Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 Review | Still Worth It?
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- A Review of the Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 ART Lens. Is it still worth buying in 2022?
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0:00 Let's Get Started
0:41 Build Quality
1:44 Image Quality
2:24 Focal Range
3:07 Autofocus
3:58 Full Frame Compatibility
4:37 Price
5:02 Is It Worth Buying In 2022?
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If you could only use one lens for the rest of your life, what would you go with?
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Great review! To the point but provided all the relevant context & details. Also appreciated that some of the video itself was shot on the lense, particularly since I'm looking at this lense for use on UA-cam. Thank you!
Thank you for the kind comment, it is appreciated!!!
Exactly what I am looking for! Thank you !
Thank you! Thanks for watching!!
Very good video in both production and substance. Thank you.
Thank you, I appreciate it! 👍
Nice video mate. Just bought this lens and excited to test
Thank you! It's an amazing lens!
I owned this lens for Canon EF-S. Optically it was stunning, no complaints. Focus wise, well you know the sad game with Sigma lenses on Canon DSLRs. I adapted it to Canon EF-M and focus accuracy was great. I loved it.
For the weight and volume, though, it's hard to justify over a FF 24-70mm f/2.8 zoom lens.
I have had pretty good luck with the focusing on the Canon Mirrorless cameras. I would like to get a 24-70 f2.8 though for.my full-frame camera.
I have to agree with you on this. I'm shooting on Nikon. Occasionally I shoot video and have been more than pleased with it's performance. I mostly shoot Product, Editorial and Portrait and the SIGMA almost never leaves my camera. The only time it does if I feel like shooting with my 50 or I'm shooting Drag Racing, in which case I grab my Sigma 150-600 Sport. The 18-35 though is one of the best purchases I've made for my rig. Great Review by the way.
Thanks! I still use the Sigma 18-35 all the time. I agree it is one of the best lens purchases I have made as well.
Excellent review, thanks!
Thank you, and thanks for watching!!!
Great review! I'm very glad I bought this lens!
Thank you! It really is an amazing lens!
Glad to see it's still relevant after all this time. Thanks for the video.
I've been contemplating getting this but not sure.
I have a Sigma 17-50mm f2.8 on MFT with a 0.71 speedbooster which is lighter, has stabilisation, and is cheaper (if you have to buy it). I don't usually need a really shallow depth of field but I'm wanting to do more B Roll where that would be more useful.
I know that the extra 1.33 stops of light would make the 15-35mm far better in low light and gives better background blur, and that, being an ART lens it has better optics and should be clearer/sharper - but what percentage of the time do you use it wide open and does the increase in sharpness stand out in videos?
If you had the 17-50mm would you still consider getting the 18-35mm?
Hello, I actually use the 18-35 wide open at f1.8 probably 95% of the time. It is really sharp and it does stand out in videos. I would probably still look at the 18-35 even if I had the 17-50...I'd probably then only use the 17-50 if I need the reach from 35mm to 50mm.
Good video many thx. And i wanna ask a question; in this video, which camera did you use and which mm and aperture did you set?
Thank you! I used the Canon R6 and shot pretty much everything wide open at f1.8. Depending on the shot it will be anywhere between 18mm and 35mm. Thanks for watching!
Amazing review! But I have a question, I bought this lens and Im using it for my m50 with viltrox speed booster and I have a very noticeable vignette from 18-25m. Do you have any solution to use this lens 18-35 without any vignette? Should I change my speed booster to the regular one EF-EOS M? Any advice?
Thank you in advance!
Thank you! I believe the speed booster is to provide you with a more full-frame field of view and because the lens is not full-frame, you are getting the vignetting. I believe if you use the regular EF-EOS M adapter it should fix the problem.
or maybe in post editing that vignette can be adjusted..mybe can try removing vignette effect
thanks for giving such a nice intro and features of this lense. i have canon m50, would you prefer me the same lense for the camera?
You could use the same lens on the Canon M50 but you would need an adapter for it to mount to the camera. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful video❤❤❤❤id love to know if you would recommend this lense for a canon DSRL....hear people say it has a bad focus and the images dont come out sharp..(i use a canon 200D)
Thank you! I would recommend this lens for a Canon dslr. I have heard about focus issues as well but have used mine on a dslr and it worked fine. If you happen to run into any focus issues you can purchase the Sigma USB Dock to fine tune the focus.
Yesterday I received the adapter for ef - eos r and mounted this lens on my canon eos r8 without any viniating at 18 mm or 35 mm. I was so glad i didn't have to change it because i was happy with that lens when i used it on my eos 250d. Really fast and sharp lens that I highly recommend for photography and not least videography.
Yes, the new cameras have a crop feature that allows you to use just about any lens...I use this on my R6 probably 95% of the time for videos. 👍
Record some background noise to put behind your audio/video to fill the silenceGreat video tho!👍
You can't go wrong with this Sigma 1.8 18-35mm . It is absolutely superb !!! Love what Quality images it produces .
I agree, it's a great lens that provides great image quality.👍
Thank you so much for the information. I have a Nikon z30 camera and I’m looking to upgrade to this lens. I’m looking to buy one with the ftz adapter. Would you recommend for lifestyle content ?
No problem! Yes this would be a good lens for lifestyle content...this lens is great for just about any kind of content. I use it probably 90% of the time. 👍
I'm in Canada, just grabbed one that looks brand new (aside from a scratch on the plastic window for numbers) that has the original box, and plastic bag/desiccant for $500, I was on the fence since I don't know if I'll be able to fix the camera I have coming in, but sounds like I got a good deal on it!
Still diving into cinematography and lenses and all this so lots to pick up on still lol
Congrats, it's a great lens and that is a good deal! 👍
Regarding the autofocus I had some problems too but after intens AF callibration it works now. Cost me several days but now I have found the right valuas. Ok it misses sometimes but this goes for every lens on a dslr.
Wow, just out of curiousosity was it shooting video or photos or both that the autofocus didn't work very well? I've heard so many people say the same thing. I mainly do video work and the autofocus works really well usually...it misses sometimes but not often. Did you use the Sigma usb dock to calibrate it?
@@ScooterMediaVideos I only shoot photos and indeed I used the USB dock so you can callibrate the lens for several focal lenghts and distances. And all valuas entered are different. It is a trial and error proces so take a few days off before you start with the callibration 😄
@@Audimann wow ok, thanks for the info! 👍
this is sick, do you find it makes the camera front end heavy? less manageable tho?
It definitely makes the camera front end heavy, specially on a smaller body but for me the image quality for video is worth it.
Thank you very much for your nice video tutorial! Is 18-35 mm f/1.8 art Sigma lens compatible with my camera Canon 7DMKII? Thanks in advance!
Thank you! Yes the lens is compatible with the Canon 7D Mark II and they would make a great pairing.
I have Sony A6500, is there different adapters that works to have the sigma?
If so, wich adapter do you recommend and will the auto-focus performance of the sigma lens will change depending on the adapter?
Thank you!
You don't need an adapter for the A6500 if you get the Sony version of the Sigma 18-35 lens.
@@ScooterMediaVideos @Scooter Media Thank you, I tought I needed the ''MC-11 speed booster''.
I have a question bro..
Is the ring noise can be heard also using the stock mic of the camera? Was it loud or just like this video?
Nice review.!
I don't ever use the stock mic but you will hear it using the stock mic as well. You only hear it while it is trying to focus, once it has focus it's pretty silent. It isn't very loud though either. Thanks!
Great review! I am getting the new Canon R8 and was considering this lens. Will it work well with the R8 body? Thanks!
Thanks! The Canon R8 is a full-frame camera and this lens is made for aps-c camera bodies but it will still work on the Canon R8 in crop mode. I use it with my full-frame R6 and it works great and provides beautiful images.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Thank you so much!
Thanks for the awesome content. Everything looks so crispy. Excellent , work! Do you feel the same about the 18-35 when it comes to getting it in 2023? Aw and BTW the BROLL looks stunning.
Thanks so much!!! I do still feel the same about the 18-35 in 2023...I still use the lens more than any other lens.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Thank You so Much!
@@ScooterMediaVideos Thank you for this review. I see people advocating for the new Sony Fx30, but I'll likely get this lens and stick to Canon, as I feel they are much more user-friendly with the menus, flip screen, and everything. Plus, the BROLL I see on your video is so crispy it would likely be an overkill for the subs on all my channels.
Thank you for the amazing work. And I wish you a happy and prosperous 2023! You have a new sub!
Stay Safe!
@@potbtech i have been using Canon my whole life and have been happy with the products. Thanks so much for the comment and I wish you a happy new year as well! Cheers!
Hiii, great review, I have Canon M50 Mark 2, Does it work well with this lens? Is there any autofocus issue with this and m50 mark 2?
And also, I was also trying to get the Viltrox 23mm f1.4 lens primarily due to my low budget😢, pls give me a suggestion, should I invest with some extra effort in this art lens? (I'm just an extremely passionate still photographer, I don't do any paid works like wedding or event shooting)
Thank you! I have not used this lens with the Canon M50 Mark 2 so I don't know about any autofocus issues. This lens would work well with the M50 but you would need an adapter to mount it to the camera...it is also very heavy and will feel very front heavy on the front of the small M50 body.
@@ScooterMediaVideos thanks for replying, yes the weight is another concern for me, as the M50 Mark 2 is really small and light, in comparison to which the Sigma is huge 🥺, Probably I'll go with the Viltrox lens.
Pls if possible in future give us a review of Viltrox 23mm f1.4 lens in Canon EF-M body ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks! Subbed. 🇺🇸
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Thanks for the great review! I have an R6 as well. Will it automatically go into crop mode when attaching, or do I have to enter the menu system and change it manually? Thanks!
The Canon R6 will automatically go into crop mode when the lens is attached. Thanks!
Quick question.. I just bought this lens for my Canon M50. I bought the Pentak K Mount & attached it to the ef m adapter in order for it to fit on my M50. Now my Camera wont focus, change aperture, and is pretty blurry with this setup. Do you have an suggestions on how I can fix this issue or w if I even bought the right adapter setup? I really looking forward to using this, don't want my $400 to go to waste 👎🏽
It sounds like there is an issue with the adapter. What adapter is it?
@@ScooterMediaVideos Ef-eos adapter. I have the Pentak K mount connected to it as well...
@@dee.ow3ns so it sounds like you are using 2 adapters to get it from a Pentax K mount to eos-m. There must be some sort of connection issue with one of the adapters or it isn't happy with using 2 adapters. You might need to get 1 adapter that goes from pentax k to eos m and that will hopefully solve the issue.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Thank you so much! I'll keep you updated.
Great work. Is this lense worth on the Sony zv e10 with 7artisan adapter or should I go with the Sigma 28-50 2.8?....(pros for the adapter is more lenses and much more cheaper). Hope to hear from you :)
I believe the Sony ZV E10 is an e-mount, aps-c camera so you could just buy the e-mount version of this lens and no need for an adapter. I still love this lens and use it probably 90-95% of the time on my videos.
@@ScooterMediaVideosthank you a bunch for your reply. Well the E mount I did not find anywhere (EU)but the ones for Canon go for like 390 Euros used(max 1 year old) + Adaptor (49 Euros).
@@d00gyplays17 no.problem! That sounds like a good deal to me
I was wondering whether made a mistake by buying mine and agree with your points. My only gripe with it is zoom range, but I believe that that's the price you pay for its large aperture.
Yes, the focal range isn't the biggest but you do make up for it with the large aperture and image quality.
Hello Mate!
I currently got Nikon D7500 Cam with 18-140 Nikon Lens but I wanted to get Sigma 18-35mm f1.8.
My only concern is whether this lens fits my cam perfectly, please advise!
I believe the Nikon D7500 is an aps-c camera and not full frame, so it should work on that camera.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Yes its an aps-c cam! Thankyou Appreciate that!
Hello. I am very new to photography and mainly doing it for hobby. Been using the kit lens 16-50mm and thinking about picking up a different lens that has lower aperture for better performance in low light. When you said it boast 1.8 aperture throughout zooming, does it means that this lens have fix 1.8 aperture?
This lens can stay at 1.8 aperture throughout the zoom range. If you want to turn it up higher you can.
I assume you use the Sigma with a crop mode on the R6 and with an adapter on the R7. If that is the case, then which one do you prefer? Also, do you get overheating issues with the R6?
I use the Sigma with an adapter on the R6 and R7, and yes the R6 automatically crops in when the lens is mounted. I have not had any issues with overheating with the R6 or R7 although they will both overheat under certain circumstances. I prefer the look of the R6 with the Sigma 18-35.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Thanks! I appreciate the replies and will definitely consider what you said. BTW aren't you going to update to the R6 MKII?
@@potbtech maybe if I win the lottery!
I got one for my Gh5 and I am in love😍 I use with Viltrox M2
Awesome...it really is an amazing lens! 👍
Thanks for the review. I have the R6 and use EF lenses with an adapter. I just started looking for a wide angle fast lens. This sound perfect. Won't break the bank and less than 1000 CAD is even better. I just found my new lens.
It really is a great lens and I love the look I get with it and the R6! 👍
@@ScooterMediaVideos The cost of the new RF lenses is insane.. I would love to have some but there s only so much money to go around. Looks like a great one. Are there any issues with the camera being full frame?
@@BrianSmithPlanetEarthDiver I hear ya! The R6 has an automatic crop mode so as soon as you put this lens on, the camera crops in and there's no issues with it. There's no vignetting and you can use the whole focal range...I use this combination probably 95% of the time for all of my UA-cam videos and commercial video work and I do own multiple other lenses!
Just bought this lens for my c100 mark ii. I don't care about continuous autofocus while filming talking head. Simply set one-shot AF to stand in front of the c100 and use a wifi tablet to set one-shot AF and record. If you set it to f4 you can move around and focus will be sharp. No need be in the auto-focus box. With one shot AF, the lens will remain silent. I do this for canons 50mm 1.8. Lens focus noise really means squat for cinema cameras lol.
It really is a great combination with the C100 Mark II. 👍
What you use the Sigma, if you own a Canon RF24-70 2.8, too?
If you own the RF 24-70 2.8, that's a great all around lens for full-frame and you probably don't need the Sigma. The Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 is great for APS-C bodies, and produces an amazing image with a very shallow depth of field.
did you used sigma 18-35 with teleconverter? if yes which one and how was your impressions?
I did not use a teleconverter with the Sigma 18-35.
I want to use Sigma 18-35mm on Canon R8 with RF lens adopter. Is there any chance to face vignetting issue in 18mm or 20mm? any difficulties to record in 1080 in 60fps?
The Sigma 18-35mm will work fine on the R8 as long as there's crop mode on it, which I believe there is. I use it with my R6 all the time and have no issues with vignetting or 4k/1080p in 60fps.
The R8 is a crop sensor so the lens was made for that sensor. No vign.
goodnight Mr. Clarke how you're doing i have a question to ask you i haven't used the video yet on my 80d but eventually i will so you said this lens is good for shooting video well what about taking pictures with it. i been hearing a lot about this sigma 18-35 and i wanted to get one for myself. i bought the canon 80d and it came with no lenses so i went and bought the 16-35 mark 2 L series lens and the 50mm 1.8 lens and they're pretty good but i want to get the 35mm 1.4L mark 2 and the 24mm 2.8 55-250 and the 15-85 would that be a good selection for my canon 80d
Hello, the lens is good for pictures as well, I just don't take alot of photos. If you already have the 16-35, you already have a 24mm f2.8 and a 35mm f2.8 so I would just get something like the 24-70mm f2.8. You've then got everything in the range from 16-70mm at an f2.8. If you need another longer lens you could get the 70-200 f2.8 and then you're covered from 16mm to 200mm. The Sigma 18-35 f1.8 is a great lens but if you already own the 16-35mm, I'm not sure it makes sense to spend money on the same focal range...but totally up to you.
@@ScooterMediaVideos so the 24-70 from tamron or sigma which one should i get and the 70-200 is all i need and i'm good.
@@ScooterMediaVideos hey Scott I love your video and I have a few questions what you think about the 15-85 and 55-250 I'm trying to stay in my budget I'm not rich and I want the best but I'm not rich like that I do this as a hobby. my mother told me the 70-200 or the 55-250 is all I need and she have the 18-35 from sigma and the picture quality is amazing. I want the 24mm f2.8 pancake lens and I want the canon 35mm 1.4L mark2 I have the canon 90d so I need like a few lenses nothing major I'm not kicking that kind of money I need to stay in my league. I got my canon 90d with no lens so I need some lens that can cover what I need them for.
@@crayshaunhenderson1265 if you can afford the Canon 24-70, I would get that or the Sigma. Same for the 70-200, I would go for the Canon if it's in your budget range.
@@chiefbubba2581 the one thing I will mention for someone starting out is that the lenses are more important then the camera. The lens is what gives you the better image quality over the camera. Obviously you can only get what's in your budget range, but I would look into something like the Canon 24-70 f2.8. You can probably find one used and it is an amazing lens with a good focal range. If you have access to the Sigma 18-35, and get the 24-70 you are covered from 18mm to 70mm, and then could save up for the 70-200mm. All of the lenses that you mentioned will get the job done, but the 15-85, 55-250 and 24mm pancake are kind of budget lenses and the 35mm f1.4 is extremely expensive. I would just say get whatever you can afford to start creating! I started out with budget lenses and have slowly upgraded my collection.
great review....
Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
What about using this lens for photography? Is it adviceable?
Yes, this is also a great lens for photography.
Thank you for the review. Can I use it with my Canon M50 Mark ii? And Could you please suggest me some lens for event photography? All I want is best photo quality.
You can use it with the M50 Mark II with an EF-m adapter. You can then use any EF lenses with the M50 as well. As far as lenses for event photography, I would look at lenses with an aperture of f2.8 or less.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Thanks for your reply. What do you think would be best for me- this one with adaptor or sigma 30mm 1.4 efm?
@@nayemMmm the Sigma 18-35 is a beast of a lens, it's long and it's heavy and when you add the adapter it is even longer, and with with the M50 is going to be extremely front heavy. The Sigma 30mm is much more compact and doesn't require the adapter so it will feel better with the small body of the M50 and will provide nice photographs as well, and is alot cheaper...I would probably go with the 30mm.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Thanks a lot. I really appreciate you made the time to give me a comprehensive suggestion. Have a great day.
@@nayemMmm no problem, I appreciate you watching and commenting on the videos. Have a great day as well! 👍
is it still det best allround in 2024? im new to this so hope any could help. i have canon EOS M50 and i will yose it for pictures mostly
This is still a great lens in 2024 but might not be the best for the M50...you would need an adapter and the lens is extremely heavy so would be very front heavy on that small body.
Great video. How does this lens compare to the Canon 16-35mm ef mount lens?
Thank you! They are comparable but this lens is not a full frame lens and therefore crops in so it isn't as wide as the Canon 16-35mm. The aperture goes down to 1.8 on the Sigma and only 2.8 on the Canon.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Thanks 😊
@@ScooterMediaVideos What's your thoughts on the Canon 17-55mm f2.8?
@@RichieColemanSr the Canon 17-55 f2.8 lens is great too but also an aps-c lens, so not for full-frame cameras.
@@ScooterMediaVideos I don't have a full frame camera. I have the 90D, and recently started shooting. Would it be a waste of money to get the 17-55?
Will This work with bmpcc 4K if I’m going to use Ef mount?
Yes, this will work with the bmpcc with the ef mount.
Thinking about getting the canon R7 would this be a good lens for it? Of note, I’m a beginner…is the lens easy to use? Thank you for the great videos!!!
This is an amazing lens for the Canon R7 and I pretty much leave it on my R7 at all times. It is nice and easy to use as well. Thanks for watching!
@@ScooterMediaVideos thank you so much!!!🙂🙂🙂
i got it with 500£ second hand,i never regret geting it, like you said,i use it the most now
That's great to hear!!!👍
I have question my sigma 18-35 when in manual focus ring is very stiff? Is this is a problem or ordinary?
I guess it depends on how "stiff" it is, if it is a relatively new lens the rings are always a little stiff until they get worked in...however it should still turn pretty easily.
@@ScooterMediaVideos thanks, because compare to zoom ring that are very smooth.
Would you still recommend this lens for the Canon M50?
I have never personally used an M50 but I'm sure this lens would work on it but you would need an adapter to mount it on the camera.
I'm looking to buy this lens for my Canon R10. I've heard about the autofocus issues it has, but I've never heard of autofocus issues on mirrorless cameras. I wonder if it would work well on my R10 without the need of calibration? I really don't want to buy another piece of hardware to fix something I pay $700 for.
My next video is lens options for the Canon R7 and R10 and this is my number 1 recommendation. I have also heard about autofocus issues but have used mine for a few years now on my R6 and R7 and have had no issues.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Oh great! Thanks for the reply, I'll consider adding it to my lens arsenal then!
2:03 What is this adapter ?
It is the Canon EF to R adapter with built in ND Filter to attach EF and EF-S lenses to my Canon R6. I made a video about it here: ua-cam.com/video/_WWN461sR5Y/v-deo.html
did you film this video on c100 mk2?
No, I filmed it on the R6.
@@ScooterMediaVideos thanks for such a quick reply, lovely channel you have
@@devhowto thanks, I appreciate it!
My Sigma always has focusing issues. Any tips?
I have heard of Sigma lenses having focusing issues and I think the best way to fix it is to get the Sigma USB Dock and that will allow you to calibrate the lens and update any firmware. This should help to fix the focusing issues.
The Sigma 18-35mm and Sigma 24-35mm are both great
I agree, they are both great 👍
How are you doing buddy is there any Adapter for a Sony sigma A Mount 18-35mm
Hey man, you could get an adapter that goes from Sony e mount to Sony a mount and use the Sigma 18-35.
Could you recommend the Adapter please would really help me out Alot
@@t-bobricemusic5795 what camera are you trying to mount the lens to?
The Gh5 and Sony a7 III
@@ScooterMediaVideos Sony a7 III and Gh5 camera
Granted its excellent image quality and constant f1.8 aperture, it's still a fair amount of money for a lens with no image stabilization (the Tamron 35mm f1.8 has it), no weather sealing, and dubious autofocus performance for still photography. I'd love to be able to buy this lens for my Canon 90D: as you say, it's three important focal lengths (18, 24, and 35mm) at f1.8 in the one lens, but its poor autofocus reputation disuades me from buying it.
I hear you, it is a fair bit of money with no image stabilization. I am not someone who uses image stabilization that much and I don't really do photography a whole lot, but the autofocus for video has been great.
@@ScooterMediaVideos Totally agree. I'm mainly a stills photographer, who is slowly getting into video. The lack of image stabilization would be the least of my worries at its focal length, but they could have thrown in some form of weather sealing. Plus the apparent autofocus issues, which are a dealbreaker for me. Maybe I'm being too demanding though.
@@goldenfrog6EsCoSesWho told you that it has a bad auto focus ?
@@arnavsingh8840 Many have commented on focusing problems with this lens. It seems to be common knowledge.
I recognized Grand River Hospital :)
Lol, yes you did! Thanks for watching!
Would this lens be good for astrophotography ? TIA
Yes, it would be a good lens for astrophotography due to the constant 1.8 aperture.
@@ScooterMediaVideos thanks a lot.
Is it full frame lens or crop?
It is a crop sensor lens
@@ScooterMediaVideos thanks
Have you reviewed the Sigma 50-100 f1.8 art?
No, but I would love to get my hands on one!
Looking at getting this lens soon!
It's an amazing lens, you won't be disappointed!
Amusing that you spent time literally defining what a zoom lens is :P
Just picked up one for $475!
Sweet score!!!
HOW?!
The big question are WHAT is it worth as 2nd hand in 2022?
Good question! I know here in Canada there are a ton of second hand ones for sale and the cheapest I think I have seen is around $600-$650 and they go for $1000 new.
3:30
💥 No image stabilization. THAT SUCKS…!!
Ya, I guess if you need image stabilization on the lens it does!
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Yhis video is 2 years old yet your saying is it still relevent in 2024? make a new video mate and stop click baiting with old boring videos
Yes, this video is 2 years old and still relevant in 2024...thanks for watching my old boring video! 👍
I can assure you i didn't even get passed the first youtube ad just came to tell you not to clickbait@@ScooterMediaVideos