How I Programmed Michael Jackson's "Thriller" Bass on my Tonus ARP 2600

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  • Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
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    ABOUT THIS VIDEO
    I was blessed to program synthesizers while working with Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones on Thriller (The greatest selling album of all-time). This “HOW TO” video is intended to give you helpful insights about synth programming and to set the record straight about a few things.
    I chose to program the “Thriller” bass sound on an ARP 2600P v2.0 aka “Tonus” model for very specific reasons that I explain. The bass line was conceived by Rod Temperton and performed by Greg Phillinganes. The rest is history!
    00:00 The Arp 2600 Tonus model (used on the original recording of Thriller)
    00:28 Breaking down the sound (on the Arp 2600)
    04:02 Trying the sound on the Minimoog
    06:24 Trying the sound on the Arturia ARP 2600 V3 -- Patch available FREE as part of the 🎃 AMM THRILLER BASS PATCH SET 🎃 below! ⬇️
    12:02 Fine tuning it to match the original
    13:22 Articulating the sound (like Greg Phillinganes)
    13:54 Tips for other synths
    14:51 It's Rod Temperton's bass part
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    ABOUT ANTHONY
    Anthony's musical touch as both composer and performer is connected with some of the most influential creative minds over the last 40 years. He’s composed and conducted original orchestral scores for over 80 feature films including Young Guns , Internal Affairs , The Man From Elysian Fields , 15 Minutes and Planes, Trains & Automobiles , been commissioned by the Los Angeles Philharmonic for his symphonic work "In the Family Way", written over one thousand TV commercials in a myriad of musical styles, co-founded Levels Audio Post (LA's premiere post production facility) and performed and arranged on big-box-office films and influential hit records such as Michael Jackson's Thriller .
    His extensive work as a young arranger, orchestrator and performer for Quincy Jones , Jack Nitzsche , Lamont Dozier , Arthur Rubenstein and Giorgio Moroder was vital in launching his own career. His early years pioneering modular analog synthesizers along with his wide-ranging music scholarship positioned Anthony at the center of the music technology revolution. He attended the University of Southern California School of Music as a piano and composition major.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 452

  • @chris-ryan
    @chris-ryan Рік тому +48

    I have no idea what this guy is talking about, but he sure is making those keyboards sound good

  • @Breakbeats92.5
    @Breakbeats92.5 Рік тому +385

    He looks remarkably young for someone that was old enough to help produce a record in the early 80's.

    • @anthonymarinellimusic
      @anthonymarinellimusic  Рік тому +496

      I was the youngest person there, I did the job when I was 22

    • @ChicanoOne760
      @ChicanoOne760 Рік тому +182

      The radiation given off by the machines slows human aging.

    • @YPO6
      @YPO6 Рік тому +25

      Geoff Emerick was also in his early 20s when he worked with the Beatles.

    • @darthandeddeu
      @darthandeddeu Рік тому +31

      ​@@anthonymarinellimusic that's just even more impressive,

    • @robertraya7978
      @robertraya7978 Рік тому +17

      Pale don't Stale 😂

  • @Doctormix
    @Doctormix Рік тому +298

    This is pure GOLD... Thank you so much for putting this out. I love you ❤

    • @80ssynthfan48
      @80ssynthfan48 Рік тому

      You'll like this too Claudio ua-cam.com/video/V_2S7OlBl_E/v-deo.html

    • @anthonymarinellimusic
      @anthonymarinellimusic  Рік тому +93

      We should talk! Love your page as well

    • @mdmn8160
      @mdmn8160 Рік тому +11

      Doctor Mix does a great job re-creating these masterpieces

    • @DJSlaughter
      @DJSlaughter Рік тому +16

      You 2 should definitely do a video together!

    • @ryananthony4840
      @ryananthony4840 Рік тому +5

      ​@@anthonymarinellimusic YES!!!! Two of the greats together!

  • @JoeMama-tl4tr
    @JoeMama-tl4tr Рік тому +32

    Imagine creating the sounds for the greatest album ever made. Legend 🐐

  • @stevenreichertart
    @stevenreichertart Рік тому +32

    Anthony, I was 17 when the album dropped. I had a fantastic stereo in my car, so I would go out to my car and BLAST Thriller! The car was rocking and I felt that bass. I knew I was listening to an innovative and immaculately engineered song. Thank you for enriching my life!

  • @synthdude
    @synthdude Рік тому +22

    *Every* synth player needs to watch this. Talk about sacred synth sounds ❤️😎

  • @aaroncatolico7550
    @aaroncatolico7550 Рік тому +81

    It's such an honor to see people like you, Anthony, who've helped develop such influential music with your god-given talent, showcase your skillset here on YT. Thank you for sharing your artwork. I know other sound designers will definitely appreciate you as well. I look forward to more of these videos.
    👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @DBRising
    @DBRising Рік тому +9

    Knobs dials cords buttons and keys. This is so enjoyable to see the engineering blended with the human heart of making sound.

    • @giorgioricci
      @giorgioricci 3 місяці тому +1

      E buchi. Tanti buchi. E non so quest' uomo come faccia a trovare e a ricordare sempre il buco giusto dove mettere i jack.

  • @blimolhm2790
    @blimolhm2790 Рік тому +18

    so glad to have people like yourself and Steve Porcaro shining light on the golden era of synths

  • @kiko1935
    @kiko1935 Рік тому +102

    So that PWM on the second osc is what really gives it that chorusy sound without having chorus on it. Amazing.

    • @anthonymarinellimusic
      @anthonymarinellimusic  Рік тому +26

      Yes 🙌

    • @colourbasscolourbassweapon2135
      @colourbasscolourbassweapon2135 Рік тому

      @@anthonymarinellimusic that's PWM for your 😎

    • @alphabeets
      @alphabeets Рік тому +1

      Modulation the PW is an old way of making a single oscillator sound like multiple oscillators. It’s magical that it works this way.

    • @alphabeets
      @alphabeets Рік тому +1

      Modulation the PW is an old way of making a single oscillator sound like multiple oscillators. It’s magical that it works this way.

    • @colourbasscolourbassweapon2135
      @colourbasscolourbassweapon2135 Рік тому

      @@alphabeets yup classic stuff i use in a lot of my bass music stuff and 80s stuff

  • @robinwindsrygg9568
    @robinwindsrygg9568 Рік тому +23

    This makes so much sense on the 2600 because of the envelope! I’ve always found it harder to play on the Minimoog as you have to be «on your toes» all the time for the envelope to retrigger correctly.

  • @matthewbecker7389
    @matthewbecker7389 10 місяців тому +6

    It's amazing how UA-cam keeps these mind blowing channels hidden away from me until the moment I absolutely need them in my life. This is EXACTLY the knowledge I need to immerse myself in right now... Very excited!!

  • @ahajonathan
    @ahajonathan 7 місяців тому +2

    A legend still lives among us. Thanks Anthony for blessing MJ with your genius and in turn blessing us all. Recently landed on your channel and I've been binge-watching. So glad this treasure is being archived here on UA-cam. We need to get you to over a million subs at least

  • @al3k
    @al3k Рік тому +11

    YT did a good job putting this into my feed for some reason.. Glad I saw this. Damn awesome beautiful stuff, so few people know how to construct sounds in this way these days - it's a legendary art now... Thank you and hello from an off-grid Brit in the deep forests in Poland! :) 🎶🎵🎶🎵

  • @diffbreak2366
    @diffbreak2366 10 місяців тому +4

    These series of Thriller album videos are a proof enough what MJ (+ Quincy) was hearing in his head when composing the album and he was not just a dancing genius but also a genius musician who pushed the limits for everyone around.
    Mostly, people go ga ga over the rock musicians' rig, eg EVH or Gilmour, but this is every bit as superlative as it can get.

  • @jonplaysbass33
    @jonplaysbass33 Рік тому +2

    Protect this human being at all cost

  • @peterjohnjoseph
    @peterjohnjoseph Рік тому +15

    I have been trying to replicate this bass sound for MONTHS using a Mini Moog, Memorymoog, etc. because I was always told it was a Moog. Now I know why it never had the same feel! Thank you so much for doing this. Subscribing and going through your other videos and podcasts now!

  • @felipepaez2556
    @felipepaez2556 Рік тому +15

    Needless to say, this is a major piece of music history. Funny enough, I found the Moog sound the closest to the album... it's a fantastic bass sound!

  • @dwarkanathpramanik8545
    @dwarkanathpramanik8545 Рік тому +14

    I hope people share these videos with as many people as possible. This is amazing content and Anthony deserves way more views and subscribers. It's so generous of him to share his knowledge and insights. Not everyone in his position would be willing to reveal their trade secrets, especially for free. Thank you Anthony!

  • @AndreZA979
    @AndreZA979 Рік тому +2

    A mathematician, scientist and artist all in one package. Mind blow!

  • @GrischaEkart
    @GrischaEkart Рік тому +55

    Absolutely awesome! This is so important for the history of music. It is one thing to reproduce a sound by careful reengineering and something completely different to see and understand the original motivation and details of a patch. More of original sound design and background stories, please! :)

  • @ikky2375
    @ikky2375 Рік тому +1

    I've been waiting that one for a long time, thank you a lot, I really mean it. All the best for you Anthony, you're a master

  • @mastersoftheminicomics
    @mastersoftheminicomics Рік тому +4

    THIS IS AMAZING. I've never thought about this as such an amazing art!!!

  • @Miicrowahvei
    @Miicrowahvei Рік тому +3

    Thank you for this content! It is an honor to see you program the synths!

  • @candystore7083
    @candystore7083 Рік тому +1

    I’m absolutely fascinated by your detail. So intricate. I love this video ❤

  • @starstrewnskies
    @starstrewnskies Рік тому +4

    So great to see you, someone with such skill and understanding, build up this iconic sound. Love it.

  • @dabistudio_japan
    @dabistudio_japan Рік тому +12

    Anthony-Sensei! Thank you very much for this! It really means a lot for many musicians that grew up with Thriller like me and my brother.
    I wish you a happy 2023 full of health, a lot of work, creativity and peace!
    David from Japan!

  • @mjsschad3776
    @mjsschad3776 Рік тому +3

    A true master, sharing incredible knowledge and explaining it perfectly !

  • @hugevibez
    @hugevibez Рік тому +2

    Wow thanks for this wonderful piece of history, I hope you make more videos like this as it's very inspirational (and helpful given we live in the analogue synth renaissance!)

  • @cassisbrook
    @cassisbrook Рік тому +1

    This is the kind of content I love! Thank you Mr Marinelli! 🙏🏽

  • @SuperClau07
    @SuperClau07 10 місяців тому

    Your videos are priceless, such unique insights from one of the most amazing album and artist ever. Thank you very much for your work from then and now! Greetings from Romania!

  • @jae6220
    @jae6220 11 місяців тому +1

    😮 I can’t believe we’re watching how the greatest synth baseline in history was made with the man that created it. This is what the internet was made for.

  • @MarsJimmy
    @MarsJimmy 11 місяців тому

    These videos make me appreciate my favorite music on a whole new level. Thank you and subbed.

  • @scnix
    @scnix Рік тому

    Whoa, this just opened my eyes so much more when it comes to sound mixing. Truly awesome stuff.

  • @drakula420_
    @drakula420_ Рік тому +1

    Fantastic simple yet detailed walk through for this classic synth tone. I used my 2600 for a month before I bought some patch cables & this was my first patch using them. Thanks legend!

  • @CesarMorera82
    @CesarMorera82 Рік тому

    This is amazing, thank you for sharing all your knowledge and experience while working on such amazing record

  • @l0riz624
    @l0riz624 Рік тому +5

    The way you proceed to explain us how the patch is made. is just amazing. Thriller to me is the best album ever made, and there won't be a better one! Thanks for the great synths on it!

  • @petea
    @petea Рік тому

    That sound was hiding in plain sight, I never realized how good it really is until now. The moog and VST comparisons are really interesting too. Subscribed!

  • @djhaloeight
    @djhaloeight Рік тому +1

    GREAT videos. Love learning the history behind such a classic album.

  • @renemensing8249
    @renemensing8249 10 місяців тому

    I really love your videos Anthony, I appreciate that you took so much time to explain to us the professional side of the "show". You made it look so easy just to (cv) trigger, play and sequence all those sometimes very stuborn devices and at the end you always managed to let them "speak" as one, I still have quite an analog synth based studio too, but unfortunate nothing came out of it thus far. Just want to say that I recognise your struggles too to get that sound that you want, thanks again for posting this!

  • @mrsniffwell7736
    @mrsniffwell7736 Рік тому

    Thanks for posting this. I used to play this part on a Korg Mono/Poly. I haven't even thought of creating a synth patch for decades. It brought back a lot of memories.

  • @kaeptn
    @kaeptn Рік тому +5

    Beautiful and on point explaining of why things are as they are

  • @chrisliddiard725
    @chrisliddiard725 Рік тому +7

    Wow! Its easy to hear that sound and just take it for granted, but there was always so much happening in that sound. It seems even when we can't immediately appreciate everything that's happening, it has an effect on the way we process those sounds. Its complexity is almost subliminal in its effects. Thank you for sharing.

  • @Rodneytheproducer1986
    @Rodneytheproducer1986 Місяць тому

    It's crazy how young this man looks and how energetic he is sharp as a tac since watching him I have learned a thing or two about synthesizers because before I didn't know dog diddly squat but watching this Channel and listening to the way he explains everything makes it seem so easy and understandable

  • @SteveJohnsen
    @SteveJohnsen Рік тому +3

    This is awesome! Thanks for the explanation, magical bass sound 👌🏼

  • @PeerHond69
    @PeerHond69 Рік тому

    My whole childhood-vibes are built on the Thriller album (even though I'm from 2003), what is just pure magic and will propably dictate the rest of my life. Anthonty, thank you so much for your contributions and, now, for these amazingly informative videos!

  • @AltimaNEO
    @AltimaNEO Рік тому +29

    Man, that's crazy. So it's not enough to just be a talented musician, but you gotta be a bit of an engineer to master these old synth.

    • @dpalaoro
      @dpalaoro Рік тому

      well he's not the musician who played the parts on thriller.

    • @mojojojo6400
      @mojojojo6400 Рік тому +2

      ​@@dpalaoro that's not what they were saying. They were saying and inferring that if you were using these at the time or even using them now as vintage, that you can't really just know how to play but you also need to be a bit of an engineer too.....no matter who you are and no matter who's playing. They were talking about using this equipment in general...and not talking about this man specifically.

  • @audiolego
    @audiolego 11 місяців тому +1

    This channel is my discovery of the year. I played my Thriller tape when I was 9 years in Manila Philippines. Everyone was into that album. Now Imget to appreciate Michaels music more. I feel connected to the music more.

  • @thegrimyeaper
    @thegrimyeaper Рік тому +2

    When I sat next to my Dad's turntable here in little Norway and listened to Thriller back in the 80's I couldn't even imagine being able to see all the guys and gear involved in making those genius sounds. This is amazing.

  • @PatrickSimons79
    @PatrickSimons79 10 місяців тому

    Amazing, especially the cables magically appearing, disappearing, and changing color 😀This sound could have been another one of those best kept secrets, except for your generosity in sharing your knowledge and skills. Thank you so much!

  • @soul76can
    @soul76can Рік тому +1

    So fascinating! Great video. For those of us around in the 80s, this was THE sound.

  • @warp2600
    @warp2600 8 місяців тому +1

    Wow. That was awesome. I always thought that it was one of the greatest synth bass sounds and now I know how it was done.

  • @Rsonixtunes
    @Rsonixtunes Рік тому +7

    This is amazing. I had thought this baseline was a Jupiter 8 in unison all these years hahaha. This MUST be seen by all funk producers! Spread the word!

  • @NJDrew
    @NJDrew 4 місяці тому

    This is amazing and fascinating and your knowledge and skills are extremely impressive! Thank you for posting this

  • @ICanFixThat2
    @ICanFixThat2 Рік тому

    Maestro Marinelli, THANK YOU SO MUCH! as Dr. C says, this is gold

  • @pascaldeshayes5459
    @pascaldeshayes5459 Рік тому +1

    Amazing! What a sound history lesson, that's very much appreciated.

  • @damightymescan
    @damightymescan Рік тому

    This is rad! I love the music and history here.

  • @NonStopBiyori
    @NonStopBiyori 11 місяців тому

    Man, thanks God UA-cam recommended this to me, I'm amazed by your hard work, I'm definitely subscribing!

  • @MrGunMusic
    @MrGunMusic Рік тому +8

    I always tought this bassline was made using a Minimoog. Seeing you how you make the actual sounds is amazing!
    I just subscribed to your channel, love your content!

  • @MikeLindup42
    @MikeLindup42 Рік тому +3

    Thanks Anthony. Really great insight - I, probably like many, thought it was a Moog on the record. I spent about 10 years playing Thriller in London's West End and on four touring productions of the Thriller Live show, so have played this bassline hundreds of times on as close approximation as was possible programmed into a c2000 vintage Roland Fantom, doubled with bass guitar which I know wasn't on the recording but worked well with an onstage live band (and v close tracking!). The arrangements in the show were very faithful to the records and it was a marvellous insight into the combined geniuses and teamwork of MJ, Quincy, Rod, Greg's playing and cool turnarounds, and now I know to include your good self. I think the best part of playing the song in the show were the "ga-gows" in the breakdown, which cued the onstage zombie sequence. I have a MiniMoog and a Prophet 5, and the Arturia 2600 so will have a bit of a play, although right away I'm not sure the P5 has the right sonic signature...we will see! Thanks again for sharing.

  • @OGTheenergee
    @OGTheenergee 2 місяці тому +1

    Watching my plugins in hard ware form is beautiful

  • @dgp1080
    @dgp1080 Рік тому

    Don’t have enough words to thank's this present!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @citizenworld8094
    @citizenworld8094 Рік тому

    this video just popped up and made my day. Liked, subbed enjoyed and found a great resource as well as a great man.

  • @JM_2019
    @JM_2019 Рік тому

    Thank you so much! I was looking for this information for years! The Thriller album conviced me as an E-bass player that bass on keyboard is an instrument in its own right.

  • @sergeinechai9043
    @sergeinechai9043 11 місяців тому

    Omg! Your knowledge sharings are the Gold! Love it! Thank you so much ❤

  • @sssyntax
    @sssyntax 9 місяців тому

    I love your style and approach to synthesis and music!

  • @rizkeyg
    @rizkeyg 10 місяців тому

    Fantastic Tutorial Anthony... ive managed to program my Arturia 2600 V3 perfectly from your clear instructions... keep them coming 😎

  • @RichardIngalls
    @RichardIngalls 8 місяців тому

    It is SOOO COOL that you share these nuggets of awesomeness with us. Thank you!

  • @followthebeat66
    @followthebeat66 Рік тому +1

    Super cool vids! Just found your channel...
    Thanks for sharing all this!
    Greetings from Germany.

  • @MrScrooge1980
    @MrScrooge1980 Рік тому

    Amazing, Amazing, Amazing channel!!!!! Legendary stuff!

  • @willlazenby1050
    @willlazenby1050 Рік тому

    This is freakin awesome, thank you for making this video!!

  • @TheChiversBeatCompany
    @TheChiversBeatCompany Рік тому +3

    This is AMAZING ! This perfect album keeps delivering it's secrets after 40 years...
    THANKS SO MUCH Anthony ❤

  • @ataukazamana
    @ataukazamana Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing, so inspiring dude! Major Things!!!

  • @MIHAO
    @MIHAO Рік тому

    love your work, Anthony. very inspiring!

  • @jesussoto6855
    @jesussoto6855 9 місяців тому

    God this is pure genius, i'm amazed by your abilities. I thought i knew a lot by programin my AX1500G guitar pedalboard

  • @nahshonimmanuel1704
    @nahshonimmanuel1704 Рік тому +1

    And the rest was history ✨✨🤯

  • @Rayal1979
    @Rayal1979 Рік тому +2

    This is some amazing insight! Stories From the Room brought me here.

  • @guysmiley7289
    @guysmiley7289 Рік тому

    Subscribed. I found your account from this video by accident. I went back and watched others you made. Keep up the good work. Huge fan of your work.

  • @paul6925
    @paul6925 Рік тому +1

    One of my favourite bass sounds ever!

  • @emiliopalazzolo894
    @emiliopalazzolo894 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for this and the Thriller series. You mention all the details I would ask you if I was there. A dream come true for us mortals!

  • @DanielGBenesScienceShows
    @DanielGBenesScienceShows 10 місяців тому

    I’m late to the mix but oh my gosh, this is such a beautiful and enriching video from a true legend!!

  • @LAghemo
    @LAghemo Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing this, it's really good to have the real guy who did the real thing sharing his real knowledge.
    Totally rare, in a world of "Noone" teaching "Everyone" how to do "Everything".
    Really, I don't know how to thank you.

  • @MrAdamJoel
    @MrAdamJoel Рік тому +1

    Hopefully your ARP goes into a museum one day. Its that important IMO ! Great videos.

  • @danieljoesch
    @danieljoesch 5 місяців тому +1

    03:07 My opinion is, that the filter tracking was left on on the Thriller Sessions, because if you listen to the original drums + bass stem you definately hear a raising of the filter on the upper notes and a closing on the lower notes. In the bridge you even hear a vibrato starting on lower notes, maybe beacuse of a modulation? I don't know the details about the Tonus ARP2600 version, I just tell what I could listen. 🙂
    Little trick on the Arturia Instruments - Pressing (STRG / COMMAND= + Mouse-Movement you can make a fine tuning on the values. :)

  • @els1f
    @els1f Рік тому

    Just recreated this on my minibrute for fun😋 I am so glad i found your channel! 🙌✌️

  • @Totally_B
    @Totally_B 9 місяців тому

    I aways assumed a Jupiter played that bass because I thought it had the fattest grit out there for that lower note. It's absolutely amazing to seeing It played back by the legend responsible for lying down that sound! Thank you so much for sharing your contribution to such a special track!

  • @alphabeets
    @alphabeets Рік тому +1

    Superb videos here. Thanks!

  • @noeqplease
    @noeqplease 5 місяців тому

    Just did this patch on my Behringer ARP2600 Blue Marvin. There is only one or two patch points which are different, but it does sound the same. Thanks Anthony!!!

  • @dodgedforgottenn
    @dodgedforgottenn Рік тому

    Love these sound design vids!

  • @testohtoby
    @testohtoby Рік тому +1

    Many thanks for this tutorial/documentary on that famous bass sound !!!
    I've tried it on the BS-2 and on the Ultranova and they sound good BUT I'd love to get a 2600 (even the much hated B one)

  • @francescocascella4666
    @francescocascella4666 11 місяців тому

    Best bass ever, thank you maestro Anthony!!

  • @brysonedwards4466
    @brysonedwards4466 Рік тому +6

    I wanted to know about how to program the Pyt bass sound

  • @patzumbrunn1227
    @patzumbrunn1227 Рік тому +1

    Thank you Antony.Very kind from you

  • @issiewizzie
    @issiewizzie Рік тому +2

    This is Gold ...thanks for the history lesson

  • @edcollins9377
    @edcollins9377 9 місяців тому

    Thanks so much!!!! I'm so glad I recently found this channel!!! I love all your videos especially the ones that show you how to program the ARP 2600 and the Minimoog. You are an excellent instructor! Please keep them coming! Thanks again and I did SUBSCRIBE!
    PS: I do have one request. I'd love to see you program the 2600 for Stevie Wonder's Living In The City Lead Sound. (The bass sound for that song would be a nice bonus, too.)

  • @beatlesguyEM
    @beatlesguyEM Рік тому

    Holy shit wow. That's amazing. I had always heard that the bass on thriller was a minimoog! Glad to hear the real story from the source!

  • @oliverschwarz4931
    @oliverschwarz4931 8 місяців тому

    Thank you very much for this video and your translation to the Arturia 2600!!! ❤ Greetings from Germany

  • @andyroseby4539
    @andyroseby4539 10 місяців тому

    Great Anthony, i watched your billie jean video also!
    Watching you play the bassline, i never realised there was that low stab before it repeats?
    Re billie jean i knew there was the accented sound, but didn't realise the main riff was 3 different sounds, ace!...

  • @rosalindwebb7729
    @rosalindwebb7729 11 днів тому

    It’s very scientific and very clever I love synths and synthesis but 5his is another l3vel well done Anthony.❤

  • @spincitynyc809
    @spincitynyc809 Рік тому +1

    That was a joy to watch.