Watch my exclusive video on *"When The Soviets Tested The Captured F-5 vs MiG-21"* nebula.tv/videos/paperskies-when-the-soviets-tested-the-captured-f5-vs-mig21

@rimka11

Жыл бұрын

And when on youtube?

@n0sferatu

Жыл бұрын

@@rimka11 I believe its an exclusive for Nebula

@jona.scholt4362

Жыл бұрын

I just found this channel and have been binging the other videos. Great production from the visuals, the editing and narration. Did far more than enough to earn a sub and likes!

@beyondsingularity

Жыл бұрын

Howdy, the historic footage in this video looks great (very HD). Do you use some form of AI upscaling for these videos?

@terrenceescarda8951

Жыл бұрын

How many planes are there in a fighter regiment?

"Honey melons the size of artillery shells" Just in case anyone wasn't certain that this story took place in the USSR, the measurement scale is artillery shells lol

@Parocha

Жыл бұрын

So… people from the US are not the only ones using odd units of measure to avoid using metric? 😂😂

@TimothyOakes

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahah no way. That's hilarious

@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367

Жыл бұрын

they are a type of melon form turkmenistan they also clal them dino eggs.. torpedos and many other slang terms.. torpedos was the most common ive heard.. they are long like a bomb and white

@zadeasbolt226

Жыл бұрын

If this would really take place in USSR during late 60's the shirtless guy at 5:44 min would receive political imprisonment for life!!! 🤣👍

@jerrymartin7019

Жыл бұрын

I too enjoy melons the size of artillery shells

Would be lovely to see a video just about your father and his pilot career in the future

@slavistoyanov432

Жыл бұрын

Awesome idea. One vote from me too!!

@imadequate3376

Жыл бұрын

I've said the same. Was nice seeing family home video that was really cool. Nice window into another time and place.

@gerardmartin6448

Жыл бұрын

The US have better planes than putins pathetic airforce.

@richiefredell5976

Жыл бұрын

yes please.

@travismcgee9333

Жыл бұрын

I agree it would be really cool to learn about Paper Skies father. By the look of things, he must have loved his son very much.

What a fantastic and revealing video. I’m a former USAF pilot and knew nothing on the Soviet side of this story. Keep up the good work!

@JK-dv3qe

Жыл бұрын

the Russian pilots were good peeps, the US pilots were good peeps (mostly). but USA got used to decimate/bomb second rate (militarily speaking) countries. and USA thought: AHA WE THE BEST AREN'T WE? then they met Russia in Ukraine in their proxy war. everything fell apart, only thing saving you now is western MSM (obviously propaganda). we all know who will win this proxy war, don't we?

It's insane for me seeing your home videos seeing how "old school" the clothing and video quality are yet the jet fighters look timelessly modern. Those are some fine pieces of machinery

It's so interesting seeing a military KZreadr including his own childhood footage that is somehow related to an obscure topic of his own video

@Emil215p

Жыл бұрын

Yea, really good video.

@Breadnought_

Жыл бұрын

bread

@Emil215p

Жыл бұрын

@@Breadnought_ Brød

@Pgb633

Жыл бұрын

@@Emil215p Bröt , Pâine , Bread , Pane , Pain , Bukë , Hljeb , Leippää , now you have it , Bread in different languages

@loremipsum3147

Жыл бұрын

@@Pgb633 ekmek

Brilliant video. The research is bar none - but's the subtle jokes are such a great touch 👍

@panamericanworldairways5618

Жыл бұрын

hi mustard

@PaperSkiesAviation

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Mustard!

@OriginalSeblakCeker

Жыл бұрын

@@PaperSkiesAviation aren't you Mustard lol

@scottessery100

Жыл бұрын

@@PaperSkiesAviation thank YOU 😊 love your. Videos. 😊

@jona.scholt4362

Жыл бұрын

Getting a shout out from Mustard for a channel like this must be about the best praise you can get! Btw, I agree with him.

As an American kid that basically wore out his Top Gun VHS, it was lovely to hear stories from the other side of the curtain. Governments may bicker, but the people know: after chasing sunsets, one of life's simple joys, is playing with the boys. Keep up the great work. I can't wait to binge more of your videos.

@twitchykun

Жыл бұрын

and volleyball games at 32nd street Naval Station

@ZZ-sb8os

7 ай бұрын

As long as you don't forget to bring the cocoa butter, gotta make sure those muscles SHINE

Seeing the old footage of your dad and yourself is really very wholesome. And it's kind of cool your dad was a fighterpilot

Love all the personal stories that ties in with the subject on hand. Must have been awesome to talk about your dad being a fighter pilot to all your friends/classmates. Also always loved nose arts and those ones were really cool to see as well

@PaperSkiesAviation

Жыл бұрын

It was awesome indeed. However, the biggest part of my childhood was spent living on (or close to) military bases, so the majority of my friends/classmates were the other pilots' children :).

@BlitZnGodzilla117

Жыл бұрын

@@PaperSkiesAviation when my "dad could beat up your dad" becomes "my dad could outmanuever and shoot down your dad" lol

@alexc7510

Жыл бұрын

@@PaperSkiesAviation could you upload the video at 14:17 with 'Take on me' on the background? I'd be great

@PaperSkiesAviation

Жыл бұрын

@@alexc7510 If I'd have money to use "Take on me" track, I'd first spent them on "Top Gun Anthem" :)

@PaperSkiesAviation

Жыл бұрын

@@nickytea4416 for MiG-23 it was 190th Regiment (190 ИАП). "Kutakhov's Wolfs" as it was called among pilots.

This is the level of quality that even the History channel in it's glory days would envy

@Shadowboost

Жыл бұрын

What, their documentaries about aliens don't meet your standards?

@octaviovaladaoferreirinhad2689

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@rexxbailey2764

Жыл бұрын

@@Shadowboost : NOT THE KIND THEY HAVE TODAY. 😑😒

@NDR-hn3ue

Жыл бұрын

Indeed

@bathhatingcat8626

Жыл бұрын

I hope the history channel does ice road truckers in Russia and ukraine war zone when the waters freeze. That might be more exciting than the old docs 😂

Your fathers legacy lives on. Ukrainian Fulcrum pilots have proven that the MiG-29 is still a lethal platform in the hands of well trained dedicated aviators. If there is one thing the pilots of the (former) Soviet Union have proved, they are unmatched in their audacity. I can hear how proud of him you are, and rightfully so!

@Someone-lr6gu

Жыл бұрын

> Ukrainian Fulcrum pilots have proven that the MiG-29 is still a lethal platform in the hands of well trained dedicated aviators. Did they?

@dengawr6000

Жыл бұрын

​@@Someone-lr6gu Twice crash your plane on a cheap kamikaze drone that you tried to shoot down, hmm, in my opinion quite an indicator of skill)

@100.streamsnipe

Жыл бұрын

​@@Someone-lr6gu Donbass war against irregular militia, Ukrainian aviation lost 11 aircrafts to nothing. 11 самолётов (1 Ан-30, 1 Ан-26, 1 Ил-76, 2 Су-24, 2 МиГ-29, 4 Су-25), 7 вертолётов (3 Ми-8 и 4 Ми-24).

@ThapanDubayehudi

Жыл бұрын

Amen

@someonethatuveneverseen3158

Жыл бұрын

actually, as russian myself, i see that russians, using the soviet mobilization reserve are fighting with ukrainians, that are also using soviet mobilization reserve with nato supply. I think no one in the soviet army command staff could imagine this to happen

Большое спасибо за видео. Крайне интересный материал, поданный спокойно, незаангажированно и с нотками ностальгии - высший пилотаж. Почему я до сих пор был не подписан - загадка)

@dmitryche8905

Жыл бұрын

Только сейчас понял, что дикция похожа как на канале skyshipENG

@Kypodga

Жыл бұрын

@@dmitryche8905 а разве не на канал (СЕГОДНЯ Я УЗНАЛ), у них даже видосы одинаковые были

it makes me kinda sad some people don't like the accent, i think its wonderful and its even cooler as a person who gets most of his information form western creators to hear a Eastern Accent along with someone who is loves the history of there country. while not the most important aspect is just a really enjoyable characteristic of your content :)

@lc1138

Жыл бұрын

Strongly agree.

@hewhohasnoidentity4377

Жыл бұрын

love the accent. the music is a little much though.

@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars

Жыл бұрын

To complain about this gentleman's accent is ignorant and rude! Why should every video narrator sound like some damn yankee? Personally, I PREFER to hear someone who actually knows what he's talking about! I feel honoured that someone who's first language isn't English goes to the effort of translating and narrating in a foreign language and, by the way does it so very well! Who cares if there's a hint of an accent?

@Chiboza

Жыл бұрын

Because it reminds disgusting knuckledragging russian accent

@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars

Жыл бұрын

@DJTV: As a proud Englishman I can say that your accent really isn't an issue. We are a comparatively small island yet the range of accents is vast! I've come across many instances where a person from London has great difficulty understanding someone from Newcastle or Liverpool! Lol..... The simple fact you speak English is honouring!

I am a retired fighter pilot who flew during that era. As a graduate of and instructor at the US Air Force Fighter Weapons School (a more extensive course than the Navy Top Gun program) I really enjoyed this video.

@xmlthegreat

Жыл бұрын

Good old inter-service rivalry eh? Where's the AF FWS movie? Shame the Navy gets to hog all the glory, they don't even know how to land their planes properly, just crash 'em every time.

@garrycollins3415

Жыл бұрын

@@xmlthegreat The Air Force continually turns down opportunities like that.

@DOSsector

Жыл бұрын

Did you met Tom Cruise? :D

@user-bh6ey1ke4n

Жыл бұрын

@@xmlthegreat They tried several times, but Tom Cruise's fee was too high to fit in the war budget.

@DeclanOReilly

Жыл бұрын

@@xmlthegreat It actually came out a few years before Top Gun, and it had both the appearance of a b movie, and used older marks of F4 phantoms.

17:18 Oh, a F-4 FVS silhouette, that's an interesting choice. The F-4 FVS was a proposal for a variable geometry wing (like the MiG-23 and F-14) version of the F-4 Phantom. It never left the drawing board.

@Shaun_Jones

6 ай бұрын

Probably a smart move, variable geometry wings are a colossal maintenance nightmare. They are undeniably cool, but there are good reasons why when they are replaced, they are always replaced by non-variable aircraft.

@ethancampbell2422

6 ай бұрын

@@Shaun_Jones Well, at the time of their popularity, aerodynamic research was at a point where getting the performance needed with the knowledge and manufacturing capabilities of the time made it the easiest solution. Since then aerodynamic solutions, material science AND mission profiles have evolved to no longer make it the simplest way forward, but there was a reason it became a trend.

This was fascinating! And man, that VCR with a single dude voicing-over everything in a monotone voice with a shoddy translation... It's not a memory I like to relive but it got a good laugh outta me. Really happy you include these things, instead of reading information word for word like a boring uni professor would!

Man, those family archives are just priceless! Wow! Thank you sharing those with us!

@vibratingstring

Жыл бұрын

Ukrainians had better more advanced home movie capabilities than Americans at the time--that is for sure!!!

@jnb894

Жыл бұрын

Just revisited this video and I am still amazed as the first time by those video archives. 🤤😎

Super video! Absolutely fascinating explanation of a side of Soviet military aviation I genuinely knew nothing about until today. Makes me realise that it must have been considerably more advanced and more flexible than I previously gave it credit for, the impression usually being of very rigid and unresponsive strategy.

This is so interesting, seeing things 'from the other side' so to speak. We here in America hear all the time about American fighter evolution, and to a lesser extent some of the other NATO nations, but getting a glimpse into the Russian side is sparse. Thanks for this informative vid!

Paper, it's good to see you posting again. I hope you and your family are doing well, and like the other commenters, I'd love to hear more about your father. He sounds like a great aviator, but even more, he sounds like an AMAZING father. This was a GREAT piece to watch, and my only complaint is that I couldn't turn it off when I should have been getting extra sleep while I'm on call.

Paper Skies, if you were to create some merch with the "Мары" Top-Gun-esque logo (like on the trailer for this great vid), I would buy a coffee cup, a t-shirt and a poster. Twice.

@PaperSkiesAviation

Жыл бұрын

I'll think about it :)

@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars

Жыл бұрын

Yes please! 😁

@Funkopotomis

Жыл бұрын

Stickers and patches would be cool

@user-sr3ld4yc2n

Жыл бұрын

@@PaperSkiesAviation думаю вам стоит обратиться за правами на бренд марыйской 1 и 2 авиабазы к правительству Туркменистана

Maryy instructors really be vibe checking MiG-29/Su-27 pilots with MiG-23s

The narration about the beer-bellied fighter pilots, that you then saw waddling away with their big asses had me in stitches! I didn't know this part of history, and thank you for making me laugh.

My dad was taken to Mary on his way to Afghanistan in 1982 . He flew from Tashkent - Mary - Kabul . He is not a pilot but Soviet used this airport as a hub on a way to Afghanistan

It’s a good day when Paper Skies uploads.

@NOOBSLAYER-cw3gd

Жыл бұрын

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@firstletterofthealphabet7308

Жыл бұрын

@@NOOBSLAYER-cw3gd As my English teacher once said, ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ

You created my favourite YT channel with less than 20 videos so far. From visuals to explanations just solid work, this one was no exception. Not to mention the personal archives were a very nice touch. Well done man well done!

It had been so many months since you uploaded something I was worried about you, the person, not the channel. Happy to see you're still here. The family archive footage was wonderful, really appreciate you sharing it.

No matter what country's uniform a military person wears, we are all brothers in arms, politicians wage war, militarys fight them. If left to associate amongst themselves, I think great bonds and friendships would form, politicians keep getting in the way. Great video, very interesting, thank you.

@SuperDirk1965

9 ай бұрын

If no one would be so dumb as to become a soldier, politicians would have to fight their wars themselves. Just refuse to fight a war you didn't start yourself.

As an American I've built a thousand models. My masterpiece was my airbrushed Mig-29.

@penskepc2374

Жыл бұрын

Always thought it was the most beautiful bird ever built.

@Festias

Жыл бұрын

What's that got to do with being an American tho

@penskepc2374

Жыл бұрын

@@Festias it's a Russian plane.

@TheGreyAreaBetween

Жыл бұрын

My first model plane was the MiG-29. I'm not sure if I should write ‘as a Brit’ here though! I have a lot of airshow memories of that plane, including RIAT Fairford 1993. That one was a bit of a shocker. I still remember other planes there that year too, like the Beriev Be-42 (A-40) and Ilyushin Il-38. Not sure why the Russian planes stand out in my mind so much more. Guess they were more unknown to me than the rest. That and seeing a Ka-50 a couple of years later was amazing. Last time I witnessed any Russian fighter aircraft under Russian markings was in Ukraine 2014. Sadly that situation went from bad to hell.

@michaelpipkin9942

Жыл бұрын

@@TheGreyAreaBetween I'm getting some shit for writing "I'm an American" Just saying I built thousands of models, B-17's, American stealth, everything. Blah blah blah. But my MiG-29 was my jewel. According to my friends my A-10, P-51, Apache we're way better. Nope.

Easily one of the best aviation channels ever. I love your personal touch, and the accent! Keep up this killer content dude. I watch every video as soon as I see them in my feed.

I've recently developed my fascination for military fighter planes and finally getting to know about 1521 was really good. Those personal recording of yours were priceless..

This is truly fascinating to watch your footage - I've seldom seen such a snapshot of the times, but not stage-managed, manipulated and approved for release - real footage, real people, a real family... ...this is so much more than I expected, many thanks for covering this but also for sharing those moments. 👍🍻🇨🇦

@adamfrazer5150

Жыл бұрын

I just drool whenever I'm lucky enough to see era-footage of aviation, what was achieved despite the adversity caused by the system itself.

"Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat." -Sun Tzu Oh man this 'Exercise 500' sounds like a DREAM

@vaclavjebavy5118

Жыл бұрын

@TacticalMoonstone Lose because you couldn't be bothered to do the bare minimum to support your allies after you'd already withdrawn. The US left before 1975, and the ARVN successfully withstood an NVA offensive with minimal US support, before being cut off completely.

What an amazing video! So glad to be a supporter of yours via Patreon! Дякую!!

@PaperSkiesAviation

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Andrew!

This is very quickly becoming one of my favorite KZread channels. Your research and effort you put into these is incredible.

THIS IS INCREDIBLY INTERESTING. Your channel was such a gem to find.

Great video, as usual. I was not aware of the whole crysis in the Soviet fighter units. Also, the personal stories at the start were a really nice touch.

@PaperSkiesAviation

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Jakub! Glad you like the video.

@eddieschwab864

Жыл бұрын

@@PaperSkiesAviation well if you pardon me for being so bold it makes sense that both US and Soviet Air Forces went through same conundrum because during that time obviously military Doctrine changed and as time passed had to change back. In a nutshell anyone can probably down a enemy playing with a missile it takes skill to shoot them down them with a gun.. did y'all have aircraft that flew faster than the shells would fly out of a aircraft that it would pull the trigger would actually shoot your own plane down, I know that was certainly the case with a handful of American aircraft...

Very well produced documentary, this is a underrepresented theme in military history - I'm grateful you took the time to present this to the world :)

SFTI (Top Gun) is just a school to become an instructor in fighter weapons, everyone receives the training one way or another. A few naval aviators are selected from each squadron, take the course which has a 90-95% pass rate, then they go back and teach it to their squadrons. Naturally they or any other country would have their equivalents.

Sidebar : man.....🤤 the level of talent on display here, the visuals are so engaging to watch and the sound production/design is just as well executed. This is a top-tier watch, I'll be watching this more than a few times. Amazing work man 👌

The edit, humor, everything done great, you deserve more.

This might be your best video yet - I appreciate both the deep research and the family stories. Great work, and thank you. I bet your Dad could tell stories for hours.

I love your channel, the archival footage is amazing and your family stories are great to listen to

Absolutely great! Brought back so many memories of my youth living in a town next to a mig21 airbase... It's so nice to have you back on KZread

Absolutely wonderful, many thanks. The material is incredible but the writing and delivery is also excellent. Amazing work!

"Having trouble understanding the Ukrainian accent?" No, it's why I come here :) God bless you, man.

Wonderfully well researched and informative. This could be a book if you had wanted it. Truly a superb video of details. You never fail to amaze being able to put this together, not to mention in wartime.

Can't imagine the work you put into this, phenomenal! Riveting from start to finish.

Really good structured and edited documentary! Great work!

This is a truly exceptional documentary! The research depth was impressive, with interesting personnel stories, and for all the historical and rare footage found/used. The animation was sharp and unique in style (as is an aspect of your videos that always standsout). I have a large amount of books and documents on this subject and there were many interesting points i learned. I love your videos but this was a step up I didn't even know was there! Great work, even more stoked to see where you go from here.

Love the humor, background music, accent and personal touch. Stay safe and hope you will be able to publish more videos soon.

Excellent video. I was completely unaware of this program and the associated fighter group. I especially liked the animations at the end that showed the squadron markings. This video was well researched and extremely informative. Thank you for posting it.

This is a video to be proud of. Very well done Paper Skies!

He's back! I'm so glad to know you're still going, you made a post about the war several months ago, and I've routinely checked back every once in a while to see if there's been any update, so I'm glad to know you're ok, or at least ok enough to make videos :)

Something not mentioned I noticed was the fact American pilots had to fly within visual range to engage planes which were far more agile compared to the f-4 in order to identify the planes to engage, thereby making the missiles almost ineffectual based on this tactic. Tog Gun helped train the pilots to effectively train to use the planes superior speed along with fighter maneuvers to over take an adversary whose plane was more agile though slower. The Russians encountered this same scenario in cases like the Turkish fighter encounter. Get close enough to identify it so therefore making the missiles useless.

An outstanding video, very nice to hear stories from different parts of the world. I enjoy your story telling, jokes, family history and accent.

That is a fascinating deep-dive I was not expecting. Bravo.

Absolutely loved this video, very high quality aviation content as always!

Great content, loved the animation top notch! Even your choice of background music was spot on, well done!

Excellent video . Well produced material and very interesting.

we were waiting for so long and there was a reason: a 50 min masterpiece. amazing job.

As a Norwegian I have no problem with your accent Sir. Your English seems excellent to me! Sovjet airplanes facinated me from an early age as they were the "enemy". I remember reading a book at the local library in the mid 1980s and there was a line drawing on a RAM-"something" airplane...the next advanced Sovjet airplane. We did not even have a picture of the Mig29/Su27 at that time.

I'm so glad I came across this channel. Binge watching it! Incredibly well done!

OUTSTANDING video -very detailed, very insightful!!! Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!

One of those "little" channels you'll always be grateful having subbed to. Thanks for the family memories and leveled narration you share with us. Cheers.

Well done! This video is full of interesting and well-delivered information. I think your personal insight as a child of a fighter pilot adds unique value to your videos. Your channel is tied with Mustard at the top of my list :)

The animation sequences are simply stunning. Such amazing quality.

Excellent video...very watchable and informative.

I've always wanted to hear stories from the 'other side' and yours not only provide them, but you added a little personal touch too. I'd love to hear more of personal stories related to VVS from behind the Iron Curtain.

I've been looking forward to this for the last few days!

Awesome video! Thoroughly researched and extremely well presented. But the best part was the perfect background score 👌

Awesome video. Thanks for putting this together and sharing.

This was an excellent video. You had a lot of soviet-era footage that I've never seen before. Thank you very much.

Another fantastic video! Great work on these, and I really dig the style. The storytelling and overall flow/layout makes for a satisfying viewing

Very comprehensive video. Nicely done...

A great video, thank you. Very informative and well produced. Bravo!

Wonderful video! Great footage of old school MiGs... 🙂

My father was a fighter pilot, he studied the MiG-23 in Kiev and later fought in the Angola War for the Cuban/FAPLA side. Great vid!

Outstanding! Bravo - what a brilliant video!! Just loved it. I hope you are well and safe in these current troubled times.

Nice job! As the owner of a MiG-17,21 and 23 it was REFRESHING to see information that didn't resort to MiG bashing ! Thank you!

Thank you for doing this your Videos are always entertaining and educating

It is always a good time after an upload. We missed you!

This was top tier video! The quality of research, scripting, editing and subtle humour is above most content here. I'm happy I found it in my recommendations after binging modern aviation content for a while. Subscribed ✨

Oh boy. Have been waiting for a new video and you never fail! God speed mate!

Now, this is a quality channel that deserves more subs! Brilliant research and a good sense of humor? A lethal combination.

This is your masterpiece. I watched it two times already and shared with my friends. Thank you for your hard work

Simply Brilliant - a very rare video, full of excitement and stunning information.

Sir, your videos are amazing. Well researched, good delivery and funny as well. Thank you! It is amazing that this much film archive exists on the subject.

your videos are top-quality man

0:43 “The creator of the Paper Skies creator” 😂

Excellent video. I get warm fuzzy feelings being able to dive into such an interesting subject.

Great video mate. Learned a ton of stuff I'd always wanted to know about. Thank you!

The USAF also has the Air Force Weapons School, which is the equivalent to the Navy's Fighter Weapons School, now called the United States Navy Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor Program. The yanks never let an opportunity for a good acronym go to waste.

Great video, very informative and enjoyable. I especially enjoyed that bit at the end about the captured F-5E Tiger II surprising Soviet Air Force command by beating the MiG 21 and MiG 23 in mock dogfights. I actually read an article written by one of the pilots who flew the Tiger II in those mock dogfights, and he was absolutely delighted with its manoeuvrability. I think he might have been surprised to learn that the entire design philosophy behind the F-5 series was essentially to create a cheap and almost "disposable" fighter, one that could serve as both a low-cost bomb truck *and* as a low-cost point defence interceptor. Since his only complaint about the Tiger II was that it was slightly underpowered, I bet he would've been delighted with the F-20 Tigershark, which weighed 15% more than the Tiger II, but had nearly 70% more thrust.😉 Anyway, thanks for a very in-depth look at the Soviet Union's equivalent to the Top Gun/Red Flag schools.

Interesting presentation, enough detail and history. Good job

This was an excellent video. Thank you. I also enjoyed the personal touch in the beginning of the video.

15:50 after missing two missiles MiG 21 to Captain Eliseev : Look at me!! I am the missile now.

@peppapig9987

Жыл бұрын

Warthunder flashbacks intensify.

Absolutely superb documentary. Enjoyed it very much especially being a ww2/cold war nerd it’s refreshing to come across content that I haven’t watched already 400 times lol. 🙌🙌🙌

good storytelling with great footages. thank you.