Just graduated EE and passed the FE, seen about 70% of my friends switch majors, all I need to say is just stick with it, it's a long hard road, many sleepless nights, many failures, many successes, again, just keep at it.
@@KyleGillis bro Im registering for the fall semester at IVC for pre engineering. Not gone lie nervous as h*** at first because I’m in the military so ik imma have to find that balance but after watching this I’m like “doesnt seem all that bad”
I'm a college freshmen majoring in Mechanical Engineering and I never expected that I'd be motivated to do all my assignments and studies. Of course it's not all easy, but challenging yourself to do something you think you're not so good at is just something to be proud of. Anyone can achieve something as long as they put their work into it. (: I'm glad I came across your channel. Great advice and amazing video!
Its been 3 years since this comment. How has it been? Are you still a Mechanical Engineer? I am will be attending college in a year to get a degree in the same major and was wondering if you could share ypur experience, wether you changed majors, got out of school, or if you are still in the same major.
@@richardroman2625 Hello Richard. Wow, time really does fly, lol. I am doing perfectly fine despite this whole pandemic. I am still in college and I’m a senior now. Spring 2021 would’ve technically been my last semester before graduation, but I’m deciding to stay another year to allow some more time for internships/co-ops. I’m glad to hear that you plan to study Mechanical Engineering! It’s amazing so far and the classes I’ve taken along with the professors I’ve had has really taught me a lot about what I need to know for this field. I will tell you that I have failed 4 classes. I use to cry about them and started thinking that ME might’ve not been the major for me. But I stopped those thoughts from paving my future because I remembered how much I wanted to help others as a Mechanical Engineer. I can’t promise that it’s easy, but I can promise that it’s truly worth the hours and the effort to study the materials. I’m glad you decided to pursue your degree in ME. It’s really fun and I know that you can definitely succeed as long as you try! And good luck in college next year and all your classes! 🍀
@@viennabanez8123 Wow thank you so much for sharing your experience. I think failing four classes would make any other student rethink and changr their major but I think you realized 4 classes is nothing compared to a lifetime career of being an Engineer. I applaud you for not quiting. One last question and I'll disappear like a block of salt in water lol. Well actually a couple questions. What do you attribute your success to? What systems have you implemented into your life as a student that has set you up for success ie. study habbits or routine, planner or a scheduler? Have you procrastinated on task and if so, how did you overcome that evil spirit lol? And if you would do it all over again, what would you change? I am sorry for all the questions 🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇
Don't worry too much about the grades. Only the first job out of engineering school where they look at grades. Do something fun besides study. Learn how to schedule your time. Be aware of weeder courses where the professor flunks 30% of the class. Get a study group or buddy. Surviving Engineering is winning. It is OK to repeat a course. It is OK to take 5 years to graduate. Do your best. Coops are great ways to get experience. Buying your own textbooks is good for the long-run. Buy textbooks off Amazon. Used books are fine. Don't forget that Friday nights are for having fun. Graduates often make $ 70 K upon graduation and that ain't too bad. The labs give 1 hour credit but may take 20 hours to do well in. Sometimes you may have two labs a semester. Don't forget to have fun.
As a senior in engineering, I wish I tried more clubs and organizations, especially engineering ones. You gain so much experience, learn how to work with other people, learn about the real application of subjects you may currently, or may not even learned yet. Especially since quite often, the most hands on experience you'll get is during labs or internships if you do any. You also meet older students, who can give you help, tell you about profs, recommend classes to you, and just be great mentors/friends in general. I joined a club halfway through my junior year, and I ended up loving it, and it gave me an edge on my resume as well. If you don't like it, that'll help you figure out what you do enjoy doing. For me, it made me love my major even more (EE).
Great channel for me. I am an Industrial Engineer and i know very well how much this feild of engineering is a little bit newer from other engineering departments and a lot of young people at my country feel it is very unclear and the would by happy if someone just explains to them what it is. For several years i am tryong to help all those people by telling them what it means to be an industrial engineer, which jobs can you perform when you graduate, what are the kinds of topics that ie learns during his/her degree. For cunclution this is very helpful for me and i am very grateful for that.
Love the channel, man. What you're doing here is invaluable. So many students think because they are not particularly good at math, they cannot do engineering, even if they really want to. Please, keep it up!
I'm a Scottish student in my last year of high school currently going through the process of sending off University applications and your videos really inspired me to redo Higher Physics this year in favour of Computing so I may still get into the Electro-Mechanical Engineering course I dreamed of, you really ought to have more subs and views, even though I suspect US College/Uni life is different from UK College/Uni life your videos are still extremely helpful to me, so thank you for that man! :)
Really glad to hear you're stepping up and taking not that higher physics course man. I'm sure that regardless of the result, you're going to be glad you did it at the end of the day. You're going to have soooooooo much opportunity if you continue to pursue Elector-Mechanical. For real, you'll be introduced to new groups, companies, and projects in uni that are at the front of the tech world. I'm super interested in this area, and wish you the best of luck! Be sure to keep in touch and lemme know how everything is going.
I'd be more than glad to keep you posted, it was admittedly a tough decision to switch a school subject this late into the year, especially seeing as the University I'm applying to is looking for no less than 4 As, but it already feels so much better to be back doing something I'm passionate about, thank you so much!
Hi, first if I will like to thank you for making such great videos. They help answer a lot of questions that I don’t know how to word well enough to ask someone, or that there is no one to ask. I have a suggestion for a video. Could you do one where you can explain the different types of technical skills and perspectives that different engineering degrees give. Also where do these different degrees led you in the industry. What departments of engineering do the different types of engineering degrees lead you into. What types of problems, designs, and thinking perspectives do the different types of engineers deal with on their jobs. Does one field obtain more skill in certain areas than others. Do the different degrees in engineering end up in the same departments as other engineers? Thank you
Yup, i can do that. Give me some time though. I won’t do them all in one video. I’ll probably start with a few simple ones. But I’ll do them for the engineering majors at my school! Thanks for leaving your comment, means a lot 👍🏻
I’m a sophomore rn and I get so much anxiety because I haven’t done anything in my field (EE) yet. I was planning on joining my schools robotics team this year but can’t cuz if COVID. And now idk how I’m gonna get experience? Do u have any advice? Thank youuu ur vids r rly helpful!!
I’m a homeschooled student who mostly teaches herself and I’m finishing up my 11th year. For some reason, your videos always calm me down when I get overwhelmed with the thought of college or even when I have way to much math work to do. I feel like lots of people on UA-cam can come off a little smug almost and talk as if they are the insider and the high schoolers are the outsiders and that can be a little intimidating so when I found your channel it was like a weight was lifted off my shoulders. You are so motivating and real! I’m planning on going to Penn State (if accepted) for aerospace engineering and I would have not have stuck with that choice if it wasn’t for your honest vids. Thanks dude💙
Wow, thanks so so much for letting me know how these vids help you Lauren.. It's truly refreshing to hear how these vids may be helping people in different ways! There are always gaps of inconsistent posting on my channel, and it's hearing stories like this that make me want to be much more consistent about getting content up. Something tells me that you're going to make an incredible engineer one day. Please please please feel free to reach out any time. You'll see in my next few videos that I'm working on a NASA payload with a group of friends that'll be launched to orbit this summer! I think you could get a lot out of opportunities like this when you get to college! Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you in your journey!
Kyle Gillis Nine months later and I graduated a year early and have been accepted into an engineering program. Turns out Penn state wasn’t the right fit for me and my needs but Elizabethtown is just as great! Thanks again for the inspiration!
Got admitted to Arizona State with BSE in mechanical engineering program and I don’t know what to expect this fall. 🤷🏻♂️ I’m not the most vocal person and I’m quite introvert.
I want to do Mechanical engineering or any type of engineering mostly mechanical and apply to the Universities .But because of the Covid 19 pandemic schools had to close down for 2 months during the first term and now since it's now opened our June examination was moved to July But now The Universities applications are closing now less In a weeks time and for me to apply for engineering they want my June examination results .And like most of us we dont have it because we will only be writing our June examination in July . I really dont know what to do should I just apply with my March (1st term ) results will they accept me or consider me or but me on a waiting list until I can give them those results
Hi I know this is really late. But I’m 15 and I have a hard time picking an engineering major. I really like constructing things, like buildings. I can also get into machines sometimes. I am really just interested in building. I am split between civil, mechanical and Aerospace can anyone give me advice
+CreamPie So among all the engineering majors, industrial is by far the best for balancing social life. It’s still much much more difficult than the non science majors, but you’re learning a very useful set of skills you can use later (that pay way better). Workload is what it is.. it’s intense if you’re not use to putting in the study hours lol.
+CreamPie not sure if you’ve seen my other shit, but in a nutshell I think it’s worth it if you’re willing to just put in some extra work over the next few years. You’ll surprise yourself with how much you begin to realize through this major. Hope that helps 💯💯
Hey do you have some online modules about Mechanical Engineering? Im an incoming freshmen and i want to do an advance study about it, specially about the maths. Thank you man i hope you reply.
You an incoming freshman at WVU? A lot of my friends and I followed “Jeff Hanson” on UA-cam and he’s a professor at Texas tech who does a GREAT job at explaining material. He has a UA-cam series for statics (which is an entry level Mechanics topic), and Solids (which is the next class after that).
Honestly I don't know much about either.. I know that's a shit answer but I don't want to misguide you on it. But just some general information to keep in mind when picking a major.. Don't look at it as the means to an end. Like once you get whatever engineering degree you want, it doesn't put you into a box where you can only obtain certain jobs now based on that. The degree you decide on is simply the foundation skills you'll be learning, and you can choose to add more skills to your toolbox as you go WHENEVER you want! So don't feel like you're closing off paths just because you're picking one of these over the other. Haha sorry I couldn't exactly answer.
Do your best to understand the classroom information, but don’t forget to zoom out and understand how it applies to the big picture of engineering in the world AND practical life
I don’t have an offer yet, but I’ve been working with the same company for 2 years so as of now it’s looking good 💯 I’ll also be working for them this summer
Dude I have some question. Im in grade 12 and I'll be doing my general courses for my first year for engineering. Like how hard is it to keep up with marks and works?
Completely comes down to priorities (lol easier said than done)! This is essentially college in a nutshell. As long as you take the classes seriously and give yourself time to study every day, then it's not difficult to keep up with. //////// On the other hand.. when it becomes harder than it should be and you start to fall behind is when you get severely behind in one class and then have to take an entire day or 2 to study for an exam, and then you now became behind on everything because you had to push everything else to the side for this one exam haha. So just do your best to keep up and it shouldn't be a problem! We all get behind tho
Just graduated EE and passed the FE, seen about 70% of my friends switch majors, all I need to say is just stick with it, it's a long hard road, many sleepless nights, many failures, many successes, again, just keep at it.
This is awesome and great advice. Just stick with it.
How’s school coming. Along you should be a sophomore now
@@KyleGillis bro Im registering for the fall semester at IVC for pre engineering. Not gone lie nervous as h*** at first because I’m in the military so ik imma have to find that balance but after watching this I’m like “doesnt seem all that bad”
I'm a college freshmen majoring in Mechanical Engineering and I never expected that I'd be motivated to do all my assignments and studies. Of course it's not all easy, but challenging yourself to do something you think you're not so good at is just something to be proud of. Anyone can achieve something as long as they put their work into it. (:
I'm glad I came across your channel. Great advice and amazing video!
How did your first year go? I need some tips please
This was really motivating. Thank you😭 :)
Its been 3 years since this comment. How has it been? Are you still a Mechanical Engineer? I am will be attending college in a year to get a degree in the same major and was wondering if you could share ypur experience, wether you changed majors, got out of school, or if you are still in the same major.
@@richardroman2625 Hello Richard. Wow, time really does fly, lol. I am doing perfectly fine despite this whole pandemic. I am still in college and I’m a senior now. Spring 2021 would’ve technically been my last semester before graduation, but I’m deciding to stay another year to allow some more time for internships/co-ops. I’m glad to hear that you plan to study Mechanical Engineering! It’s amazing so far and the classes I’ve taken along with the professors I’ve had has really taught me a lot about what I need to know for this field. I will tell you that I have failed 4 classes. I use to cry about them and started thinking that ME might’ve not been the major for me. But I stopped those thoughts from paving my future because I remembered how much I wanted to help others as a Mechanical Engineer. I can’t promise that it’s easy, but I can promise that it’s truly worth the hours and the effort to study the materials. I’m glad you decided to pursue your degree in ME. It’s really fun and I know that you can definitely succeed as long as you try! And good luck in college next year and all your classes! 🍀
@@viennabanez8123 Wow thank you so much for sharing your experience. I think failing four classes would make any other student rethink and changr their major but I think you realized 4 classes is nothing compared to a lifetime career of being an Engineer. I applaud you for not quiting.
One last question and I'll disappear like a block of salt in water lol. Well actually a couple questions.
What do you attribute your success to? What systems have you implemented into your life as a student that has set you up for success ie. study habbits or routine, planner or a scheduler? Have you procrastinated on task and if so, how did you overcome that evil spirit lol? And if you would do it all over again, what would you change?
I am sorry for all the questions 🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇
Don't worry too much about the grades. Only the first job out of engineering school where they look at grades. Do something fun besides study. Learn how to schedule your time. Be aware of weeder courses where the professor flunks 30% of the class. Get a study group or buddy. Surviving Engineering is winning. It is OK to repeat a course. It is OK to take 5 years to graduate. Do your best. Coops are great ways to get experience. Buying your own textbooks is good for the long-run. Buy textbooks off Amazon. Used books are fine. Don't forget that Friday nights are for having fun. Graduates often make $ 70 K upon graduation and that ain't too bad. The labs give 1 hour credit but may take 20 hours to do well in. Sometimes you may have two labs a semester. Don't forget to have fun.
As a senior in engineering, I wish I tried more clubs and organizations, especially engineering ones. You gain so much experience, learn how to work with other people, learn about the real application of subjects you may currently, or may not even learned yet. Especially since quite often, the most hands on experience you'll get is during labs or internships if you do any. You also meet older students, who can give you help, tell you about profs, recommend classes to you, and just be great mentors/friends in general. I joined a club halfway through my junior year, and I ended up loving it, and it gave me an edge on my resume as well. If you don't like it, that'll help you figure out what you do enjoy doing. For me, it made me love my major even more (EE).
Starting my freshman year online :( Hope I can live on campus next semester. Great video tho
Going into engineering next year, this video helped heaps. Keep it up my guy
Glad to hear that 👍🏻
Bro hows it going?
That intro clip BOI DAMN
😂😂
Thank yoooou for telling people to admid their lack of perspective!!!! Damn if only more people would do that, we'd save so much trouble
Im searching up info about engineering to get a better understanding and your channel has played a role. thanks! ^^
THANK YOU FOR THE INFO!! 😊👍 I REALLY APPRECIATE IT!!
Great channel for me. I am an Industrial Engineer and i know very well how much this feild of engineering is a little bit newer from other engineering departments and a lot of young people at my country feel it is very unclear and the would by happy if someone just explains to them what it is. For several years i am tryong to help all those people by telling them what it means to be an industrial engineer, which jobs can you perform when you graduate, what are the kinds of topics that ie learns during his/her degree. For cunclution this is very helpful for me and i am very grateful for that.
Love the channel, man. What you're doing here is invaluable. So many students think because they are not particularly good at math, they cannot do engineering, even if they really want to. Please, keep it up!
+hooper Thanks so much man. 2 videos a week will be coming for as long as I can sustain 👍 appreciate you being a part of the community
Hey Kyle. Really liking your videos, man. I think you got some good insight. Started this year in Algebra like you man. Thanks for inspiration.
Appreciate it man. Lemme know how things are goin for you along the way.
best UA-camr ever, keep going man
+Bader MF Appreciate it man. We might as well get a video going now, cause we are taking home that Campus Movie Fest trophy next year 🏆
I'm a Scottish student in my last year of high school currently going through the process of sending off University applications and your videos really inspired me to redo Higher Physics this year in favour of Computing so I may still get into the Electro-Mechanical Engineering course I dreamed of, you really ought to have more subs and views, even though I suspect US College/Uni life is different from UK College/Uni life your videos are still extremely helpful to me, so thank you for that man! :)
Really glad to hear you're stepping up and taking not that higher physics course man. I'm sure that regardless of the result, you're going to be glad you did it at the end of the day. You're going to have soooooooo much opportunity if you continue to pursue Elector-Mechanical. For real, you'll be introduced to new groups, companies, and projects in uni that are at the front of the tech world. I'm super interested in this area, and wish you the best of luck! Be sure to keep in touch and lemme know how everything is going.
I'd be more than glad to keep you posted, it was admittedly a tough decision to switch a school subject this late into the year, especially seeing as the University I'm applying to is looking for no less than 4 As, but it already feels so much better to be back doing something I'm passionate about, thank you so much!
sow meaningfull . appriciate your content
Thank you for the video and sharing your experience. Liked and subscribed!
Ay thanks! 🚀🍣 Means a lot
Hi, first if I will like to thank you for making such great videos. They help answer a lot of questions that I don’t know how to word well enough to ask someone, or that there is no one to ask. I have a suggestion for a video. Could you do one where you can explain the different types of technical skills and perspectives that different engineering degrees give. Also where do these different degrees led you in the industry. What departments of engineering do the different types of engineering degrees lead you into. What types of problems, designs, and thinking perspectives do the different types of engineers deal with on their jobs. Does one field obtain more skill in certain areas than others. Do the different degrees in engineering end up in the same departments as other engineers? Thank you
Yup, i can do that. Give me some time though. I won’t do them all in one video. I’ll probably start with a few simple ones. But I’ll do them for the engineering majors at my school!
Thanks for leaving your comment, means a lot 👍🏻
I’m a sophomore rn and I get so much anxiety because I haven’t done anything in my field (EE) yet. I was planning on joining my schools robotics team this year but can’t cuz if COVID. And now idk how I’m gonna get experience? Do u have any advice? Thank youuu ur vids r rly helpful!!
I’m a homeschooled student who mostly teaches herself and I’m finishing up my 11th year. For some reason, your videos always calm me down when I get overwhelmed with the thought of college or even when I have way to much math work to do. I feel like lots of people on UA-cam can come off a little smug almost and talk as if they are the insider and the high schoolers are the outsiders and that can be a little intimidating so when I found your channel it was like a weight was lifted off my shoulders. You are so motivating and real! I’m planning on going to Penn State (if accepted) for aerospace engineering and I would have not have stuck with that choice if it wasn’t for your honest vids. Thanks dude💙
Wow, thanks so so much for letting me know how these vids help you Lauren.. It's truly refreshing to hear how these vids may be helping people in different ways! There are always gaps of inconsistent posting on my channel, and it's hearing stories like this that make me want to be much more consistent about getting content up. Something tells me that you're going to make an incredible engineer one day. Please please please feel free to reach out any time. You'll see in my next few videos that I'm working on a NASA payload with a group of friends that'll be launched to orbit this summer! I think you could get a lot out of opportunities like this when you get to college! Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you in your journey!
Kyle Gillis wow! The NASA payload sounds really interesting! I’ll reach out if I have any questions or need any advice!
Kyle Gillis Nine months later and I graduated a year early and have been accepted into an engineering program. Turns out Penn state wasn’t the right fit for me and my needs but Elizabethtown is just as great! Thanks again for the inspiration!
Dam, wow this is great to hear! Glad you found the right school for you!! What is your major now? What are you getting into?
Kyle Gillis Thanks! Mechanical Engineering is my major but honestly electrical is just as interesting to me!
Got admitted to Arizona State with BSE in mechanical engineering program and I don’t know what to expect this fall. 🤷🏻♂️ I’m not the most vocal person and I’m quite introvert.
I want to do Mechanical engineering or any type of engineering mostly mechanical and apply to the Universities .But because of the Covid 19 pandemic schools had to close down for 2 months during the first term and now since it's now opened our June examination was moved to July
But now The Universities applications are closing now less In a weeks time and for me to apply for engineering they want my June examination results .And like most of us we dont have it because we will only be writing our June examination in July .
I really dont know what to do should I just apply with my March (1st term ) results will they accept me or consider me or but me on a waiting list until I can give them those results
Hi I know this is really late. But I’m 15 and I have a hard time picking an engineering major. I really like constructing things, like buildings. I can also get into machines sometimes. I am really just interested in building. I am split between civil, mechanical and Aerospace can anyone give me advice
Song at beginning?
I’m sure you get this a lot but you did say “ask a question”. What’s the outro song?
Riot by Jon Waltz!
Thanks and keep up the good work! You have inspired me to be more open minded about an engineering degree!
Running a YT channel with any consistency is signs of a huge change. I agree with the "trying to branch out thing." Hope you're doing good.
+Seth Scott Doing great man, glad you’re coming back to my channel! Lemme know if you have any cool video / podcast ideas for the channel
Dude Im a senior in highschool and ive been thinking about majoring in IE as well, hows the workload and your social life?
+CreamPie So among all the engineering majors, industrial is by far the best for balancing social life. It’s still much much more difficult than the non science majors, but you’re learning a very useful set of skills you can use later (that pay way better). Workload is what it is.. it’s intense if you’re not use to putting in the study hours lol.
+CreamPie not sure if you’ve seen my other shit, but in a nutshell I think it’s worth it if you’re willing to just put in some extra work over the next few years. You’ll surprise yourself with how much you begin to realize through this major. Hope that helps 💯💯
Kyle Gillis Thanks man really loving ur channel
Did you stick with your Engr degree?
5 apples in 5 days is not same as, 1 apple a day for 5 days loved it
Thankyouuu for this ive learned a lot but could you please put a subtitle when you create a new video? For us to be able to understand more. Thanks!
Yup, will loook into it!
@@KyleGillis yeeeey thankyouuu Godbless 😇
Hey do you have some online modules about Mechanical Engineering? Im an incoming freshmen and i want to do an advance study about it, specially about the maths. Thank you man i hope you reply.
You an incoming freshman at WVU?
A lot of my friends and I followed “Jeff Hanson” on UA-cam and he’s a professor at Texas tech who does a GREAT job at explaining material. He has a UA-cam series for statics (which is an entry level Mechanics topic), and Solids (which is the next class after that).
Hi! Could I ask you, what do you think about Mechatronics and automation engineering??? Thank you so much!
Honestly I don't know much about either.. I know that's a shit answer but I don't want to misguide you on it.
But just some general information to keep in mind when picking a major.. Don't look at it as the means to an end. Like once you get whatever engineering degree you want, it doesn't put you into a box where you can only obtain certain jobs now based on that. The degree you decide on is simply the foundation skills you'll be learning, and you can choose to add more skills to your toolbox as you go WHENEVER you want! So don't feel like you're closing off paths just because you're picking one of these over the other. Haha sorry I couldn't exactly answer.
Kyle Gillis Aww I can't thank you enough! Absolutely I'll bear that in mind!💜
It’s a great degree program.
I'm going to take Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering this school year and I lack knowledge about math
How it go?
@@agam8112 I didn't enjoyed it. I'm still struggling and doubting myself but its okay
7 days more for orientation....
This is unrelated but I always wondered why West Virginia is called "West Virginia" and not "North Virginia".
I’m still wondering that! I should know this haha.
I'm scareeeed. How do you guys managing your time everyday to go lectures and study at the same time. Do you study everyday !!!!
How’s it going?
great video! intro song?
Chance the rapper and social experiment - home studio. Easy to find on SoundCloud!
Kyle Gillis ty!!!
Let me guess...you go to West Virginia University?
here at 2020. yeyy I'm becoming a first year civil engineering . drop an advice guys😊
watching from Philippines ❤
I'm also doing civil engineering got any tips to keep up with all the work?
Do your best to understand the classroom information, but don’t forget to zoom out and understand how it applies to the big picture of engineering in the world AND practical life
You got this 👍🏻
@@KyleGillis Thank you☺
update pls
I get that engineering is hard but my main problem is that I type with my index fingers 😂😂😂😂
Lmao.. I don’t think there’s a video for that
did you get a job after graduation?
I don’t have an offer yet, but I’ve been working with the same company for 2 years so as of now it’s looking good 💯 I’ll also be working for them this summer
Watching the Caucasian version of myself lol
Dude I have some question. Im in grade 12 and I'll be doing my general courses for my first year for engineering. Like how hard is it to keep up with marks and works?
Completely comes down to priorities (lol easier said than done)! This is essentially college in a nutshell. As long as you take the classes seriously and give yourself time to study every day, then it's not difficult to keep up with. //////// On the other hand.. when it becomes harder than it should be and you start to fall behind is when you get severely behind in one class and then have to take an entire day or 2 to study for an exam, and then you now became behind on everything because you had to push everything else to the side for this one exam haha. So just do your best to keep up and it shouldn't be a problem! We all get behind tho
Industrial Engr? Youll be alright, just finish your calc's. jk
Lmao, I’ll co-sign that
bro i love your sense of humor!!!! all honor to you and keep you videos up please
What’s your Instagram?