Watch Atoms of Gold on FeO Move Under an Electron Microscope
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Watch as atoms of gold particles move under elevated temperatures in a TEM using a Protochips Aduro holder. Near the end 2 gold particles actually merge to form 1.
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The larger nanoparticle had a golden opportunity and he took it.
how dare you....
Isn't it smaller than a nanoparticle
That's some good "material" you got there. Mind if I copy it?
Too soon.
stop it
You didn't search for this either, did you?
Andy F. yes
No
Actually I did XD
absolutely not.
Nope...it just showed up, like fog on a cold morning.
This real time video shows two gold nanoparticles that are on the surface of larger iron oxide particles at 900 °C. At this temperature the gold is very mobile, and the two particles coalesce into one larger nanoparticle. This demonstrates the stability of the Protochips Aduro platform at high temperatures. This video is in real time and taken on a JEOL ARM200F (200 kV, Cs aberration correction) transmission electron microscope at JEOL in Akishima, Japan.
Thanks for the infomation
Fantastic video
Is this real?
💯
But i dont understand why the two particles coalesce so quickly.
You will be missed, little one... 😥
Why ur 😢
Why? He just got married
Just another Thanos victim 😞
Nothing is truly dead. Just changes.
@@deadwingdomain try saying that to a holocaust survivor
little gold piece: man it sucks here **teleports**
it really does suck
-electron telescope man
These are gold nanoparticles, which consist of ~125,000 atoms.
Yess here it is atoms are to small to film its impossible
@bl36ky ... actually it's not impossible. We have filmed atoms many times in recent days. Check this out:
It's long and boring so I suggest skipping to near the end of the video: you actually see the atoms
ua-cam.com/video/pGWSX6pStd0/v-deo.html
@@Feelrightathome Scanning tunneling microscope
@@Feelrightathome They don't film them with light. That would be impossible. Because visible light is too large to bounce off atoms. Using an electron microscope it's possible to generate visuals of an atom though.
@@24emerald How interesting, thanks for sharing that!
I feel like I'm looking at an ultrasound and can't find my baby.
The thumb nail I thought was two bra cups? Solid Gold!
... that's because it's the ultrasound of The Tin Woodman's baby
I think it's a boy
A dingo ate my baybay!
Because they found your tumor.
It's been only a couple of days since this popped up in people's recommendation and the comment section is already gold.
No... No.. You didn't just.... Cheeky bastard.
Why did this not blow up wtf ?
“Really, tears?”
“They are not for him…”
I am . . . inevitable.
Epic scene
i am sorry little one...
@The Real Real Joshua
about 50:50
"No! No tears, now. It's a waste of good suff-" Ah, wait. Wrong movie.
when the world needed him most, he vanished...
Lool!
😂😂😂😂😂
Only the Avatar, master of all 118 elements, could stop them.
@@dr.delbertdoppler6281 nice one doc
That's rough, buddy.
Me: *needs sleep*
Internet: *WATCH ATOMS MOVE*
This is high quality visual information!! THANK YOU UA-cam for this recommendation! 😎😁
true hahah
by its definition it is CGI a computer generated image
@@davidgiles9843 It's a magnified optical image. It is not CGI. You need to check your definition.
David Giles dumbass
@@stephengirling7859 You can't see atoms. They don't reflect light. This is an *electron* microscope, it doesn't work with light at all. So, he's right, what you see is a representation. You need to check your definition.
I like how the smaller blob of atoms just got yeeted out of existence
@espoir inconscient your life? Why are you commenting on everything here with some lame snarky reply? Lol
Pretty sure they actually combined. I don't think the bigger one yote the smaller one
Can y'all just like? Take a joke and go on with your lives?
@@ChicknNudleSoup I know that......
Jacob Worsdell his snarky reply was funny, like it or not. My guy said yeeted was new to his vocabulary, definitely a boomer. And the blob was prolly yeeted because electrons stopped detecting it. It’s not actual visible light, so you can’t expect it to obey what you think.
Nobody:
YT: let me recommend you about gold atoms colliding from 9 years ago
It's gold and iron oxide
@@aerielblair8333 thanks so basically gold and rust...cant imagine how the atoms collided into one though
@@mikyo444 well they didn't. That would be cold fusion if they did and that's impossible with current tech. They just became a molecule of gold - iron oxide? No clue what that would be tho.
Just noticed lower in the comments, it's explained. It's actually 2 gold atoms melted and combined on an iron- oxide surface. So op was right. 2 gold atoms.
Your so funny and original
Looks like a 1930's horror movie special effect.
That's a fair comparison.
1930s was 90 years ago.
For your comparison to be complete, you must now imagine what this technology will look like, 90 years from now.
@@Kevin_Kennelly Easy. Lots of tiny marbles stuck together - but in 4K IMAX!
When you are watching "the blob (kind of looks like a cell-- but it is not) it is actually a grouping of atoms (look closely-- the atoms look almost like pixels). This kind of imaging was simply not possible a couple of years ago.
I also love the structure of the iron oxide!
I wanna see inside the atoms. They sure seem like the pixels of our universe. I hope I live long enough to see the inside of an atom.
@@HolmWrecker But if the atoms are the "pixels", what would the smaller subatomic particles they are made from be?
Chemistry finally made sense to me when I saw the atomic structure of rubber.
@Liam Spires True, but the atoms "work" no matter what the temperature.
"I have witnessed events so tiny and so fast they could hardly be said to have occurred at all."
dr. Manhattan reference noted..
One of the reasons I got into learning about atoms or particle physics is because of Dr Manhattan. I’m happy someone quoted him in this video :)
Okay, is nobody here going to talk about the fact that gold is cannibalistic?
Dumb humans !!!👽👾
It just disappeared
I was, but you beat me to it!
;)
Well when you only eat few other elements... you take what you can get.
Thats what u see? Ur part of the most intelligent species on this planet and thats ur comment? U wouldn't find gold in a goldmine
Seeing this reminds me that Epstein didn’t kill himself.
The secrets of the universe....
@Alexandre You are soooo far off base with that comment.
@@ShainAndrews cry about it.
@@husker91 Seems like a logical response from a random person that was not addressed.
Based
Seriously though, the fact we (humans) have managed to do this from our humble beginnings as “intelligent” monkeys, is just phenomenal. I’m not a spiritual person, but dare I say it’s a miracle.
The Vedic manuscripts already knew of the existence of atoms, Vedic cosmology is very profound
The mantras intosated by gurus when they enter a deep state of meditation the sound of mantras are the sounds that atoms vibrate, paramanu
Well said, a1175779.
@@Ares_God89 Postulating and conjecturing is easy. Doing this actual hard work and getting actual images is the result of thousands of years of human effort, especially in the last 100 years, by people putting aside religious fantasies & stories and getting down and focusing on hard work & science & math & engineering.
@@theultimatereductionist7592 cool dude you know its religious fantasies cause you know some physics! Noice!
AGARIO?!
hahahXD
I know right?
Agar.io is about fungal microorganisms not atoms
Hodor r/whooooosh
Hodor You dont know that!
Today I completed chapter Atoms and Molecules.. and I saw this..This is called *Perfect Recommendation*
It's called the surveillance state of the world....... dot dot
Oh Shit...and I thought I liked Yeet. But Perfect Recommendation...I like that!
Or scarily informed about your life and interests
It's called *algorithms*
My reaction when seeing this in my recommended:
Sure, why not.
My reaction when reading this comment:
k
Same tho
“Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.” - Albert Einstein
Meditate on this thought while listening to soothing sounds of Wold - Stratification.
It’s crazy how day by day reality becomes less of an illusion and more understood, one day as long as we still exist, we will most likely know the very threads of the universe
@@DoktrDub i just hope we can get rid of all the acquired cultural baggage of national rivalaries, religious divisions and racially motivated group thinking... and u know ... not destroy ourselves... work together as one species and all... it would be a wonderful world worth living in! The book of the universe just might have infinite chapters and boy thats an eternity worth of things to learn and experiments to conduct... :) !
@@DoktrDub my thoughts are the polar opposite. Because I feel like the more we try to understand everything , more mysterious everything becomes .
@@notachannelanymore-y1g that's not true . Even from science's perspective alot of things are unanswered and things are still extremely mysterious . In fact , in science we have more questions than proper answers . Alot of philosophy feels more complete , science on the other hand does not .
But even if we place philosophy aside . Science on itself is nowhere near complete . Complete like saying one particle exists at two places at the same time ? Or like saying a cat is dead and alive at the same time . The point is , today we have a theory which "best" explains certain phenomenons , tomorrow we will have another theory which is even "better" . Just like classical mechanics , but then we started considering bodies moving at high velocities (theory of relativity) , then we did dual-slit experiment and realised quantum world works entirely differently ( hence Quantum mechanics ) , now things are more unanswered than ever before .
@avelione They merge so quickly because the attractive force is inversely proportional to the distance between them. So, the closer they get, the more strongly they are attracted, forming a positive feedback loop of increasing acceleration.
Givin their tiny mass too
At least a logical answer for the video.
my UA-cam home page: "watch atoms of gold on FeO move under an electron microscope"
me: "ok, why not?"
Same. UA-cam's algorithm is having a weird day again I guess.
It's incredible that this is happening all the time around us, every second.
You must be rich then.
And very hot
@@shayorshayorshayor It happens more to the poor people actually.
This is at a nm scale (10^-9 m), atoms are around the Å scale (10^-10 m), which means those blobs aren’t atoms, but a sample of several of them (probably around 500-750 atoms, they appear as points, and you can clearly see the lattice structure they form).
It’s pretty amazing to see how they behave kinda like a liquid tho, and the speed at which they merge is insane, quite an amazing show indeed. Thanks for posting it! 😃😁
They are heated up to 900°c, so allmost liquid
@Crowned_Conquering_Man-Child I'm not sure what's misleading about it, even though its a broader perspective than others I've seen you can still make out the individual atoms. The comment subject to the reply just provides some more interesting contextual elements.
Holy shyte did you see that? The big one ate the small one.
Look, I'm an art student. I got lost, I don't know how I got here alright.
kinda looks like their orbitals blended together, we don't see the nucleus only the electron cloud around it so if the atoms formed a bond with each other, this is probably what we are seeing
I literally bawled when the •🔘 went 🔘
owO -> O
Yeah i bet you did. BETA!
hate to see him go love to watch him leave
I'm literally shaking
gold atom would never do this!!!!
This is horrifingb so much is going on everywhere in the tiniest of events.
Lost yet Found Yeah it is responsible for all of our technological feats in modern day science
Lost yet Found it’s not a pun
Yeah, real trippy. What are we?
Lost yet Found I guess I’m dumb then. How does that sentence mean more than one thing?
Lost yet Found good point. That was def over my head at first. Legit didn’t think it was a pun and you were being defensive. My bad.
Fact: That was created when a star went supernova, one of the most powerfull explotions in the universe. Same goes for atoms that make you. Iron in your blood killed stars long ago stars are in a way your creator, and a star is giving you life.
Gold stealing Gold
ding ding ding! We have a WINNER! Most excellent. :))
Gold on gold crime
@@larryscott3982 fools gold haha
Srpski komentar lepo
One piece is obviously Spanish gold looking for more.....
I am stunned at the speed with which the atoms merged and structured themselves in a larger mass! I would love to see the same at 800 degrees, 700.. etc, to see how much slower the process is then
@@cuda010 here is your award for the stupidest comment of the day. Congrats
Thumbs up to the guy who moved it very accurately.
Gold Atom: *Your Trial of Existence has Ended.*
Am confused wouldn't the FeO absorb good because gold is less reactive than iron?
om sable depends on the solubility of gold in FeO. Most likely there is gold in the lattice of FeO already. Gold clumps together because the FeO lattice is already saturated with gold
@@1987kokoli ohhh got it thanks!!
Dang...
Sadly we can't really see the atom, only electrons bouncing of the "shell" were atoms move.
Thats nonsense
@@CoolMusicsChannel care to explain?
But... what is "seeing" if not that? 🤔
@@thek2despot426 What we're seeing is a recreation based on data gathered from the atoms. You can't take video of atoms, you can only know what it would look like if you did.
@@theReincarnate B-but... isn't that just functionally what our eyes and brain do when we see _anything?_
It feels like we're are looking at something we're not suppose to.
God punching the air rn
Like we're looking at the micro-structure of the Matrix we live in.
"I've seen events so tiny and so fast that they can hardly be said to occurred at all."
Same, Doc. Same.
U know what the papa atom said to the baby atoms?
-Get in dude I'm hungry
RIP baby atom
So gold was like, let's move when nobody can see us.
this is a particle of thousands of atoms connected in a structure. you can see through it and see it form different lines and weird patterns because you're looking at a connected structure of atoms.
This makes a lot of sense from a probabilistic model. The gold particles are more a stream of superimposed electrons that form a plasma bubble. The nature of the particles is such that we observe the snap of the two plasma bubbles joining to form one globular mass. You cannot see particles here, the particles we see are an accumulation of atoms and ions, rapidly changing states. The temperature and the substrate allow the gold particles to be electrically energized without interacting with the surroundings but is still able to absorb other gold particles. The best way to understand the quantum world is through time and to think how a particle persists in time, given the subatomic world doesn't have the same rules for time. The number of interactions per second is mind blowing even with such a small amount of gold and iron oxide.
This is way more than 2 gold atoms for anyone thinking otherwise. Look at the scale on the video, 5 nanometers. There is no atom anywhere near big enough to be on the nano scale. The heaviest atom, Cesium, has an atomic radius of around 270 picometers, which is almost 1000 times smaller than a nanometer.
atomS(there is a 's') read the title property
Two lattice sets I think. Each of those little dots . . .
Emperor Trump I did read the title. Some people were commenting and talking about it as if there were only 2 atoms there
Exactly , the electron beams wave length is orders of magnitude to big to see atoms . but I think I can seen the electron shell . how many atoms do you think there is in the large one William?
+rod sims thousands probably
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen.
@espoir inconscient you don't say
@espoir inconscient your life? Why are you commenting on everything here with some lame snarky reply? Lol
I just can't comprehend how are we able to see something that's so small it's just a fraction of the visible light's wavelength
That was terrifyingly incredible.
When the blobs came together, reflecting that unity and friendship can solve all problems....I felt that. 😞
Or the blobs are the Borg..
Homie, you don't eat your friends in friendship! That bigger dude just made the smaller one to disappear from the face of the earth
@@FluxMoney that's what homies do, eat each other alive (not in that way).
For me it looked like how your asset is sucked up by your wife and when she is bored sucked every asset up for free. And we call that gold digging so aptly.
*You got the Noble Peace Prize for that observation, buckwheat.*
"Hello everyone this is your daily dose of internet"
When you try to pull out but she know you got money
Ahahaha
pmsl lol
+Nick Conti loool
Nick Conti .....fuck that pullin out, I'm broke....lol
We are deep in the UA-cam algorithm right now, my friends.
Hello people from the future. I'm just leaving this comment so it can be found 10 years later when this video is randomly recommended to you.
Looks like the 1980’s horror movie “The Thing”
They started touching and suddenly...the left mass just moved like that. Why did it move lightning quick?
+sickleandsuckle You've see when two droplets of water touch and get sucked together really quick right? well bigger drops of water take longer and smaller drops take less time because of the bigger and bigger role of surface tension. A few hundred atoms of liquid gold could be under atmospheres of surface pressure. That could be one explanation if they didn't skip films, but it's hard to know without a frame rate
+Billy Debenham Imo on the quantum level the universe behaves according to certain laws. As long as the two masses were separate, they could exist just fine, but as soon as they started to share the same space, the exclusion principle kicks in an one particle has to give up its space. At the quantum level it would require that one particle give up its existence so as to not violate the natural law of matter. The question being, that if a particle can neither be created or destroyed then did that particle convert to energy? My guess would be that matter at that level could easily be converted into energy as all matter is just energy in slow motion anyway.
+sickleandsuckle It is simply caused by electrostatic force, more specifically, Van der Waals forces. Van der Waals forces are induced electrical interactions between two or more atoms or molecules that are very close to each other.
The Pauli Exclusion Principle only applies to fermions. Two particulates of atoms are not two fermions. These two particulates probably just formed a metallic bond.
Very valid explanation for sure. At any rate it does seem like there's a lot going on at the subatomic level that is still yet to be fully understood.
+Jose Herring No he is spot on correct those two atoms are iron atom, and as we know atoms interact with on another. I haven't studies metallic bonds but it seems that is what happened there.
The aliens created us to farm Gold for them. That's why this got recommended. :)
I've never heard that one before. I don't know if anyone has heard that one before.
@@Discrimination_is_not_a_right Look up The Anunnaki and how/why they created Humans. :) lol
@@illyillyill smh
"Hey there neighbor how are you doing?" *moves closer* "Oh you know just the usu---" *sucks in the small particle* Ahh. better at last.
He ate him.
No it doesn't suck in the smaller particle, those are thousands of atoms
The devs left the "show grid" on again
I love how this little nugget of a video showed up out of no where in my recommendations.
Why did this suddenly appear in my recommended after 9 years
Same
Because people have a fascination for watching
0:18 My girl when I leave my phone in her room.
She eats your phone?
Heck yeah!
She merges with phone and becomes major Kusanagi.
It looks like they're talking to each other.
Small: "Are you going to eat me?"
Big: "Yes."
Small: "Ok. Thanks!"
Big: "Can I?"
Small: "Yes."
Big: "Bye!"
Small: "Byeeeee....."
He was no longer seen since.
R.I.P. Small A. Tom.
You were the best
no credit for?who did these?no credit for the show? zero credibility.
No.
Fester Blats This video poses as a science video and would otherwise show something visually remarkable and should be credited properly in order to help the viewer make an informed conclusion based on references that can be challenged and checked for truth.
Translation from "IWannaSoundSmart"ese: We wanna know how it works
BO CHEN If you are referring to me as "trying to sound smart", its just because you come from a massive wave of idiots that dont know how to detail what they want to say. Let me say something "less smart sounding".. go fuck yourself.
archados *it’s
Jesus! If you’re trying to sound smart, at least get your spelling right.
we see the crystal latice of gold ....look how orderly they are
You know it's gold when it's less than minute,more than 7years old and uses small letters as title
That was fast, I was expecting a much smoother absorbing of the small one like mercury or water drops!
Thank you for the video
You do realise there are thousands of atoms in this shot, right?
Those are two groups of gold atoms. One bigger than the other.
- wait it's all microcosmos?
- always has been
Gold: It’s kinda hot out don’t you think?
Iron Oxide: You are already dead.
Gold: What?
Why did the gold cross the electron microscope?
....
To get to the other little nugget.
*Ba-Bum-Tis*
I watch these videos not because I find them interesting (even though I do), but because I never need to sit through a Geico commercial
Small particle:
Large particle:
Small particle: .
Large particle: Do you have any problem?
Small particle: _zoop_
4 o’clock in the morning and UA-cam is recommending me this
Now I can’t sleep
UA-cam should recommend more things like this video :o
Amazing btw :)
Wow, I was not expecting the 2 gold molecules to merge so quickly, it’s like if the small one vanished. 😂
because it was tiny
even they merge as "slow" as a hundredth second it was still too fast for a single frame rate to capture it
I guess those clumps probably merged within millionth of second in reality
I find this hard to believe since the approximate diameter of a gold atom is 0.3 nm - and the scale of the video shows 5nm which is much larger than a gold atom. Still tiny particles for sure. Actually, on reflection you can see the atoms, each of the 2 particles are comprised of thousands of atoms, this is the 'granular' appearance of each of the particles - each 'grain' is an atom....
Actually what we are seeing is the interference patterns of the beam of electrons from the scope and the electrons in each of the atoms! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_electron_microscopy
TheT0nedude it's a chunk man, not a single atom, have some sense.
it's being bombarded with electrons, and by the energy that bounces off, an image is determined (with of course many genius engineers in their respective field)
it's unfortunate that visual lens tech has reached it's peak.
you can't see single atom even in chunks as presented here
Deserves the Golden Buzzer.
The first Pac-Man
That's how the universe started out: One big Pac Man game. Now you know why there is no anti-matter.
@@AndrewEsh Well-said; well-spoken!
@@AndrewEsh« Why? I didnt got the reference... »
I guess UA-cam is telling us it's time to invest in Gold! 😳
What the actual frick just happened? That other blob just disappeared as fast as my dad did to get milk
For those of you saying we can't see atoms, your looking at them right now. It's taking wavelengths of light that we can't see, and bouncing them off of the atoms. then the microscope creates an image that we can see.
Yes,and i think that molecule FeO have protons,neutrons,electrons in position what is make invicible for microscope.Electrons from microscope fly through or maybe bouncing in different side and not bouncing in microscope or great little electrons is reflect or maybe any one electrons and maybe position of microscope is not correct and something make invicible FeO.Something that from FeO can see is maybe contact between atom.O is gas and it'is maybe nature from all gas.Forgive me English.
Well it's an electron microscope. It doesn't use light.
@@theperpetualprocrastinator9776 why dont we use quarks whats the big deal here
@@hadroncollider1155 Quarks don't exist by themselves for very long.
The "atom boy" video is remarkable. You really see the atoms as well as their field efforts: ua-cam.com/video/oSCX78-8-q0/v-deo.html
When they did another ultrasound a few weeks later, they discovered that I had resorbed the other fetus. Do I regret this? No. I believe his tissues have made me stronger. I now have the strength of a grown man and a little baby.
Looks like the sweaty ass print i leave on my chair after a long night of gaming
Me going to bed:
UA-cam: Wanna see Gold atoms eating other atoms....???
This video is pure gold!
almost pure gold :D it has sam iron oxide in it :D
FYI, atoms are observed using a special microscope called Scanning Tunnelling Microscope (STM).
Obama: let me be clear...
Obama: 0:18
I've always been blessed with excellent vision.....I see things like this everyday, when I squint......
Lmao
These two atoms is actually they only thing scientists were able to find inside the flat-earthers cranium.
so every little ball on the big ball is one atom?
No-these are not atoms; they are way to large to be.
Each blob is composed of many thousands of atoms which may be seen as dots lined up on the surface.
I like how they sort of "snap" in place... more evidence for the lattice theory.
What are these atoms sitting on, and why can't we see the atoms of that surface as well?
@@8RBrain indeed, I am not a scientist. I'll ask someone who knows.
@@DrumWild Those are not atoms, just gold particles consisting of tens of thousands of atoms.
You remember when Mr. Krabs was watching that movie in the Krusty Krab when it was all dusty and deserted? And that spider stole his popcorn, this looks like that lol.
Ignore the little dots -- they should only be thought of as representations of where atom fields exist... And the small blob does coalesce with the larger blob, which you can see if you scrub 0:18 to 0:19 (the larger blog 'pops/puffs' a little bit at that moment).
So the "blob" that grew, is that a single atom that gained several electrons from the smaller one - or do the blobs actually consist of multiple atoms (or are both these guesses wrong)?
@@zyme5998 Each blob is many separate gold atoms in a tiny crystal structure known as a "nanoparticle". The scale on the bottom gives a rough sense of size - an individual atom of gold would be on the order of 0.15nm across, not 5-15nm like the blobs. The reason they fuse so easily is because at its core, they're just a bunch of gold atoms sitting next to each other, so when more atoms of gold approach, they can pretty easily be assimilated into the structure by the same forces which held the original nanoparticles together. We don't normally imagine metals being able to do this because there's normally something else that prevents it, like an oxide layer coating the surface, bad geometry, etc.
9 years and now I finally understand why agar.io was made
Still better quality than ghost caught on cam videos
Am I the only one who understood that as a bra in the thumbnail? 😂
I thought boobs as well 🤣
Me too bro 😂
Sanjeev Khurana I hope so.
That's what it looked like to me.
They probably did that on purpose to get people to watch :P
i scrolled for this... forget the video lol youre not alone
His ping was too high so they kicked him out of the server
His connection was so strong he became the server.
I don't get it. Please explain.
@@nommy8599 ping is a wifi connection status, the lower the smoother, the higher the lagger. if your ping is too high the sever may reject you to maintain the smoothness.
@@electronx5594 I know what ping is. What's it got to do with this video? Having high latency doesn't cause other players to consume you. I don't see the connection. Maybe it's just stupid - there is none. But people are liking the comment. Maybe they don't get it really, but find it funny anyway?
So that's why I kept getting kicked out of horde lobbies!
where did the other one go? It looks like a microbe being eaten.
it became a field or wave and reparticled inside and around the bigger glob
Pretty sure you’re thinking of light photons. Light can either be a wave or a particle. I don’t think that law applies to atoms or earth minerals and material elements but maybe.
"and just like that.... it is all over" large atoms by knockout
Um Oi pra todos os brasileiros que chegaram aqui sem pesquisar o/
Oi
oi
I actually heard Whitney Houston singing "I will always love you" at 0:18.
Wtf... How? Sksksk