@@NikkiConnected hi 👋🏽 im back again, I sent a DM but it probably went to message request. Im just going to ask you here. How many projects/books do you recommend doing at a time? I just got another offer for a book like 17 hours long. Royalty shares only. They don’t have any ratings yet. I don’t mind reading it, sounds very interesting, just worried about overwhelming myself. Should I wait until I’m done with first book to start next project?
That sounds great. By the way, how did your experience go? How many words, for example, were you able to record and edit per finished hour (pfh)? I hope to get your wisdom because I think 9,000 words per finished hour is rather difficult. Any tips? :)
Just an fyi, not sure what city you live in, but the local library may have rooms that you can reserve for several hours FREE sometimes they may also have spaces you can rent for a small fee for longer periods of time. You'd just have to lug your equipment there until you can get moved.
Girl! That is such GREAT ADVICE! I’m in Philly and we have plenty of libraries, which probably have space since people hardly go to libraries anymore. 😂 In my newer videos I’ve shared that I live in a much quieter place so I don’t have the noise issues anymore. But your advice can help a lot of people that have loud neighbors like I did. 😒 Thanks so much for sharing! 💖
Just doing research on becoming an audiobook narrator, but find your videos being the most informative. Thanks for being so up front and straight about it. Love your style!!
I have, and am narrating with the very same Mic. Shure MV51. I downloaded the mics app onto my phone, plugged the mic into my phone and with the app. turned on the limiter. The limiter will keep you from clipping in the future as well as never distorting the signal again. Never give up, its constant learning.
Diva, dynamic mic is less sensitive, so it doesn't pick up extraneous noises (like your neighbors). That's what I use, and no customer has ever complained about the quality of the audio.
Congrats on your second audiobook. Sorry to hear that it was such a nightmare. I'm not sure what your equipment is, but given your noise issue I would highly recommend the Sure SM7B Dynamic Mic with the DBX 286s audio strip. There is also plugins that you can use to help clean up the background noise, one in particular is Waves NS1. Clipping is basically when the sound gets too loud and becomes distorted. To avoid clipping be mindful of your input levels when recording. Not sure why you were clipping but typically you can avoid it by turning down your gain or backing away from the mic a little. Hope this information helps.
Hey! Thanks for the info! I did attempt to clean up the noise with a plugin, but I couldn’t get it to where I felt it was an acceptable sound. But that info can definitely be helpful for people watching. You rock! 🤩
Hi Nikki! Thanks for all you videos! I’m a classical singer and I can give you some advice for your voice if you like! Try to vocalize a bit before reading, look up some voice exercise humming that would prepare your vocal cords for a hard work! Also drink a lot of ginger tea with honey and lemon! 😊
Yes you are right- the RMS audio issue is REAL. I won 2 contracts in two weeks. And you forgot Authors who don't get their books edited by just anybody, a school teacher, a real editor or whoever. That's what has work me to death so to say. And I got more issues as I have mouth issues so I'm going through at the moment also, but God is real and I will get this together. This was a great video and I wish you a lot of success with this. We can all win.
Thanks a ton for doing this vid! I’m about to make my profile and get my mic in a few days. It was great hearing about some of the difficulties I might come across. Much appreciated! 😊
I keep trying to narrate audiobooks and I always get nervous and stop the process. This video gave me the courage I needed because you were honest that you don’t have to perfect to start this side hustle. I definitely will be opting to get all your video notifications. 🥰❤️
Yesss! I love to hear that. You can do it! FYI, I’m currently also running a free narration class for a limited time. Hers the link of interested: bit.ly/NarrationMasterclass
Looks like you need to build a sound proof booth, but make sure it's quietly air conditioned. I'm thinking of doing this, but i live with my brother who is always running power tools outside the house, So, I wouldn't think of beginning without building a sound proofed, air conditioned booth, first. I've done many recordings in the music field, but I would pay a studio all of whom are sound proofed in the recording area. I'm familiar with audio recording techniques,, so doing this for me would be like a duck taking to water. Yes, get mastering software and learn how to use it.
Hey. Thanks for the tips. This is actually an old video, so it's been resolved. But feel free to check out my newer content in my audiobook narration playlist.😊
A SUPER-cardioid microphone is best for home recording as it has a very tight pattern rejecting reflected audio. Also, some attempt at sound dampening using moving blankets or another sound absorbent material is important.
Lol so I'm just looking into becoming an audiobook narrator and I really enjoy your videos and when you were talking about the loud cars I was just laughing to myself because I have been one of those people who makes my car loud. But when we have a car that we're really proud of and that sounds pretty good We kind of like to show it off. It's kind of like listening to music loud. When you tend to really like a specific song, you turn it up louder and it's the same logic. Although I do agree that driving around the neighborhood late at night or early in the morning and being obnoxiously loud like not just cruising through the neighborhood in a louder car. But actually doing burnouts is very rude and I think there are laws against stuff like that. And also sometimes it's not even people who try to make their car loud. Like for instance, my old 20-year-old car decided to have the exhaust pipe brake from rust which is something I am planning on fixing but for right now it sounds kind of crappy and loud and that's something that's kind of out of my control. I didn't purposely make that decision to break it and make it loud. But for people who have sports cars we kind of just like having them loud because to us they sound very nice when they're loud. Anyway, I hope you read this comment and get some insight and I will probably watch a lot more of your videos because I'm finding them really helpful and real ☺️
Wow! You are thorough! Thanks so much for that explanation. Honestly, I never thought about it like turning up your favorite song. Luckily, I’m no longer in that neighborhood. I escaped. 🏃🏽♀️ 🤣 I appreciate you for taking the time to write this. And for watching my videos. You’re awesome! Have a great day! 😊
@@NikkiConnected I don't know if you've heard of the new ai noise removal from nvidia also removes room echo you may want to check it out if you haven't moved away from the too rude neighbors 🤐
Thanks so much for sharing! I’ve finished recording my contracted books. But, I’ll definitely look into it for future reference. Plus, this can possibly help someone else. I appreciate you. 😊🙏🏾
Hi I have recently written and published my first book. I am trying to get it on audio now. I would like to do the narrating myself. Please share with me about the equipment u used and how I can get started.
Hi Carlene! That’s awesome! I hope you have much success with everything you’re working on. My “audiobook narration” playlist on my channel has a lot of info on what to do to start narrating. Also, I give a rundown of my equipment in this video: ua-cam.com/video/ZBCsFdut2Nc/v-deo.html Thanks for watching! 😊
Love your video, Nikki. I have a question. How many words are you expected to record per finished hour for audiobooks? (pfh) I think recording and editing 9,000 words per hour can be quite difficult. Any tips for that? :)
Hey! There is no number for how many words you're expected to read per hour. Contracts will have deadlines that are specified, depending upon what the author set. I've always had at least 3 months to finish my books. I spread out my recording around my schedule. The real time-consuming part is the post-production and meeting the strict sound requirements which I teach in my course, the Audiobook Blueprint, that's linked in the description. Like I tell the students in my course, never rush. You'll have to take breaks. Which is why I have the course to help reduce the time and make production easier. I hope this info helped. I wish you much luck on the journey. It can be really rewarding! 😊
hi Nikki I’m looking into narrating on acx :) I saw that for the tax information we have to put our ssn…. is it necessary and safe to do so?? just need some reassurance lol
Hey Alejandra. ACX is owned by Amazon so it’s legit and they do things by the book. Since they’re paying us, they need our tax information as any employer would for tax reporting purposes. In the U.S., they send a yearly 1099 form for us to report our income, as well. 😊 Hope this answers your question. And I invite you, if you haven’t yet taken it, to my free narration class to help streamline the narration journey, you can still get in for a limited time. Here’s the link: bit.ly/NarrationMasterclass
Nikki, l live in South Africa. Next door and the door thereafter, noice , noice, noice. Problem is over many years all the places , all different areas there always seems to be someone irritating who names noice - what can you do!!! I do audio after 12.00 midnight.
Same problem here. Neighbors blare music at odd hours above me...even traffic at 3am the cars tear off at the light at my driveway entrance. Some random asked me yesterday if there was apartment nearby for rent-he wanted the peace and quiet of the country. I laughed and said it’s not quiet here. He didn’t believe me. I don’t care-he doesn’t live here. You could report a noise violation...depends on your township. But I hope when you move you no longer face this issue. Can’t even make money right! 🤣
You know! Funny thing is, I forgot to mention in the video, I called 9-1-1 last week to report the high powered fireworks, and 9-1-1 DIDN’T ANSWER! 💀 🤣
@@NikkiConnected I’m here in Lancaster County, PA. The rent has gone up astronomically. I grew up here for the most part. Breaks my heart how it’s changed. So loud now I should sound proof my apartment! I’ll end up moving too. Sigh.
Each car model typically has base models n a “High Performance” model. You could buy a very nice but slow n quiet Mustang V6 - or you can buy a Mustang - GT Cobra Edition that is supercharged n has lots more power n sounds like an explosion when it revs up.
Thanks for the explanation. So, is it a status thing? The louder the car, the more high-end? I honestly don’t get how people can have something so loud, they can’t even have a conversation. I literally hear cars from streets away. And some are so loud, they set off other people’s car alarms.
@@NikkiConnected yup….that’s all these ppl out here showin off….sadly most ppl can’t handle the power n wreck. The exhaust systems gotta be modified to ram more air through the engine……Most the noise comes outta exhaust.
@@NikkiConnected I must say….You are such an inspiring bright N talented classy Lady :) I HATE SM but You inspired me to get online n build my Brand! Your soo smart :) do a you got IG?? I’d love to add you!
Have you heard A.I. read? It sounds terrible. Not to mention, ACX doesn’t allow A.I. Therefore, Audible doesn’t either. To answer your question: No. It doesn’t affect my $ at all.
@NikkiConnected You wouldn't need AU to read your book if it's already on Audible or ACX. I'm speaking of regular digital books from Amazon or other digital platforms for reading. I just had Snoop Dogg and Morgan Freeman read several chapters of my own book. It did not sound like AI at all. There are small instances where it messes up, such as words like "live" or thinking capitalized words as acronyms, but that will get better within a month or so because it's learning so quickly. Y3s, there are the terrible AI voices, but that's yesteryear. I even added my own voice to the reader and it sounds exactly like me, not a robot or AI.
It can! Just remember, there are affordable bundles that can help save on some of the costs. I post some popular ones on my Amazon storefront that’s linked in the description. Thank you for watching. 😊
Awesome job👍🏼 I didn't see the info/link for the chair though. 🤣😂 I need that chair 💯👏🏼👏🏼 I understand about the neighbor situation 😭 My next door neighbors are supposed to be moving out at the end of this month. I hope so. I need PEACE. 👍🏼
I have to deal with loud cars too. I’m sure those people are lonely. They usually give their cars a female name and act like it’s their girlfriend. 🤦♂️
Cars loud = clout chasing. Sorry not sorry. People that own cars that are naturally loud keep them at home til the weekend. IJS... Don't kill the messenger lol
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I auditioned last night for the first time and got an offer to a great book. I'm excited. Hope it goes well.
Yesss! Get it, girl! I love to hear success stories. Feel free to DM me on IG @dealfindingdiva when it’s done so I can support! Congratulations! 🎉🍾 💖
@@NikkiConnected oh yes for sure! Thank you so much & thanks for all of your helpful tips. 🥰
You’re so welcome! ☺️
@@NikkiConnected hi 👋🏽 im back again, I sent a DM but it probably went to message request. Im just going to ask you here. How many projects/books do you recommend doing at a time? I just got another offer for a book like 17 hours long. Royalty shares only. They don’t have any ratings yet. I don’t mind reading it, sounds very interesting, just worried about overwhelming myself. Should I wait until I’m done with first book to start next project?
That sounds great. By the way, how did your experience go? How many words, for example, were you able to record and edit per finished hour (pfh)? I hope to get your wisdom because I think 9,000 words per finished hour is rather difficult. Any tips? :)
Just an fyi, not sure what city you live in, but the local library may have rooms that you can reserve for several hours FREE sometimes they may also have spaces you can rent for a small fee for longer periods of time. You'd just have to lug your equipment there until you can get moved.
Girl! That is such GREAT ADVICE!
I’m in Philly and we have plenty of libraries, which probably have space since people hardly go to libraries anymore. 😂
In my newer videos I’ve shared that I live in a much quieter place so I don’t have the noise issues anymore. But your advice can help a lot of people that have loud neighbors like I did. 😒
Thanks so much for sharing! 💖
Just doing research on becoming an audiobook narrator, but find your videos being the most informative. Thanks for being so up front and straight about it. Love your style!!
You're awesome. Thank you!😊
I have, and am narrating with the very same Mic. Shure MV51. I downloaded the mics app onto my phone, plugged the mic into my phone and with the app. turned on the limiter. The limiter will keep you from clipping in the future as well as never distorting the signal again. Never give up, its constant learning.
Great tip! Thanks!
Diva, dynamic mic is less sensitive, so it doesn't pick up extraneous noises (like your neighbors). That's what I use, and no customer has ever complained about the quality of the audio.
Hey! Thanks for the tip! I'm sure others will find that info helpful. You're awesome! 😊
Congrats on your second audiobook. Sorry to hear that it was such a nightmare. I'm not sure what your equipment is, but given your noise issue I would highly recommend the Sure SM7B Dynamic Mic with the DBX 286s audio strip. There is also plugins that you can use to help clean up the background noise, one in particular is Waves NS1. Clipping is basically when the sound gets too loud and becomes distorted. To avoid clipping be mindful of your input levels when recording. Not sure why you were clipping but typically you can avoid it by turning down your gain or backing away from the mic a little. Hope this information helps.
Hey! Thanks for the info! I did attempt to clean up the noise with a plugin, but I couldn’t get it to where I felt it was an acceptable sound. But that info can definitely be helpful for people watching. You rock! 🤩
Hi Nikki! Thanks for all you videos! I’m a classical singer and I can give you some advice for your voice if you like! Try to vocalize a bit before reading, look up some voice exercise humming that would prepare your vocal cords for a hard work! Also drink a lot of ginger tea with honey and lemon! 😊
Noted! Thanks sharing! 💖
I’ve just discovered this topic and I am so interested! Doing all the research I can before I jump in , please keep going girl!!
Thank you! Will do! Just know, learning is a huge part of the process, so you're on the right track. You got this! 💖
How is it going so far sis?
Thank you for your content and advice! Please keep making these videos for the beginners like me 🤗😊
Clipping is basically when the audio is too loud. It’s distortion. Just has to do with your equipment settings(volume/ gain).
That is a much simpler explanation than what I got. Thanks for letting me know! 😊
Yes you are right- the RMS audio issue is REAL. I won 2 contracts in two weeks. And you forgot Authors who don't get their books edited by just anybody, a school teacher, a real editor or whoever. That's what has work me to death so to say. And I got more issues as I have mouth issues so I'm going through at the moment also, but God is real and I will get this together. This was a great video and I wish you a lot of success with this. We can all win.
Yes! Thanks for sharing. You got this! 💪🏽
Thanks a ton for doing this vid! I’m about to make my profile and get my mic in a few days. It was great hearing about some of the difficulties I might come across. Much appreciated! 😊
Yay! Did you get the mic? 🎙️
After all the vids I've listened to nobody has ever mentioned a minimum for ACX, appreciate the heads up Nikki.
Hi David! I feel bad that it took so long to get the answer. But I’m so glad you found me. Thanks for watching! 😊
I keep trying to narrate audiobooks and I always get nervous and stop the process. This video gave me the courage I needed because you were honest that you don’t have to perfect to start this side hustle. I definitely will be opting to get all your video notifications. 🥰❤️
Yesss! I love to hear that. You can do it!
FYI, I’m currently also running a free narration class for a limited time. Hers the link of interested: bit.ly/NarrationMasterclass
Okay I signed up! 😊
I just found your channel. I'm just starting to record my audiobook. You gave some great insight. Thanks a lot.
Awww. I'm so glad you found me. I'm glad I could help. 😊
Looks like you need to build a sound proof booth, but make sure it's quietly air conditioned. I'm thinking of doing this, but i live with my brother who is always running power tools outside the house, So, I wouldn't think of beginning without building a sound proofed, air conditioned booth, first. I've done many recordings in the music field, but I would pay a studio all of whom are sound proofed in the recording area. I'm familiar with audio recording techniques,, so doing this for me would be like a duck taking to water. Yes, get mastering software and learn how to use it.
Hey. Thanks for the tips. This is actually an old video, so it's been resolved. But feel free to check out my newer content in my audiobook narration playlist.😊
A SUPER-cardioid microphone is best for home recording as it has a very tight pattern rejecting reflected audio. Also, some attempt at sound dampening using moving blankets or another sound absorbent material is important.
Lol so I'm just looking into becoming an audiobook narrator and I really enjoy your videos and when you were talking about the loud cars I was just laughing to myself because I have been one of those people who makes my car loud. But when we have a car that we're really proud of and that sounds pretty good We kind of like to show it off. It's kind of like listening to music loud. When you tend to really like a specific song, you turn it up louder and it's the same logic. Although I do agree that driving around the neighborhood late at night or early in the morning and being obnoxiously loud like not just cruising through the neighborhood in a louder car. But actually doing burnouts is very rude and I think there are laws against stuff like that. And also sometimes it's not even people who try to make their car loud. Like for instance, my old 20-year-old car decided to have the exhaust pipe brake from rust which is something I am planning on fixing but for right now it sounds kind of crappy and loud and that's something that's kind of out of my control. I didn't purposely make that decision to break it and make it loud. But for people who have sports cars we kind of just like having them loud because to us they sound very nice when they're loud.
Anyway, I hope you read this comment and get some insight and I will probably watch a lot more of your videos because I'm finding them really helpful and real ☺️
Wow! You are thorough! Thanks so much for that explanation. Honestly, I never thought about it like turning up your favorite song. Luckily, I’m no longer in that neighborhood. I escaped. 🏃🏽♀️ 🤣
I appreciate you for taking the time to write this. And for watching my videos. You’re awesome! Have a great day! 😊
Thanks for sharing these valuable Audio Book recording lessons, Nikki!
Glad you like them! I truly appreciate the feedback and the support. 💖
Just love your professionalism🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 RESPECT...you respect THE WORK. Thank you for the honesty and tips.
I appreciate that 🥰
@@NikkiConnected I don't know if you've heard of the new ai noise removal from nvidia also removes room echo you may want to check it out if you haven't moved away from the too rude neighbors
🤐
Thanks so much for sharing! I’ve finished recording my contracted books. But, I’ll definitely look into it for future reference. Plus, this can possibly help someone else. I appreciate you. 😊🙏🏾
Nikki, over many years every place seems to have a noice person.
So, doing audio l do after 12.00 midnight - seems to work.
Hi I have recently written and published my first book. I am trying to get it on audio now. I would like to do the narrating myself. Please share with me about the equipment u used and how I can get started.
Hi Carlene! That’s awesome! I hope you have much success with everything you’re working on. My “audiobook narration” playlist on my channel has a lot of info on what to do to start narrating. Also, I give a rundown of my equipment in this video: ua-cam.com/video/ZBCsFdut2Nc/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching! 😊
Love your video, Nikki. I have a question. How many words are you expected to record per finished hour for audiobooks? (pfh) I think recording and editing 9,000 words per hour can be quite difficult. Any tips for that? :)
Hey! There is no number for how many words you're expected to read per hour. Contracts will have deadlines that are specified, depending upon what the author set. I've always had at least 3 months to finish my books. I spread out my recording around my schedule.
The real time-consuming part is the post-production and meeting the strict sound requirements which I teach in my course, the Audiobook Blueprint, that's linked in the description.
Like I tell the students in my course, never rush. You'll have to take breaks. Which is why I have the course to help reduce the time and make production easier.
I hope this info helped. I wish you much luck on the journey. It can be really rewarding! 😊
hi Nikki I’m looking into narrating on acx :) I saw that for the tax information we have to put our ssn…. is it necessary and safe to do so?? just need some reassurance lol
Hey Alejandra. ACX is owned by Amazon so it’s legit and they do things by the book. Since they’re paying us, they need our tax information as any employer would for tax reporting purposes. In the U.S., they send a yearly 1099 form for us to report our income, as well. 😊
Hope this answers your question. And I invite you, if you haven’t yet taken it, to my free narration class to help streamline the narration journey, you can still get in for a limited time.
Here’s the link: bit.ly/NarrationMasterclass
Nikki, l live in South Africa.
Next door and the door thereafter, noice , noice, noice.
Problem is over many years all the places , all different areas there always seems to be someone irritating who names noice - what can you do!!!
I do audio after 12.00 midnight.
Hello. I would record after midnight. But, this is an old video so luckily I no longer have this issue. But thanks for sharing. 😊
Thanks for the info. I know more of what to expect
Glad it was helpful!
Same problem here. Neighbors blare music at odd hours above me...even traffic at 3am the cars tear off at the light at my driveway entrance. Some random asked me yesterday if there was apartment nearby for rent-he wanted the peace and quiet of the country. I laughed and said it’s not quiet here. He didn’t believe me. I don’t care-he doesn’t live here. You could report a noise violation...depends on your township. But I hope when you move you no longer face this issue.
Can’t even make money right! 🤣
You know! Funny thing is, I forgot to mention in the video, I called 9-1-1 last week to report the high powered fireworks, and 9-1-1 DIDN’T ANSWER! 💀 🤣
@@NikkiConnected Oh snap! Which area is this?? That’s concerning:/
I’m in Philly. I’m hearing from an inside source that it’s becoming more and more common. I’m just glad I wasn’t getting murked! 😨
@@NikkiConnected I’m here in Lancaster County, PA. The rent has gone up astronomically. I grew up here for the most part. Breaks my heart how it’s changed. So loud now I should sound proof my apartment! I’ll end up moving too. Sigh.
P.S. because it’s hard to even do a pod cast unless it’s the middle of the night. 😒
Hi Nikki! How ia your Killabee chair holding up after 2 years?
It’s perfectly fine
Each car model typically has base models n a “High Performance” model.
You could buy a very nice but slow n quiet Mustang V6 - or you can buy a Mustang - GT Cobra Edition that is supercharged n has lots more power n sounds like an explosion when it revs up.
Thanks for the explanation. So, is it a status thing? The louder the car, the more high-end? I honestly don’t get how people can have something so loud, they can’t even have a conversation. I literally hear cars from streets away. And some are so loud, they set off other people’s car alarms.
@@NikkiConnected yup….that’s all these ppl out here showin off….sadly most ppl can’t handle the power n wreck.
The exhaust systems gotta be modified to ram more air through the engine……Most the noise comes outta exhaust.
Gotcha! Thanks! ☺️
@@NikkiConnected I must say….You are such an inspiring bright N talented classy Lady :) I HATE SM but You inspired me to get online n build my Brand!
Your soo smart :) do a you got IG?? I’d love to add you!
Is it worth it today now that there are so many AI choices to read aloud your files?
Have you heard A.I. read? It sounds terrible. Not to mention, ACX doesn’t allow A.I. Therefore, Audible doesn’t either. To answer your question: No. It doesn’t affect my $ at all.
@NikkiConnected You wouldn't need AU to read your book if it's already on Audible or ACX. I'm speaking of regular digital books from Amazon or other digital platforms for reading. I just had Snoop Dogg and Morgan Freeman read several chapters of my own book. It did not sound like AI at all. There are small instances where it messes up, such as words like "live" or thinking capitalized words as acronyms, but that will get better within a month or so because it's learning so quickly. Y3s, there are the terrible AI voices, but that's yesteryear. I even added my own voice to the reader and it sounds exactly like me, not a robot or AI.
Because they want themselves to be heard and they usually arent girls who dont need that sort of thing!❤
Agreed! 🤣
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Gurl i luv ur vids never listen to haters
Amen!🙌🏽 Thanks for being so supportive! 🤩
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I loved your audio sample 🥰
Thank you! 😊
awesome content.......putting together my home studio....Wow this stuff gets pricey.
It can! Just remember, there are affordable bundles that can help save on some of the costs. I post some popular ones on my Amazon storefront that’s linked in the description.
Thank you for watching. 😊
🚨 There is much more where this came from! Watch my Audiook Narration playlist for more:
ua-cam.com/play/PLVtZhIoBI0R_KmRA1IY7EkO3ezj3qJTHK.html
Awesome job👍🏼
I didn't see the info/link for the chair though. 🤣😂
I need that chair 💯👏🏼👏🏼
I understand about the neighbor situation 😭 My next door neighbors are supposed to be moving out at the end of this month. I hope so. I need PEACE. 👍🏼
you have a great voice!
Aww. Thanks!🥰
ppl wanna feel like nascar drivers that's why. they love the sound and power of an engine that roars.
Yes! It drives me crazy. LOL! 😂
I have to deal with loud cars too. I’m sure those people are lonely. They usually give their cars a female name and act like it’s their girlfriend. 🤦♂️
Yes!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Acx is so pathetic sometimes to be honest. No one listens to more than 20 seconds of the retail samples anyway 🙄😂
I agree. Attention spans aren't what they used to be. 🤣🤣🤣
You must live next to me
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Cars loud = clout chasing. Sorry not sorry. People that own cars that are naturally loud keep them at home til the weekend. IJS... Don't kill the messenger lol
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