"The Diary of Alonzo Typer" by H. P. Lovecraft / A HorrorBabble Production

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  • @HorrorBabble
    @HorrorBabble  5 років тому +50

    "The Diary of Alonzo Typer" is a horror short story by H. P. Lovecraft and William Lumley. It tells of an occult researcher, who, following a journey to an abandoned, isolated house in upstate New York, disappears without a trace.
    Chapters:
    0:00:16 - Introduction
    0:00:54 - Editor's Note
    0:08:22 - The Diary
    0:56:44 - Further Listening
    Bandcamp link: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com/album/the-diary-of-alonzo-typer
    Narrated by Ian Gordon for HorrorBabble
    Music and production by Ian Gordon
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    • @darkstarnova5846
      @darkstarnova5846 5 років тому +1

      HorrorBabble 🖤

    • @jasonharm2981
      @jasonharm2981 5 років тому +6

      I love whoever "in Hell" is responsible for HorrorBabble! The phenomenon of creepy pasta would not exist if H.P. hadn't already written a beautiful library full of things no other man could ever describe. So, for years so called authors of "horror" have been plagiarizing Mr. Lovecraft. All have failed to live up to his legacy.

    • @michaelinazmijewski1987
      @michaelinazmijewski1987 2 роки тому

      Usedd seedst ed

    • @randallbesch2424
      @randallbesch2424 День тому

      I consider this an alternate Lovecraftian world. The Djinn in its natural form and influences of the Valusians too make an interesting mix with the hybridized family of haunted paintings.
      I would like to see the original version before Lovecraft improved on it.

  • @RexytheRexy
    @RexytheRexy Рік тому +10

    It's a snowy Friday night.
    These hours after midnight are my favorite; the ones I spend as I please, decompressing from a world that's too loud, too bright, too overwhelming for a mind and senses like mine.
    These stories are the perfect companion during these precious hours.
    I tried reading them in text form half a lifetime ago. Something about them just didn't click. They needed a voice other than the one on the page.
    Thank you for bringing them to life.

  • @Michaeljack81sk
    @Michaeljack81sk 4 роки тому +169

    He carried on writing even while he was being dragged away, that's dedication!

    • @notforsaletoday1895
      @notforsaletoday1895 4 роки тому +7

      Mike Murphy You should not look at the comments then, you ass.

    • @akizeta
      @akizeta 4 роки тому +20

      @Mike Murphy Dude, it's a Lovecraft story about an abandoned diary; being carried away (as he's furiously scribbling his thoughts) is a given. Sometimes a story is about the journey rather than the destination.

    • @bunyipz2040
      @bunyipz2040 4 роки тому +4

      @Mike Murphy how do you know it happens at the end?

    • @polarisnebro2074
      @polarisnebro2074 4 роки тому +2

      you insubordinate pile of turd
      spoiling the whole GODDDAMN story

    • @akizeta
      @akizeta 4 роки тому +14

      @@polarisnebro2074 Mate, people in the comments are going to spoil the story, it's as inevitable as a protagonist going mad in an HP Lovecraft story. If you're this sensitive to spoilers, what are you doing reading the comments _before_ you've heard the story? Just listen to the story, already, and read the comments later, if at all.

  • @tannersawall8597
    @tannersawall8597 5 років тому +80

    Ian, damnit, i love it when you do cthulu mythos stories, lovecraft or other authors that write in that universe. This is an amazing writing IMO. I swear you get better and better with each reading. Please make this your lifes profession. Most "professional" audiobooks have no where near the soul and inflection that you give. You breath life into the stories.

  • @Duchess_Van_Hoof
    @Duchess_Van_Hoof 3 роки тому +13

    Gods... how I love that typewriting sound in the beginning. It is soul healing.

    • @ianauck318
      @ianauck318 3 роки тому +1

      There is something about an old fashioned type writer sound... It's scholarly, meditative, and iconic

  • @0therun1t21
    @0therun1t21 3 роки тому +15

    The portraits remind me of a lenticular print I have of a lovely Victorian lady who's eyes change and she sprouts fangs when seen from different angles. I love it because it's very subtle but shocking at the same time. I tell people it's my grandmother.

  • @MisterDTwenty
    @MisterDTwenty 5 років тому +25

    Ah a very rare Lovecraft tale, Horror Babble delivers again! :)

  • @quinticcalabi5126
    @quinticcalabi5126 3 роки тому +7

    First H. P. Lovecraft story and Horrobabble production I ever listened to and still years later one of my favorites!

    • @rev.dr.dayspring7805
      @rev.dr.dayspring7805 3 роки тому

      Mine was either "the statement of randolph carter" or "the dunwich horror" i dont quite recall. A transformative experience. But yes... Ian's reading style sounds like how i sound in my head when im feeling most peculiar. Lol

  • @j4nk3n
    @j4nk3n 5 років тому +44

    Ian, it saddens me that you only have sub 40k subscribers, i do share your work with people! Keep up the excellent quality sir!

    • @vincenteasleyii9388
      @vincenteasleyii9388 5 років тому +1

      Subbed

    • @ennm130
      @ennm130 5 років тому +3

      Our Horror Babble community is slowly but surely growing. Keep spreading the word! No reason why we shouldn't be 100k by this time next year.....

    • @vincenteasleyii9388
      @vincenteasleyii9388 5 років тому

      @@Thomas.Wright Please, drop a link here of one of your favs. thx bunches :)

    • @ryleeguy2763
      @ryleeguy2763 3 роки тому

      I tell people to listen to you to get into Lovecraft.

    • @tomcurran1538
      @tomcurran1538 3 роки тому +1

      Having taught English, I don't think most Americans can understand most of the vocabulary in these stories. Interesting to think that these were popular reading in my dad's day.

  • @csleuthone6385
    @csleuthone6385 3 роки тому +10

    Ian Gordon's narration of this wonderfull tale is terrific

  • @stevepalpatine2828
    @stevepalpatine2828 3 роки тому +8

    Well done again Ian.
    I seem to have missed this one. It was always one of my favorites, and you performed it impeccably, as usual.

  • @jamiecameron7615
    @jamiecameron7615 5 років тому +11

    I'm absolutely thrilled!! I haven't heard this one of H.P's before, thank you very much!! You are indeed a master of narrating Lovecrafts work!!

  • @70schild420
    @70schild420 9 місяців тому +1

    To me you are king of story telling.your expressive voice is like a brush in an artists hand.the paintings are vivid and convey so much emotion❤

  • @nobodyyouknow1065
    @nobodyyouknow1065 5 років тому +50

    I had no idea this story existed until your post earlier today.

  • @andilucas6926
    @andilucas6926 5 років тому +9

    A highly elusive story - there was no reading available here for ages prior to Morgan Scorpion having a go at it. Thankyou for adding it to your impressive HPL repertoire!

  • @gozinta82
    @gozinta82 2 роки тому +7

    Absolutely love your Lovecraft work. Every time you do that "losing my sanity" old man voice, it gets me! Keep up the fantastic work!

  • @Plato86
    @Plato86 2 роки тому +2

    I always enjoy this channel on a cold evening

  • @Nanosuit37
    @Nanosuit37 Рік тому +2

    Excellent! Very good! Thank you Mr. Gordon and Horror Babble.

  • @antonkovalenko364
    @antonkovalenko364 5 років тому +5

    Thanks once again for sharing these stories with us. They are always a delight.

  • @donaldmccleary9015
    @donaldmccleary9015 Рік тому +1

    Awesome story and narration! I love this story. It has a really cool plot.
    The knowledge and information included in his diary and all the books in the library.....
    Those pictures in the hallway....
    Thanks for recording us another great one!!
    I listened to this three times today. Is that bad?

  • @alexcaldrone3668
    @alexcaldrone3668 5 років тому +10

    Your voice is now an old friend.
    Thank you

  • @kenchesnut4425
    @kenchesnut4425 4 роки тому +6

    Ian.....you my friend are hands and tenticles down the absolute best audio narrator EVER....THANK YOU

  • @ProjectFlashlight612
    @ProjectFlashlight612 5 років тому +12

    One of the five best HP Lovecraft stories of all time, at long last given a proper reading.

    • @badas45
      @badas45 4 роки тому +2

      What are the other 4?

    • @RubedoURTV666
      @RubedoURTV666 3 роки тому +2

      I'd say:
      At the Mountains of Madness
      The Dunwich Horror
      Shadow over Innsmouth
      Call of Chtulhu

    • @Lesiga1
      @Lesiga1 2 місяці тому +1

      The Dreams in the Witch House!

  • @henrywebster9529
    @henrywebster9529 5 років тому +7

    Amazing narration, as ever, brilliantly told.

  • @martywood8543
    @martywood8543 5 років тому +4

    I hit "Like" as soon as I read the description. I knew this was going to be a good one and I was right. Well done and thank you HB.

  • @sean..L
    @sean..L 5 років тому +6

    I was pulled in by this one; so completely enthralled that I didn’t realize an hour had gone by.

  • @robbabcock_
    @robbabcock_ Рік тому +1

    Absolutely fantastic rendition! Bravo!👻🔥🙌

  • @orangeiceice12
    @orangeiceice12 5 років тому +13

    I seriously thought you had recorded every HP story. Excited to find out I was wrong.

  • @SVCleary1980
    @SVCleary1980 5 років тому +17

    Listening on my train ride home. Awesome as always!

  • @jmpsthrufyre
    @jmpsthrufyre 4 роки тому +7

    I love old New England . I was just in a house built in 1684. South Windsor Connecticut. It was inhabited ( so to speak)

    • @tomcurran1538
      @tomcurran1538 3 роки тому +1

      Yes, mysterious New England. I lived in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont and I get a charge from the stories about the creatures hiding in that region.

    • @billtomson5791
      @billtomson5791 3 роки тому

      1684, wow. I can guess what they might have thought of Lovecraft stories but what would they make of George Orwell?

  • @johnoliva5153
    @johnoliva5153 5 років тому +4

    Wonderful.I love this stuff.You do so well with these readings.Thank you.

  • @jiltedarts
    @jiltedarts 5 років тому +3

    This has the signature dread within feel and your reading only drags that further into the light. Well read good sir.

  • @Rossion64
    @Rossion64 4 роки тому +1

    I really love this one. The image of the 'paw' is chilling. Excellent stuff!

  • @taliabee8661
    @taliabee8661 Рік тому +1

    Nooooo…don’t leave it there!! 😀♥️ Excellently spooky for Hallowe’en , thank you!

  • @michax109
    @michax109 5 років тому +5

    Such an eerie rendition for a tale full of dread. Bravo

  • @CirynthLighthammer
    @CirynthLighthammer 5 днів тому

    Besides Garrick Hagon's reading of "The Call of Cthulu", I just can't listen to any other Lovecraft/Cthulhu mythos audiobooks unless it's done by you Ian. Somehow you are able to really BRING these books to life.
    And for that I thank you so much!!

  • @Hastur805
    @Hastur805 5 років тому +2

    In my garage, working on my plants and listening to this. Yes!

  • @MrsCaranAmy
    @MrsCaranAmy 5 років тому +1

    A great suspenseful tale. And of course you narrated it nicely.

  • @revengefullobster4524
    @revengefullobster4524 5 років тому +7

    Now when I read my Lovecraft stories, or read them to my kid, I hear your voice or try to emulate you. Horror done right!

    • @daygoncornhole2395
      @daygoncornhole2395 4 роки тому +1

      You read Lovecrafts stories to your kid ? He must have pretty nightmares 😉😂😂😂

  • @JamesMC04
    @JamesMC04 3 роки тому +2

    That was a bundle of laughs, to be sure. Thank you for reading it 🤗

  • @niverian7726
    @niverian7726 5 років тому +1

    I heard this on your Later In but many of your works are worth multiple listens.

  • @Chezbo
    @Chezbo 5 років тому +4

    This is very coo,l I never knew Lovecraft wrote a story that took place in my neck of the woods.

  • @Torgo1001
    @Torgo1001 2 роки тому +4

    Robert M. Price wrote a sequel to this story called "The Strange Fate of Alonzo Typer." It can be found in Price's short story collection "Blasphemies and Revelations." It's worth a read.

  • @nvfury13
    @nvfury13 5 років тому +2

    This will be fun, as I live in the only upstate NY town I know Lovecraft mentioned in his tales more than once.

    • @brandenhoyt8926
      @brandenhoyt8926 5 років тому

      I grew up 10 minutes east of Batavia, it's always a nice little treat to have somewhere close to home mentioned isn't It?

    • @nvfury13
      @nvfury13 5 років тому

      Branden Hoyt Yes it is.

  • @themadpolymath3430
    @themadpolymath3430 5 років тому

    Thank you so much for your work. It offers me considerable joy and inescapable horror simlutantously!

  • @nathanburriss6533
    @nathanburriss6533 5 років тому +3

    Coming from upstate NY.I'm excited for this one.

  • @pigwillnot8281
    @pigwillnot8281 5 років тому +1

    horror babble rocks !!! top of the line !!

  • @paulbishop3418
    @paulbishop3418 5 років тому +1

    Great story. And perfect narration as always!

  • @docbrown7916
    @docbrown7916 5 років тому

    Great read Ian !! Few ppl bring HP's stuff to life properly, you do a good job of it. Best to all at HB.

  • @blixten2928
    @blixten2928 4 роки тому

    Gorgeous reading. You were made for this. I know Lovecraft very well, but will want to listen to his stories again if you're the reader. -- These co-authored stories I did *not* know about, they seem slightly more sophisticated in some ways (or is it just your reading?) than his other minor works. Keeps the adjectives under more control perhaps (although "unutterably vast, , shockingly, indescribably so" is up there with the best). But your reading makes it all elegant and fun!

  • @nothingmoore8790
    @nothingmoore8790 5 років тому +3

    I've never heard of this one either thanks again guys goodnight all

  • @Aroundthesquarebowl
    @Aroundthesquarebowl 11 місяців тому +1

    Thank you ❤

  • @padgecrack4018
    @padgecrack4018 5 років тому

    Absolute top narrating! Thankyou.

  • @mysterym444
    @mysterym444 5 років тому +3

    Amazing! 💜✨

  • @paulcoy9060
    @paulcoy9060 5 років тому +25

    "He must have died while carving it."

    • @ianauck318
      @ianauck318 5 років тому +5

      Maybe he was dictating?

  • @vincenteasleyii9388
    @vincenteasleyii9388 5 років тому +1

    I think I've found a treasure. Your voice enchanted me right away.

  • @orangeiceice12
    @orangeiceice12 5 років тому +11

    Oh wow! this happens in batavia? that's like 30 minutes from me! I guess I won't have to go to Massachusetts after all to check out the gambrel roofs to get the first-hand lovecraft experience

    • @Eris123451
      @Eris123451 5 років тому

      Nothing lets you know that something is by H.P. faster than Gambrel roof; except possibly a Mansard ?

  • @babalon7778
    @babalon7778 5 років тому

    This is so good it's slmost impossible to stay awake until the end, I've been trying since it came out. I don't love all of these collaborations but this is my 5th or so listen and finally, I stayed awake to the end!

    • @skeleczar
      @skeleczar 4 роки тому

      😂 I have literally been listening to this for like a week trying to get the whole thing in. I feel like I know parts by heart now. I also listen while I’m falling asleep, so I’m always really tired when I start. I will wake up like 20 times every night and restart it as well.

  • @remyarroyo1036
    @remyarroyo1036 5 років тому +1

    A new one sweet, thanks Ian...

  • @Loschh
    @Loschh 5 років тому +1

    Love this one.

  • @Paul_305
    @Paul_305 5 років тому +1

    Fantastic!

  • @knight_lautrec_of_carim
    @knight_lautrec_of_carim 5 років тому +1

    I love this channel and I love lovecraft!

  • @scottyoung8144
    @scottyoung8144 5 років тому +1

    Exalent. Reading awesome story thank you

  • @tomcurran1538
    @tomcurran1538 3 роки тому +1

    Attica is where there is state prison where there was a famous riot years ago.

  • @ryanpatrickwhite97
    @ryanpatrickwhite97 5 років тому

    I love this channel, thank you

  • @bittybitty8233
    @bittybitty8233 5 років тому +5

    This sounds like a goodie ! TY guys ....🙋 👍

  • @robertwalker-smith2739
    @robertwalker-smith2739 5 років тому +6

    This story is a classic example of overegging the pudding. It's got all the essential Lovecraftian elements, but a little too much of everything.
    Still a lot of fun, especially how Typer keeps writing as the eldritch abomination is dragging him off to the cellar.

  • @haillobster7154
    @haillobster7154 3 роки тому +1

    When Cthulhu intervenes to end the story because the protagonist is too chicken to get it over with. 🤣

  • @hereticsaint100
    @hereticsaint100 4 роки тому +1

    I actually haven't heard this one before! And one read a lot of HPL.

  • @CJM-rg5rt
    @CJM-rg5rt Рік тому +1

    The stone structures in the Northeastern US are surprisingly weird. I'd accept that they were colonial if there wasn't written proof that they were already found mysterious in 1654. I really have no idea what to make of them, specifically the chambers that are built like Newgrange in Ireland.

  • @versacifyy
    @versacifyy 2 роки тому +2

    My god how beautiful vocabulary is.

  • @Duchess_Van_Hoof
    @Duchess_Van_Hoof 3 роки тому +1

    This house is strangely fascinating. Now I want to erect strange stones in a dark corner of whatever garden I might possess in the future.

  • @quinticcalabi5126
    @quinticcalabi5126 5 років тому

    Hey Ian I love all of your readings you do. Your voice was truly made for scary story telling. I just had a question about what version of this story you are reading from? I just got a paperback copy for Christmas from Odin’s Library Classics and there are a couple phrases in it that are slightly different from what you read in this video. I was wondering whether it was simply because it’s a different version because in the very back of my paperback copy there’s a paragraph dedicated to the fact the Odin’s Library Classics publishes stories and books that are unedited from there original versions to “protect the original intent of the author”? Not trying to start an argument or anything just a Lovecraft nerd who wants to know as much obscure information as possible.

    • @HorrorBabble
      @HorrorBabble  5 років тому +1

      Hi Quin! Our source for Lovecraft is usually the very excellent hplovecraft.com. Here's a link to the text: www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dat.aspx
      The original version of TYPER was printed by Weird Tales in February 1938, followed by its inclusion in numerous Arkham House compilations. The question is, were revisions made to the versions included in later releases? And, if so, which version of the text is in your book (and featured on hplovecraft.com)? The original WT version, or an AH revision? As you can see: it's a bit of a minefield! Ian

    • @quinticcalabi5126
      @quinticcalabi5126 5 років тому

      HorrorBabble
      Thank you very much for the information! And actually i have the same version you read from. It looks like you may have made some of your own revisions when concerning the facts that Alonzo had been told previous to his reaching the house by the four letter name denoted V - - - and the other name N - - - estbat. Which makes perfect sense because it would be incredibly clunky to try to read those out loud and would probably take away from the story itself.

    • @quinticcalabi5126
      @quinticcalabi5126 5 років тому +1

      HorrorBabble
      and my paperback is the WT version!

    • @HorrorBabble
      @HorrorBabble  5 років тому +1

      @@quinticcalabi5126 Ah, of course - and yes we do that for exactly the reasons you stated. :)

    • @HorrorBabble
      @HorrorBabble  5 років тому +1

      @@quinticcalabi5126 Excellent!

  • @mortuarycookiezshane4192
    @mortuarycookiezshane4192 5 років тому +3

    Lol I didnt realize not many ppl knew of this one. It was in the first Lovecraft collection i ever got.

  • @sharondornhoff7563
    @sharondornhoff7563 7 місяців тому

    "Building on fire. Pen very hot." - Nancy Drew's in-game investigation notebook

  • @tinysmall9697
    @tinysmall9697 5 років тому +4

    EEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee finally holy shit I have a device that can access the internet again ffs, remember me?Ian? its gigi. ..ugh i missed u so very much!!!!!💀💜

    • @HorrorBabble
      @HorrorBabble  5 років тому +1

      It has been a while, indeed! Good to have you back gigi - auf wiedersehen for now! ;) Ian

    • @tinysmall9697
      @tinysmall9697 5 років тому +2

      aww I'm glad tohear6

  • @shaunsmith3757
    @shaunsmith3757 2 роки тому +2

    Typer, the writer. 😁

  • @NathanTarantlawriter
    @NathanTarantlawriter 5 років тому +1

    Can't lose with Lovecraft!

  • @andreavander6197
    @andreavander6197 5 років тому

    So well read there is something so special H.P Lovecraft story’s . 👍👹👻💀

  • @gxtmfa
    @gxtmfa 5 років тому +3

    Wait- he kept writing as he was dragged away?

    • @billtomson5791
      @billtomson5791 3 роки тому

      Truly a great journalist.

    • @Kneon_Knight
      @Kneon_Knight Рік тому

      Don't you? I can't begin to count the times I've had it happen.

  • @Echosinfireify
    @Echosinfireify 5 років тому

    I had never heard this before!

  • @beverlyamarantes9775
    @beverlyamarantes9775 3 роки тому +1

    Massachusetts here.

  • @earndoggy
    @earndoggy 2 роки тому

    Dude's pretty damn good still being able to finish his sentence while being dragged away LOL

  • @observationsfromthebunker9639
    @observationsfromthebunker9639 3 роки тому +2

    "YOU FOOL!! ALONZO IS DEAD!!"

  • @chrisfisher2469
    @chrisfisher2469 3 роки тому

    And to turn the key there of ......evil....ohh ive read it but to hear it from one of the worlds best tellers of stories......fkn rules. Ahhh yes when you have grown up listening to tall tales ...on the radio .....you know when. A orrater has you in his grasp....top notch again governer

  • @Duchess_Van_Hoof
    @Duchess_Van_Hoof 2 роки тому

    This reminds me of the original Alone In The Dark game.

  • @cha5
    @cha5 5 років тому +2

    Was William Lumley related to the modern horror writer Robert Lumley?

    • @thomasbullins
      @thomasbullins Рік тому

      There was some confusion about it ; but they not related

    • @cha5
      @cha5 Рік тому +1

      @@thomasbullins I see, thank you.

  • @EmperorLie
    @EmperorLie 2 роки тому +1

    Sleep time ❤️🙏

  • @MrJohnMarbles
    @MrJohnMarbles 5 років тому +1

    Love you dude.

  • @dewayneweaver2744
    @dewayneweaver2744 Рік тому +1

    Lovecraft's use of archaic verbiage is set off by Ian's British narration.

  • @Wombats555
    @Wombats555 4 місяці тому

    I love that the eldritch abomination from the dawn of time that man should not wot of remembers to drop off the groceries:)

  • @jamescampbell39
    @jamescampbell39 3 роки тому +1

    Much of the same tropes used in the Lurking Fear

  • @billl2903
    @billl2903 5 років тому +4

    Sometimes I wish people made animated graphic novels out of lovecraft’s
    books. Your narration would definitely double their value.
    I mean I know it would never happen because his writing is so bigoted, but still. Revised versions of his works would be a solid idea to that purpose; they’re great stories, and one could probably brush off the problematic bits with little to no change to the plots.

    • @billl2903
      @billl2903 5 років тому

      You’re barking up the wrong tree, bub. I wouldn’t listen to and enjoy these stories if I didn’t understand that.

    • @sallyone7029
      @sallyone7029 5 років тому

      Why not do the art yourself rather than expect someone else to supply the cells?

    • @Eric-ot7en
      @Eric-ot7en 5 років тому

      Not a bad idea,I wonder if it's ever been done,seems like a natural

    • @billl2903
      @billl2903 5 років тому

      Sally one are you asking me personally why I don’t do the art myself, or just in general?

    • @billl2903
      @billl2903 5 років тому

      Eric right? I’d assume there’s a few stories they could do with, without having to rewrite. Like At the Mountains of Madness, for sure.

  • @marygreenway7116
    @marygreenway7116 3 роки тому

    The best horror is My Bones and my Flute .anyone know it?

  • @chrisfisher2469
    @chrisfisher2469 3 роки тому

    You cant have a story without a teller

  • @christyrollins8009
    @christyrollins8009 5 років тому

    Love some lovecraft excellent

  • @alexandrakontiza3091
    @alexandrakontiza3091 5 років тому +1

    I love Lovecraft

  • @Vintagevanessa99
    @Vintagevanessa99 3 роки тому +3

    as always, wonderful , sorry I think I'm being dragged aw.....

  • @Echosinfireify
    @Echosinfireify 5 років тому

    psst what's the horror story about a meadow that like, steals your energy? There's a painter?

    • @HorrorBabble
      @HorrorBabble  5 років тому

      Hey Madden... I believe you're thinking of this: ua-cam.com/video/4DOblCr8AuA/v-deo.html

  • @ryanpatrickwhite97
    @ryanpatrickwhite97 5 років тому

    Love you HB