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@marisakennedy777

Ай бұрын

I'm so glad you guys are able to do 3 movies a week, keep 'em coming! Here are some more movie recommendations: Superman (1978, superhero) or Man of Steel (2013) How to Lose A Guy In 10 Days (2003, romantic comedy) The Fifth Element (1997, sci-fi) Office Space (1999, comedy) Sleepers (1996, drama) Ace Ventura Pet Detective (1994, comedy) Snow White and the Huntsman (2012, fantasy action) Passengers (2016, sci-fi romance)

@marksmith4892

Ай бұрын

"What is this knife?" I actually had one as a child that I bought from a military surplus store back in the 80s. The handle end unscrews and a bunch of emergency equipment is stuffed into it. That's where his wound dressing materials came from lol

@daveking9393

Ай бұрын

What happened with the last samurai? I was just watching it. I was 3/4 of the way through and it disappeared...

@91GT347

Ай бұрын

I think you may like one called "History of the World part 1". It's an old comedy.

@gingerbreadman1969

Ай бұрын

Would love to see you react to Kingdom of Heaven (Directors Cut) or Dances With Wolves. 😎👍❤️

Those troops weren't regular Army, they were National Guard.

When this movie came out those "Rambo" knives were everywhere. I still have mine.

@livetotell100

Ай бұрын

Me too!

@ryeguy7941

Ай бұрын

I need to get me one

@ursulabklyn_mia6148

Ай бұрын

My 10 year old ephew got one too at that time.

@matthewwaddington2777

13 күн бұрын

All I got out of Kinder egg, was a packet of pornographic poker cards (sigh).

This movie is so good. Stallone's soliloquy at the end makes the whole movie. The older I get the more I feel his sadness.

Red Dawn (1984) Great movie you guys should watch

@ryanhampson673

Ай бұрын

The ONLY Red Dawn….We don’t speak of the “remake” 🤮

@stevemasters7848

Ай бұрын

I agree the 2012 remake is completely trash

The Viet Nam war was very unpopular especially because of the draft. Unfortunately, many returning vets were looked down upon and even hated by the public. Very sad.

@MB-oc1nw

Ай бұрын

Not to mention invading a country, bombing it and killing a lot of people.

@PTaylor1087

Ай бұрын

A lot of misplaced anger was directed towards the men returning many of which were drafted without choice instead of the politicians who pushed for the war and forced them to go.

@DaveMustang74

Ай бұрын

@MB-oc1nw You do NOT take out your anger on boys who had no choice. They were boys, too. Protest the government. Protest military leadership. That's fine. Hell, that's American. You don't spit on the soldiers who were nothing but pawns. My dad was subjected to that bullshit when he got back. Many of them were. Very few of them wanted to go to Vietnam. Not only did they have to deal with hate from the people they'd been told they were defending, many suffered from PTSD for life. The government used them as guinea pigs for Agent Orange, too. Many got sick and died in the years and decades after. America owes an apology to all of our Vietnam veterans.

@DaveMustang74

Ай бұрын

@@PTaylor1087 Exactly

@Burn_Slow

Ай бұрын

My Lai massacre

It's a fantastic movie, Rambo 2 and 3 are also great. Speaking of Sylvester Stallone I love him in Cobra and the Rocky movies.

The Vietnam Veterans were treated like dirt when they returned. No one wanted to give them a job or anything.

The novel actually makes the sheriff a much more in depth character. In the movie he is just a bully but the novel makes it clear he has a measure of PTSD himself from the Korean war.

@highlandergunn9240

Ай бұрын

I didn't know that, guess I'll read the book now. Thnks for the info.

@GamerKatz_1971

Ай бұрын

@@highlandergunn9240 Good luck finding a copy. A lot of times these tie-in novels were written very fast to take advantage of the movie release. Particularly for action films. They were cheap and churned out quick for very limited runs. But who knows Amazon or eBay may have it.

@DaveMustang74

Ай бұрын

The book is almost always better than the movie, but I'm glad the ending was changed. We got some really good sequels in my rarely humble opinion. 😁 Especially the last two.

@GamerKatz_1971

Ай бұрын

@@highlandergunn9240 But even in the movie if you catch it, there are medals in a frame behind the sheriff as he sits in his office in one scene. One of those medals is a purple heart.

@obiohaz6023

Ай бұрын

oh wow didnt know that

Those knives were great, Had a compass, and the handle was hollow which allowed, water proof matches and fishing string and hook.

@dcd

Ай бұрын

I hated those knives... There were great scout and hunting knives around, hatchets, things that would actually survive hard service but after this movie, the market was flooded with cheap "Rambo" knives. Poor quality blades, the cheapest compass one could embed in the bottom of the handle (limiting it's use as a striker)... inside was a combination of small fish hooks, a few feet of fishing line, a few matches, etc. They sold a ton of those things for $20-40... Of course this was before KZread with a huge amount of quality outdoorsman, hiking, and other gear reviews.

@mitchjay2108

Ай бұрын

I had a smaller version used to take it with me when I went camping in upstate New York , fishing line, compass it was pretty handy

@DrJohnnyFever.

Ай бұрын

My dad bought us those and also wrapped parachute cord around the handle. Very useful in survival situations. I have yet to be in that situation but it sounds awesome.

@andrewmcclure2378

Ай бұрын

@@DrJohnnyFever. my last waterproof match saved my life one night. Was able to build a fire to warm up and hunker down till sunrise. And on another occasion, watched my brother have to use the fishing string like Rambo did and stitch a nasty gash up enough till we got back to civilization. Wish I still had mine. There were cheap imitations but some were quality products.

Habibi brothers: You guys were a little confused. The National Guard are local millitia working for the individual states. They are not regular army, and the Sheriff didn't command them. He just knew them all because they were locals.

@xGoodOldSmurfehx

Ай бұрын

National Guard? Local militia? Wtf are you on about? They are part of the army, the national guard is generally manned and staffed by reservists They are part of organized militia by law but they are very much a reserve force of the army

@ryanhampson673

Ай бұрын

The National guard is essentially the States Army. I was active and then Guard afterwards. Most of the people in my unit were prior active duty that switched over. Your uniform still says U.S Army, but the state is in charge of you in stead of the federal govt.

@quentinmichel7581

Ай бұрын

As I recall, if the Feds want the State National Guard, it has to be released to the Federal Government by that State's governor.

@Sebuin

Ай бұрын

Also even though the guy in the National Guard technically wasn't under the authority of the Sheriff, when it comes to local politics especially pre smartphone and social media. The small town sheriff was the "king" of the county that or the mayor. And everyone knows each other so even though a cop might not be bigger than him power wise. He knew pissing off your town sheriff especially one you or your brother or your father grew up with and hell might even be related. Small town politics.

@joemaxwell3902

Ай бұрын

@@quentinmichel7581 Not quite, the President can federalize National Guard units in certain cases, and the state governor doesn't have to give permission. The D.C. National Guard is the only NG unit that is directly controlled by the President without needing to be federalized first.

17:37 If you meet a Medal of Honor recipient treat them with respect. Most are awarded posthumously.

The Army in film is National Guard... very different from active duty Army.

@jimpemberton

Ай бұрын

Their depiction of the National Guard is also very different from the real National Guard.

You should watch 13 hours & the lone survivor. Woukd love to see what you think about those two films

Those soldiers looking for Rambo where supposed to be part of the National Guard...weekend soldiers only, not the regular army and at that time not that well trained beyond their previous experience.

This is a very interesting film and I’m curious about your reaction because people tend to forget the message of First Blood and the tragedy of John Rambo.

@solidsnake58

Ай бұрын

And everybody is recommending that you watch Rambo 2. While i agree you really should definitely see ROCKY.

I hope you guys watch Rambo 2, I really enjoyed watching your reactions to this movie.

the knife is a military issued K-Bar. compass, stitching kit, matches, fishing line. all-in-one survival kit in the right hands

@johnfredrickson7215

Ай бұрын

That is not a k-bar. This is a custom made knife. They were so popular after this movie came out but were very poorly made. Hollowed handles have no tang so they are pretty weak by design. They really don’t make these much anymore but I believe you can still get one at Harbor Freight.

"he's going to ripe them apart; this is his playground" spot Fing on sir! this is my second video of yours today I've watched!

We didn't have the same respect for our military back then as we do now. I wasn't alive then but I remember being taught about it in school

FYI, he used the torch flame to lead his escape from the cave. The draft of the cave led to the vent shaft

You have a good perception. Sylvester Stallone is American, but is of Italian descent. His father was Italian, mother was American.

“They should make a game out of this.” FUN FACT: Japanese game designer Hideo Kojima is a huge movie fan and the creator of the Metal Gear Solid series. He (more or less) invented the stealth genre and was highly influenced by the 80s films Escape from New York and First Blood. Metal Gear Solid 3 is being remade and released this year and takes a lot of inspiration from First Blood with its wilderness setting. The cave sequence is even directly referenced. 😃

All he wanted was something to eat.. Great reaction!! Check out Rambo II

This is an important film because it signaled a start of a reassessment of the Vietnam war and how soldiers were treated. In 1982 I saw this in High School, seven years later I would be in Iraq. I was a medic in the 3ID. I was in combat and got the CMB. My reception when going home was much better.

@jimpemberton

Ай бұрын

I was over there in theater with you in the 2nd Marine Division. We had it easy by comparison. I'm grateful that public opinion changed significantly.

@mikerobinson6969

Ай бұрын

Does CMB stand for Congressional Medal for Bravery?

@jimpemberton

Ай бұрын

@@mikerobinson6969 Thanks for asking: Combat Medical Badge.

@mikerobinson6969

Ай бұрын

@@jimpemberton ok I understand better..thank you for your explanation and your service.

@emilianosintarias7337

Ай бұрын

there's never been a reassessment of the Vietnam war in america. The US went to delete millions of civilians around Asia and that is what they did. The US still has the "mistake to interfere" , "tried to help the south", "both sides were wrong" BS

There was a Green beret soldier named Roy Benavidez that was awarded the Medal of Honor in Vietnam and some say the character Rambo was based off of. There’s a few videos covering the battle where he earned the MOH, it’s so wild if it was a movie you wouldn’t believe it.

@ronaldhill8685

Ай бұрын

Actually it was a man named Audie Murphy it's loosely based. Look him up! You would be astonished of what he did in the war!

@ryanhampson673

Ай бұрын

Oh I’m well away of him. Amazing story.

On why they "cleaned him up" like that. That's from the rule that a prisoner must be 'presentable to the court' to prove that they have not been kept in inhumane conditions and kept clean.

This movie was actually filmed in Canada. Hope, British Columbia. About 3 hours east of Vancouver.

I think those nuclear signs mean there’s a bomb shelter inside

@JustinDZS

Ай бұрын

Correct, the jail has a reinforced concrete basement for the jail. So is a designated bomb/storm shelter.

Watch Rambo II... it's very good.

In answer to your questions, in addition to elite branches of the regular army such as Special Forces and Rangers, the basic force is further distinguished by different levels of skills, training readiness in the Army: namely regularly army, reserves, and national guard. Regular army vets after their Reserve obligations are fulfilled can choose to continue to serve in the Guard but during the Vietnam era while the compulsory military draft was still in force, it was common for those who wanted to avoid deployment in Vietnam to enlist in the guard before being drafted into the regular army instead. George's W. Bush being a notable example. After basic training, unless there is a major mobilization, Guard service is usually just one summer month per year and one weekend per month, hence the allusion made by the Guard members in the filmat the mine. Also unless the President nationalizes them, they are technically under the command of the governor of each state and are primarily utilized for natural disasters from storms.

@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344

Ай бұрын

There are many inaccuracies in this.

"What do you hunt with a knife?" "The enemy ".

@jasonmcewen436

Ай бұрын

He said "Name it."

Awesome guys American 🇺🇸 Patriot here glad to tune in to y’all again. Thanx for posting a new patriot movie for you all Love your reactions ❤

I recommend Apocalypse Now. It's also about the Vietnam War. Another great war movie is Lawrence of Arabia.

A lot of Americans were opposed to the U.S. going to Vietnam fighting in their civil war. When soldiers who were drafted came back they were spit on, while the government was at fault, the people blamed their own citizens, instead of blaming the government. The soldiers were national guard, which are basically weekend warriors they are called. National guard are actually state organized militia under the command of the governor of a state. They can be comprised of semi retired regular army, example soldiers that may have served their full term, but did not want to re-enlist full time may choose to stay in the army reserve. This will help them with military pensions usually about $1,500.00 a month. As they only have to go one weekend a month, and one two week update military training a year. Military are subordinate to the civil authority. The open part of the mine is used as an air vent to help some of the toxic gases to escape the mine. Most mines now have ventilation pumps and filters to help remove poisonous and flammable gases etc. I have visited a number of mines in North Carolina, and South Carolina upstate has a series of mines.

@longfootbuddy

Ай бұрын

only the hippies and college tards did the spitting on them, because it was the hip thing to do at the time

You guys are great. I love your reactions. Keep up the good work.

You have to watch the the next one. Great reaction guys.

This was filmed in & around Hope, which is about 1hr East of Vancouver, BC, Canada.

I watched this movie many times as a kid. My dad went through a lot during and after the war. Every reaction video feels like someone just met my dad.

Hello from Cyprus, wonderful reaction, it one of my favourite films.

The backup soldiers for the cops were not Army . They were National Guard part time volunteer soldiers .Deployed nationally for things like floods and natural disasters or used (very rarely) to restore the peace during civil unrest like riots etc .

Hey Guys! sending good vibes from Pawlet, Vermont

Thanks guys, good reaction. I think you would really like The Punisher (2004) and Law Abiding Citizen. They’re actioned packed and about good but dangerous men going rogue after they’ve been wronged, much like Rambo. White House Down and The Rock are awesome movies too.

Keep going! The entire franchise is a wild ride all the way to last blood.

The nuclear symbol that you were asking about, is actually an indicator that the building was designated as a civilian fallout shelter in case of a nuclear attack.

Hi ya guys, great movie great reaction. 👍🏽 I always enjoy your reactions and comments every time. I watch every reaction of yours now. Take care ✨

@40:59 the explosions in the 'boring' town where it closes at 7p...no civ deaths, but it does play 'divide and conquer' all of the Sheriff's deputies are gone. Next, he sweeps through and takes the power away, no lights, no alarms just man v man. And the gun store blowing up...it'll make the rabbit pop up his head and Rambo will know precisely where he is.

When Rambo said They drew first blood he means they started it

I served in the Navy from just before the official end of Vietnam for three years...when I got out nobody would consider my military as work experience. As far as they were concerned, I hadn't worked or done anything productive for three years. I was finally able to land a job and later found out that most of my fellow employees didn't want me hired or to work/interact with me because I was ex-military. This went on for at least 10-15 years after I got out.

@longfootbuddy

Ай бұрын

mustv been in california or something

need more of them :)

The Vietnam War had only been over a few years when this movie came out and there were a lot of hard feelings all the way around: an international political nightmare for the US, widespread media coverage of the atrocities committed by both sides (particularly how North Vietnam used children for suicide missions, branding US troops as 'baby killers'), the unpopularity of both US involvement and the draft used to support it, the list goes on. Returning soldiers were publicly accosted, spit upon, denied Veterans' benefits, and often found themselves unable to return to civilian life - all of this on top of severe PTSD from spending years under extreme combat conditions (or worse). The US Marine Corp has the reputation for being the toughest branch of the military, and the Green Berets are the toughest Marines - their style of hand-to-hand combat training sometimes called "reach out and break someone", designed to take on multiple enemies; if not to kill them, at least eliminate their ability to pose a threat. Ambushes, punji spikes, and all manner of improvised booby-traps. Take that level of combat ability and trap them in a foreign jungle where they're forced to sacrifice their own humanity in order to survive, you can guarantee that anyone who makes it out of there is going to be a walking powder keg.

@christopherjordan2074

Ай бұрын

Green Berets are NOT Marines, they are U.S. Army.

@twylanaythias

Ай бұрын

@@christopherjordan2074 That actually surprises me. I've long known that Rangers are Army and Seals are Navy - I'd always assumed each branch had their own elite corps, and no way in Hell could Green Berets be part of the Air Force.

Loved this reaction. The part where poor Rambo breaks down about his friend was so sad and tragic. To answer an earlier question you guys asked, the Green Berets are special, elite forces. They are the very best at what they do. It's a part of the military, but not the same as the army. I think the police had their (fictional) local National Guard after him in this film. For the record, the National Guard is, essentially, the militia for each individual state. They will help other states if called to do so, but their priority is their own state first. They mainly respond to things like natural disasters, though they can help with other things, of course. Sorry for the rant. And may I suggest a movie? I wonder if you guys have seen The Sixth Sense?

Subscribed, because I enjoy watching your reactions. You both aren't always serious when watching videos. You mix it up with jokes and humor,and that's why I enjoy your channel. Keep up the great work & keep the videos coming.

Great movie

Filme clássico do rambo, parabéns pelo vídeo. 👏

Next movie explains what happens to him and pretty much carries on with a small time jump. The fourth movie ( i think its the one I’m thinking of ) has some of the most brutal war deaths put to screen. You must get to it eventually.

A great film to watch! It's the only Rambo film i like! 👍

13:47 “He’s fudged!😂”

Great film.

This is hands down the best one of the group. Personally I only like about 3 of the. This one was grounded in reality and how Vietnam vets were treated after they came back (Many in our nation tried to sweep it under the rug, they couldnt face losing a war us being the USA lol) and what would happen if a highly trained vet was pushed too far. I shutter to think what a modern Green Beret could do. But the later ones became just big shoot'm ups all muscles and machine guns that defined the 80s action movie. Some still fun but unrealistic as all get out. This though is quality.

Much love from australia 🦘🦘🦘

Seen you liked the chase scenes, you would probably like Smokey and the Bandit (1977).

@16:23 The smoke is simply the heat leaving the body in the colder air.

Amazing movie. Last Blood is also...

You have to watch the second movie.

To find out what happened to him watch RAMBO FIRST BLOOD PART 2

Most businesses in small towns closed in the evening. So nobody was there. I believe the only confirmed kill on Rambos card is the guy that fell out of the helicopter. Oh and three dogs.

5:12 Cutting paper is a test of sharpness. I do collect knives, mostly traditional slip joints.

Rambo 1-6. Alot of the stories.

Gotta check out Rambo first blood part 2 awesome sequel.

They're neither Army nor police, they're National Guard. Basically, civilian volunteer reservists called in for duties, weekend soldiers.

Here are some movies you might enjoy == Trading Places , Rain Man , Good Morning Vietnam , Good Will Hunting , and one of my very favorite movies = Patch Adams ,a true story.

@sh1rty

Ай бұрын

Trading Places is such a good movie 🙂

That’s the National Guard not the US Army but they are under the umbrella of the Army(the soldiers sent in to help find Rambo). Aside from all the military you usually hear about we also have the National Guards and then there is also the US Army Reserves. They are a different than each other. National Guard Soldiers serve both community and country. They respond to domestic emergencies, counterdrug efforts, reconstruction missions for Hurricanes and natural disasters etc. They also can be sent in to combat if absolutely necessary but they really are meant for National things within the US. My pastors wife has been in the National Guard for 10 years and 1 weekend a month she has to leave for training but then she comes back home and is a nurse. They do once a year have a longer and bigger training. When they are deployed they have to take leave from their regular jobs for however long they are needed. There are of course some full-time National Guard members who have that as their career. Some states have additional (SDF) State Defense Forces. As of May 2024, 19 states and Puerto Rico have active state defense forces (SDF), also known as state guards, state military reserves, or state militias.

Great reaction! It is very interesting to see your joint detailed reaction to the film Robocop 1987. This is a cool movie 🦾🤖🔥 Do you have any plans to do it?

Thank you guys for such consistent videos, listening and watching along as i can has been making the work days go by alot faster.

@HABIBIBROTHERS717

23 күн бұрын

Our pleasure!

Nuclear Signs in the 1980s were common in public buildings. They designated that there was a shelter in the building in case of a nuclear war. I have no idea if there really were shelters or if it was to create the illusion of safety.

This movie is one of those few opportunities for Stallone to show that he has real acting depth. Stallone has never been the best actor in the world, but when he finds his grove he can be really excellent. The Rocky franchise is another one where he really gets to show his talent as an actor. In fact, I don't think you guys have watched Rocky. I would strongly recommend them all (Rocky V is a kind of mediocre movie and IV is a little goofy, but they're still worth watching. All the other Rocky movies are excellent, though).

Man everyone had those Rambo knives. I had one

shutter island next ? yeeee yee lol much love guys

you guy should watch Rasmbo part 2.

The nuclear sticker in the window of the sheriff's department is telling you that there is a nuclear shelter underground right there

The National Guards are referred to as Weekend Warriors - they are regular Citizens who work all week and then on the weekend the practice tactics in case of a war or in case of some need the state has to put out a curfew or protect property from thieves after a Natural Disaster hits and people have to evacuate the city or something like that. They are usually well intended and good at what they do - in this particular movie they show a group that are fairly new at their jobs and immature. Rambo however was a regular Army man and he was mistreated by the Sherriff because in those days so many men who did not go to war, were envious of the glory of those who did also on the other side - there were men who did not go who hated those who did because the army promoted propaganda commercials all the time announcing that the men who were in the army were real bad asses - so men who were not like that in civilian life hated them out of pure jealousy.

The Vietnam War was not a very popular one in the minds of America's home population and this was compounded by the fact they lost the war in the end. Many soldiers returning home had developed mental health issues, alcoholism as a form of self-medication was quite common and perhaps to a lesser extent other forms of drug abuse. Further, this was the cold war, America's entry into the Vietnam war was to stop the spread of communism and it failed so the soldiers may not have been treated very patriotically or as hero's upon returning home. This is a far cry from the rapturous reception US soldiers received upon returning from WW2 for example. Under such circumstances it is not unreasonable to assume that some Vietnam vets were treated very poorly indeed upon returning home and First Blood is that story in it's most extreme form. I'm glad you liked this one.

@emilianosintarias7337

Ай бұрын

If you look at your comment you'll see the contradictions in it, and it points to the fact that the point of the war was to delete millions of civilans in developing counties if they tried to declare independence. The mental heath issues came from deleting civilians and realizing they are' lives sacrificing themselves and buddies for the cause of deleting civilans, and realizing even most of the enemy troops were, relative to the US forces, civilians too. And the US won the war which was against the region.

It's one of the best FAFO stories 😅❤

@30:11 Not the Army, they would be Washington State, National Guard. Rambo is US Army Special Forces.

when the Army appears is not the regular army but the National Guard, as far as I recall. Not profesionals, but voluntary militia.

Absolutely LOVE your reactions. Could you guys react to Kingdom of Heaven (the director's cut)? It's about the second crusades and is honestly one of the only films to ever portray that period of Christianity and Islam, even though it's such an important time.

THE MEDAL OF HONOR IS THE HIGHEST MILITARY HONOR !!! THIS MOVIE PRECEDED THE FAMOUS "RAMBO" SERIES. YOU SHOULD CHECK IT OUT. IT IS JUST A CONTINUATION OF THE SAME THEME

I fought forest fires in those mountains back in the 90's

This takes place after Vietnam war the soldiers where treated very poorly due to the extensive news coverage of the war, it was the first time Americans back home saw war on live TV and they didn't like it. Unfortunately they lashed out treated the soldiers badly when they came home.

NOW YOU NEED TO WATCH RAMBO 2,,and all the other rambo movies.

I come from a military family, I wish I'd run into Rambo before the sheriff, I would've walked him over to the diner and bought him a meal. Vietnam vets were not welcomed back as heroes, this movie is a metaphor to their rage.

@longfootbuddy

Ай бұрын

except for the countless people that welcomed them back as heros

@ninjabearpress2574

Ай бұрын

@@longfootbuddy Yeah, I'm one of them, but with my own eyes I saw a hippie spit on a soldier. Did you know if you kick a hippie in the back of the knee, he'll hit the deck like a sack of spuds?

@longfootbuddy

Ай бұрын

@@ninjabearpress2574 good metaphor

@ninjabearpress2574

Ай бұрын

@@longfootbuddy Uncle George came back from Vietnam with a non-combat medal for valor and a purple heart. The way some stupid civilians treated him was despicable.

The soldiers chasing him are national guard, "weekend warriors"

We knew you would like this one. Great story and acting. Many quality sequels in our future, right?

Pretty sure nobody was working at the gas station when he set it afire.

@longfootbuddy

Ай бұрын

he was sitting on the toilet

5:51 This actor is Jack Starrett.

My friends you should watch part 3, Rambo travels to Afghanistan and fights the Russians with the mujahideen !

42:35 we have them on public buildings where there is a shelter that can be used in a nuclear attack. I suspect, most Americans don't notice them or know what they mean, however.

Guys… check out 13 Hours, Lone Survivor and Restrepo.

You guys have to see all the Rambo movies mostly the 3rd one

@DeeboX-vv8ji

Ай бұрын

Lol😂No, that's the one you skip lol😂

@raithoxha407

Ай бұрын

@@DeeboX-vv8ji for them it would be good to see there reaction