Really really good video about essentials of reviewing a product. Really appreciated it to watch. Thank you very much for this video. Hope to win the Giveaway ☺️☺️
Webaround chroma key/green screen - a green screen that attaches to your chair and can also be broken down/folded for easy transport to events as an example. 😆👍👍
Some really great nuggets in this video. You’re very good at cutting through the fat and getting to the key points. My biggest take away from this is that it is comprehensive without coming off too technical. I appreciated the b-roll examples to ensure that some of us who may not understand get a visual follow up.
I’m definitely guilty of not starting my channel because of gear. To be fair it is my second channel and I fell I’m holding my self to a higher standard, but I waited a few months to start that I wish I hadn’t. Great video Dunna! I’m basically following this tutorial with my video for this week. Doing a pretty fun gimbal review with a 3 minute motocross sequence
Thanks Dunna - I've learned so much from your channel and have a couple of UA-cam channels on the go now. So glad to hearing it from a Canadian as well!
Such an amazing resource, Dunna! A few friends and clients have suggested I start doing reviews and it's been tugging at my mind for the last little while. I've been holding off because I want to get a specific piece of gear (slider), or finish making my desk into a set, or I want a topdown set as well...all excuses and it's great to hear you say "start now". Thank you!!!
That’s EXACTLY why I wanted to make this video. I knew there must be a lot of people out there who could use this resource to get them started!! NOW GO START!!
Dunna you’re in my head. I literally was watching a few videos this morning about tech product reviews to learn more and Boom I get a notification for this video. Thanks for the tips homie 💯💯
That was informational and engaging. I plan to make a channel for tech related content & I wrote notes while watching to prep myself. Thanks for sharing your steps!
Thanks for sharing, Dunna! I make many product reviews , and I had to start like you said. Reviewing cameras and lenses I already own. I will go through my reviews and see if I can improve my future reviews accordingly to your tips in this video. Hopefully I can get some momentum on my channel in the future and make more elaborated reviews. Cheers!
An awesome video as per usual, Dunna. 😆👍👍 I'll definitely be using this video as a blueprint for filming reviews on my channel at some point in the foreseeable future. ☺👌 Cheers to you, my man! 🍻
Great video! I get all the production stuff. I enjoy seeing stuff on your thought/creative process on doing all the background type stuff like planning and scripting the videos. I would love to see more on that. Seeing stuff like that helps me figure out how to improve on those weak areas. I suck at thumbnails and yours are 🔥🔥🔥 Thanks for another banger!
Thanks Paul! Glad you liked it! And I appreciate the kind words about my thumbnails! I like how they turn out but I wonder about their effectiveness. Always more to learn.
@@dunnadidit I feel like they are effective for new clicks and subs.....You could have a thumbnail of a turd or weed (you see what I did there....) and I still will click on it because I have to watch every single one of your videos. Keep Killing it!
I recommend to film, and take notes of problems or things you want to show in the review when it happens or shortly after, and film footage when you can when it suits you, over time. then use the best footage you got. I haven't done a review in video form yet. so far I've only done written reviews, used video, pictures to make my point. but I am not fluent in English yet, but I'm practising. I don't have many talking videos, but I am sure I will have more.
Thanks Dunna for the video ! As usual ! Love to review product and as you said, at beggining, finding what to review can be challenging once you did all you have at home ^^
I think that would be great. It's not an area I've explored before, but every once and a while I get something I'm stoked on and consider sharing it as a product review. A total lack of know-how keeps from following through on it.
when using phone to film without a gimbal, use careful walking, use your knees as suspension or a stabilizer if you like, same with hands, hold phone securely, with two hands, walk carefully, move arms, hands to get the shot, you don't always need a slider, a stabilizer, gimbal, a film crew.
Hey there Dunna - another fantastic video :D Been loving your content :D Entered the competition and cannot wait for future videos :D You really do make content that is very different.
@@dunnadidit my pleasure, buddy! You were one of the first people that inspired me to create my own channel. I've only JUST got monetized, and I know that's only the beginning, but it's a step in the right direction. I was thinking of creating a separate channel for different content (a different niche but still passionate) - what do you think about this idea? Would you mix it in with your normal content or would you start a second channel? More interested in your thought process/reasoning rather than the answer itself (as I think that helps way more) :D
Bro good job I seriously love this one, really wanted to do some review and this makes it easier not sure if I should make a separate channel though and just use the one I got. If that make sense
okay I dont ahve a question but Bunch of them 1 so how do I use moody lighting for product review. 2 How do I play around with it. 3 how to do truly a review not a over view.
an issue I have is trying to review something in a language that is not my native language which i don't usually speak in, and do several pages worth of text into a video. it's huge task, I don't even know how long it would take to make. So it's understandable why bike magazines don't do super in-depth videos of every single component they review, it would simply be too much work I think. of course it depends on the product, and how much you have to say. if it's an particularly bad product with many disadvantages and issues, showing all of that for example will make the review much longer, for example an bicycle with horrible component choice, this and that failed, this and that issue, but some stuff is easier to talk or show. but I know in some cases it's possible to do very short yet informative video, it depends. So for me it's too big of a task right now I think, but some people have suggested to make some reviews, comparisons.
I totally hear you! That was why I mentioned that once you have tested and made notes, to prioritize your findings. Sometimes, you just can’t fit it all in and still have a concise and entertaining video. It’s a bit of a trade off
@@dunnadidit I am that kind of guy that wants it all. but I will see what I can do in the future, so far written reviews are much easier, faster. but for less demanding stuff I might try video format later.
@@dunnadidit I see some do a simplified review in video form, and then post link to more in-depth written review, common thing for magazines to do, but regular ppl do it too.
Good afternoon Sir, I always love your videos. Pls, I want you to make a video on how to review a product directly from the product's website. And Post it to UA-cam as a product review. Pls Sir, I want you to use one clickbank product as sample
Question, how do you setup a camera that shows only your hands? We do both face and desk shots. We have to do this makeshift setup with a bunch of different tripods. Is there a good trip that has a horizontal bar? Hope that makes sense
Haha no stress. I typically use something called a C-Stand with a boom arm and mount a small ball head on the end of that. The other thing you can do is get some kind of backdrop stand and use a friction arm with a clamp.
This is such an informative video for a person like me who is gonna start a youtube channel! I have entered the giveaway even though Im pretty much sure that I would never get it😂.
Im always the kind of guy that is photo first.. was never been intrigue with videos to begin with.. but was considering venture to video making but never had the motivation to do so. what are the tips for a photographer to take on videography for the first time? like what are the quirks or "new things" for us? would love to know your opinion. :)
Hey! The biggest thing to start with is being locked down to a single shutter speed. Generally, people suggest sticking with a 180° shutter rule so your shutter will be twice your frame rate. (24fps = 1/48 or 1/50 stutter) that means you’re left to adjust your exposure with only two things instead of 3. ND filters will become your best friend lol
@@dunnadidit Guess i will be making new friends with ND’s now. Hahaha. Maybe would considering one and trying it out. Thanks for the awesome vids bro! All the way from Malaysia. 🇲🇾. Instagram : @RhythShah
Product reviews sre harder than i thought. When i start editing i will remember that I did not get enough b roll. And then i go get some broll and then i see that my audio is clipped and i said more stupidity in one video than i have said in my entire life😂. Editing it all out is a hell of a job. But. Awesome video as always. I did it
Haha yeah, making videos in general can be a headache like that. But the more you do it... the less you run into those little snags. One little trick I didn’t mention in the video is that sometimes I film my whole talking part, edit it, and then make a b-roll shot list based on what made it into the edit. I can get ONLY exactly the shots I need that way. No wasted time on extra shots and never too few either.
I really want to start making videos. You've inspired me. Hopefully I win the giveaway so I have the equipment to start making awesome videos like you! In the words of Meredith Grey from Grey's Anatomy, Season 2 Episode 5, "Pick me, choose me."
btw some people touch on the "repetitiveness" of creating videos, you start of sucking at it! but as time goes on & the more you do it, the easier it becomes talking to the camera, my issue is though, I HATE the sound of my own voice & am sure everyone else will get put off by it too hahaha thats the only thing that has stopped me.
I hear this 100%. I feel like I am just repeating myself a lot of the time. But to the audience who might only watch each video once, spread out as I release them, It probably doesn’t feel like that. That self perception is a bugger
@@dunnadidit that self perception with a demon in your head :( I cringe every time I hear myself on someone elses video & I am fully aware when someone else is recording, I try to stay quiet...but that's what I need to over come 💪🏻
Something that you know a decent amount about and that you use regularly. So for example I started with my Bluetooth headphones that I owned. Then later I reviewed my camera lens that I used all the time. I never really kept going with the headphone reviews but it was great practice.
*If you could review any product, which one would it be?*
It would be the A7C 😍😊
tough one!...... maybe the A74???👀👀👀 lol
Really really good video about essentials of reviewing a product. Really appreciated it to watch. Thank you very much for this video. Hope to win the Giveaway ☺️☺️
Webaround chroma key/green screen - a green screen that attaches to your chair and can also be broken down/folded for easy transport to events as an example. 😆👍👍
Mario Epp - thank you so much!
Some really great nuggets in this video. You’re very good at cutting through the fat and getting to the key points.
My biggest take away from this is that it is comprehensive without coming off too technical. I appreciated the b-roll examples to ensure that some of us who may not understand get a visual follow up.
Amazing video Dunna! This truly is the ultimate guide. 🙌🏼
Nicely done! 👍 Having just watched 4-5 “how to make good review videos” videos… this was the best I watched. Trying to up my game with tech reviews!
Thank you so much bro! I'm about to start my tech review channel and just find this video. Amazing guideline. I really appreciate it.
This is the fourth video I've watched so far today to help me level up my reviews and its by far the best. Thanks for the sharing and thats me subbed!
Amazing Job lad. The best review on how to review in youtube at the moment. Greece loves you. Stay safe!!!
Great video Dunna! I am just starting out on UA-cam and I am really glad that I found your highly informative and entertaining channel! Keep it up!
I’m definitely guilty of not starting my channel because of gear. To be fair it is my second channel and I fell I’m holding my self to a higher standard, but I waited a few months to start that I wish I hadn’t.
Great video Dunna! I’m basically following this tutorial with my video for this week. Doing a pretty fun gimbal review with a 3 minute motocross sequence
Nice job Dunna. I would like to see more of this type of content. It is always good to get advise from those that have done it before. Thanks.
Thanks for letting me know Brian! Glad it was helpful!
Suuuuuuuuuuuuper helpful. One of the best. Thank you!!
The best straightforward advice I’ve listened to yet, thank you for great content 👍😀
Thanks so much for watching!!
This is such a gold mine of resource. Thank you so much for making this.
Thanks for saying that Kizzy! Glad you liked it!
Thanks Dunna - I've learned so much from your channel and have a couple of UA-cam channels on the go now. So glad to hearing it from a Canadian as well!
Amazing! Thanks for watching!!
Such an amazing resource, Dunna! A few friends and clients have suggested I start doing reviews and it's been tugging at my mind for the last little while. I've been holding off because I want to get a specific piece of gear (slider), or finish making my desk into a set, or I want a topdown set as well...all excuses and it's great to hear you say "start now". Thank you!!!
That’s EXACTLY why I wanted to make this video. I knew there must be a lot of people out there who could use this resource to get them started!! NOW GO START!!
That’s what I said 6 months ago. I waited and lost 6 months of what could have been 26 videos on my channel. Start now and make the best of it
AWESOME. I can definitely use your tips for my new Gizmos and Gadgets channel. Thanks so much!!
This was incredibly helpful, thank you!
Fabulous video. It was really helpful. Thank you for sharing this!
This is SUCH an informative video. Thank you so much this will really help me out!
This is fantastic. I've been thinking about reviewing my Canon 6DMii and haven't done it yet. This is a good kick in the butt!!
I gave you the blueprint! Now you just have to build the house! 😜
Thanks for the tips 😊👍I would try this for my first review soon
Would love more detail!! I was just thinking of doing my first product review this weekend and this video got me motivated!
Thanks for letting me know Ricky!!
Extremely helpful video. Thanks!
Fabulous video! Really helpful. Thanks so much!!!
Super dope video! I always like to see how other people make their videos. I'm stealing these for sure. Thanks!
Thanks dude!!
My first review comes out today but this really helps for future ones. Thanks Dunna!
Nice! Congrats on getting that first one done! Hopefully this can be a nice guide for the rest!
Thank you. This was super helpful.
Great tips!
Thanks, this is just what i need.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much, this video is a gem!!!
Such a good tutorial! Deserves a ton more views - keep it up Dunna!
Thank you so much!!
Dunna you’re in my head. I literally was watching a few videos this morning about tech product reviews to learn more and Boom I get a notification for this video. Thanks for the tips homie 💯💯
* *turns off cerebro and backs away slowly* * I wasn’t reading your mind I swear 😬
@@dunnadidit 😂😂😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣😅
That was informational and engaging. I plan to make a channel for tech related content & I wrote notes while watching to prep myself. Thanks for sharing your steps!
Thanks for the kind words! I’m glad you found it helpful!
Thanks for sharing, Dunna! I make many product reviews , and I had to start like you said. Reviewing cameras and lenses I already own. I will go through my reviews and see if I can improve my future reviews accordingly to your tips in this video. Hopefully I can get some momentum on my channel in the future and make more elaborated reviews. Cheers!
Thanks for watching! Hopefully there are some tidbits in there that will help you!
Great work, thank you!
Super detailed video thanks for this
Yes please. More deep dives.
this video is so great! Thank you!
Thanks for watching Blair!
An awesome video as per usual, Dunna. 😆👍👍
I'll definitely be using this video as a blueprint for filming reviews on my channel at some point in the foreseeable future. ☺👌
Cheers to you, my man! 🍻
That’s great to hear!! I hope you find it helpful when it comes time to put it to use!
I'm sad I missed that giveaway, but that was very very nice of you! I finally finished this video all the way through.
Thank you, this video was helpful
Super informative! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!!
Great video! I get all the production stuff. I enjoy seeing stuff on your thought/creative process on doing all the background type stuff like planning and scripting the videos. I would love to see more on that. Seeing stuff like that helps me figure out how to improve on those weak areas. I suck at thumbnails and yours are 🔥🔥🔥 Thanks for another banger!
Thanks Paul! Glad you liked it! And I appreciate the kind words about my thumbnails! I like how they turn out but I wonder about their effectiveness. Always more to learn.
@@dunnadidit I feel like they are effective for new clicks and subs.....You could have a thumbnail of a turd or weed (you see what I did there....) and I still will click on it because I have to watch every single one of your videos. Keep Killing it!
Haha you’re the best!
This video deserves so much more views!
Really enjoyed this video. Thumbs up on this one, really helpful. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!!
Fantastic video!
I recommend to film, and take notes of problems or things you want to show in the review when it happens or shortly after, and film footage when you can when it suits you, over time.
then use the best footage you got. I haven't done a review in video form yet. so far I've only done written reviews, used video, pictures to make my point.
but I am not fluent in English yet, but I'm practising. I don't have many talking videos, but I am sure I will have more.
Absolutely! That method can work!
Thanks Dunna for the video ! As usual ! Love to review product and as you said, at beggining, finding what to review can be challenging once you did all you have at home ^^
If you’ve already exhausted that, there’s always renting or borrowing too!
@@dunnadidit true ! Maybe once we can really see other people again I’ll try borrow ^^ thanks :)
Great content! I will follow you and musecbed on IG.
Thanks you Dunna and musicbed for helping all filmmakers out there creating their stories.
That was truly informative. It could have been a Skillshare course for how well done it is. Thanks for putting it into the public space, Dunna.
Thanks so much dude!! I’m definitely considering doing a more in depth version as a longer (probably paid) course. Whatcha think?
I think that would be great. It's not an area I've explored before, but every once and a while I get something I'm stoked on and consider sharing it as a product review. A total lack of know-how keeps from following through on it.
when using phone to film without a gimbal, use careful walking, use your knees as suspension or a stabilizer if you like, same with hands, hold phone securely, with two hands, walk carefully, move arms, hands to get the shot, you don't always need a slider, a stabilizer, gimbal, a film crew.
Great video Dunna!
Thanks a ton!!
awesome content he really would in depth on what you need to do to start your review channel it helped me a lot grow my product review channel
Happy to help!
Lovely valuable video, will it work without showing face of speakers in terms of getting views?
Very informative
This was very helpful . Now im brainstorming 🧠🌩 on what id like to review. Im also very technically challenged so i really learned from this.
So good Dunna!! 😍👍
Thanks so much!!
I’ve always wanted to learn more about audio, do you have any videos on your audio recording process?
Really great 👍 video. Going to implement straight away it.
Thanks for watching!
@dunnadidit thanks for replying, don't get that very often.
Thank you!
Thanks for watching Stephen!
good to see you
Great villain analogy 😂
😜😜😜
Thanks for this 👍
My pleasure!!
Great video Dunna, funny thing is that I started trying to do this exact thing. Write a list of things I’d need to make my first review video.
👊🏻😎
That’s great! Hope this helps you get there!
@@dunnadidit It will as I will be sure to use this as a template to get me going 👊🏻😎
its amazing...can you do a lighting video
Thanks for the suggestion!
Hey there Dunna - another fantastic video :D Been loving your content :D
Entered the competition and cannot wait for future videos :D You really do make content that is very different.
Thank you so much dude!!
@@dunnadidit my pleasure, buddy!
You were one of the first people that inspired me to create my own channel. I've only JUST got monetized, and I know that's only the beginning, but it's a step in the right direction.
I was thinking of creating a separate channel for different content (a different niche but still passionate) - what do you think about this idea?
Would you mix it in with your normal content or would you start a second channel?
More interested in your thought process/reasoning rather than the answer itself (as I think that helps way more) :D
Good tips
I LOVE the yellow theme and the subtitle slides so much!
EDIT: can we get a tutorial on the subtitle effects?
Thanks! Are you talking about the text I have popping up during the video?
@@dunnadidit the text like the Step 3: Planning the video over the white background!
Gotcha! I’ll keep that in mind! Thanks for the suggestion!
Bro good job I seriously love this one, really wanted to do some review and this makes it easier not sure if I should make a separate channel though and just use the one I got. If that make sense
Yeah that’s a tough one to know. My channel started as a Vlog channel. Eventually I just changed and it worked out. Not sure what the answer is there
@@dunnadidit cool
You're the real deal.
Awesome video
Thanks so much!!
Great video! This is exactly what I needed. Do you use a slider??
I use one pretty often now
@@dunnadidit which one do you recommend?
I really like the rhino stuff. I have the whole arc ii system but it’s not cheap, however their rov system is pretty great too!
Awesome video thank you for the awesome tips 🤠 partner
Thanks for watching partner!!
Notion template list would be useful
I’ve been getting into seamless paper lately and love your use of it as a backdrop! What color is that?
It’s called stone grey I believe!
@@dunnadidit Thank’s for reaching out, it means a lot!
@@patrickwalker6802 my pleasure!!
What mic did you use for this video ?
9.26 whats the app your using for checkllist?
okay I dont ahve a question but Bunch of them
1 so how do I use moody lighting for product review.
2 How do I play around with it.
3 how to do truly a review not a over view.
I need to get into some product reviews
Well hopefully this will help you out!!
@@dunnadidit 🙏🏻
Is that Notion that you're using in your video? I love Notion!
It is!! I love it too!
an issue I have is trying to review something in a language that is not my native language which i don't usually speak in, and do several pages worth of text into a video. it's huge task, I don't even know how long it would take to make. So it's understandable why bike magazines don't do super in-depth videos of every single component they review, it would simply be too much work I think. of course it depends on the product, and how much you have to say. if it's an particularly bad product with many disadvantages and issues, showing all of that for example will make the review much longer, for example an bicycle with horrible component choice, this and that failed, this and that issue, but some stuff is easier to talk or show. but I know in some cases it's possible to do very short yet informative video, it depends.
So for me it's too big of a task right now I think, but some people have suggested to make some reviews, comparisons.
I totally hear you! That was why I mentioned that once you have tested and made notes, to prioritize your findings. Sometimes, you just can’t fit it all in and still have a concise and entertaining video. It’s a bit of a trade off
@@dunnadidit I am that kind of guy that wants it all. but I will see what I can do in the future, so far written reviews are much easier, faster.
but for less demanding stuff I might try video format later.
I hear you for sure!
@@dunnadidit I see some do a simplified review in video form, and then post link to more in-depth written review, common thing for magazines to do, but regular ppl do it too.
Another great vid. Lets see if I can win some kit. Lets go 💯
Thanks so much!!
Please make a detailed version of this
Good afternoon Sir, I always love your videos. Pls, I want you to make a video on how to review a product directly from the product's website. And Post it to UA-cam as a product review. Pls Sir, I want you to use one clickbank product as sample
Question, how do you setup a camera that shows only your hands? We do both face and desk shots. We have to do this makeshift setup with a bunch of different tripods. Is there a good trip that has a horizontal bar? Hope that makes sense
Are you talking about a downward shot?
@@dunnadidit yes! not sure why I did not think of that very simple way of explaining it.
Haha no stress. I typically use something called a C-Stand with a boom arm and mount a small ball head on the end of that. The other thing you can do is get some kind of backdrop stand and use a friction arm with a clamp.
@@dunnadidit Perfect, appreciate the help! Will look into both
This is such an informative video for a person like me who is gonna start a youtube channel! I have entered the giveaway even though Im pretty much sure that I would never get it😂.
That’s great to hear! Never say never! Your chances are just as good as anyone else’s!
Excellent video. +1 sub good sir
Thank you so much!
Im always the kind of guy that is photo first.. was never been intrigue with videos to begin with.. but was considering venture to video making but never had the motivation to do so. what are the tips for a photographer to take on videography for the first time? like what are the quirks or "new things" for us? would love to know your opinion. :)
Hey! The biggest thing to start with is being locked down to a single shutter speed. Generally, people suggest sticking with a 180° shutter rule so your shutter will be twice your frame rate. (24fps = 1/48 or 1/50 stutter) that means you’re left to adjust your exposure with only two things instead of 3. ND filters will become your best friend lol
@@dunnadidit Guess i will be making new friends with ND’s now. Hahaha. Maybe would considering one and trying it out. Thanks for the awesome vids bro! All the way from Malaysia. 🇲🇾. Instagram : @RhythShah
Haha happy to help!
You mentioned makeup so you know I'm watching
Product reviews sre harder than i thought. When i start editing i will remember that I did not get enough b roll. And then i go get some broll and then i see that my audio is clipped and i said more stupidity in one video than i have said in my entire life😂. Editing it all out is a hell of a job. But. Awesome video as always. I did it
Haha yeah, making videos in general can be a headache like that. But the more you do it... the less you run into those little snags. One little trick I didn’t mention in the video is that sometimes I film my whole talking part, edit it, and then make a b-roll shot list based on what made it into the edit. I can get ONLY exactly the shots I need that way. No wasted time on extra shots and never too few either.
@@dunnadidit that's one great tip. Thanks man. It can save a lot of time
Happy to help!!
I really want to start making videos. You've inspired me. Hopefully I win the giveaway so I have the equipment to start making awesome videos like you! In the words of Meredith Grey from Grey's Anatomy, Season 2 Episode 5, "Pick me, choose me."
Haha why do you know that so specifically!? Haha
@@dunnadidit I've watched Grey's Anatomy so many times 😂 but also, I started rewatching it and I just saw that episode so it was fresh in my mind.
Hahaha we started s01e01 last night. I only think I’ve ever made it to like s5
@@dunnadidit sooooooooo good! One of my favorite shows. The new season just started Thursday and let me tell you it was a juicy one!
btw some people touch on the "repetitiveness" of creating videos, you start of sucking at it! but as time goes on & the more you do it, the easier it becomes talking to the camera, my issue is though, I HATE the sound of my own voice & am sure everyone else will get put off by it too hahaha thats the only thing that has stopped me.
I hear this 100%. I feel like I am just repeating myself a lot of the time. But to the audience who might only watch each video once, spread out as I release them, It probably doesn’t feel like that. That self perception is a bugger
@@dunnadidit that self perception with a demon in your head :(
I cringe every time I hear myself on someone elses video & I am fully aware when someone else is recording, I try to stay quiet...but that's what I need to over come 💪🏻
I’m not getting any views on my review videos do you have advice
What would you suggest for a newbie? What product to start with?
Something that you know a decent amount about and that you use regularly. So for example I started with my Bluetooth headphones that I owned. Then later I reviewed my camera lens that I used all the time. I never really kept going with the headphone reviews but it was great practice.
nice one Dunna but you forgot to rename this video? better add "Giveaway" announcement.
I considered it, but it felt a little clickbait-ish since thats such a small part of the video
@@dunnadidit it isnt I hope more people can try that thing :)
😍
Yo I plan to become a product reviewer on UA-cam
Nice!
whoa do you really engage with ur audience?
As much as I can!
Zaki from algeria ❤️❤️🇩🇿
Heyo Zaki!