, you can use the tail of another line which will securely attach the two together. One of the best things about this knot is it easily comes undone after tightening.

This is my favorite knot of all. I am the son of three generations of sailors and I use this knot in almost everything I do because it tightens under stress but loosens with ease.

Thank you You showed the easiest way I have seen for making the knot loop

@SHA-vj7ul

Жыл бұрын

knot loop?

One tip. I know black looks tactical, and so on but it kind of obfuscates the configuration of the ropes Orange or white or something will have better shadows and make it look more 3 dimensional and easier to understand the configuration of the ropes (i.e. the working end loops over the standing end or somesuch)

@rcala1980

5 жыл бұрын

FEMA CAMP ESCAPEE *obsfustcates

@VidarrKerr

3 жыл бұрын

@@rcala1980 FEMA CAMPS are incoming. Are you ready?

@rcala1980

3 жыл бұрын

Víðarr Kerr Yea I got my slip knot ready for when FEMA Camps get here.

@VidarrKerr

3 жыл бұрын

@@rcala1980 Don't do that. Get yourself a rifle and join the rest of us Liberating Ourselves from this wicked, money printing Ashkenazis.

Best thing ever. After I learned this knot I climbed to the top of the tallest trees with the rope tied it around me then let go of the tree. It held me like a boss. THANSK FOR THIS KNOT

@Tzara86

3 жыл бұрын

Are you still alive? ☠

@eduardovaldez2134

3 жыл бұрын

Tzara it s joke

@luiscastillo-if1ll

2 жыл бұрын

Literally learning dis for dat exact reason

@KIngAragorn100 I actually do use a bowline. I make a tiny loop with the bowline, then I feed the loose end of the line through that loop so that the new loop runs freely.

You couldn't have made this any clearer, amazing. Thank you.

Good knot bro! Just did a video similar to the one you just did showing a different way on how to do this. By far this is one of my favorite knots to do. Super useful, strong and easy to take apart whenever I need to.

@flamedrag18 Maybe, they're both good knots. I'm a big fan of the taught line hitch, that's an extremely useful one that has a million applications. I've got two of them keeping the seat cover of my truck in place. You can't do everything with any one knot, but if you're going to pick a winner I think the bowline clearly falls into first. You're certainly entitled to your opinion though.

Growing up in africa I never knew that I would be watching people teach how to tie a knot

ive been searching my entire life for this. This is my lifes purpose. . . . *eyes glow yellow*

I did tree work for several years and used a bowline dozens of times per day, and have since found a use for it everywhere. I do like the taught line, a lot, but just about every time I use it I'll have a bowline holding the stationary end of the rope.

@kewalkrishan1868

3 жыл бұрын

N

@kelvinfernandez4058

2 жыл бұрын

@@kewalkrishan1868 I

@decorumless6432

2 жыл бұрын

@@kelvinfernandez4058 G

@grav8455

Жыл бұрын

@@decorumless6432 H

@decorumless6432

Жыл бұрын

@@grav8455 T

@AirrowRocket It is used any time you need to make a loop in a rope that will not slip and that will come undone easily afterward. I use it in many of my traps and other projects. It is the knot you would want to tie around yourself if you ever needed to be airlifted to safety. It will not tighten up on you and it does not slip. It's useful in every situation that requires a rope.

@starsaredizzy

Ай бұрын

can it hold my body weight

Thanks man, u just saved my life!!

@ayshakhatun4702

4 ай бұрын

Your humour is 🤌😭

The best video I’ve seen because you get right to the point. No dumb riddles about that damn rabbit or nothing. Thanks!!!

Nicely choreographed and straight to the point. Enjoyed your video enough to use it in my life. Thank you

I had a horrible time understanding the scout leaders when they taught us this. You made it very clear and understandable thank you

Great thanks for the video. Watched it once and can do it really fast straight away. Easily explained much appreciated

I have my Captain’s Certification from the USCG here in Hawaii. I live aboard a 42’ ketch…two masted schooner. For 50 years I’ve been sailing the Pacific from my home in Honolulu all over the Pacific down to Papeete and Micronesian Islands. Dozens of different languages and cultures. No one pronounces this knot bo-LINE. It’s a bowlin’ knot. I’ll take MY expertise over this author.

It's simple. The half loop that wraps around the pulling line can be pressed down to loosen the knot no matter how tightly it has been cinched. I should have shown it in this video had I remembered. A demonstration can be seen 40 seconds into this: /watch?v=wbbHx5KCUYY I've undone the knot hundreds of times after having several tons of timber dead dropped onto it with no issues whatsoever.

@clayton1979 The loop you make with this knot will not slip, but you can turn it into a slip knot by running the long end of the line through the loop the knot creates. Watch my paper crossbow video or one of my trapping videos and most of them show an example. It's called a running bowline.

@calebz1448

Жыл бұрын

In my many attempts to learn this oddly named knot(I find it useless if it isn't easily replicatable) I accidentally tied it where the knot grabbed the line when pulling the loop but if I pulled the main line through I could adjust the size of the loop freely. The regular bowline has no appeal to me but a slipping and catching loop knot has a high appeal to me if you know of what I'm describing please help

Going to a music workshop next week, after not playing my instruments in a year and half of pandemic. A number of strings were broken. This was very useful for trying the knots of gut strings at the tailpiece. Thanks!

Short, concise and to the point. The BEST tutorial on KZread on anything.

Good job. I approve AND agree that this is the most useful knot. You might have also mentioned that it has a higher breaking strength than most knots.

Thank you! Your explanation works so much better for me than the fox chasing a rabbit around a tree!

This is the best explanation of the bowline I've ever seen. And I have watched many. In a few months I always forget how to do it. But this video mande me immediately understand. Thanks.

Bunny hops out of the hole, runs around the tree, then hops back in the hole

@unixedu887

4 жыл бұрын

legit just visualized that and made the knot. 💪

@parecearabe

4 жыл бұрын

@@unixedu887 me too!

@ljeffy9665

3 жыл бұрын

Dexter tying his tie

Great video, right to the point and explains it all. There is a litany that I learned, which is... the rabbit comes out of the hole goes around the tree and back down the hole, if I haven't tied this for a while that helps my remember how to start it.

@starsaredizzy

Ай бұрын

do u still wear that hat?

It also can be used in water and ice rescues for the same reason. Basically any application where a non-slipping loop is called for. The knot itself can be worked loose when it's not under load, but the loop will not close as long as there's some tension on it. Fun fact: the bowline and sheet bend have the same structure. With the standing and free ends hidden, they are indistinguishable!

Thank you so much! Was struggling with making knots for my resistance band that wouldn't come loose during my physiotherapy practices, this worked wonders!!

Thanks bro your a life taker

thank you, i'm gonna need this

@BarukObamana

Жыл бұрын

same bro

@yuulfuji

Жыл бұрын

for what 💀

I just watched it to see if he said "the rabbit comes out of the hole, goes around the tree and goes back into the hole".

@neiljohnson5351

4 жыл бұрын

Farewell and adieu to you, Spanish ladies!

Thank you so much for getting right to the point, and the instructions. Made it easy to rewind and try again. Don't need five minutes of introduction for 30 seconds of instruction. Thanks.

Yes! The old bowline on a bite! A variation I know~ but stumped the hell out of me as a Boy Scout circa 1972. Took ma forever to pass because of this one knot. My favorite was the taught line hitch. Tied more junk to more car roofs.

im a boyscout learning knots and i find your vids realy helpful for me to learn

@noobbutteryt9801

5 жыл бұрын

boi same here

I like the "two fingers" trick for making this knot. I could never remember which way to make the "hole". Good Vid.

THANK YOU. I have been trying to find an easy knot to tie handle for my dogs leash, with no splitting required. I tried 2 different videos about diamond knots, not sure what I was messing up or if its because my rope it SO thick, but it was not looking good. This finally did the trick!

Thank you. This is the best and easiest one I've found today. I'm getting it right everytime.

"This is a know you can trust not to slip, and will easily come untied after no matter how much weight is put on it" *Semi-Slow Clap*

I've watched a lot of Bowline tutorials. This is by far the best explained tutorial. Simple and easy. Thank you.

Somebody made fun of me as a small child in youth group cause I couldn't tie this knot. So I over compensated taught myself to tie it no matter what 30 years later I can still do it blindfolded, behind my back or with one hand 😂

Thank you! I’m in a fire academy for 15-17 year olds, and I have been struggling with my bowline. Again thank you!

Now all I need to do is find a way to hang it on the ceiling

Thank you for that. That will help me remember that first loop and a quicker way.

@MrGoatflakes

8 жыл бұрын

+trefor8 quicker and one handed. So you can tie it around your chest under your armpits to be hauled to safety without losing your grip as you tie it \=^-^=/

Excellent tutorial, I see you posted this video 12 years ago and have gotten almost 12 million views, that is impressive, not only that but you still acknowledge comments that were made a few days ago. That's awesome. 👍

Thanks this knot helped me fix a dishwasher door hinge spring mechanism tonight without costing me a penny! Woo!

Thanks for this, I'm ready to kick the Chair now

@useless.5373

5 жыл бұрын

Everly _ Laufyson _L nc

@austinmccuistion1784

5 жыл бұрын

Friend your looking for a noose knot.

@williamwhite9481

5 жыл бұрын

A bowline knot doesnt tighten like the knot you are looking for. (Noose) The whole point of a bowline is not to tighten

@PopeyeSolos

4 жыл бұрын

Do a flip

@xn85d2

4 жыл бұрын

Neat, so you got your hammock set up nicely then?

I served in the Coast Guard, at a Search and Rescue station, and being able to tie this knot quickly and perfectly was often a matter of life and death.

@sinnocent6086

2 жыл бұрын

Would this be an appropriate knot to use magnet fishing? Attaching rope to the magnet or carabiner? If not, do you have a better suggestion? I'd hate to lose my magnet. 😅

The best thing I learned from this video is how to tie a bowline knot. The worst thing about this video is the number of people who think that their own written instructions in the comment section are better than the video guide itself. Want to give your advice?...create and post your own video.

This is the most useful video I’ve ever seen regarding this knot. Thank you!

I know this is old as dirt but dang that is HELPFUL as all get out! Thank you so much!

Knots. I must learn more knots.

@ashley-nz1yp

9 жыл бұрын

+Buelligan88 there is squareknot,clovhich and sheetbend

@daddydojang

5 жыл бұрын

You’d better knot

@gnomonthegnomelover7006

5 жыл бұрын

I cannot knot.

@jreese46

5 жыл бұрын

Learn the figure 8 on a bight and the figure 8 follow through.

I also always use bowline rope knots, thank you for the tutorial, it is very useful for generations of fishermen

Knowing what the bowline knot was good for would have been nice for comment in the video. After some research the bowline knot is a knot that severe tension can be applied to using the loop at the end and still be easy to untie.

Very well thought out and easy to follow instruction, thank you so much.

my headphones do that all the time...

My father never really taught me this stuff, always felt ashamed I didnt know it. At times he gets frustrated when I don't know some stuff and I simply state, you never taught me is the thing. The look on his face always hurts. He's done his best for me without a doubt, and these are small details that get looked over in life. He was too preoccupied trying to get food on the table for us which was most important at the time, and I have all the love for him for that. I thank you though, for taking your time and teaching this to me and millions others who possibly just never got the chance to be taught by someone, something so simple.

Thanks man ! , You have saved a lot of lives .

@Im_justhere

Жыл бұрын

Or not 😀 (I’m sorry I had to make that joke I’ll delete this comment if you want)

@NourFloyD

Жыл бұрын

@@Im_justhere hhh , no that's actually funny , you don't have to apologize

@starsaredizzy

Ай бұрын

thats not very funny to joke about. My hamster watched this video, now look where he is.

I'm 62 and could never figure this knot out. I'll try again however. Thanks for the video but bringing small mammals into it just confuses me.

@xn85d2

4 жыл бұрын

So I think I've worked it out. There's 2 critical bits to remember: 1) The loop you make at the start goes in the main line of the rope. 2) The end goes through the loop so that it finishes up on the opposite angle to the main line, i.e. if the loop is such that the main line sits on the side of the loop furthest away from you, the end goes in to the loop away from you and comes out the loop on the side close to you, and if the main line is close, the end comes out away. Then you just take the end round the main line and and bring it back through the loop, which for me was dead easy after making sure 2) was correct.

@mueshire555

4 жыл бұрын

I guess you could say you could KNOT do it! Kill me

@user-rf4vc7mt4d

4 жыл бұрын

@@mueshire555 Could you fucking knot?

@Goody2shzToo

4 жыл бұрын

3) grab both the end of the line AND the part if the loop to its immediate right, and with the other hand grab the main line above the knot; pull the main line up and the two lines held together down at the same time.

@yawningdog9894

4 жыл бұрын

Bruh it's not that complicated but ok xD

This will get recommended to everyone soon Mark my words

Thank you this will solve my overthink. nag enjoy ako sa 16 years ko dito sa earth marami akong nakilala na tao mostly si venice di ko alam kung paano ako mabubuhay pag wala sya thank you din sa family ko support sila sakin palagi time ko na siguro para paikliin buhay ko.

False statement in the comment presented over video. This knot becomes easly undone when circular pressure is applied - that means, when you for example try and push away with two hands from the inside of the loop. The more force you apply, the easier the knot will become undone, and fastest it goes when the force is changing. People died because not knowing this. If you just apply force on whatever end of the rope and the loop being pulled away in oposite direction - in most cases (not always) it can hold. However - it is strongly adviced to backup bowline with simple half hitch on a loop when using it for serious purposes - climbing, berthing, or any situation when the knot becoming undone may create some risk to people or important equipment safety.

@noobbutteryt9801

5 жыл бұрын

like trying to win an amazing race camp by tieing a lot of bowlines for a sled. shout out to any scouts reading this

@slinky_malinki5330

5 жыл бұрын

But if you're rock climbing, why wouldn't you ever use the bowline over the figure 8 or alpine butterfly, which are infinitly safer.

@doloresm7396

5 жыл бұрын

Great just what I don't want to happen when I'm removing and cutting railroad ties.

This is indeed a great knot. When I was taught it my instructor told me a story to remember how to tie it. You make your initial loop, that is a rabbit hole. The short end of the rope is the rabbit. So the rabbit comes out or its hole, runs around a tree (the long end) and goes back in its hole. Whala, you have a bowline knot. A knot that holds very well and is just as easily undone.

@bluegill2030

5 жыл бұрын

Same thing I was taught years ago, the ol' rabbit running around the tree

@somerandomguy3868

5 жыл бұрын

That's the way I was taught as well

Clear and concise. Thank you for sharing!

I needed this for my second class rank. I needed sheet bend and boeline. This was helpful thanks

Simple, easy to understand and great presentation. Thanks man!

Such a life saver 😍

@Im_justhere

Жыл бұрын

Or not… 🪦

@Weemaa_0

Жыл бұрын

Ikr it’s literally a life taker for me such big help!!

Mate, I learned how to make this bowline knot before and always forget it. You made this knot easy to remember. Thanks

can you use this for the end of a bowstring!!!!?????

@z.s.n.

3 жыл бұрын

Wow. Now you have half a million subscribers. Good job dude.

@knotkool1

3 жыл бұрын

yes. it works for that. Knot the absolute best knot for that purpose but it works fine.

@martinphillips969

3 жыл бұрын

@@knotkool1 He probably found the answer its been 7 years lol

@ZaeOSWS

3 жыл бұрын

Wow. Now you have half a million subscribers. Good job dude.

@wswillett

3 жыл бұрын

@@ZaeOSWS 1.7 million

Thnx for this! I can finally die ❤️

the 2 finger technique is the best tip ive ever seen to tie that knot, thank you!

So well explained with the handy twist loop. Thanks a mil 🙂

instructions unclear. i ate the string

@k7theawesomemancallofdutyp507

6 жыл бұрын

Why did you eat it

@Uncle_Jay13

5 жыл бұрын

Instructions unclear got dick caught in ceiling fan

@daddydojang

5 жыл бұрын

Don’t listen to these fools. I did it just as you instructed and ended up with a delicious potato salad. Great tutorial.

@lincolnnunez

5 жыл бұрын

It's Pleb 🤣😆😆😆

@6Sisu9

5 жыл бұрын

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

If you know how to rapidly tie a bowline around your waist only really using one hand, you can save your life if someone throws you a line. If you are in cold water, or have to be pulled up, the strength in your hands can fail you, but if you have a bowline, no-slip loop around your waist, you can be pulled out, even if you go unconscious before your rescue is completed.

this is such a breathtaking video (i wonder how many people used this video for breathtaking activities)

@RainbowRaven9

11 күн бұрын

many, I've seen 10 comments about it already.