F1 Classic Onboard: Senna On The Charge At The 1990 Monaco Grand Prix
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2016
- Go onboard with Ayrton Senna as he demonstrates exactly why he became known as the King of Monaco
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Watching Senna take a lap around Monaco is like watching Da Vinci paint the Mona Lisa
One of the greatest quotes ever, yours
Thats it!!!
So true he drives so gracefully, and his control is spot on, no one even close to him
And to consider the shier raw power the maestro is handling in his fingertips.
Ayrton Senna is a heritage in my Brazil, a beautiful world!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 I'm proud to be Brazilian!
You think this is intense? Imagine doing this for two hours.
Underrated comment. They went through 10 layers of that stuff. (It's called "microporo" in my country).
And for 10-15 seasons without shitting your pants or dying
Good old analog camera, brutal, realistic, like you are on board with Senna. Digital technology with stabilization is sterile, all adrenaline is gone.
@Ad k Nice joke, it's actually much harder. Because today's cars are pulling record amount of Gs. It doesn't get easier as there are other drivers that are also pushing to become 1st. As the F1 cars are getting faster, pulling lots of Gs, they're harder to control, so they go undergo serious fitness. It may not look like they're struggling with the car, but they're trying to make it precise as possible for a perfect lap.
Ad k ok boomer
This 100 seconds is better than anything F1 has had going in at least 15 years.
10 years but not 15 🤫, V8 🐐 era
@@emilekaram6094 ado . Você não sabe de nada.
@@robsonecocentauro235 ??
@@robsonecocentauro235 Can you say it in English plz??
@@robsonecocentauro235 he knows f1 its true v8 f1 was peak
I don't care about any lap time, this will always be the greatest lap of Formula 1.
I agree 100 % !!! Senna sempre!!!
How about his pole lap here in 1988?
What about the first lap of Donington 1993?
Adelaide?
- Doctor: You have two minutes of life
- Me: let me watch Senna's lap at Monaco
Doctor: Actually, that's a very good choice.
Award for best comment goes to Jose Lizcano
@@Videos-sobre-punhos-e-rodas I would like one minute of this and one minute of the two MCLarens in the 1989 Japanese GP.
Watching him one second and meeting him the next
Hahahaha! Yes for real
Senna, Mclaren, Monaco, manual stick shift, V10...simply brilliant. God bless Ayrton.
i'm a bit late but the mclaren mp4/4 has a turbo v6 engine, not a v10
@@iphonecharger9051 This footage is from 1990, so Ayrton is driving the MP4/5, which is powered by a Honda V10. It was was used for the 1989 and 1990 seasons. The MP4/4 was used for the 1988 season.
@@L5FX ah your right i was thinking 1988 for some reason lol, even though it says 1990 in the title
@@iphonecharger9051 there's really similar footage like this but from 88, which is probably why
@@joejackson9660 true, you are prob right
I've followed F1 for 43 years. There's only one driver who set the best ever pole lap and race lap in that time or indeed anytime. Pole lap, Monaco 88. Race lap, lap one, Donington 93. Ayrton. The legend. The greatest ever F1 driver.
That first lap he did in the rain from 5th to 1st was just out of this world
Totally agree
Completely agree mate
@@giorgosarifoglu953se tratando dos pilotos que ele ultrapassou,para uma pessoa comum é possivel fazer isso 1 em 1 milhão de vezes,para Ayrton que era de outro mundo o raio poderia cair 10 vezes no mesmo lugar....
Senna's qualifying lap at Monaco 88 must have been just celestial to watch. He beat the second by more then 1 s! What an incredible driver.
What a legend Senna was
It's now been exactly 30 years without him.
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(0) Hamilton, (-10) Mazespin
@@galahad8307 Hilarious 😂 😂 😂
Rally Difficulty: 1. Easy 2. Normal 3. Legendary
Samir: Shadup
@@jessegunn2033 😂😂
Perfect!
Honestly looks like he's wrestling a wild animal around the track. Amazing.
The Honda RA100E in the car produces 690bhp rather than 1000, but still the car is undrivable.
the williams was more wild
it kills ayrton senna
@@ditanugroho5654 lol
He even had to control that "animal" using one hand while shifting gears. 😲 g.o.a.t
BRASIL 🇧🇷 ...esse cara não era humano , simplesmente o melhor piloto de todos os tempos .... 🇧🇷 Ayrton Senna do Brasil.
There is an understated beauty in Senna's fast laps. The way he pushes the machine beyond its limits and has absolute control over it. It looks like he and the machine are playing a symphony to my ears.
Oui et ils était le maestro
I remember watching Saturday qualifiers live in the 90s. When you saw that yellow helmet inside that McLaren pull out of the garage, you just knew that magic was about to happen. It was literally the feeling of watching a superhero show up for the final fight in a movie. Unbelievable!!
You will never convince me that his car was not somehow connected to his central nervous system.......
Yeah bro...it was 😂
he always said that , and people thought it was an invention .
It's not the car, it's his aura that affects the car.
Its just like.. he is the car
flow state.. senna was going to 5 dimensions
It's not the downforce that keeps his car on track... It's the huge size of Senna's balls ! What a legend !!!
lol
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Lol
Mais q porra kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
The car must be incredibly heavy and he still makes pole
0:36 Senna's throttle technic in action. Awesome!
Keeps the turbo happy while still buying rotation, i like it
@@theredengineer2820 Yeah, I know. Senna managed to deal with turbolag. He was a genius.
@@theredengineer2820 that was an unintended "consequence", it was a habit he developed as a kart driver.
Hate to say it guys but all 1990 cars were 3.5L N/A, Honda used V10 here
1989 was when turbo got banned
@@kerimca98 HOW DID I FORGET THAT DUDE
The speed. The sound of the engine. The manual gearbox. Ayrton's insanely quick corrections to prevent spins. The cam almost unable to handle the madness.
Senna and Prost were the only drivers skillful enough to handle the monster that was the MP4/4.
this is not racing, this is art
True
They should drift their cars more.
@@JohnKickboxing💀
He mastered the art of racing in the rain.
''it's hard to overtake in Monaco''
Senna: **Overtakes with one hand**
*With no powersteering*
is Sequential gearboxes. use in this car ?
@@ignaciosebastianmello3413 it is a manual gearbox
@@ignaciosebastianmello3413 manual
Ignacio Sebastian Mello don’t know why people are just saying “It’s a manual gearbox” becuase it is, but you are right it is a Sequntial manual gearbox. Pulling the shift lever back shifts up, and pushing it forward shifts down. It’s not like a common 5 or 6 speed diagram where you have to push the stick to the side and up when switching into a lower gear, just forward and backwards.
He has that car on the razors edge that entire lap. It’s insane to watch him wrestle with the wheel while shifting with one hand. Incredible
Epic
Respect to greatest of all time. This is a magic performance. Senna was incredible.
Senna + Mclaren + Honda + Monaco = Masterpiece
and Rain
+ Stick shift
Senna + Mclaren + Honda + Monaco = Overrated
@@constipatedparker5879 can you delete this comment? Senna is overall the GOAT of Monaco
@@constipatedparker5879 this dumbazzz
They had to change gears manually at that time, just imagine driving at that speed with one hand on the steering wheel
That is what always gets me. One hand on the wheel. Insane
Don't they still shift gears? Just that it's sequential transmission with paddles on the steering wheel
@@michaelestrada1972 I just looked it up, yes they shift gears now with paddles behind the steering wheel (which allows them to keep both hands on the wheel).
@@michaelestrada1972 yeah, but the difficult part was one hand on the steering wheel, using the clutch, rev matching on downshifts. That is all automated now
@@kieranodonnell640 and no servo, if u have ever driven a manual car on a racetrack u can tell this is REAL WORK
I'm 43 years old and I'm proud to be Brazilian and born in the same state as the legendary Ayrton Senna! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 Our National Hero!!! legend!!!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Então porque não escreve na sua língua nativa? Pra mim vc não tem orgulho não
@universoparalelo9362 he game me the opportunity to hear his story in English. I don't speak Portuguese. He should be proud he is bilingual as well. Don't be a downer.
@@universoparalelo9362ne
@@universoparalelo9362 blz ditador de comentários
@@universoparalelo9362E qual o problema de escrever em outra língua?
Man he was licking the walls with his tires, LEGEND
Theres a reason they wrote BOSS on the helmet
Nice one mate
lol
Pedro Silva It's actually sponsorship by Hugo Boss, but nice one there.
Xerox Homes
TommyKiryu 777 we knew
In Japan, since senna died, many people stopped seeing f1. People who did not know f1 at the time also knew senna, and everyone liked him. Bring a lot of victories with the Honda engine, nurture friendship,
He loved Japan. It is really sad that senna died.
@Alvaro Garcia and Hunt, Villeneuve, Bianchi, Clark and Fangio
Senna's driving style is do or die. While Prost's driving style is very calculating. That's the difference between senna and the other f1 champions.
A lot of people stopped watching F1 after his death, including me...there wasn't anyone close to him...
I was 6 when he died and F1 has never really interested me after that. I only occasionally watch MotoGP and WRC these days.
Actually people who stopped seeing F1 after Ayrton's death didn't loose anything except Schumy
He said driving this car was ethereal. It trancended his consciousness. He became not a being but a vessel. His spirituality was incredible.
When you watch this….you know why he was the best. Willing to push the car (and himself) to the absolute limit. Brilliant.
2018 : "It feels much vibration on the car"
90's drivers : "Nope!"
To be fair this camera doesn't have image stabilisation like modern ones, so it probably isn't really any better in modern cars.
@@monsieurboks 1200HP With no traccion control !
Manual Gear Box
Heavy Steering wheel.
@@gloriousskills846 The engines in this season were 690hp, and traction control is banned today as well. And steering wheels have never been exceptionally heavy in f1, they've always been far lighter than those found in road cars.
@@monsieurboks It does not matter tho because the technology was alot more limited in those days and less safe.They used manual gears too.
Old drivers are the best
This is the most beautiful engine sound in Formula 1 history.
NO
@@Unicoseti yes
Most V10 and especially a screaming Ferrari F12 are just amazing! But Monaco is still Monaco, and Senna will always be the best.
I'd say the 1988 1.5 L turbo McLaren, but pretty close
HONDA F1 V12 POWER 👹
I am huge F1 fan, I respect all great drivers like Schumi, Hamilton, Prost etc. but in my opinion Senna and Clark are driving gods, one step higher then any other driver.
Fact Ayrton Respected Jim very much… I agree with You. Jim Clark and Ayrton Senna are the two best. Another dimension… nobody can compete with them until today.
“Senna was espetacular every single time he got into a car” (Jeremy Clarkson)
Imagine the concentration level of this man.
É de mais de 8mil
is over 9000
He could stop an asteroid from striking earth with his mind.
I was lucky enough to see him race at Spa in 93' one of my most treasured memories in life
Lucky
Well I was born 93, and year later Senna passed away.
I envy you. Lol
lucky!!!
I was at Spa in '92, Mansell's championship winning year before he went to CART IndyCar. Fantastic circuit.
This car had the colours of my favorite football team, the engine of my bike and my favorite person in the entire F1 history was driving it. I couldnt go wrong supporting them
It’s amazing even though it looks like he’s wrestling the steering wheel he’s in complete control some people are just born gifted to do great things and he was one of them
Cada serumano nasce com seu don em diversas profissões
Notice how he is making decisions on such a fast speed he's not even thinking, he is the car and the car is him, just pure raw instinct and balls.
Yep, that's what I'd say too!
It's almost a spiritual experience
hes the best ever do it!
Absolutely correct it is actually what he said himself. He was literally wearing the car.
Its muscle memory
Literally every Brazilian knows him, they don’t even need to be a F1 fan.
Even my mother knows him! His name and his legacy!
Are you brazilian ?
@@luke-yy5zp Oui
Brazilians are great winning the world cup 5 times! Have a lot of legendary icons! Such as Pelé,Senna and a lot!
@@ShodaiGojira-xn3xk José Bonifácio, Santos Dumont, Dom Pedro II, Queen Leopoldina, Carlos Gomes, Machado de Assis. We have a beautiful history with great personalities, but we just learn that we are worst than the others. If you're not Brazilian, take a look in our history.... Certainly you will like it.
@@luke-yy5zp ah yes
It's like Mozart, he is composing the melody already in his head. Pure instinct and massive dedication
Quest’uomo ha più palle di tutti i piloti di F1 degli ultimi 15 anni. Quanto ci manchi Ayrton ❤
Sul fronte puramente delle palle è comparabile con Alonso e Leclerc secondo me
This is REAL Formula 1. Pure brutality
Yes 💪✊
荒牧陽子
荒牧陽
It becomes art!!
@@user-kk5uf6ec1h
Yes lad!
they need to keep this footage safe so people in 200 years can watch this, a crazy Brazilian bouncing around a tiny street at 250kmhr with one hand on the wheel, its that beautiful
@Retro Lover legends are legends.
@Retro Lover lol not those roads and as if speed limit would be that high.
@@nickcaesar5833 Who knows
@@noturbrother true
In 200 years, Senna will be a Saint
Whenever I feel down, need more confidence, am always watching my hero and raw model Senna driving Monaco.
Arytan Senna would have to be the person I would love to meet. Definitely my favourite person for any sport. The more you find out about Senna the more i just like the guy. What a shame he passed so young. He was a great human.
I'm a doctor doing my first year of residency in the biggest hospital in Asia. It is a very physically demanding and mentally tiring job with >100 hr work week and 60 hr on call shifts . When I'm pushed to the limits I just put on my earphones and watch this with sound turned to full that instantly boosts my energy. What a man! Everything for passion! No man is ever limited.
suresh babu Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷 🔆🔆🔆🔆🌈🦜🌈🦜🌈🦜🌈🦜🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴
Wow🙌🙌❤
Thanks for your work, Sir! I'm sure Senna appreciates it too from up above! :)
Senna was a master inside and outside the track, one of his famous sentences was ‘everybody can be a champion’ .
42much1 yep. Im reading his coache's book from Nuno Cobra. Highly recommend it if available in english. Explains a lot why he had that mindset!
SCHUMACHER : Another PLANET.
FANGIO : Another GALAXY.
SENNA : Another UNIVERSE !!
All right ....
Hamilton: An other record
Vettel: An other team order
Alonso: An other Gp2 engine
SENNA: another dimension
The fuck is fangio?
ua-cam.com/video/MJSDHyRhrxk/v-deo.html oh just a guy who happened to drive 300km/h on 2CV tires without a rollcage.
This is more exciting than an entire modern F1 race, WOW!
Loved F1 during the 70’s and 80’s.
Raw power, skillful and brave drivers.
Senna was the most magical driver in the history of this sport. I choke up every time I watch his onboards, because his devotion to his craft becomes crystal clear. Such an inspiration.
true, the guy was all about racing!
"The circuit for me is a tunnel"- Ayrton Senna.
1988
He thinks that when he concentrates a lot the circuit would turn into a tunnel, magic? Sun? We do not know
@@jhonathangomes1602 flow
*The circuit for me WAS a tunnel
@@JamesHunt0207 yeah Thanks,im brasilian ;)
this video is art, miss you Senna, even though i was born in 1996, you are my hero.
On this day 29 years ago, Legendary Formula 1 Driver Ayrton Senna unfortunately passed away during the Itialian Grand Prix in Imola.
Aryton Senna was most loved for his unique driving style and his sheer passion for the sport. With 41 wins, 80 podium finishes and 3 World Titles to his name, Ayrton Senna will be known as one of the best Formula 1 Drivers in history.
We miss you a lot Ayrton Senna.. 🏎🏎
This onboard is epic and legendary!
Christian Martinez iä
🇧🇷Senna não morreu, ele está apenas uma volta na frente de todos nós
🏴🇺🇸 Senna is not dead, he is just one lap in front of us all.
Probably has already won the race
Lap ahead*
Senna é uma inspiração. Na minha opinião, é o MAIOR esportista brasileiro da história.
Se a frase está em Inglês então seria a bandeira da Inglaterra e não dos EUA!
Mas eu entendi a intenção!
Essa é a melhor frase referente ao Senna!
@@luke-yy5zp sem dúvida! O meu maior ídolo!
Senna will always be a legend in our hearts
Natural born skill and talent. He oozed unbridled speed
Watching this you almost forget to breathe. It's insane how fast he was.
Yes, it wasn't until it finished that I realized how much I had been holding my breath!
I'm even terrified on how fast was he on this very small/narrow circuit
No paddle shift kids. I am so grateful I lived through this. Just pissed we never got the sort of tv coverage we get today. Senna - Forever young. Forever untouchable.
Ayrton Senna and Michael Jordan stand above in a separate bracket of all their peers and competitors with respect to all who come close.
Pelé tbm
Aryton Senna
Muhammad Ali
Vince Lombardi
Men that come around once in a thousand lifetimes.
"there is not compromise, you give everything you have" (A. Senna).
Brazilian HERO.
In São Paulo, Brazil, the city where Ayrton was born, there are several places named after him, for example an important highway and subway station close to the place where he lived as a child.
Ayrton is still the biggest name in the sport in Brazil and will be forever.
I notice that people from different parts of the world admire him, imagine the passion that the Brazilian people have for Ayrton, a huge love.
He is an absolute legend in the F1 community, not even Sir Lewis Hamilton comes close!
Em São Paulo não, no país todo.
@@engineergaming4295 I mean as a Brazilian people recognize more the names: Neymar,Pelé those famous soccer players and stuff, which I don’t really care about as a Motorsport fan 🏎
why do I cry everytime I see this?
Because it is out of this world and will always be. New drivers and cars are great but this...is just hard to compare.
X2
Because you lost your personal hero and raw model as I feel too my dear friend, that’s why....
@@vladimirlazic2186 Tako je.
When the engine bottoms out past casino puts a lump in my throat everytime
The Greatest that ever lived all the others dream of being like Ayrton .
I truly believe this is one of the best videos on UA-cam.
The King of Monaco!
The King of F1
+Borislav Paraskov the king is actually fangio
Borislav Paraskov 👌🏻👍
Turtle auz Fangio drove when competition was starting. I dont think that one driver who has 40 was better than Clark, Stewart, Lauda, Prost, Senna, Schumacher, Alonso... I think He was good, but in that circustances everyone with talent was good driver. Farina, Ascari and Fangio were only talented drivers. Now all the drivers are talented and they arrived to F1 winning competitions and demostrating his talent. In 1950 only drove who has money to do it. So, Senna, Prost, Schumacher, Alonso, Hamilton, Clark, Stewart, Vettel, Hill, Lauda, Piquet, Fitipaldi, Rosberg... all of them are better than Fangio never was.
aka the best driver EVER
Senna was a genius of driving. As Jeremy Clarkson said, "He was brilliant everytime he got in a car."
Bilal Rana Who care about jeremy clarkson? Senna was a genius because I said it!
it was a comparison on the Ayrtons Special ... cant remember if it was Schumacher or Prost the other driver
mb, it was Gilles Villeneuve
Murray Walker said with the info on the 1994 Williams cars, "Senna could even drive a shopping trolley on a race track and make it competitive."
Oooo my god!!!!! Senna is the best
Why does this look so much more FUN than modern F1?
Extremely difficult to control
Amazing lap, amazing driver, wonderful sound, nice car, beautiful place!
The insane strength that man must have had in is whole body to be able to withstand not only the g-force but keep that monster on the road, pure legend all the way
TheKisj much less g force than today but yeah
I want to Dee A lot more vibrations and shaking of your whole body though
25 years ago today he left us. Still, he lives on in legend.
El mejor piloto que ha pasado por la F1 . Era adrenalina-emocion pura , murió Senna y con el se fue esa chispa de sensación...
That throttle blip in the turns is an infamous sound.
Imagine, 2 hours driving like this.
One would require a ridiculously strong neck, and a MASSIVE pair of balls.
MavErickChris so sick
Por isso que ele é, e sempre será o melhor de todos os tempos.
I would end made a pile of crap, but with the widest smile on my face as possible.
When they told him to slow down in 88 he crashed .
so fast the TV signal barely keeps up
That's mostly because of the g-force and vibrations.
La pasión que tenía Senna era increíble. Que descanse en paz maestro.
chills. every time
This is insane! You can feel how he is attacking just from the camera images, what it was like for him must have been over the top. He was the greatest driver of all time, even better than Niki Lauda and Michigan Schumacher!
Nah its Louisiana Hamilton for me
@@roryhengeveld9406 or Massachusetts verstappen
@@439Kaan you mean Felipe Massachusetts
@@roryhengeveld9406 I remember a driver called Juan Pablo Montreal
My favorite from today's F1 grid is Fernando Alabama.
Finally an onboard lap with Ayrton without music or someone talking and with a fantastic quality. And nobody will take it down. Thank you F1 :)
One word. Epic.
What a delicious sound! One of the best of F1 history. A great melody played by the Mozart of racing cars.
Actually F1 drivers: It's hard to drive in Monaco
Senna: Hold my beer
That sound, That driver, That race....
Greatest Driver My Eyes have ever witnessed…
This video epitomised the phrase, "taming a beast." The sheer brutality of F1 in 1990, around Monaco in a car that repeatedly wanted to crash and yet Senna (the greatest of them all) not only tamed it, he drove its wheels off.
Always was and always will be the greatest of them all. Gone but never forgotten 🙌❤
Cannot remember how many times I've seen this, I keep coming back to watch again. In this lifetime of mine, this man Senna will always be my sporting Hero.
omg the sounds.. I got goosebumps while listening to this
Senna, it's been 30 years since you crashed into a wall. But you live on in my heart.
Every time I come back to this video, it still gives me goosebumps. Senna was the GOAT.
Imagine what was going through other drivers minds when they saw that yellow helmet getting bigger in their mirrors.
*Gulp*
"Fucking Aryton again -_- great..... I'm going to get lapped...again..."
*"FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!"*
Dez Rosswess they were thinking: OH NO I M SCREWED!
BEST COMMENT I'VE SEEN IN A WHILE!!
2019 : "I have a bad vibration on my car!"
Senna: "Hold my beer"
Actually in real life it would be "hold my water" ...
@@myvyny no you will not have the drink
So, is the switch? On or not?
@@myvyny No Kimi No
Lol
driving these cars in this circuit is at the limit of human possibilities
Ayrton Senna the F1 legend, gone too soon 🙏🕊💐❤️
The concentration level he had was insane, and this is with h shift stick too. It really is phenomenal
Every year, during the Monaco GP, I come back to this video to remember how exactly it should be done.
me too.. :)
Thats the way you do it!
Ben what about bruno?
@@oldfridge5059 we dont talk about bruno
Chidiebere Ndukwu exactly✌🏻👍Every time I watch I find it hard to believe that it’s a human being that is in control of this incredible machine that even is manual shift ... Never ever saw a person doing the same
The most fast minute of my life
Happy 63rd birthday Ayrton... we miss you always.
Today's cars make champions. Older cars made legends.
Sergio Gameiro Junior LOL
Sergio Gameiro Junior older cars make coffins too.
Amazing comment
Sergio Gameiro Junior Today's Cars make victories*
If I were to die racing id be okay with it because its what I love.
My gosh he completely locks the wheels at 00:31, He was pushing that car to the absolute edge of control. What a driver.
I still have no damn clue how he made that turn at that angle
@@TheRedc0met You might be right but it seems he definitely locks up at 1:21 and you can hear the tires sliding/squealing, the way he pushed that beast of a car is mind blowing!
Z Malik Look at the tire lettering. They stop for a split second
@@evann5451 you might be right, but that happens when you turn the tires, they slowed down tho, and @TheRedc0met is kinda right but not for the right reason, because senna's throttle control is really strange, and it throws the balance of the car around a lot, but it might not be it, because the engine had very little torque and it was uphill with a decent bit of downforce to throw the balance that far to the back, and tires just squeal all the time no matter how slow or smooth you go.
Thats inner wheel lift while he was braking, you can clearly see it lift.
He made the turn at that angle because when that locked front right wheel touched the ground just before the apex, it pushed the car around the corner.
With 4 wheels going around, and the right front one locking up, the other 3 keeps going and pushes the car around to the right.
This goes beyond simple car control as we know it, you have to really sync with the track too, and it's no secret that at Monaco, Senna did that.
This should be in the Louvre beside the Monalisa! Magnificent piece of art! 🙌🤩
There will never be another.