I'm in 10th grade now and starting to realize life, been spending my whole life gaming and now i don't know what to do, i have huge interests in both IT and Psychology, I almost never listen to my IT teacher and now here I am.
The thing I've gathered, as a wasted 29 year old, is that nothing can be worse than base level retail or base level serving. I have a very strong tech sense (building PCs and repairing electronics), and although I'm thankful for the social skills I've developed through low end retail exposure, I'm long overdue for something more fruitful and I can't see how the "not so good" section is remotely close to as bad as the stresses of being a very expendable wage slave to these massive companies despite their "You're all valuable" coercion.
It was never my dream to become an I.T I wanted to be a veterinarian but my mother said she can't retire early so...I'm thankful for the tips, even though my mother sets me up with computer programming class, but I'm glad I have a little bit of experience and knowledge about this course.
When i was at 7th grade i picked E.I.M. (electrical installation and maintenance) as my specialization and when i was at 11th Grade i picked STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) as my strand and now that im at 1st year college the course i chose is IT cuz if im going to think about the future programming,coding and IT specialist etc; will be a big demand in the near future and if we think in our todays time we are in the technology age and that is why i chose IT (in life there are tons of outcomes, and you will be the one who will chose your own path)
Im still choosing a course whether ill choose IT or NURSING i love both and both have a big benefit for my family. Although since its the pandemic ,and technology is evolving, I wanna do IT but im still having doubts if its better than Nursing itself.
Amei. É tão difícil achar um vídeo que não seja sensacionalista sobre o quanto a área de ti é lucrativa e como tudo é tão easy pisie, mas este vídeo deu todo o panorama com realismo do que é ser um desenvolvedor. 😸 Obrigadaa
I'm still unsure what IT career to go into. Everyone looks so enticing. Right now, I'm stuck between Data Analytics, Full stack development, and Cloud Computing, and I'm coming from a no-programming background
Thank you for the clear and concise presentation on the reality of working in the IT field. I am considering entering the IT field. What would you suggest a total beginner learn first concerning IT?
I’m still choosing what course i should take and i want to be an IT since there are advantages. But the problem is that im not very good at technologies, i can easily forget alot of things no matter how hard i try to remember them, i also dont know anything about technolgies except from playing games, and I really am not very a motivated person.
Well, you are going to have to grow tf up. Adulthood is hard so if you can not overcome little things like these, then prepare for a life of misery and suffering
@@blair5475 although I agree that you should push yourself, do not be rude. You are being too harsh because some problems are harder to overcome and it is not their fault. the op mentioned that they have memory problems no matter how much they try.
Hello! I am about to choose a college course and I plan on choosing BSIT, if anyone of you could tell me some things I should know about the field that wasn't mentioned in this video that would be really great!🤗
I'm 23 and a fresh graduate. I've been doing job hunting for a month now and I always fail everytime especially when it comes to interviews :'( . I don't have any experience and I lack confidence. I choose to be an IT because I'm shy and not good in communication. My family have a high expectations on me and I don't want to disappoint them. I feel like I'm a failure
You need to define what you are good at in IT. There are many options in IT, like network, graphic design, software developer, hardware developer(good at AutoCAD), animator(2D or 3D), IT hardware expert, IT support, database developer, database analyst, cyber security, data analyst, can fix computers, frontend, backend or many more! Define what you are good at, and you are good to go. You do not need to be good at everything, search one you are good at.
I've been a waiter and even got up to assistant manager in just 4 years, and I do enjoy the job, but the pay is just sad and as the pandemic showed, it's not a stable job to be in. I see a lot more potential in IT, both income and job security (at least due to demand). I'm not really tech-savvy though, which has me a little bit concerned. A friend of mine works for the local governments IT section and it seems to be pretty good.
I'm in 10th grade and I need to decide what I'll take for my 11th grade I'm still undecided and IT have been on my mind for months now but I don't know anything about it
I want to become a systems analyst or help design IT systems infrastructures / user interfaces. However such a position requires a specific skill set. If only I had the funds to pay for the training course, I could make it happen.
is it good to pursue IT even if you are not that knowledgeable and skilled about basic programming and anything analysis? would it be easy to learn along the way?
I have no experience with IT as I am currently working as an LMT and a cinematographer. I am looking for another option thank you for sharing this would you possibly know if IT offers 401k retirement plans??
I'm already on my 12th grade now and I'm thinking of getting this course. The thing is, I don't have any background about all of this. Can I I still adapt during my college days???? I hope you can answer this sir. Thank you
Hi, I'm new in USA and I come from Africa I would like to know if it's important for me to do IT because I really like this sector and it's good for my future here in the USA or it's only for the cityzen?? Please
Hello I have worked with many people who were not US citizens. Moist of them were green card holders. You probably will not be able to work on defense projects that require a security clearance.
I'm turning 26 in a few months & have a food service degree & only had blue collar jobs & this pandemic isn't cooperating so I want to move up the ladder & should I study another 4-year course on I.T.? Is it worth it juggling studies & work @ the same time to pay for tuition? I think it's doable, any thoughts?
Hey there, I had a buddy I used to work with who went to school out of state and his plan was to work full time and go to school. It ended up not working for him because it was so much for him to handle. What I’d consider if I were you, unless you know you can handle that type of workload both from work and school, maybe consider getting an associates in an IT field. I’ve seen so many UA-cam videos of people saying they didn’t even go to school to get certain it jobs. I hope this helps. Good luck friend, don’t give up! I hope you figure it out in the end :)
I’m struggling between picking computer science or cloud IT certificate from Fullsail. Would you have any advice on why one may be better than another.
@@syedmusa1397 Don't try to sound wise, salary is definitely important, you can apply for every job of CS with an IT degree as far as I've seen jobs and it's more practical, CS is theoretical while you actually learn things you can use in IT.
@@Destinlearning good because I got plans for my future and imma need that. Another question is you said working long hours right does that mean its a lot of hard work too or is it just simple work done longer than normal time
Please i wanna go into IT career, d bad sode of it is dat I'm not IT savvy n no knowledge of it😢. Just finished college in Arts but would love to focus my direction toward dat angle (IT) I need advise. like: how do i go about it? wat r d first steps needed to be taken?
i think i need a few advice for the subject, im currently at senior high soon to be in college, i've been thinking of doing IT because i wanna be a game developer since i was a kid, but these days i don't really feel like choosing the course because i have no good experience (or almost none at all) in coding, and other than that I'm not really into games anymore so that kinda made me lose the interest, i have other considerations too but this dilemma is really bothering me. If i'll choose this course, do you guys have tips for making me find the "interest" in tech? sorry for the long message I just thought it'd be nice to ask here
Choose what makes you feel motivated whether you like the opinion of someone or your passion if u want to pursue your dreams pay attention to your self you must keep learning and you may face obstacles but make them make you strong but trust me its worth if you have perseverance, keep learning if u want to improve your daily life and you might be a successful person soon. Good luck have the discipline
Hi ,im 27 years old and i want to study IT & Mechatronics, i want to create my own robots and design their hardware, sensors, abilities and so on, how can i reach my goal, i have so many ideas which requires both of these fields, is it a specific rout i can take otherwise which would offer me a combination of these two carriers?
I would look and engineering schools that offer a concentration in computer science. Many schools that offer Industrial Engineering would be a good bet.
Is there a lot of math in IT/IS degrees/careers? I'm a senior in high school about to go to college but i dont know what i want to major in. I started getting interested and looking into this field this year and I am doing cyber patriot (team for njrotc)and am taking AP CS principles. I like cyber patriot where I protect against threats and set up firewalls and stuff but I don't like coding all that much (some of it is fun though) I'm also horrible at math.
I don’t know much about the IT industry but I do have a tip for you, so many people have told me this. If you are sure of what you want to do in school, you shouldn’t go right away. It will be a waste of your time and money. This is just my tip, maybe take a gap year to really figure it out, get a job and work that year to save money for school or just save up in general. And then go back. I hope this helps. Good luck!
Yes you can go into IT I suggest you start at a Community college and get an Associates degree and work you way up from there. This is an affordable way to get started.
Hi ! i just wanna ask you a question, i hope that you ll reply for me, im an international student and i wanna study Information Technology in canada in a college by the way ! but the probleme is that i have diplome in banking and finance ! so there is no relation between IT and banking ! but i have a little experience in computer, i used linux before and i fixed many computers so i did many things have relation with IT, so could you tell me please if i apply for IT or not ? and if it so hard for me or not ? even l really like these stuff, thank you and i hope that you ll reply for me
Hey man I'm not an IT expert but a concern citizen only hahaha. I think you should pursue the career that you really want, If you want to be an IT expert then why not go for it? You missed all the shots you don't take bro! If you really love it, I think you should go for it
If you are not into technology and dealing with constant electronic devices and spending long hours communicating an programming and solving issues while having your eyes locked on the screen, then do not risk it and enter the IT major. Also, you need to have at least basic maths/algebra to kickstart in this major. So double check whether you really want this major or not, and if you truly want it then you better start working hard on your weak points and study more Maths! Good luck to you.
I'm in 10th grade now and starting to realize life, been spending my whole life gaming and now i don't know what to do, i have huge interests in both IT and Psychology, I almost never listen to my IT teacher and now here I am.
Im exactly the same lol
Why are you me?
I need to pick my subjects next week what did you do
@@nontokozom8152 bro that's- HAHAHA
man I don't know what to do in life.. I'll start streaming in fb live soon, maybe it'll help me a little.
The thing I've gathered, as a wasted 29 year old, is that nothing can be worse than base level retail or base level serving. I have a very strong tech sense (building PCs and repairing electronics), and although I'm thankful for the social skills I've developed through low end retail exposure, I'm long overdue for something more fruitful and I can't see how the "not so good" section is remotely close to as bad as the stresses of being a very expendable wage slave to these massive companies despite their "You're all valuable" coercion.
I’m just wrapping up my first year in IT in university I’m excited for the coming years
Good points: Sounds good
Bad points: Sounds bad
Comforting Bad points: There's no job that doesn't bring you stress.
EXACTLY
thanks i needed to hear that
I have been wrestling with the idea of doing a degree in IT and this really helped. Amazing execution on this video! Very informative. Thankyou!
This is extremely helpful as I jus finished school and going to study for a BSc in information technology
Great advice! I'm considering a career in IT
It was never my dream to become an I.T I wanted to be a veterinarian but my mother said she can't retire early so...I'm thankful for the tips, even though my mother sets me up with computer programming class, but I'm glad I have a little bit of experience and knowledge about this course.
goodluck !!!
@@saoirsesy Thanks:)
When i was at 7th grade i picked E.I.M. (electrical installation and maintenance) as my specialization and when i was at 11th Grade i picked STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) as my strand and now that im at 1st year college the course i chose is IT cuz if im going to think about the future programming,coding and IT specialist etc; will be a big demand in the near future and if we think in our todays time we are in the technology age and that is why i chose IT (in life there are tons of outcomes, and you will be the one who will chose your own path)
Im still choosing a course whether ill choose IT or NURSING i love both and both have a big benefit for my family. Although since its the pandemic ,and technology is evolving, I wanna do IT but im still having doubts if its better than Nursing itself.
Same here bro I'm soo (or so) confused
I can tell you from a salary standpoint IT has a huge upside. I recommend cloud certifications now. The market is red hot!
Omg same situation
Same thing I don't know what is the best for me
@@Destinlearning what if you get certificates without IT experience
It is exceptional one. I will daily watch your videos
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s such a great resource to make a decision based on this information
Thank you for this Video ! Just enrolled in BSIT 🎉 💕
Wish everyone the best on their college journey
How is it going so far? Any update?
Amei. É tão difícil achar um vídeo que não seja sensacionalista sobre o quanto a área de ti é lucrativa e como tudo é tão easy pisie, mas este vídeo deu todo o panorama com realismo do que é ser um desenvolvedor.
😸 Obrigadaa
My dream is to do an information technology work.Thank you so much for giving me more information about I T
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It makes great sense thank for the advice
Im now taking this course. Moving into IT Specialist.
Thank you! This was really helpful and informative ❤
I'm still unsure what IT career to go into. Everyone looks so enticing. Right now, I'm stuck between Data Analytics, Full stack development, and Cloud Computing, and I'm coming from a no-programming background
Does IT requires a lot of math ? Pls tell me cuz I'm not good at maths 😔
This was so helpful thank you so much.
Thank you this was very helpful 💯
Really
Looking forward to pursuing ICT hopefully I make it. Thanks for the video xoxo
Great advices! Thank you very much. Can you make more video about IT for beginner? Like basic things?
Today is my first day looking in the i.t business ..... wish me luck
Good luck!
How’d It go?
Yeah how do you like it?
Me too
Thank you for the clear and concise presentation on the reality of working in the IT field.
I am considering entering the IT field.
What would you suggest a total beginner learn first concerning IT?
Very good and honest, Thanks!
Do people with information technology degrees program ?
Thanks for the advice before I made my mind
I'm on the verge of high school and I want to take interest into software engineer and love this video!!
I’m still choosing what course i should take and i want to be an IT since there are advantages. But the problem is that im not very good at technologies, i can easily forget alot of things no matter how hard i try to remember them, i also dont know anything about technolgies except from playing games, and I really am not very a motivated person.
Well, you are going to have to grow tf up. Adulthood is hard so if you can not overcome little things like these, then prepare for a life of misery and suffering
@@blair5475 although I agree that you should push yourself, do not be rude. You are being too harsh because some problems are harder to overcome and it is not their fault. the op mentioned that they have memory problems no matter how much they try.
I would recommend improving your memory by maybe having a healthier lifestyle like enough sleep every night.
why is it that I've heard his voice somewhere past in time. Just couldn't remember it though.
Hello! I am about to choose a college course and I plan on choosing BSIT, if anyone of you could tell me some things I should know about the field that wasn't mentioned in this video that would be really great!🤗
I also just got enrolled in BSIT and just like you I still don't know how this works. I'm actually kinda nervous.
@@keshiaisatrash i just got enrolled yesterday, I'm kinda nervous too
Just enrolled 🎉 good luck on your journey everyone ❤
It's going to be my first day in 3 days, how'd the program went for you guys? I'd love to hear feedbacks
you are very right on dealing with change part.
Very detailed. Thx u for sharing.
Thank you Sir it will help me in my future
All the best
I'm 23 and a fresh graduate. I've been doing job hunting for a month now and I always fail everytime especially when it comes to interviews :'( . I don't have any experience and I lack confidence. I choose to be an IT because I'm shy and not good in communication. My family have a high expectations on me and I don't want to disappoint them. I feel like I'm a failure
You need to define what you are good at in IT. There are many options in IT, like network, graphic design, software developer, hardware developer(good at AutoCAD), animator(2D or 3D), IT hardware expert, IT support, database developer, database analyst, cyber security, data analyst, can fix computers, frontend, backend or many more! Define what you are good at, and you are good to go. You do not need to be good at everything, search one you are good at.
I worst than you, I'm 23 and still no make any progress 💔
@@belajarseronok1838 Thanks, that would be really helpful for me
OK
@@belajarseronok1838 thank you So much! your COUNCEL is so powerful and energetic!!
Great advice thanks
Thank you sir someday I want to be a service disk beacause i want to learn more about computers😍❤
thank you for sharing,i wanna do it IT course and i choose this course,
Thanks for the realistic information
Watching in from Uganda and I finished my senior 4...and I want to get the course of IT I need more about the career..Any help I will be thankful
I'm only 15 and just started IT in my school I'm in the 10th grade I wanted to become and IT from the time I am in the 6th grade
same~
What was it about IT that mafe u love it ?
Same
Everything I just made my first game also called hover board simulator and I made a working shopping programmer I'm soo happy thanks to your video
I.T its really hard im just beginner and im starting to know about code
I've been a waiter and even got up to assistant manager in just 4 years, and I do enjoy the job, but the pay is just sad and as the pandemic showed, it's not a stable job to be in. I see a lot more potential in IT, both income and job security (at least due to demand). I'm not really tech-savvy though, which has me a little bit concerned. A friend of mine works for the local governments IT section and it seems to be pretty good.
Check out my IT Career Guide here: www.destinlearning.com/p/itguide
@@Destinlearningplease it says page not available
What's your take on a advanced diploma of information technology (telecommunications network engineering) ?
Thanks it helped very much thanks
I'm 13 years old and already thinking of getting IT course
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Great..thank you so much
I'm in 10th grade and I need to decide what I'll take for my 11th grade I'm still undecided and IT have been on my mind for months now but I don't know anything about it
I want to become a systems analyst or help design IT systems infrastructures / user interfaces. However such a position requires a specific skill set. If only I had the funds to pay for the training course, I could make it happen.
is it good to pursue IT even if you are not that knowledgeable and skilled about basic programming and anything analysis? would it be easy to learn along the way?
i had no knowledge on programming when starting school… i would say learn along the way… i am just tech savvy, not a technology genious.. you got it
Are there more males in this industry than female? Interested in this field and just curious.
thank you great video.
Are those cons you listed also apply to Management Information Systems?
Superb, I watch your video regularly.
I have no experience with IT as I am currently working as an LMT and a cinematographer. I am looking for another option thank you for sharing this would you possibly know if IT offers 401k retirement plans??
Most IT position offer excellent benefits.
I'm already on my 12th grade now and I'm thinking of getting this course. The thing is, I don't have any background about all of this. Can I I still adapt during my college days???? I hope you can answer this sir. Thank you
Yes this class is based on the material that freshman IT students study.
Hi, I'm new in USA and I come from Africa I would like to know if it's important for me to do IT because I really like this sector and it's good for my future here in the USA
or it's only for the cityzen??
Please
Hello I have worked with many people who were not US citizens. Moist of them were green card holders. You probably will not be able to work on defense projects that require a security clearance.
You should do it nationality doesn't matter only money matters
Which device I've to use for B.Tech in IT course?
What is better diploma or degree
Which IT college can I go to learn programming in Sierra Leone
Where do you advice beginners to start
I'm turning 26 in a few months & have a food service degree & only had blue collar jobs & this pandemic isn't cooperating so I want to move up the ladder & should I study another 4-year course on I.T.? Is it worth it juggling studies & work @ the same time to pay for tuition? I think it's doable, any thoughts?
Hey there, I had a buddy I used to work with who went to school out of state and his plan was to work full time and go to school. It ended up not working for him because it was so much for him to handle. What I’d consider if I were you, unless you know you can handle that type of workload both from work and school, maybe consider getting an associates in an IT field. I’ve seen so many UA-cam videos of people saying they didn’t even go to school to get certain it jobs. I hope this helps. Good luck friend, don’t give up! I hope you figure it out in the end :)
With fafsa yes because depending on how high you plan to go you will get good money and you need that money
I’m struggling between picking computer science or cloud IT certificate from Fullsail. Would you have any advice on why one may be better than another.
Pick the one that has more salary
Core 1 it's not about salary dude! It's about his interest and the benefit he gets out of it.
Go for IT
IT is better than CS easier to learn and more helpful to get jobs
@@syedmusa1397 Don't try to sound wise, salary is definitely important, you can apply for every job of CS with an IT degree as far as I've seen jobs and it's more practical, CS is theoretical while you actually learn things you can use in IT.
thank you for this
so nice, grandpa!
but could you offer us some lessons in both the old and new ways, please?
I'm hoping to do an IT program in college. No nothing about internet and software but trying to learn
I got a question: would it be possible to do IT work from home but with a portable technology like a laptop
Yes I do it every day. I also use an extra monitor.
@@Destinlearning good because I got plans for my future and imma need that. Another question is you said working long hours right does that mean its a lot of hard work too or is it just simple work done longer than normal time
Please i wanna go into IT career, d bad sode of it is dat I'm not IT savvy n no knowledge of it😢. Just finished college in Arts but would love to focus my direction toward dat angle (IT)
I need advise.
like: how do i go about it? wat r d first steps needed to be taken?
Send me an email at sales@destinlearning.com and I can help you out
very correct SIR
Thank you ❤
thanks dude
thank you
Is cloud computing a difficult course to study
It is a bit different but most of the same thing apply.
@@Destinlearning I have finished shs that is why I am asking this because I will be going to an IT school
what subjects do I need to take in high school for IT?
I would Lear how to type, Learn how to use word and excel and take a beginning programming class.
Thank youu sir 🙏
i think i need a few advice for the subject, im currently at senior high soon to be in college, i've been thinking of doing IT because i wanna be a game developer since i was a kid, but these days i don't really feel like choosing the course because i have no good experience (or almost none at all) in coding, and other than that I'm not really into games anymore so that kinda made me lose the interest, i have other considerations too but this dilemma is really bothering me. If i'll choose this course, do you guys have tips for making me find the "interest" in tech? sorry for the long message I just thought it'd be nice to ask here
I'm also in same boat as u.
Maybe your motivation can be indirect. Such as it being able to help fund your livelihood which is always important as well as a "can do" attitude
Thank you so much
Great video.
I should've seen this video before I enrolled
What difficulty's have you faced in your specific program? What thing did you want to know before enrolling in I.T?
What are the courses could u pls enlighten more.....even I'm thinking of taking iT, please
Thank you.
I'm still Choosing course and i really love programming computers but my father want me to be an engineer and now im really confused.
Choose what makes you feel motivated whether you like the opinion of someone or your passion if u want to pursue your dreams pay attention to your self you must keep learning and you may face obstacles but make them make you strong but trust me its worth if you have perseverance, keep learning if u want to improve your daily life and you might be a successful person soon. Good luck have the discipline
Is IT is really hard?
Hi ,im 27 years old and i want to study IT & Mechatronics, i want to create my own robots and design their hardware, sensors, abilities and so on, how can i reach my goal, i have so many ideas which requires both of these fields, is it a specific rout i can take otherwise which would offer me a combination of these two carriers?
I would look and engineering schools that offer a concentration in computer science. Many schools that offer Industrial Engineering would be a good bet.
@@Destinlearning what a quick response, amazing! thanks for the information ,these help me alot!
Is there a lot of math in IT/IS degrees/careers? I'm a senior in high school about to go to college but i dont know what i want to major in. I started getting interested and looking into this field this year and I am doing cyber patriot (team for njrotc)and am taking AP CS principles. I like cyber patriot where I protect against threats and set up firewalls and stuff but I don't like coding all that much (some of it is fun though) I'm also horrible at math.
I don’t know much about the IT industry but I do have a tip for you, so many people have told me this. If you are sure of what you want to do in school, you shouldn’t go right away. It will be a waste of your time and money. This is just my tip, maybe take a gap year to really figure it out, get a job and work that year to save money for school or just save up in general. And then go back. I hope this helps. Good luck!
Its complicating for me to choose between IT and Petroleum engineering
Hey i want to know if can u choose it even though u never chose it or physics in high school will there any university that will take u
Yes you can go into IT I suggest you start at a Community college and get an Associates degree and work you way up from there. This is an affordable way to get started.
Thanks
How about ethical hacking?
Thanks a lot for the video, what do you think about the testing field with selenium?
I'm currently doing BBA and wanna do IT for my master degree.
But I'm still confuse.
Am I making good decision or not??
Do I have any scope??
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Ty!
Hi ! i just wanna ask you a question, i hope that you ll reply for me, im an international student and i wanna study Information Technology in canada in a college by the way ! but the probleme is that i have diplome in banking and finance ! so there is no relation between IT and banking ! but i have a little experience in computer, i used linux before and i fixed many computers so i did many things have relation with IT, so could you tell me please if i apply for IT or not ? and if it so hard for me or not ? even l really like these stuff, thank you and i hope that you ll reply for me
Hey man I'm not an IT expert but a concern citizen only hahaha. I think you should pursue the career that you really want, If you want to be an IT expert then why not go for it? You missed all the shots you don't take bro! If you really love it, I think you should go for it
IT is heavily used in banking and your background should be helpful. I would give it a try if you are interested.
@@hyj24 thank you bro for your advice
@@Destinlearning yeah bro im interested for learnig IT
You should do what you like, so go for it.
Awesome! 😀
Thanks! 😄
I am not so fond of programming...... Is I. T good for me
Sir, what about computer information system bachelor degree?
Bio or IT
Thanks for sharing, but I am not really techy and I am worried about that, also do you really need to be good in math?
Great question.
If you are not into technology and dealing with constant electronic devices and spending long hours communicating an programming and solving issues while having your eyes locked on the screen, then do not risk it and enter the IT major. Also, you need to have at least basic maths/algebra to kickstart in this major. So double check whether you really want this major or not, and if you truly want it then you better start working hard on your weak points and study more Maths! Good luck to you.
Mine is not saying anything
My man spelled the truth no cap 👍