I was tattooing with a cheap Ebay coil machine and mid tattoo the machine just stoped working I loved the cables around tell i finished the tattoo since that's what caused it not to run so i ended up cutting the part of the wire that shorted put and connected the good parts together and it still runs till this day lol
I started with coils then tried a few rotaries (the bishop v6 and hummingbird v2) couldn't get on with them, went back to coils and really learnt how to strip them down and tune them to how I like them and I've never been happier
As a learner.. of course using coil machine but in case of soft shading when I use low voltage the needle do not hit the skin. And the high volt hits harder. What to do! Can you give me any idea?!
@@durgagurung7946 so when I set mine I ensure I have my contact gap set so that my machine is running at 90-100 cps then adjust the voltage so the needle bogs down but not so much that it goes completely back into the tube
Would you also recommend getting a higher end machine for only practicing on fake skin/fruit? I'm not looking to tattoo on people for another few years, but I do want to get a feel for using tattoo machines.
If I may.. I would always recommend getting the machine you plan on using in the long run to practice with. Think of it like cars. Tattoo machines vary from brand to brand and style to style, so practice with what you plan on using will only help you out. No new learning curve with a "new machine" that feels different to start with. Hope that helps.
I personally own 26 machines now....I have machines for certain styles....each motor runs different and it's always nice to have several machines so you always have a back up no matter what.also need to look at is it easy to break down and autoclave able?cause some lower budget machines aren't autoclavable or autoclave friendly....he explains it pretty well in this video.onky I like using eccentric wheel machines for my color blending or grey wash work....then direct drive with 4mm stroke or better for my thick bold lines and color packing and black packing.that being said I have switched it up and used eccentric wheel machines with 3.5mm stroke for lining shading and color packing but they are all smaller tattoos.same with direct drive machines.done it all but smaller tattoos..this video is absolutely wonderful for explaining things.i was only a couple months out of my apprenticeship and Ive learned alot just by watching this guy.he definitely knows what he's talking about.
Thank you for all these videos ! I’ve been really interested in getting an apprenticeship and wanted to start to learn what I would need to invest in and your channel has been a huge help and extremely informative !
One of the most informative vids I've seen. Axis Valhalla, I'll keep that in mind. Maybe a new vid could help us with 2 things: explanation of importance of torque in the rotary we choose and maybe an explanation of which machines have a built in 'give' or 'bog' to simulate coils... like I've heard some Bishops do. Lastly, for the nerds, Oliver Ayre went into explaining brushless or brush motors and the ways they run differently at higher voltages. Would you have any knowledge to share on that to help us out? 💯
Hey man.. thanks for all the great content! I've trolled through almost all your videos and enjoyed them... I had a question could you review the Neuma 4? I would like to hear your thought on that machine. Especially if compared to the Axis Valhalla. Thanks J-Five ink & arts.
glad you are liking the videos ! That is one of the machines on my to do list. At the moment tho I’m testing out about 5 machines so it will take a bit but eventually yes!
Hi! So I have carpal tunnel syndrome and what I'm realizing is that I gotta look for something that's lightweight as well as easy to use in terms of ergonomics. Any tips?
I'm having a problem with clean lines. Could it be my needles not being the right selection? I'm using a 5rd grouping bought off of Amazon and they just don't look right
I'm not a tattoo artist but I'm looking for a good friend I plan on "investing" in. It seems kind of like coils are just an older style of machine that is slowly fading out? Everything I've seen seems like coils are more touchy, louder, POTENTIALLY more painful on the artist hands, etc. I'm not making any assumptions, but I genuinely wanna know, are there any mechanical advantages to a coil machine today? You have to have multiple machines set up for multiple weights right? I never saw the pens before, and I'm leaning toward getting him one of those. Seems like they might be the norm in the next 20 years
It's a matter of taste really. You have to try shit out and see what fits what you do. There's no bs like "this is the future of tattooing". You can even tattoo with a stick as it was done before the damn machines for centuries... Some tattooers even line with a machine and pack color by Tebori(traditional japanese technique), like Horitomo of State of Grace. Anyway, good luck. 😅
@@-RAYZ- man keep your opinion to yourself. If you want to be disrespectful, go look in the mirror and ask yourself why you’re so asshurt over a UA-cam comment.
No way! I'm sure it was in no way your fault, but I cant even imagine but definitely says something if they still came back and you got to redeem yourself after that happened! Me, I'd prob be too embarrassed and anxious of the client not being understanding LOL and if they came back I think ld be so nervous and stressed to do better I'd prob mess it up again😆 (something I have to work on) but good on you for persevering and owning your mistake, its all part of the journey. BUT I must say this is why I always have 2 working machines with me whenever I tattoo !
Please suggest a low-vibration machine. I do have a medical condition I don’t wanna bear much vibrations Which one have you felt to be the quietest and can do everything. Shading and lining. Please suggest something if you ever look at my comment
Hello fellow Tyler, I am interested in those machines. I just haven’t bought them yet because you need 3 of them for the full set. They seem awesome tho!
great videos man , i had a question if you had any experience with the pen style machines from kwadron, i know they make great cartridges but was wondering about the machines. couldnt find alot of info or reviews on them. thanks again for the great content.
I need help I like black and grey and use a rotary cnc q2 my mentor is a color guy and uses coil machines so he doesn’t have much help when it comes to a machine so was wondering I have like a 300 budget as of right now should I wait and buy the Valhalla or find something in my budget I started tattooing on skin for the first time yesterday I’m wondering what I should do???
Bronc/Hummingbird and Dragonfly/Mast are both cheap Hong Kong companies that make good entry level machines. That being said, don't buy the ones that cost >$30 because those are general market Chinese ones not designed by them. Also please make sure you learn from proper reputable resources and practice good hygiene. Take a class and get certified in cross contamination and blood born diseases by an organization like Red Cross.
@@prenuptials5925 Is the “Big wasp cartridge rotary tattoo pen good”, it’s made from aircraft aluminum, powered by Japan motor the speed is 12,000/m, and the recommended working voltage is 5-8, the price is $59.99
@@prenuptials5925 idk much about tattooing I’m just trying to tattoo myself for fun😅 and what power supply should I get if I did get the pen? I don’t think it comes with one
If the person doesn't know what they are doing. Coils can be adjusted to whatever level of hit u want. Coils are fully adjustable all the way around. People just don't like them because it takes effort to learn them. And no one wants to do that in thos day in age. They want plug and play now give me your money😂
If you don't mess around between long and short stroke, do you ever just keep two machines on hand, one set to long and one set to short, so you can switch between them to save the time?
im not a tattoo artist (yet..), but my most recent tattoo artist did this, so it is possible! my tattoo is mostly solid black with some areas of stippled shading, and she just used two different machines to save on time
He did mention the Axys company twice. He spoke about 2 of their machines, the Direct Drive and the Valhalla pen and he also mentioned how much he likes them. That's a pretty solid recommendation.
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos hey tyler. So currently the machines i use are the radical lux with the faulhaber motor. And honestly i love them. There are only about $300. And you can adjust the stoke on the fly. They advertise as being able to adjust the “needle depth” and the “hardness of the hit” but its essentially the same thing on the actuall machine. I still use 2 machines. I generally keep one set for lining/ packing. And one for soft shading. And ive also used the xion. And honestly i dont know if its more of a “stroke” adjustment” or “debt” adjustment. But im pretty sure its advertised as Being able to change the stroke on the fly. Love your videos by the way. I meant no disrespect from my comment! Your hilarious and you know your stuff!
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos love your series on procreate too btw. Your the reason i actually turned to using the ipad and honestly it was a game changer for me.
No disrespect at all man! I’m learning just like everyone else. If I’m wrong about something definitely call me out! I’ll have to check those out tho. I know that the xion is just adjustable needle depth. You need to take the grip off to adjust the stroke on that one. But I’ll have to check that other machine out!
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos yeah i would say definatly check out the radical lux pens. For the price being half that of like cheyenne and fk irons. They are hands down the best machines ive used to date. They come with “wireless” adaptors in the package. But i dont use them. They were pretty inconsistent. But i use a rca and they are awsome!
Thanks for this video. I have been looking at the Axys Valhalla for a while now but there aren't many reviews yet. Can you do a review on it. I heard it does have some vibration so I'm curious how it feels compared to a Cheyenne for lining. Thanks!!!!
I have a review on it and I will be doing another one about my thoughts after a year of using it. I highly recommend the Valhalla. It’s very versatile and built with cleanliness in mind with features I’ve never seen in any other pens. So there’s a mini review for you lol
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos I like how it punches in lines but that’s it other then that I’m not a big fan of it I’m actually selling mines for 450 COVID times are hard
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos yeah thanks for the reply bro question what machine would you recommend rotary wise pen or machine for line work and color packing besides the Valhalla?
I'm a new tattoo apprentice, and as a black person who lives in a majority black city, I'll probably being tattooing a lot of black people. LOL. White ink is really tricky on black skin because from what I've seen, you don't even need to be in the sun for it to yellow, but on darker skin you'll never truly get a bold highlight because youre starting from a skin tone that is mid-dark.
Darker skin is definitely a challenge. And you are right about the white. I never use it on anyone unless the specifically ask for it. Good luck with your apprenticeship!
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial I just realized I posted this comment on the wrong video lol. I 've been binge-watching your stuff and had multiple videos opened in different tabs. this was supposed to go on your white ink video 😅
Mmmm what about the quality brands, that they will help you is not always the case, FK Irons have great machines but they are the most arrogant machine builders i have ever encountered. It is never a machine problem, I have a lot of FK Irons products but after my gorilla grip debacle and my Xion problems, I changed brands. Injecta and Bishop are always listening to you and give you probable solutions. Instead reacting with send us the machine for service. FK Irons is not aware of the time and the cost it takes to send it to the states fro m the Netherlands . They treat you like number not a customer who buys your good but extremely overpriced machines.. Great video by the eay🤦🏻♂️🙏🏻🤟🏻
Sounds complicated, I better stay with a guitar string.
Deserves more likes
Lmao
Guitar string sucks lol
I was tattooing with a cheap Ebay coil machine and mid tattoo the machine just stoped working I loved the cables around tell i finished the tattoo since that's what caused it not to run so i ended up cutting the part of the wire that shorted put and connected the good parts together and it still runs till this day lol
I started with coils then tried a few rotaries (the bishop v6 and hummingbird v2) couldn't get on with them, went back to coils and really learnt how to strip them down and tune them to how I like them and I've never been happier
That’s awesome.
I would honestly love to learn much more about coils to where I’m confident in building, one day!
As a learner.. of course using coil machine but in case of soft shading when I use low voltage the needle do not hit the skin. And the high volt hits harder. What to do! Can you give me any idea?!
@@durgagurung7946 so when I set mine I ensure I have my contact gap set so that my machine is running at 90-100 cps then adjust the voltage so the needle bogs down but not so much that it goes completely back into the tube
Thank you I’m new and back into tattooing, gone for 10 years now the rotary machines blow my mind how cool they look and small lightweight
Would you also recommend getting a higher end machine for only practicing on fake skin/fruit? I'm not looking to tattoo on people for another few years, but I do want to get a feel for using tattoo machines.
If I may.. I would always recommend getting the machine you plan on using in the long run to practice with. Think of it like cars. Tattoo machines vary from brand to brand and style to style, so practice with what you plan on using will only help you out. No new learning curve with a "new machine" that feels different to start with. Hope that helps.
@@grimsdarkheart it does for me thanks and I completely agree with u
I personally own 26 machines now....I have machines for certain styles....each motor runs different and it's always nice to have several machines so you always have a back up no matter what.also need to look at is it easy to break down and autoclave able?cause some lower budget machines aren't autoclavable or autoclave friendly....he explains it pretty well in this video.onky I like using eccentric wheel machines for my color blending or grey wash work....then direct drive with 4mm stroke or better for my thick bold lines and color packing and black packing.that being said I have switched it up and used eccentric wheel machines with 3.5mm stroke for lining shading and color packing but they are all smaller tattoos.same with direct drive machines.done it all but smaller tattoos..this video is absolutely wonderful for explaining things.i was only a couple months out of my apprenticeship and Ive learned alot just by watching this guy.he definitely knows what he's talking about.
Autoclave ,are you serious lol
Thank you man. Just what I was looking for. Helped me out.
your so cool man . the way you present your vids and info is so good and your just plain cool hahah you could have been an actor .
Omg, this is so useful info, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! I luv the vid!
Thank you for all these videos ! I’ve been really interested in getting an apprenticeship and wanted to start to learn what I would need to invest in and your channel has been a huge help and extremely informative !
One of the most informative vids I've seen. Axis Valhalla, I'll keep that in mind. Maybe a new vid could help us with 2 things: explanation of importance of torque in the rotary we choose and maybe an explanation of which machines have a built in 'give' or 'bog' to simulate coils... like I've heard some Bishops do. Lastly, for the nerds, Oliver Ayre went into explaining brushless or brush motors and the ways they run differently at higher voltages. Would you have any knowledge to share on that to help us out? 💯
thank you for the vid, im really looking forward to buying a tattoo machine and start learning but i wanted to get info first and this helped me
Axsys won't sell to me because I'm not a ✨professional✨
Hey man.. thanks for all the great content! I've trolled through almost all your videos and enjoyed them... I had a question could you review the Neuma 4? I would like to hear your thought on that machine. Especially if compared to the Axis Valhalla. Thanks J-Five ink & arts.
glad you are liking the videos !
That is one of the machines on my to do list. At the moment tho I’m testing out about 5 machines so it will take a bit but eventually yes!
Not me watching this after I just got my tattoo machine from ✨AMAZON✨ 😐😂
Hi! So I have carpal tunnel syndrome and what I'm realizing is that I gotta look for something that's lightweight as well as easy to use in terms of ergonomics. Any tips?
yet another amazing intro from the legend himself!
I picked up the new FK Iron Spectra Flux wireless and its pretty amazing too all wireless pen
I'm having a problem with clean lines. Could it be my needles not being the right selection? I'm using a 5rd grouping bought off of Amazon and they just don't look right
Where did you get your tattoo chairs? Those are awesome.
I'm not a tattoo artist but I'm looking for a good friend I plan on "investing" in.
It seems kind of like coils are just an older style of machine that is slowly fading out? Everything I've seen seems like coils are more touchy, louder, POTENTIALLY more painful on the artist hands, etc.
I'm not making any assumptions, but I genuinely wanna know, are there any mechanical advantages to a coil machine today? You have to have multiple machines set up for multiple weights right?
I never saw the pens before, and I'm leaning toward getting him one of those. Seems like they might be the norm in the next 20 years
It's a matter of taste really. You have to try shit out and see what fits what you do. There's no bs like "this is the future of tattooing". You can even tattoo with a stick as it was done before the damn machines for centuries... Some tattooers even line with a machine and pack color by Tebori(traditional japanese technique), like Horitomo of State of Grace. Anyway, good luck. 😅
Just had my first machine stop while tattooing a client definitely embarrassing 😂
@@-RAYZ- precisely and nah actually gave em some quality when I got decent machine
@@-RAYZ- you act like everything goes smoothly everytime💀💀
@@-RAYZ- man keep your opinion to yourself. If you want to be disrespectful, go look in the mirror and ask yourself why you’re so asshurt over a UA-cam comment.
I had this happen at the “best” shop in Portland. Had to come back the next day no big D.
No way! I'm sure it was in no way your fault, but I cant even imagine but definitely says something if they still came back and you got to redeem yourself after that happened! Me, I'd prob be too embarrassed and anxious of the client not being understanding LOL and if they came back I think ld be so nervous and stressed to do better I'd prob mess it up again😆 (something I have to work on) but good on you for persevering and owning your mistake, its all part of the journey. BUT I must say this is why I always have 2 working machines with me whenever I tattoo !
Please suggest a low-vibration machine. I do have a medical condition I don’t wanna bear much vibrations Which one have you felt to be the quietest and can do everything. Shading and lining. Please suggest something if you ever look at my comment
Thanks for the upload. noob here
What do you mean by the neo-grouping? is that the new types of tattoo styles? cheerz
Thanks for your input on tattoo machines. That is helpful.
Hello tyler, it’s tyler. I bought a Bishop shader for my first machine, little hefty price for a first machine but at least I know it’s solid.
Hello fellow Tyler, I am interested in those machines. I just haven’t bought them yet because you need 3 of them for the full set.
They seem awesome tho!
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos im definitely working towards black and grey realism so I just got the shader for now.
Great tip!! I just ordered a rotary machine today..😁❤
great videos man , i had a question if you had any experience with the pen style machines from kwadron, i know they make great cartridges but was wondering about the machines. couldnt find alot of info or reviews on them. thanks again for the great content.
I hope someone answer your question, I am thinkng to buy the equalizer proton pen from them.
Great video 👍🏽 definitely learned something
I need help I like black and grey and use a rotary cnc q2 my mentor is a color guy and uses coil machines so he doesn’t have much help when it comes to a machine so was wondering I have like a 300 budget as of right now should I wait and buy the Valhalla or find something in my budget I started tattooing on skin for the first time yesterday I’m wondering what I should do???
I’m a beginner tattoo artist
And i want to buy a machine and i need help please
Bronc/Hummingbird and Dragonfly/Mast are both cheap Hong Kong companies that make good entry level machines. That being said, don't buy the ones that cost >$30 because those are general market Chinese ones not designed by them. Also please make sure you learn from proper reputable resources and practice good hygiene. Take a class and get certified in cross contamination and blood born diseases by an organization like Red Cross.
@@prenuptials5925 Is the “Big wasp cartridge rotary tattoo pen good”, it’s made from aircraft aluminum, powered by Japan motor the speed is 12,000/m, and the recommended working voltage is 5-8, the price is $59.99
@@prenuptials5925 idk much about tattooing I’m just trying to tattoo myself for fun😅 and what power supply should I get if I did get the pen? I don’t think it comes with one
I was wondering wat tat gun is good for lining or like a all around gun can u reply bacc
What about wormhole tattoo machines ?
I’ve never used them
I thought needles were confusing at first lol.....soo many options
Kept looking at his shirt. Calling me fat one minute and telling me to eat the next 😂😂😂
Do you have a preferred machine you would suggest for an all around pen style?
Any suppliers that you would recommend?
rotarys are way easier on the skin and some of them now come wireless :) Sol Nova Unlimited...love it
If the person doesn't know what they are doing. Coils can be adjusted to whatever level of hit u want. Coils are fully adjustable all the way around. People just don't like them because it takes effort to learn them. And no one wants to do that in thos day in age. They want plug and play now give me your money😂
how u gonna get blood on a machine? If you do it right there should only be plasma!
If you don't mess around between long and short stroke, do you ever just keep two machines on hand, one set to long and one set to short, so you can switch between them to save the time?
im not a tattoo artist (yet..), but my most recent tattoo artist did this, so it is possible! my tattoo is mostly solid black with some areas of stippled shading, and she just used two different machines to save on time
Okay but like any company suggestions??
He did mention the Axys company twice. He spoke about 2 of their machines, the Direct Drive and the Valhalla pen and he also mentioned how much he likes them. That's a pretty solid recommendation.
I got the bishop fantom. Best machine I have ever used 🔥🌹
I’ve wanted to try that out! Glad to hear it’s good.
Hi man the fantom is good for liner?
Hi man the fantom is good for liner?
@@cesarrodriguez6669 use a coil for lining
But the best liner is with coils. You should of mentioned that.
Can you review peak tattoo machines please
Damn Tyler! This video was amazing! It’s so informative!
Thanks man!
There are a lot of adjustable stroke (on the fly) machines on the market. (Like a lot)
I was made aware of the stigma what others ?
I haven’t seen many.
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos hey tyler. So currently the machines i use are the radical lux with the faulhaber motor. And honestly i love them. There are only about $300. And you can adjust the stoke on the fly. They advertise as being able to adjust the “needle depth” and the “hardness of the hit” but its essentially the same thing on the actuall machine. I still use 2 machines. I generally keep one set for lining/ packing. And one for soft shading. And ive also used the xion. And honestly i dont know if its more of a “stroke” adjustment” or “debt” adjustment. But im pretty sure its advertised as Being able to change the stroke on the fly. Love your videos by the way. I meant no disrespect from my comment! Your hilarious and you know your stuff!
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos love your series on procreate too btw. Your the reason i actually turned to using the ipad and honestly it was a game changer for me.
No disrespect at all man! I’m learning just like everyone else. If I’m wrong about something definitely call me out!
I’ll have to check those out tho. I know that the xion is just adjustable needle depth. You need to take the grip off to adjust the stroke on that one.
But I’ll have to check that other machine out!
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos yeah i would say definatly check out the radical lux pens. For the price being half that of like cheyenne and fk irons. They are hands down the best machines ive used to date. They come with “wireless” adaptors in the package. But i dont use them. They were pretty inconsistent. But i use a rca and they are awsome!
Can you give me name of a tattoo gun to buy
Thanks for this video. I have been looking at the Axys Valhalla for a while now but there aren't many reviews yet. Can you do a review on it. I heard it does have some vibration so I'm curious how it feels compared to a Cheyenne for lining. Thanks!!!!
I'm debating on whether to get the Sol Terra or Axys Valhalla...
I have a review on it and I will be doing another one about my thoughts after a year of using it.
I highly recommend the Valhalla.
It’s very versatile and built with cleanliness in mind with features I’ve never seen in any other pens.
So there’s a mini review for you lol
Also it has barely any vibration
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial Are you a sponsor for Valhalla? The company told me that sponsors will share discount codes :)
What do you know about Pirate face tattoo company
I purchased a axys Valhalla and I’m just Not A fan of it but thanks for all the information you give us!
Glad you are liking the videos ! Thanks for the support.
What don’t you like about the Valhalla ?
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos I like how it punches in lines but that’s it other then that I’m not a big fan of it I’m actually selling mines for 450 COVID times are hard
Damn dude that sucks. I would buy it but I don’t have a use for it since I have one already
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos yeah thanks for the reply bro question what machine would you recommend rotary wise pen or machine for line work and color packing besides the Valhalla?
What about one of your favorite tattoo machines?
But what if i want a coil machine ? Hmmmmm :(
which company sell good tattoo machine
I'm a new tattoo apprentice, and as a black person who lives in a majority black city, I'll probably being tattooing a lot of black people. LOL. White ink is really tricky on black skin because from what I've seen, you don't even need to be in the sun for it to yellow, but on darker skin you'll never truly get a bold highlight because youre starting from a skin tone that is mid-dark.
Darker skin is definitely a challenge. And you are right about the white.
I never use it on anyone unless the specifically ask for it. Good luck with your apprenticeship!
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial I just realized I posted this comment on the wrong video lol. I 've been binge-watching your stuff and had multiple videos opened in different tabs. this was supposed to go on your white ink video 😅
Mmmm what about the quality brands, that they will help you is not always the case, FK Irons have great machines but they are the most arrogant machine builders i have ever encountered. It is never a machine problem, I have a lot of FK Irons products but after my gorilla grip debacle and my Xion problems, I changed brands. Injecta and Bishop are always listening to you and give you probable solutions. Instead reacting with send us the machine for service. FK Irons is not aware of the time and the cost it takes to send it to the states fro m the Netherlands . They treat you like number not a customer who buys your good but extremely overpriced machines..
Great video by the eay🤦🏻♂️🙏🏻🤟🏻
So whom to buy from? If not ebay or Amazon?
A tattoo supply company or the machine builder
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial tyvm for the feedback.
Can u give ur opinion if I want to buy a machine or 2 for a 700$ budget and I prefer pens
If you want to buy an all a rounder pen machine I would go with the axys Valhalla.
Best all arounder machine I’ve used
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial is it good on lines and shadings and is it better than chenne hawk consider on versatility
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Check out my review of it.
It works for everything. Best pen machine over all hands down
How is the machine spelled he talks about on 3:53 ?
Axys direct drive
Great vid but slow down the pace .... anyway great advices as usual 👍🏼
The stigma stylist has a adjust stroke 3.0-4.0
CNC machine any good?
I have 2 videos on them.. long story short, look elsewhere
Great information!
Make a video about script writing
It was the long jump for me..
Thank you so much for all of your vids!! Very helpful to me:) love from israel♥️🇮🇱💕
I mean I just wanna tatto myself
Anybody who has no interest for the good of humanity to not tattoo but just want to learn about it?
you talk and cut like a machine gun. That´s very disappointed to follow for a non native speaker! Where are the information for the leading company's?
great info, but super annoying how you change rooms after every few sentences
wasted 6min of my life, still dont know...
You give zero links in the description or so... only yours...
all this guys answers are " definitely maybe"
Where can I find someone who wants to practice tattoos for free 😅
India wap tattoo sidw
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