Charles Bronson Advice To Tom Hardy After His break up

[@paulclosed6690]

Where is the full interview? best advice ever...

[@richardfloresvideovlog8137]

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[@paulclosed6690]

@@richardfloresvideovlog8137 ty very much

[@T1tusCr0w]

@@paulclosed6690 I’ll second that 🙏🏻

[@leothein6196]

တ္တ

[@blogout412]

subtitles please for not English speakers

[@cainabel615]

“Sometimes you have to cut a piece of yourself off, no matter how painful it is, to grow.” That’s actually really really good advice.

[@Allandi89]

He used this line in legend

[@Mark-on3nl]

Let him out of prison

[@antestanic2964]

@@Mark-on3nl Don`t!!! and I think Charlie would say the same thing cause , what I know about him, He`s aware of his state of mind and He knows what would happen if he went outside. too many years have gone by and I`m afraid it`s too late.

[@Pazaluz]

Bit of a random thing: I'm just learning how to grow a basil plant. And you have to cut (prune) it regularly for it to grow fuller and have bigger leaves.

[@antestanic2964]

​@@Pazaluz It`s, I`m afraid, too late for this basil.

[@brhettdavis7061]

"whats goin on around outside your window" is honest to god one of the greatest convo pieces I've ever heard. Its fun in a casual way. But also a great topic switch that can get the other persons mind off stuff that was previously heavy, while still being genuinely charming and can move the conversation.

[@DonRoyalX]

It’s a straight banger

[@startedskating86]

He genuinely wanted to know what was going on outside of his window. Bronson may not have a window to look out of or have one small one. He wanted a different view through someone else's eyes.
I have a family member in prison and he asks me the same question when he phones.

[@IGotYourBackBROTHER]

@@startedskating86 Exactly, it can immediatley snap you out of self pity and make you realize that you should be grateful for these things your taking for granted.

[@jimthompson8947]

And it was GENUINE as Charlie certainly had less of a view.
The sincerity is the point, Charlie you're class, even if you'd whip my arse for jawing. 👍

[@The-Dom]

I dont know if he meant to, but demonstrating how fortunate Tom is to be eating steak and even just looking out a fucking window really puts things into perspective.

[@basejumpingmonkey]

Tom is just a solid fucking dude, no airs, no grace's, no bullshit.

[@jamesjameson4566]

@NoobScAlp a lot don't seem to know this, there's a great clip of him on morning TV he's brought some lad in with him from a council estate and he's promoting some charity and he's putting on this strange ali g /Eton hybrid accent

[@peterney2402]

No brains

[@ShishakliAus]

"no bullshit" oh I doubt that

[@52BLUE]

@@ShishakliAus 🤣 found the ex

[@Matt_10203]

I took this advice and it’s changed my life, I used to have pretty serious self esteem issues with how I looked as I kept putting on weight. I heard this quote and a few days later I began working out - now two years later I’m fitter than I could ever have imagined and more happy, fulfilled and overall living a much better existence now that I’m happy in my own skin. And it’s crazy I owe that to Charlie Bronson.

[@stephengrimes9734]

Me too...although I've only got 1 fucking leg now

[@RJPodcasts]

@@stephengrimes9734 underrated comment

[@BlackJim]

That is dope AF Matt. Good for you brother 👊🏻

[@Toxodos]

why work out, just cut your leg off, you'll lose a lot more weight, all at once

[@viciousdope66]

Fuck yeah, man! Great job!

[@andrewe.8321]

That has gotta be some of the realest advice a person could receive. That’s some once in a lifetime advice.

[@casperandtaz]

He definitely was slipping back in to character, he really is an amazing actor and a great person..

[@danielbonaparte8420]

I was in a long relationship that ended at almost 7 years. It’s been about 3 years now that it has ended, but it still keeps me feeling terrible and has affected me in a lot of ways.
This is great advice and yeah, I have to cut that piece off no matter how much it hurts in order to grow. Great advice.

[@ghostrunning9497]

How do you feel about the past relationship do you feel like you are getting over it what were you feeling how was it effecting you do you feel like you are overcoming this demon

[@FreakMeat74]

Same situation and years, I find that gratitude helps a lot. We should be very grateful for the lessons learned as well as the good memories many can only dream of. Mindful awareness of our luck/blessings allows for understanding that then leads to reductions in suffering. We will all keep growing homies, keep your heads up.

[@kularace7351]

Not even 7 years aint long.

[@danielbonaparte8420]

@@ghostrunning9497 there are times I feel great, but then there days where it does hit me. I tend to think about why am I feeling this way, I’ll ask myself if I feel this way because I am alone or is it something else. The only thing I can do is just do the things I enjoyed doing before and doing now, then I just move on from it and another day passes by. It gets easier over time, but yeah, it is tough when someone has made an impact in your life and no longer there.
Keep your head up and focus on yourself.

[@ghostrunning9497]

@@danielbonaparte8420 God us watching over me due to your words thank you brother stay hard david goggins

[@Doncorleone47]

I love how Tom can stay in character even when talking to the guy who he is acting too just shows the evolution of an amazing actor in the making

[@chriswells3348]

This video randomly came up for me like 3 years ago when i was living in this shit apartment, so depressed, lonely, and just fed up with life. When i saw this though, it was like something clicked in my brain and i cant even explain it. 2 weeks later i packed what i could into my car and drove to Florida where I had no job, family, money, or friends. 3 years later I have all of those things and more abundance in my life than i know what to do with. God really meets you where you are and sometimes gives you exactly what you need to hear to inspire action. Its weird i kind of forgot about this video until it came back up the kther day and it brought me back to that original moment, it feels eerie to watch it now like its connected to that old life and if i wouldnt have seen it I might still be back there..

[@illuminatsmokeart1027]

Tribute to the film Bronson : ua-cam.com/video/1l0jdjJUEjg/v-deo.html

[@frankthetank5445]

I have never seen Tom Hardy that animated and happy in an interview. Maybe he needs to hang out with Charlie more.

[@ThePizzaGoblin]

"What's going on outside your window?" After dropping the most profound life advice like its nothing

[@tommymorgan73]

How isn't this film not talked about more??!!! Brilliant film and Hardy was exceptional in it.

[@jasonbaxter3658]

Its an amazing film but its very art house. I don't think the general public would appreciate this character film.

[@tommymorgan73]

@@jasonbaxter3658 yeah good point but it's a shame that it doesn't get better appreciated. There are some very funny parts in it.

[@DavidSmith-zd2iv]

It's too much of one thing and caetoony making light of what was extreme violence
This wasn't the real man that was portrayed just a comic book version of himself

[@HumbleWordsmith]

honestly i think some of the best actors, can just channel other peoples spirit or something, the way Tom just switched effortlessly back and forth between himself, and Charles, spectacular

[@fried2styles]

Pro tip: that was GREAT fucking advice. This is the hardest thing to learn about women: when to stay and when to leave.

[@DepecheMode5]

About everyone in general

[@RevealedFilms]

My interpretation of Charles’ message was to stop monkey branching to another woman and failing to do the work on yourself first. Cut off the part of you that constantly needs to be a in a relationship and deal with the ‘pain’ of being lonely for a while while you do the work.

[@WillowB-dn6if]

Yeah, I did the same, never looked back but I did it because of my husband. My boy, is a better individual for me cutting the love of my life out. Works both ways, between the sexes. There is only two by the way.

[@glenranger6346]

Pro tip nevermind

[@surfguy87]

​@@RevealedFilms True that. If like me you made that choice and became lonely for seven years, try not to get use to it.

[@spencerh2860]

Tom actually used Charlie's cut off a piece of you phrase in the legend film when he played Ron Kray

[@hoosier-daddy6807]

I smell bs

[@DingleDongleDangle]

True story

[@howarddavies136]

@@hoosier-daddy6807 watch it. When Ronnie is walking Francis to her car. This interview is way older than Legend. Tom is brilliant in Legend, just as he is in Bronson.

[@Minilover-ec7ci]

He did actually use that line seen legend plenty of times

[@RJPodcasts]

What a legend

[@syndiccalls9965]

My spouse left me after 8 years. Still going through some pain and regrets. I will keep this advice close!

[@Av-vd3wk]

@@mangopussi9432 shut up man. BS. Everyone and every relationship is unique.

[@jota55581]

It's a blessing shows they we're not real and not for You .

[@apurugganan]

It's been 2 years, mate. Hope you've moved on

[@syndiccalls9965]

@@apurugganan Yes I have. Thank you for asking. I'm in a nearly 1 year long relationship and everything is better. All except my health. Life seems to throw curveballs at every angle no matter what! Hopefully this is another mountain I can conquer

[@699JBW699]

@@syndiccalls9965good luck brother, you’ll smash it

[@PassiveFIRE]

Charles Bronson offering a lesson and wisdom that we could all need to hear. Sensei level advice, hard to do in the moment but to survive you have to face it head on.
Love a steak too.

[@bobsbigboy_]

Oh you love the rotting flesh of a sentient innocent being that didn't want to die filled with hormones, pus, antibiotics and steroids? Disguisting.

[@bobsbigboy_]

@Rolexonthearm cringe

[@daveouterspace]

Plowing a field is genocide . Disgusting

[@Revenge128]

Sometimes you got to cut a little piece of yourself off, no matter how much it hurts, in order to grow, in order to move on.
This is probably the best and the most useful advice I ever heard in my life.

[@marktownsend4582]

A matter of mine met Tom on holiday. He said, what a great guy and actually went looking for him to say goodbye when my mate left for home... To man. Top actor too

[@Johnny_Dregs]

Powerful. Side note, Hardy may be the best actor I have seen in my life (43years).

[@ryanllewellyn3472]

"Sometimes you've gotta cut a little piece of yourself off, no matter how much it hurts, in order to grow, in order to move on!"

[@johntaylor-lo8qx]

Gr8 advice. Cutting peices off hurt like no other pain. We bleed, the wound heals, but the scars remain. Its those scars that make us gr8 people 🙏.

[@guyvizard549]

Making a huge change in my life, and this... was exactly what I needed to hear. I'm tearing up, man. Thanks, Charlie.

[@RUDI-UK]

Imagine going into a maximum security prison to see someone who won't see the outside ever again, only to unload YOUR problems onto them. And to have the balls to do it to the UK's most violent prisoner deserves proper respect. Well done Tom!

[@scruffyafro3632]

That is actually a great piece of advice! something a lot of people, especially us guys could learn from.

[@samanthaginnifer7374]

I needed to hear this today. I have been fascinated with Bronson ever since he published his first book. Fascinating character

[@Kezz8711]

This shit might of hit me just as hard it did Tom maybe even more. Thank you I needed this

[@flamezoidtron]

Dude this video just made my day.....so glad these two connected

[@JohnJohn-cu7nk]

The people who give the best advice have a lived experience.Most of the best advice I've ever been given were from people who were no angels .

[@nakkadu]

All Charlie has experience of is beating people up.

[@petermills542]

What experience does Bronson have in relationships with women?!

[@ImperialMindMusic]

2020 I was hiking/wild camping for 3 night in Dartmoor when i found a forest which I chose to explore. In the forest there three were areas of trees at different stages of growth from deforestation and replantation. The little trees were bushy, condensed and impossible to walk through. The medium were less bushy, lots of dying branches at the base and slightly less condensed. The tall trees where spacious, all the low branches were gone, dead, in the ground eroded, lots of fallen trees.
What I realised was, to grow to your highest potential and surpass those competing with you, you have to be willing to put all your energy into your highest, most present point and be prepared to let your past die, because if you don’t, there is only so much space at the top for those that do.

[@tanja8907]

Yes, but we're not trees.

[@EthanGordon-dt8ix]

@@tanja8907 best response 🤣🤣😂😂

[@EthanGordon-dt8ix]

Camped up dartmoor myself a few times, I couldn't find many woodland though 😬

[@simonwilton3546]

@@tanja8907 actually I am a tree.

[@ImperialMindMusic]

Bellever Forest, Dartmoor

[@richardkelbie7726]

Going through a divorce and i NEEDED this

[@hoosier-daddy6807]

Life is a long bumpy road full of twist and turns some of us get bruises along the way some get scars it's not always going to be bumpy Brother stay strong I'm sure there's a smooth patch just up ahead for you.

[@richardkelbie7726]

@@hoosier-daddy6807 struggling bro. Realising i have been living with stranger

[@jimmylee7422]

Hard i know but stay positive fella, i was with my ex 32 years since we were kids and i get that stranger feeling, we realised we probably should have parted years ago
its fking hard but does get easier, hopefully you have people who you can vent off to, i found getting out the house and long walks really helped away from distractions and get my head clear.
All the best

[@happygolucky3450]

@@richardkelbie7726 me too buddy, hope it goes as well as it can.

[@richardkelbie7726]

@@jimmylee7422 hope your ok mate. 15 years and one kid here

[@yf4453]

This video inspired me to walk away from an ex. Feels good. Feels empowering.

[@ashtonyoshi6811]

The way he says Charlie with so much excitement in his voice

[@justin.n.currie]

Watching him slip in and out of Bronson is amazing. This movie was what I was watching when it was announced he'd be playing Bane and I couldn't wait.

[@logitech2010100]

Shame no one could hear what he said when he was bane.

[@minotaur818]

The best and most rational advice and yet the most difficult to actually do.

[@macd7875]

A really life saving advice!!! Thank you Charlie! Thank you Tom!

[@onlyme219]

I could have listened to tom talking about Bronson for at least another hour.
Side note: I think Tom would make a great next James Bond

[@MONK-7]

Me to and me to!

[@peterrogers7800]

Yeah same

[@Stratford_Dawah]

I broke up with a lady a year ago and I have been healing and I am so much better now even when I was with her.
I have been single ever since and I can't find anyone and I get scared if I will stay single forever... feel down. I have no friends I am all alone and lonely... life is too hard.

[@mariosmusicvault]

Hey , it’s been 2 years I hope your situation has improved. God is always with us. ❤

[@maryloumata4904]

That's the best advice I've heard all year and it made my day! Thx Tom and Charlie!

[@aaronswallow3189]

I'm jealous about how amazing Hardy's English is. Just when you think he's lisping or falling apart, he says some of the most awesome stuff you've ever heard.

[@noneya11]

Watched this movie years ago and loved every minute. The opening sequence was amazing.

[@ka_4734]

The comedy is real. Tom tells the story brilliantly. 😃😃💪👍

[@WayneTully1]

The lad that drowned was in my year at school RIP Mike!

[@craigd2352]

Shit that’s crazy rip to that kid

[@rickknight3823]

So why didn't they just cut it off to save his life?

[@craigd2352]

@@rickknight3823 probably didn’t even think about it man like I don’t know anything about it but my guess would be they were under pressure Tryna just grab the leg or like try and make space to get it out cutting the leg wouldn’t have even came to mind, also probably didn’t have the equipment

[@bigsteve6729]

@@craigd2352 everyone's got a saw

[@davinatest8467]

Yes that’s a true story about a young man trying to kick a storm drain cover out because it was blocked but his leg got caught and by the time that the fire brigade realised that they could only get him free by cutting the leg and they needed a surgeon, the young man had died of hypothermia due to all the rushing water. Even sadder was that he had been joking with the fire crew believing that they could get him out .
Wisdom comes from the most unlikely source sometimes.

[@ebXXY]

Only the truth will save your soul.
Mr C Bronson, we have nothing but respect for you Sir.

[@john3688]

This straight up blew my lid off

[@2jz-boi]

This is also very relevant to those of us getting over addiction or substance abuse.

[@alexguitarman100]

literally been dealing with balding for the past few years and it's stuff like this that speaks a thousand words.

[@cmnightfaces]

These are two of my favorite people and this came to me at the right time in my life. The Universe keeps showing me I made the right decision. It's going to hurt like hell but I'll live on in Peace.

[@crybirb]

May be weird to say this, but the best advices I ever had were from people who loved to fight, or were fuckups, sometimes both at the same time. Miss you grandpa.

[@user-qq2xl7re6e]

Tom is an amazing actor. He's quite a beautiful soul ❤

[@KoiCarpKyle2393]

Top respect to Tom for keeping intouch with our Charlie 💯

[@deletebilderberg]

This is promo for the movie from 10 years ago.

[@johnmartin650]

Our Charlie? What are you some loser fanboy?

[@KoiCarpKyle2393]

@@johnmartin650 looser fan boy 🤣🤣 you must be the local key board warrior then pleased to me ya 🤣

[@andy.m265]

@@johnmartin650
I’ll give you a like fella, not because I agree with what you said, it’s just you share my dead Dads name and you just reminded me of him 😄

[@johnmartin650]

@@andy.m265 Sounds like a good man. 👍

[@bonzo713]

I love this one.
I've watched it a bunch

[@suavescorner7125]

I just felt like I got the best advice from my shadiest uncle. Sometimes those are the best talks of your life

[@djjb3287]

Nobody could have told that story better, Tom hardy, great actor but there’s an art to portraying a character!

[@andyukh1625]

Great minds think alike ! I said the same statement Charlie gave Tom over 20 years ago to my now wife whilst going through a traumatic family episode ………… whilst you realise what’s hurting you deep down, you cut it out of your life, she’s never looked back, the change & her growth makes me so proud !

[@MrAdamske]

blood maybe thicker than water(friends) but they dont tell you how toxic it can be sometimes :(

[@DavidSmith-zd2iv]

Right but it's just a quote from the bible with a few things changed
"If thy right hand offends me, cut it off"
"If my left eye offends me, guage it out"

[@Bogman1066]

Well timed video for me. Im still getting my first relationship after my divorce. Started week 2 of working out this week though. Keep moving forward!

[@danielbonaparte8420]

Keep moving forward and don't stop.

[@mondoprime]

He snuck that bit of Bronson wisdom into a scene in Legend

[@JAYSONGS]

Truly appreciable. Each time I view it. “What’s going on outside your window”… 🙏

[@Rogers_Ranger]

Tom Hardy is a blessing of truth to Hollywood. I so Miss second season of Voodoo

[@marli288]

Big-up to Bronson for keeping in touch with Tom, and Sound Advice too.. let him out on tag! Give the guy a chance.

[@insertnamehere6960]

He is literally the most violent person in the UK prison system, he loves nothing more than fighting

[@wayne3093]

@@insertnamehere6960
Political bullshit, he is an old man now.

[@joshuaellison6356]

@@wayne3093 Not really the point though is it, he's still violent and therefore a danger to others.

[@jakesheppard6262]

@@joshuaellison6356 how many people did he kill? 0 exactly murderers have been in and out and he's still there

[@joshuaellison6356]

@@jakesheppard6262 Same number as Charles Manson, see how flawed your logic is now?

[@billybank2012]

thats from a guy who has been locked up most of his adult life .... best advise ever .... very deep..

[@howarddavies136]

I love that he managed to get this in to Legend.

[@MakinMovies7]

A friend of mine did some engraving for Bronson a few years ago. As a thank you Bronson gave him one of his drawings. Quite a piece and a glimpse into a bit of his psychology. Interesting man.

[@MCorrigan]

Different relationships, same mistakes. Oh how I can relate to that.

[@CommanderCummington]

Dobby or Sophie?

[@aaronbennett7474]

bloody hell great great advice well done Charlie he deserves a chance at freedom in my eyes.

[@hoosier-daddy6807]

HahahahahhahahaHhahahah.

[@Gregpjones84]

I love that tom did his Bronson voice.

[@jjayjones8852]

Stirling words of wisdom from Mr Bronson.... Yet like many of us, it is easier to give good advice to others than to follow it ourselves.....

[@crunchynuts793]

In the darkest moments of our lives a light can appear from the most unlikely places or people...very often from people like Charles Bronson... With struggle and inner termoil often comes moments of true clarity and truth...a beautiful truth is when you're finally honest with yourself! When you shed the ego and the fear and the social pressures and expectances and understand.... THAT ITS ALL BULLSHIT! We've been conditioned to be manic and sad and self loathe and judgemental.... When that MASSIVE Penny Drops on you it's surreal! You realise how imprisoned you've been... A prisoner in your own mind and a prisoner of fear of people's perceptions of you...but ultimately its YOURSELF THAT HARMS YOURSELF until you learn that... You can never truly be happy and free! We are all entitled to love, be loved and know peace and happiness... I wish everyone the best finding yours... 💪🏻✌🏻💚💚💚💚

[@sm4697]

Amen

[@ragnarokalypse7770]

Powerful words

[@andyhigson6771]

Absolutely if you can’t love yourself how can you love someone else it took a few magic mushroom trips to kick me out of my conditioning and reset my mind great tool I’m sure years behind bars would have same affect ❤️ great comment one love

[@dannypitcherenterprises2414]

"What's going on around your window?" That actually hit deep 😔

[@Cheeseaddicteddaleks]

What I love about this clip is just how much Charlie seems to care about Tom. I know it's Tom telling the story, so it might be a somewhat biased telling, but if he is genuinely leaving him all those messages, it's clear he enjoys speaking to him. We can all agree it's cool about him giving the sound advice but the bit that gets me is him asking about his tea, as if changing the subject from something painful to something that Tom can look forward to, even emphasising how fortunate Tom is to be getting a lovely steak, bringing his friend into a more positive state of mind. That's love right there, even in the most hardened and rough individual, there's love. Truly touching.

[@prodr0xxthefirst267]

the only difference between crazy and brilliant is perception

[@mihilist]

Sometimes the universe does you a solid, and you come across words you need to hear at the right time.

[@thelionsam]

Great anecdote delivery by TH 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@marina3552]

Sound advise
Sometimes you gotta walk away....period.
Hurts like hell, but deep down you know you have to, to maintain sanity

[@deletebilderberg]

Tom’s wonky accent.
Love it.

[@franko1174]

He's trying so hard to put on a working class accent and suppress his posh public accent 😂

[@arronstone177]

@@franko1174 He was doing his Charlie Bronson voice that he used for the film when quoting him.Nothing wrong in that.

[@franko1174]

@@arronstone177 instead of his normal posh public school voice?

[@Poparox6592]

Thank you Tom and Charlie. You are exactly right. Thanks.

[@BertieBrosnan]

Brilliantly told; I love the accent changes - such a performer.

[@vect0rwolf]

The attitude of the knife - cutting off what's incomplete and saying: "Now, this is complete because it's ended here." - from "Collected Sayings of Maud'Dib'' by the Princess Irulan”

[@c.galindo9639]

He is a gentleman but also can show a side that we push away to try and be more tame to other’s standards. We all live on a leash until we decide to break away from it

[@spitfiremac]

I just now realized... so much of what I love about Tom and his characters was what he learned from Charles on Bronson.

[@SloppyShotz]

My cousin took a fell hard for this girl. Im glad he better and found a better one for him. Love you bud

[@ianwalsh8528]

I was asked the other day how I felt
I was honest, and said I felt like an
old ham.
"I can't be cured !!!"

[@PC.NickRowan]

Omg, that is honestly so enlightening. You can tell Charlie enjoys reading Jungian psychology.

[@12346-u]

Tom is obviously still in the aftermath of playing Charlie, the way he went straight into Charlie was perfect

[@gabrielorville5334]

This is a perfect example of the psychological meaning of the dismemberment motif in alchemy at the nigredo stage.

[@mrfreeland123]

Great advice from Charlie and much needed for me right now ,he has done his time ,seems like a reformed ,intelligent fascinating character just free him I'm sure he just wants to be left alone to do his painting ,fucking hell if we can Knight Tony Blair we can free Bronson

[@markimusmaximus7870]

He'd be a celebrity, he'd never have to work or rob a post office again!

[@mrfreeland123]

@@markimusmaximus7870 for sure he wpnt have to worry about putting steam on the table ,I genuinely dont think he will care for the celeb life though ,would just wanna be left alone I reckon

[@405OKC]

My favorite character from him is either Charlie or Ron from kingsman! A legend 🙏💯

[@drv-healthshorts8570]

I really needed to hear this today.

[@likemysnopp]

"whats going on outside your window" ah.. the questions from someone who is in prison is quite something. Makes you enjoy the freedom a bit more just by knowing you can look outside the window and also go outside and enjoy the freedom

[@222vitaminwater222]

That's actually very good advice.

[@johncartledge7313]

The movie that made tom then locke after that these perfomances were totally awesome and really shown the world how good tom hardy was as an actor 2 brilliant movies i watched bronson again just aa few days ago fantastic performance tom

[@1MinuteFlipDoc]

even the pauses were perfect. LOL

[@UmamiPapi]

Wise and godly advice.

[@jonnozomboid2649]

"What you having for dinner?" Love it.

[@Exciteddelirium1]

How fucking profound... I'm actually sat here while pissed off with work due to the sheer stress it causes me and the massive impact it has on my home life and It has me thinking....I need to cut it off and find another job to grow and bet balance again

[@andreasarmyrantis5905]

That dialog was gold..

[@KyleNornIreland]

1 of my Favirote Actors complete Legend

[@singlemotherRespector]

Real smooth way of talking