Build Upperbody Strength For Parkour - Do this Workout

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  • Опубліковано 29 гру 2024

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  • @MrTheManav
    @MrTheManav 7 років тому +807

    I don't know how Vincent Van Gogh does these. He's so talented

    • @RT-xw9by
      @RT-xw9by 6 років тому +5

      Nice one dude

    • @nikolapopova6867
      @nikolapopova6867 5 років тому +13

      Oh my God... I'm literally dying 😂😂😂

    • @contagiouscatastrophe6479
      @contagiouscatastrophe6479 5 років тому

      U fuck

    • @i-serendipityi5622
      @i-serendipityi5622 5 років тому +2

      @@contagiouscatastrophe6479 ??

    • @jasonlieberman4606
      @jasonlieberman4606 4 роки тому +7

      Gotta give praise for modern cosmetic surgery tho, amirite?
      Vincent here is so lucky! I mean, look, they perfectly rebuilt his ear, like you can't really even tell it had ever been cut off!

  • @CA-qw1ez
    @CA-qw1ez 7 років тому +798

    1 . Dont be fat
    2 . Make sure you can do some pull up
    3 . Have no fear
    4 . Practice
    5 . Never give up

    • @kluipo5561
      @kluipo5561 7 років тому +6

      Yep

    • @aarafalbab6158
      @aarafalbab6158 6 років тому +3

      Hell yeah

    • @gundudegamingexp4229
      @gundudegamingexp4229 6 років тому +15

      Im 147 pounds and im 5'6 but mostly i have heavy bones but i do not give up i do practice and i have no fear nothing scares me and i have strenght but for pull ups my max i can do is 6 but i do exercise

    • @ViewingMyMind
      @ViewingMyMind 6 років тому +25

      Fucking failed 1 and 2

    • @gundudegamingexp4229
      @gundudegamingexp4229 6 років тому +3

      S.H Lyrics ok number one he never said how much pull ups and now im 135 pounds

  • @alisubhani8915
    @alisubhani8915 8 років тому +254

    loved the way you said "they are gonna drag your ass down"!

    • @AntonioKH2
      @AntonioKH2 6 років тому +3

      Yeah you liked that, didn't you?, you litros bitch

    • @aarafalbab6158
      @aarafalbab6158 6 років тому +2

      Hell yeah

  • @calebdempsey5330
    @calebdempsey5330 8 років тому +138

    haha!! "you won't get away, there just gonna drag your ass down" XD

  • @aryantokarnali5952
    @aryantokarnali5952 9 років тому +105

    Beginners ..just want to remind to be careful during pullups since I just pulled my left neck muscle yesterday...weird thing is I have done them before..but yesterday I was going for 2 reps (still a beginner)..people say to ensure to tuck your chin..i think i was looking upwards while doing it..anyways thanks TappBrothers for making this video : )

    • @lilrayray8107
      @lilrayray8107 7 років тому

      Aryanto Karnali ok thx I do seven in a row am a kid still hard

    • @himeshsinghshishodiya
      @himeshsinghshishodiya 4 місяці тому

      Tucking chin in? That's some BS myth.

  • @Kloudkaya
    @Kloudkaya 8 років тому +52

    I'm not into parkour, but I am an aerialist (which requires a lot of upper body strength) and these are great for that! Thank you. :)

  • @kleeorgin
    @kleeorgin 7 років тому +52

    After 1:05 I was like "holy crap I'm weak as hell"

    • @slavicdude8731
      @slavicdude8731 5 років тому

      Yeah I'm decently fit and I still thought the same thing

    • @parasocks1613
      @parasocks1613 4 роки тому

      My legs are pretty decent, but my arms are just relatively small cylinders

  • @chairvergil4552
    @chairvergil4552 4 роки тому +14

    For any of you feels like they’ve been doing exercises but don’t see any improvements. I just wanna say that you shouldn’t stop doing the exercises because when I started my pushups I didn’t see any improvement until the the next week or so(can’t really remember because it’s been kind of long already). Back when I started,I went with 3 sets of 10 pushups and I struggled like crazy to complete it. Worst part was I lost motivation to do it because I didn’t see any improvement during that 1 or 2 weeks. But I kept going anyway hoping to have some improvement and so I did. Nowadays 10 pushups is nothing to me and I’m doing 3 sets of 20 pushups. It took me about 4 months to get there (took so long because I had improper technique and I was constantly losing form when I was doing it as I get tired). So don’t give up because you think your not getting any gains from those exercise. It really helped me out to get over a wall and it had never felt so easy in my life to just push that body up the wall. I hope this message motivates and maybe get some of you back to exercising. Also I started doing pushups because of quarantine so I thought might as well keep on doing it.

  • @MikeyDunksMusic
    @MikeyDunksMusic Рік тому +2

    Almost 40, out of shape, I want to do parkour. I'm gonna start this conditioning work now so my body is ready by Christmas.

  • @j.clover5244
    @j.clover5244 8 років тому +130

    Those drawstrings are bugging me :D

    • @valkata5762
      @valkata5762 8 років тому +1

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    • @Stevediy1945
      @Stevediy1945 8 років тому +1

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    • @ultralordd7625
      @ultralordd7625 7 років тому +1

      valio bulgaranov my food is my medicine and my medicine is my food.
      I believe that was quoted from Socrates, but I could be wrong.

    • @sniperwarrior4718
      @sniperwarrior4718 6 років тому

      ocd

    • @ant14
      @ant14 6 років тому

      sniper warrior no it's not.

  • @Coty_Lee
    @Coty_Lee 9 років тому +147

    Are these things you can do everyday or do you need to rest a day in between?

    • @TappBrothers
      @TappBrothers  9 років тому +96

      +Coty Lee Perform this workout 3 times per week, rest 24-48hrs between each workout for best strength results. ;)

    • @Coty_Lee
      @Coty_Lee 9 років тому +3

      Cool, does this go for other workouts more meant to cut fat like burpies too?

    • @TappBrothers
      @TappBrothers  9 років тому +20

      Yes, burpees are high intensity. I would recommend following the same protocol of 3X per week. If you wanted to put the two workouts together. I would perform this upperbody workout. rest for 5-10 minutes grab some water and then perform your burpee circuit that same day. Rest or perform less intense cardio exercises on the days in between.

    • @nikosspyris
      @nikosspyris 9 років тому +5

      +TappBrothers Guys you have really helped me and I am really grateful. I've seen great muscle increase, I have started a bit of parkour and I generally feel better so I would like to once again thank you and say that you're doing a great job.

    • @GamingWarriorGamingVideos
      @GamingWarriorGamingVideos 8 років тому +1

      +TappBrothers were you in American ninja warrior in 2014

  • @DaphneSun
    @DaphneSun 9 років тому +7

    Yessss thank you so much for this video! I've been figuring out the best way to work on the upper body but it's hard when I can't do a full pull-up yet. I'm implementing this right away. Thanks again for this video!!

  • @ryanemad4638
    @ryanemad4638 5 років тому +10

    Thank you, now I could jump the balcony and make sneaking out easier

  • @PumbaaStriking
    @PumbaaStriking 7 місяців тому

    Thank you. I did Oly lifting and tore out my right elbow tendon, and I've been evaluating how I want to get back my strength. Like you said, this might get me out of trouble. Pull ups, dips, and push up, thank you for an upper body routine!

  • @joansteven1604
    @joansteven1604 8 років тому

    This is what bodybuilding is all about. If there were more videos like this in it wouldn't be in the state it's in today. Kisel bodybuilding truly inspires me to take my bodybuilding journey to the next level after watching this. Much respect!

  • @GexterLife
    @GexterLife Місяць тому +1

    Thank you. I am going to try them today. I am a very beginner.
    Update:
    I tried as he recommended starting from the most basic movements. The one that I had the problem with the most was the wall dip because I couldn't lift myself up that way. There was also no room for me to use my feet to help lift myself on the wall that I could practice on. I am thinking of using the plyoboxes at the gym as a substitute until I have more upper body strength. 🤩

    • @HuihHhkj
      @HuihHhkj 5 днів тому

      Good job keep up the progress 👏🥷

  • @tieuwest
    @tieuwest 8 років тому +481

    My arms are so weak I can't even do a proper pull up. Makes me feel like shit

    • @petrikor4411
      @petrikor4411 8 років тому +10

      looool me too bruh

    • @gabrielb.9135
      @gabrielb.9135 8 років тому +58

      Dude, just take baby steps. Do knee push ups, then regular push-ups, then dips, and finally pull-ups. I followed this progression for 6 months, and now I can finally manage a muscle up

    • @jacobpaziuk6011
      @jacobpaziuk6011 8 років тому +33

      you feel like shit I can't even do a fucking push up.

    • @ghiless7513
      @ghiless7513 8 років тому

      same XD

    • @kurtcantiga5900
      @kurtcantiga5900 8 років тому +5

      haha same i can't do a push up

  • @oneman-dan
    @oneman-dan 4 роки тому +1

    More Parkour Strength Training videos! They are a great compliment to the technical how-to's. My lower body is is strong, but could be more supple. My upper body is both weaker and also tight. This is just my first video I've seen of you. Going to have a look for more strength (core, etc) and stretching videos. Thank you.

  • @TravelingpastryhunterBlogspot
    @TravelingpastryhunterBlogspot 7 років тому +6

    I've always been told by trainers to practice movements as slowly as possible to make sure you're not relying on momentum at all. I understand that you also need to practice explosive motion bc it's what would actually happen during parkour, but would you recommend practicing both slow and explosive versions of these movements?

    • @mustang4636
      @mustang4636 Рік тому

      why not do both? don't limit yourself to one. i recommend isometric exercises of all kinds also.

    • @pigmuffin3581
      @pigmuffin3581 Рік тому

      explosive movements is kind of the essence of Parkour though. Not saying raw strength is bad but momentum is kinda what makes most things possible

  • @blaque5900
    @blaque5900 8 років тому +359

    My body is so weak , I cant do even 1 push up how can I get started with this ?
    Edit: 3 years later I can do 40+ push-ups and I have a lot of muscle in my body now. Thanks for the tips!

    • @takenspark546
      @takenspark546 8 років тому +49

      213 123 push ups, ab exercises, squats, pull ups and eating more (healthy), you should see results within 1 to 2 months

    • @anonymmc2764
      @anonymmc2764 8 років тому +50

      Start a push up with your hands on a higher place (table etc.), then work your way down to the ground.

    • @lunak6043
      @lunak6043 7 років тому +25

      Suck my nick
      WOW
      I've never practiced push-ups in my life but I can do up to 35 push-ups nonstop!
      I got an A+ on my push-up test!!!!! Everyone was like "WTF SHE'S WAY BETTER THAN A LOT OF GUYS AND SHE DOESNT EVEN LOOK STRONG)
      Good luck, I hope you improve your strength:)

    • @paigesw3649
      @paigesw3649 7 років тому +21

      Jude K you have push up tests??? Ok...

    • @mudai_
      @mudai_ 7 років тому +26

      I had that issue once. It was really bad. I had pretty much let my body die over the course of like 2 years of inactivity (I believe that was in my preteen years). When I started trying to get stronger, I couldn't do jack shit.
      I would try to do a push up, and I couldn't even lift up *at all*... as I pushed with all my might, it felt like my brain was going to explode, and my arms would just give out.
      I was determined though. So every day I would lie on the ground, with my arms holding me up, and the rest of my body on the floor, and I would slowly drop my chest down to the floor. After doing that for awhile, I was able to continually build up enough strength to end up being able to do ten push ups from the knees, and then finally after about a month of hard work, I was able to do push-ups. I started out with 5 push-ups a day, and every week I would add 1 more, until I got to 21.

  • @connorjolejole
    @connorjolejole 9 років тому +39

    TappBrothers can you guys do how to build your own parkour obstacle course! Plzz make a video of it!

    • @rupamondal8685
      @rupamondal8685 6 років тому +2

      Connor Martin well..... you dont need a obstacle course. Your environment is your obstacle course. You can try to put some like paddings on your practise area if you are really comcerned about safety.

    • @ToffeeHamsters
      @ToffeeHamsters 6 років тому

      Connor Martin walk outside

    • @humphred4912
      @humphred4912 6 років тому

      Yeah, the thing is, for me there is like nothing to do stuff on. I need to walk like a block away from my house before I can find something I can vault, and vaulting is probably my favorite thing to do. So, I can do parkour without driving for 5 minutes, but just not the stuff I want to train.

  • @mikaela3628
    @mikaela3628 9 років тому +3

    Awesome video, just starting out with your free 5 day course, and upper body strength is my biggest weakness. Thanks for all the great videos!

  • @parkourandfreeruning5059
    @parkourandfreeruning5059 7 років тому +25

    I uesed to be fat and now I am fit because of these videos

    • @ghostlyshiba8944
      @ghostlyshiba8944 7 років тому +2

      Parkour and freeruning nice, I'm still lazy and fat lol

    • @lilrayray8107
      @lilrayray8107 7 років тому +4

      Angery Doggo keep trying

  • @zakariaaboshaar7667
    @zakariaaboshaar7667 8 років тому +1

    thanx best parkour teahers ever

  • @samadpathan4500
    @samadpathan4500 7 років тому +4

    Tapp Brothers are just awesome helped me alot

  • @wolfewolf5273
    @wolfewolf5273 9 років тому

    winter is the perfect time to learn this stuff

  • @michaelduda4071
    @michaelduda4071 9 років тому +1

    Question: For the last year, I've been suffering from medial epicondylitis in my right arm. A video with tips on how to rehab / avoid re-injury would be great.

  • @tomakram872
    @tomakram872 9 років тому +5

    Great video bro just what I needed nicely explained as well.starting parkour this week defo need some all over strength :)

  • @craic_05fan4life9
    @craic_05fan4life9 7 років тому +42

    when you dont have a Gym membership

  • @mangofriends2038
    @mangofriends2038 9 років тому +4

    This is just the video me and my friend need!! We saw the movie tracers and we are hooked on parkour!! You guys just got a new subscriber😁

  • @gunjitkumar
    @gunjitkumar 3 роки тому +4

    Trust me these exercises really help alot I did this for 2 weeks everyday and results are really amazing
    Trust me follow exactly what he says

  • @allinyapik3792
    @allinyapik3792 5 років тому

    how did I miss this video so far? awesome material

  • @rebeccariordan6391
    @rebeccariordan6391 5 років тому

    Can also elevate the feet on a curb to do push-ups for a challenge. Good video

  • @pater2671
    @pater2671 9 років тому

    Thanks your videos help me a Lot in the parkour training every technique i know is Thanks to your videos

    • @TappBrothers
      @TappBrothers  9 років тому +1

      +Gandalf the Grey Awesome to hear! Keep up the training

  • @fancypants2822
    @fancypants2822 7 років тому

    that first vault was so good that everyone liked and subscribed at that moment

  • @geraldwest3428
    @geraldwest3428 6 років тому

    Excellent video, very helpful. In conjunction with Dips or as an exercise excellent for preparing to accomplish dips and or pushups is an exercise we simply identified as Backarms. Example: Sit in the floor with your back against the couch, legs extended out while planting both hands/palms on the couch edge and push yourself up isolating your triceps. To increase intensity you can place a weight in your lap and or elevate your feet. Thanks for another great video men!

  • @zenith5987
    @zenith5987 7 років тому

    its really helping me out,my wall run now even faster than usual

  • @Victoria-gu9kq
    @Victoria-gu9kq 9 років тому

    me and my dad tried this and it worked idc if I'm a girl because girls could do the same as boys and keep up that good work

  • @jamesronaldo8003
    @jamesronaldo8003 8 років тому +180

    I like his beards

  • @fightcitybrawler1034
    @fightcitybrawler1034 8 років тому

    thx im just geting started and this is really helping

  • @Tonyhomieee
    @Tonyhomieee 7 років тому

    Ive been learning parkour and you have been helping me with all of your tutorials
    Thank you dude

  • @sptshreddr8526
    @sptshreddr8526 9 років тому

    I love your videos I need to learn how to land before you roll the parkourroll

    • @TappBrothers
      @TappBrothers  9 років тому

      +Zavy Purvis Thanks Zavy, here are a couple of videos that will help you with your landings -
      Parkour academy - how to land - ua-cam.com/video/31IM_PRHoeg/v-deo.html
      Parkour landing tip - become a Ninja - ua-cam.com/video/fqyDgW-2fcA/v-deo.html

  • @stihlpancakes661
    @stihlpancakes661 3 роки тому

    Short and sweet, thanks!

  • @NikosV57
    @NikosV57 9 років тому

    Thank you guys,I'm going to join a parkour academy in my city and this is definitely going to help

    • @TappBrothers
      @TappBrothers  9 років тому

      +Nick Plays Nice, great to hear you are joining an academy! Train safe

  • @Hbherra
    @Hbherra 7 років тому +1

    Thanks for guys like you! You give people motivation:)

  • @d3mongamer31
    @d3mongamer31 8 років тому +21

    I just tapped on this video. get it get it

  • @dudesevolved635
    @dudesevolved635 8 років тому

    These are really good workouts

  • @flyingsaviour65
    @flyingsaviour65 5 років тому

    Just perfect tutorial 4 bginners...love it a lot....n thanks alot...!!!!

  • @supercatforever
    @supercatforever 11 місяців тому

    thanks for sharing this great video

  • @josh_nj
    @josh_nj 9 років тому

    I mean this is just great!!!!
    I guess for the next couple of months I have a goal to achieve which is to do these exercises

  • @GetProWithME
    @GetProWithME 5 років тому +1

    Love ur this video it is very very helpfull for me thank u brother

  • @AurumGolds
    @AurumGolds 7 років тому

    the thing i like about wall dips is that you can do it on you kitchen counter if its tall enough

  • @bestparkourandfreerunning3756
    @bestparkourandfreerunning3756 6 років тому +1

    thanks i dont speaking english or unders..... but you are awesome i understand the moves thank you very mutch

  • @dieliketherest626
    @dieliketherest626 8 років тому

    you guys are great and can teach well

  • @nickk6467
    @nickk6467 8 років тому

    only been a week and it already works!

  • @7spiritwarrior935
    @7spiritwarrior935 3 роки тому

    Im going to work on these. Thank s💥💥✨🌟🌟✨✨💥✨

  • @noahelmi4002
    @noahelmi4002 6 років тому

    Thanks for this amazing video i hope it well help me am 20 years old and i wanna start this art for real but i dont have a good environment to train so i hope you help me alot to use whats around me tp train. Thanks again

  • @messagefromsky9744
    @messagefromsky9744 7 років тому

    so you going to be parkour mentor good set of exercises enjoyed. cheers

  • @gracebrothers8672
    @gracebrothers8672 4 роки тому

    Thanks for the great tutorial!!!! I really want to get the wall run down

  • @SolomonMcNeil2
    @SolomonMcNeil2 9 років тому

    Nice Tapp Brothers!I like the one arm push up technique!

  • @ArchedPhoenix
    @ArchedPhoenix 5 років тому +3

    Awesome! Thank you for making these video lessons. 👍

  • @balle_6390
    @balle_6390 7 років тому

    You so right at the start with the wall

  • @braydenkailemire
    @braydenkailemire 5 років тому +3

    If anyone thinks they cant do parkour because of their age or gender... They can do it no matter what age or gender... just do not push yourself too far... its good to push past your limits in parkour... Just be aware of what moves or jumps or any vaults you are doing!

  • @yogeshrana7852
    @yogeshrana7852 6 років тому +2

    Which kind of diet is suitable for parkour please reply.
    40yrs guy can start as beginners?

  • @SuperSommi
    @SuperSommi 6 років тому

    Informative.....thanks respect from India

  • @shahrozmirza7100
    @shahrozmirza7100 7 років тому

    i subscribed and i am big fan of you and parkour i love freerunning

  • @milosavpavlovic7548
    @milosavpavlovic7548 8 років тому

    you just refreshed my routine, thanks

  • @jaybharat1237
    @jaybharat1237 3 роки тому

    Proud of you #tappbrothers #JayBhim #jaybharat 🙏🏻

  • @andreandyon6639
    @andreandyon6639 8 років тому

    Nice tips, i will gladly use them, thanks😀

  • @nitzanm1154
    @nitzanm1154 7 років тому

    You guys are amazing !!

  • @pandagaming6738
    @pandagaming6738 7 років тому

    You guys are the best

  • @tanupriyagoel920
    @tanupriyagoel920 7 років тому

    Love all your videos sir!

  • @cameronmeek1246
    @cameronmeek1246 6 років тому +1

    Right this may sound completely off the subject of parkour but I'm joining the army after I finish my GCSEs but I'm trying to improve my upper body strength so if you know any helpfull ways that I could use to improve my upper body strength then please let me know also amazing videos guys keep up the great work 👊👊👊👍👍👍

  • @jonaiboky5165
    @jonaiboky5165 8 років тому

    this is so helpfull you guys helped me so much doing parkour please keep these vids coming guys💪

  • @pankajsinghfitness1349
    @pankajsinghfitness1349 6 років тому

    Pretty cool bro, keep instructing us

  • @ashraypahwa1047
    @ashraypahwa1047 8 років тому

    this is really helpful thnx tappbrothers

  • @manikmishra5545
    @manikmishra5545 6 років тому

    I really needed it thank you tapp bros

  • @adityavikram76
    @adityavikram76 6 років тому

    Nice video bro... It helped me alot.... Good job...

  • @MMparkour-kd4po
    @MMparkour-kd4po 9 років тому

    Great video man your the best

  • @justvibing8151
    @justvibing8151 6 років тому

    This was really helpfull👍👍

  • @meghraui4633
    @meghraui4633 6 років тому

    It's an awesome workouts

  • @xthuglife143x
    @xthuglife143x 9 років тому

    Great video very helpful! you guys should do a lower body vid next!

  • @alexgracie1283
    @alexgracie1283 7 років тому

    U helped me so much thanks

  • @dontstalkmyaccount3096
    @dontstalkmyaccount3096 5 років тому

    I'm still using this for upper body strength ideas

  • @nfinitreebeautyhouse1381
    @nfinitreebeautyhouse1381 8 років тому

    really good make more for us ur a good couch i guess i can say

  • @khaledal-saleh465
    @khaledal-saleh465 8 років тому +1

    Thank you this vid helped a lot

  • @AlabasterPeacock
    @AlabasterPeacock 6 років тому

    Soooo helpful! Thank you!

  • @jamtronart
    @jamtronart 2 роки тому

    This was great! Thanks for exercise tips!!

  • @habibabdulhamid
    @habibabdulhamid 8 років тому

    It really helps thanks

  • @BlackiJ11
    @BlackiJ11 9 років тому

    Hi great video, it'd great if you could do a video about hands strength
    , thanks!

  • @rameshbuvi3384
    @rameshbuvi3384 8 років тому

    You Guy,Your totally awesome

  • @mevlogs1236
    @mevlogs1236 7 років тому

    This helps alot actually

  • @theopinionchannelforyou7739
    @theopinionchannelforyou7739 6 років тому

    THANKS BRO I NEEDED THIS!

  • @malikmubariz7719
    @malikmubariz7719 9 років тому +5

    A great great great video. That was the video I was waiting for. Can this workout can help me out for my front handspring. The tutorial on Front Handspring was great too.

    • @TappBrothers
      @TappBrothers  9 років тому +2

      +Malik Mubariz This workout will help with upper body strength, specifically for climb ups. Now if you want to focus on strength for your front hand spring I would reccommend - handstands, handstand push ups, wrist lifts, ab rows (core strength) and back bridge stretch for back and shoulder flexibility

    • @akhilshriram9441
      @akhilshriram9441 9 років тому

      yo bhai ....yad aya mai bhaijaan?

    • @malikmubariz7719
      @malikmubariz7719 9 років тому

      +akhil shriram Yes.

    • @akhilshriram9441
      @akhilshriram9441 9 років тому

      Parkour kaisa chalra hai?

    • @akhilshriram9441
      @akhilshriram9441 9 років тому

      Tera?

  • @anupamaamarasinghe8056
    @anupamaamarasinghe8056 8 років тому +2

    Hi Tappsbrothers can u make a toutorial about how to backflip

  • @ellengregory8362
    @ellengregory8362 9 років тому

    Also I took u r advice whith the couch and I got realy good +tappbrothers

  • @tanyadegroat2392
    @tanyadegroat2392 8 років тому

    I can tell you are realy strong so can you do the hardest exersizes

  • @navinpersaud2358
    @navinpersaud2358 9 років тому

    i love your tutoral it helped me

  • @jasonduggan1503
    @jasonduggan1503 8 років тому +269

    I feel all 11 dislikes are people who hate gingers

  • @DanIIZizzPlayzThePuidinnn050
    @DanIIZizzPlayzThePuidinnn050 9 років тому

    Thank you for that !