Top 10 Fascinating Things You Didn't Know About Mary Poppins
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We know one thing for sure - it’s practically perfect in every way! Welcome to MsMojo and today we're counting down our picks for the Top 10 Facts You Didn't Know About “Mary Poppins.” For this list, we’re looking at interesting tidbits about both the movie and books! Did you know that it was initially VERY successful? Though it was created on a modest budget of $4-6 million, “Mary Poppins” proved to be a hugely successful project for Disney, bringing in $31 million in the US alone. The equivalent in today’s dollars would be over $250 million!
List Entries and Rank:
10. It Was Initially VERY Successful
9. The Author Hated the Movie
8. Mr. Banks Also Voiced Several Characters
7. The Book Was Taken off the Shelves in San Francisco
6. Dick Van Dyke Wasn't a Dancer
5. There Were Tons of Deleted Songs
4. There Were Many Book to Movie Changes
3, 2 & 1???
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OMG!😲
#10 “Mary Poppins was successful.” 😑
#9 “Mary wore a dress...”
Don’t do 10 if you ain’t got 10
Happy new year
@Jennette Payne
Same to you! Also, I like Emily Blunt's portrayal of Mary Poppin's better than Julie Andrew's. Her vanity is a great flaw that emphasises how good she is as a person
@@citycrusher9308 want to see the new Mary Poppins movie
Speaking as a British person, Dick Van Dyke's cockney accent never bothered me. His energy and passion to the role of Bert is so spectacular that I can easily over look it.
Speaking of cockney accents, how come that everyone got bent out of shape with Dick Van Dyke's cockney accent, but not Audrey Hepburn's cockney accent in My Fair Lady? Besides the obvious.
His cockney accent sounds similar to the accent that Richard Dawson had in Hogan's Heros.
As an American kid, I didn't know the accent was bad, but as an adult it almost seems like Burt (not Dick) is deliberately over-doing it, playfully, because he's always performing in some way. If you think of it that way, it adds to the character.
WHY did JULIE ANDREWS, or any of the multitude of other REAL Brits on the set, SAY SOMETHING? Too polite I guess!
^ I mean 'why DIDN'T', LOL! ^
I really wasn’t expecting to like Saving Mr Banks but omg that movie hurt me emotionally. It was beautiful.
I like it as much as Mary Poppins! It's superb and soooo emotional...plus, knowing the movie makes it that much more touching!
When she won the Golden Globe for her performance in Mary Poppins, Julie Andrews thanked Jack Warner, who was in the audience, for not casting her as Eliza Doolittle.
A very British burn.
She won the Academy Award (Oscar), not Golden Globe.
@@theresayy Actually, she won both and she thanked Warner in her Golden Globes speech.
@@theresayy She wan both the Oscar and the Golden Globe
And Jack Warner appreciated it..(after all, HE was the reason that she didn't appear,,..)
Kind of like Mr. Banks' burn in the movie regarding The Boston Tea Party.
“Number 10: Mary Poppins was successful.” ... Fascinating.
Ya know, I always thought that Burt was someone Marry Poppins had known when he was very young. Like she had come to his family at one point to help them, and her influence turned his world on its head and made him the man he was in the film. Happy, silly, jack of all trades, artistic, just enjoying life moment by moment. And every time Marry comes around, his world gets a little bit brighter because he knows someone else is getting a glimpse into the magic that made his life good
That theory has been around for decades. Look at his lyrics in Supercaliyouknowtheword. Assuming he's sharing his actual background, Bert had an abusive childhood until he learned that special word. Who do you think taught him? He never questions when odd things happen... because he already knows what she can do? In all his sucky jobs, he always stays cheerful, happy to do his work. And how would he know the weather conditions that bring Mary Poppins, if he hadn't seen it all before?
That makes so much sense!!!
Burt also had magical powers but not nearly as powerful as Mary`s. He tries to get into the chalk painting but fails.
As for Mary helping him as a child I doubt it. She`s too much of a snob to work for the lower classes, and they couldn`t afford her anyway.
No I would say Burt, Mary and Uncle Albert are good witches and warlocks.
@@johnjames4834 But she doesn't go to families just because they can offer high pay. She goes to families that need her. If money was a serious goal, then she could just stay with one wealthy family and be set. But she doesn't. When her time with that family is done and her goal is achieved, she leaves.
She does appear to be an upper class woman, but there's no guarantee that's how she always looks for every family she goes to. She is a magical being, so for all we know she could change her clothes and even physical form to suit the family she's helping.
Them being witches is a pretty cool idea too, though
@@elliotludwig7487 Oh come on have you even watched the film?
She is extremely fussy and would not work for chimney sweep family which could barely afford to feed themselves and not have enough money to hire a flaming nanny!!!
Nannys were an upper class/middle class servant thing.
Try to get your head out of the clouds or Mary might be sitting on you.
Besides Burt also knows some magic and could probably take care or himself.
"Don't stay away too long" indeed, Bert. It's been over 60 years!!! I am SO GLAD Disney's making another Mary Poppins!!!
1964 was 54 years ago
@@johnjames4834 Whoops! Sorry! I guess I did the math wrong.
Hey,the movie took place in 1910. Does this sequel take place in 1960? I doubt it. More like 1928.
Don't even compare to the original I'm sorry
@@richardranke7878 1935, sequel takes place 25 years after the original.
When Julie Andrews was filming "The Sound of Music", she would entertain the kids playing the von Trapp children by singing the songs from Mary Poppins, which she had already filmed, but had not yet been released. Having never heard the songs before, the kids thought she was just making them up.
The kids said they adored Julie when they were interviewed
@@mlchc9004 no rage
Another fun fact, The boy that played Micheal Banks was DEATHLY afraid of heights so whenever they had to redo a scene where he would be high up they would pay him 10 cents to redo it and that’s also why when they are climbing up the stairs of smoke during the chimney scene you can see Mary poppins holding out her umbrella and micheal hanging on because he was so scared
Honestly, Audrey was perfect for "My Fair Lady" as was Julie for "Mary Poppins", "The Sound of Music", and all her glorious films and recordings. Your gifts are much appreciated.
Julie would’ve been beyond perfection for MFL movie. She was incredibly amazing & brilliant on its Broadway version
@@mlchc9004I agree. Though Audrey was great, her singing voice in My Fair Lady (a MUSICAL film) was dubbed by Marni Nixon.
They should've included that Julie Andrews won the Oscar for Best Actress for her performance
What Made Realy frustrated
Dick The Chimney Sweep Not Nominated
Julie deserved that Oscar for Best Actress for her performance on the SOM
It's hard to believe Van Dyke didn't dance before Poppins! He has the moves.
Speaking as someone who was 6 years in 1964 when that movie was new i can tell you that Dick Van Dyke's accent made no difference to me at all! It was a children's movie and I've spoken with people who were children in the UK when the film first came out and they agreed - kids aren't critical of accents - it's the magic. And Mary Poppins HAD IT!
'Don't stay away too long' oh ok ill just come back in 54 years
One of my favorite scenes was when "Burt" drew scenes on the sidewalk and then they traveled through it for an unexpected great advefure.
Of which she did an amazing job with Maria in the "Sound of Music", and as Queen Clarisse in the Princess Daries. Her acting in both movies are exceptionally astonishing.
Love this movie so much. And here's some trivia- "Feed the Birds" is said by many-even by both Richard and Robert Sherman- to be Walt Disney's favorite song. I have the soundtrack to this movie and there's an interview with the brothers as the last track. In that interview, they tell the story of how every Friday Walt would call them up to his office and they'd talk about what's going on at the studio and in their lives, etc..then Walt would turn to Richard and say "Play it" and Richard knew what he meant and he'd go play the song for him. They say that Walt said in response ot the song something akin to "That's what it's about isn't it..the smallest act of kindness can go a long way to making a big impact on someone or someplace."
Yea gods, I hate feed the birds with a vengeance. I can’t stand the film from then on. And don’t get me started on chitty chitty bang bang. Even just the name make me blood pressure rise.
@@lula7982 So why are you watching this video then. Go and watch a film about killing people instead and leave this video to those of us who like this film.
Oooooooh touchè.
What a grumpy little troll you to assume you know the kind of films I like.
Have you watched The Bridges of Madison county. Not a film about killing eh ....
@@lula7982 You're the grumpy troll. You're the one you has come onto the comments section of a film you don't like just to slag it off.
Keep going you’re giving me jokes...
Mary Poppins was my childhood!!!! I am so excited to see what they did in the sequel.
Have you watched it yet??
The bit about how the book was taken off the shelves. You could also say the same now for Little House on the Prarie and Huckleberry Finn. There is a rumour that the author's name has been removed from Little House on the Prarie reprints because of the themes within and political correctness wants to do it with Mark Twain.
I'm sorry, but this is history. While it may be uncomfortable to think about by today's standards, it gives an insight into how far we have come. The same goes for To Kill a Mockingbird.
The themes and complex issues the reader learns about alongside the character, including, racism, class divide and how one holds to his own principle of what is right, despite the beliefs held by others is what makes it a classic.
Changing history for your own appeal doesn't make it accurate.
@@saffiegirl4158I agree. Exactly what I was trying to say in that of "Changing history for your own appeal doesn't make it accurate."
Heck, read any book written before 1920 and you're gonna find the "n" word there, even if the characters aren't supposed to be seen as racist. It was just the accepted word at the time. Sometimes it was meant as a slur, sometimes not (just like today).
Agreed- I dislike how things in the past (like literature and movies) are being judged by today's standards. The world use to be very different and instead of banning thing we need to be having conversations about how things change and what we do and say now and the reasons behind it. Teach progress and the history- don't ignore it and ban it!
I'm keeping my version of Huckleberry Finn from 1923. Now I'm really grateful I got Huckleberry Finn from my parents' library.
Alana King
Well said. I've loved the Little House books for over 40 years, and even as a child in elementary school, I viewed the negative views that some characters had about other people as being of that time, a century before my birth. I didn't then, and don't now, agree with many things in the books, but I still think they offer a valuable view into a period in history. I also think that those negative views can be used as learning opportunities, and conversation starters, for today's children, if an adult is prepared to treat the subject in an objective, sensitive manner.
Another fun unknown fact: When I worked as an attractions host at Disneyland, there was a metal logo attached to the control panels on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad which read "MAYPO". That stood for the fact that Mary Poppins generated so much money for the Walt Disney Studios that an entire new division, devoted to computer technology, was enhanced and new technology was invented by the masterminds at WED or what would later become Walt Disney Imagineering.
Did they use those characters exactly? Because those also look like capital Greek letters that make up the word " MAYPO" meaning "black". Not that there is any correlation but " Until 1985, instead of a traditional production logo, the opening credits of Disney films used to feature a title card that read "Walt Disney Presents", and later, "Walt Disney Productions Presents". In Never Cry Wolf, and the pre-release versions of Splash, it showed a light blue rectangle with the name "Walt Disney Pictures" and featured a white outline rectangle framing on a black screen.Beginning with the release of The Black Cauldron on July 24, 1985, Walt Disney Pictures introduced its fantasy castle logo "...just curious about the metal logo's origin and background meaning
@@crystal-jadelerios9604 Yes, they did use those exact letters and sometimes things don't translate from one language to the other.
@@pauldelgadillo1827 you are absolutely right! They don't always translate. Was just wondering if the inscription you told us about was linked to disney's logo and black screen usage history. Have an awesome day
Yeah it has to do with disney pioneering audioanimatronic technology in mary poppins (the bird perched on mary’s finger during “a spoonful of sugar”).
I remember my grandpa recording this on VHS and I would watch it like 3 times a week
I watched it all the time growing up. Now I watch it with my kids and I think I enjoy it more than they do. Lol
I recorded it for my kids...but I saw it on the big screen. Not bragging, just showing my age. Lol!
Practically perfect in every way ❤️
Mary Poppins was my LIFE when I was little... you could say it was my first fandom... when I was like 4
Emily Blunt is definitely the perfect choice for the new Mary Poppins.
Not really sorry
Umm, ok I guess. Who do you think should've played her?
@@highvoltageshock7933 Mr T
Still julie Andrews
@@ikbalmalikramadhan3939 Julie Andrews can't really sing anymore, unfortunately. She had surgery to remove nodules on her vocal cords in 1997 that went wrong. Still, it would've been nice if they'd given her at least a small role.
This is one of my favorite Disney movies.
One of my ALL TIME favorite movies, going to go watch it now, bye👀👋😄
I always found Duck Van Dyke’s accent iconic. Then again, I saw the movie when I was young when I originally saw it, so I didn’t think much of it originally.☺️😂
I do like what Bert says at the end of the movie "Goodbye, Mary Poppins, don't stay away too long.", It took her over 50 years to come back 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sang “Stay Awake” to my children when they were small. (My sister sang it to her daughter, too) I sing it to my patients (I’m a pedi RN), too! Everyone loves it! Thank you, Mary Poppins! So glad Julie Andrews was a soprano!! ❤️
I have a theory, Mary Poppins and Harry Potter take place in the same universe and Mary Poppins is a witch
According to "Saving Mr. Banks", Travers didn't hate the movie itself but she hated the idea of the movie and all the things Disney was suggesting.
No, the Cockney accent is not ideal.
But, van Dyke does a very good job playing Bert and he seemed to enjoy it.
So, who cares?!
Thank You for information. Mary Poppins and Sound of Music is truly my favorite film movies
One of my all-time favorite movies! May it last through generations to come, for families to enjoy ! 😍❤️🌹
Watch the original version and make your judgment. That laughing and floating scene only on the original was so contagiously amusing to many viewers and certainly good lasting healthy effect when I laugh too.
“Goodbye Mary Poppins. Don’t stay away too long”
She obviously didn’t listen... 54 years... 25 in the movie.
I've seen MP at least 50 times and I don't get tired of it........classic
I got my authentic Mary P. umbrella from H.S.N. recently . What a beautiful item complete with parrot handle !
I tried reading the Mary Poppins books after seeing the movie, but they're really poorly written. They're just very simple little "nothing" stories without depth. The movie has depth and a lot of undercurrents that adults will understand that are missing in the books.
Probably the best example of better movie than book in existence. Yes, the books are dreadful.
But, did you read them as an adult or as a kid. I've read them as kid and I thought they were wonderful (and ok, thats also 25 years ago but yeah :P )
What about how "Feed the Birds" was Walt Disney's favorite song and he convinced the elderly Jane Darwell to play the role of the bird lady. Most people probably know about Dick Van Dyke's duel role.
wouldn't have been funny if P. Travers herself played the part of the old lady feeding the birds.
chim chim cheery, chim chim cher roo…..
Brittany j Taylor -. The song and dancing was my favorite part!!!!
Juiie andrews got the part in the sound of music when the producers of the film asking disney to show them mary poppins which had not been relased at that point they were casting thier film
Really wonderful facts and fun tid bits thank you
Wait! You didn't finish the story at the end. People were so upset that she was snubbed with My Fair Lady, that at the Oscars that year, they gave Rex Harrison the oscar for best actor, and Julie the oscar for best actress. Then there was this awkward, iconic photo of Julie Andrews with Audrey Hepburn with Julie holding her oscar.
Well, it certainly was a tough year for all the nominees. In the best actor in a leading role they nominated Anthony Quinn as Zorba (probably *the* part is remembered for), Peter Sellers as three different characters in Dr. Strangelove (a better comedian than an actor), the always watchable Peter O'Toole (8 nominations never a winner) and Richard Burton (7 nominations never a winner). Rex Harrison was a worthy winner though.
I'm not sure I understand what you mean or whether you're misinformed - Audrey Hepburn wasn't nominated at all in the category best actress in a leading role. Were people outraged Audrey Hepburn wasn't even nominated? She was a modest and gracious woman who definitely wouldn't have felt offended herself.
I also believe that My Fair Lady was better than Mary Poppins and a more worthy Best Picture winner. That being said it was also a very tough year for nominated films. Personally I believe Stanley Kubrick's cold war dark comedy "Dr. Strangelove - Or How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb." is one of the best movies ever made and in an ideal world it would have won - as would Kubrick for Best Director. Anyways, I can also totally understand how it didn't win considering the sensitive political climate at the time and mostly young people enjoying it.
Julie Andrews really was on top of the world with Mary Poppins and then the huge success of Sound of Music the following year.
I 💘 this 🎥 despite it's flaws and controversies and the behind the scenes.
I loved the film saving mr banks very sad. Feed the birds brings tears to my eyes.
Him,a dancer......he could out dance me anytime and his singing is great
Mary Poppins is a Time Lord!!!!!
Robanah 😄
I love how casual they were about the sequel.
My favorite song from Mary Poppins .........................Supercalifragilisticexpialidociuos. That was mouth full
The sound of it is something quite atrocious
Mines too
Only a few words: It's practically perfect in every way, in fact, it's so practically perfect, that you could call it supercalifradgilisticexpialidocious.
I just realised Michael looks like a mini version of George.
She’s such a queen- & not just of Ginovia
Maybe its because I haven't seen the movie in at least a decade, but I have zero memory of that talking umbrella handle.
Great video! 😄😄 Thanks :)))
Love this video ♥️
I cant wait until December to see the return of Mary Poppins!
$4-$6 million in the early ‘60s isn’t modest - that’s a blockbuster movie!
Very much so. The original was a blockbuster movie . Their MP Returns didn’t do as they anticipated & wanted.
Very very great list I like it a lot and a lot of fun too and one of the best movies ever
Thank you a lot for like my comment
I must watch Mary Poppins again, on DVD. It came out in 1964, the same year that I did. I must then watch Mary Poppins Returns.
Another few things I heard about this movie is that Julie Andrews didn't take the film at first because it was too similar to The Sound of Music (a movie she did prior I think) and Angela Lansbury was considered for the role of Mary Poppins too I think. Even think even Audrey Hepburn was considered for Mary Poppins.
It's the opposite. She nearly didn't take The Sound of Music because she had just played a nanny in Poppins. Her baby daughter, Emma, was with her in Austria during filming....which is the reason she wasn't socializing with Christopher Plummer and Charmian Carr during their down time. Extra trivia.....Charmian Carr was the only actor among the "children" old enough to drink! She was 21.
@@colind3273 oh yeah! Sorry for that mixup there. Thanks for clearing that up :) I knew that Charmian Carr was 21 when she played the oldest 'child' which was very interesting nonetheless. Sadly Charmian died A few years ago due to dementia and another actress named Heather (she played one of the younger Von Trapp) died I think in 2018 or 2017 from cancer.
Well, as it's the 1964 Oscar nominee, not the (now current Emily Blunt flick), MP's not only older than TSOM but the first Julie Andrews movie. (SOM was released by 20th Century Fox in the next year.)
Omg this movie was awesome 😎❤️❤️ I’d love to watch it someday with my own son when he’s a little older. I can’t wait for the new Mary Poppins movie 🍿
My question though is what is Mary Poppins. Is she a witch or angel
Timelord!!
I prefer her a a witch ❤️👌🏽
She's a blue alien
Look into her connections to either Doctor Who’s TimeLords
Or. Harry Potter type witches. Hermione from HP seems to be teen & modernized version of her.
Magical lady
Julie Andrews though is a fantastic actress. Even I born in the 90s loved Mary popping and chitty chitty bang bang
I honestly have no recollection of the animated scenes from Mary poppins
Truly beautiful film movie, when did julie Andrew had her baby when did film start and end. Love soundtrack and film movie 100%. So glad she did this film movie two thumbs up 👍👍. So many years , still one greatest classic film movie today. Thank you.
Julie's baby Emma was born November 1962. The live action filming for Mary Poppins was in the spring and summer of 1963. There was a lot of post-production work to add all the animation so it was not premiered until August 1964. It was on general release in late 1964 and throughout 1965 (often at the same time as the Sound of Music so Julie was competing in two simultaneous hit movies). It won 5 Oscars in spring 1965.
I love this channel ❤❤❤❤
I LOVE Saving Mr Banks! My fave Disney movie!
Loved This Movie🌷💞
0:42 *NEXT UP! CHINESE MARY POPPINS!!*
Love it all--the original and the sequel!
You know, people get so mad when the movie is different from the book, but I seriously think it’s a copy righted issue. I haven’t read Mary Poppins only seen the movie, but I love it. It’s an amazing classic. I seriously hope that the sequel to Mary Poppins will be good. After seeing the Nutcracker movie and not liking it, I’m a little worried.
Well, maybe (on copyright). But books don't translate as well (same with audio--old radio shows, and the Chipmunks since 1958 have entraced folks as characters, so when the albums came out and the 1961 and 1983 show and more recent movies, it's a miracle since people were now SEEING those.Same with books.) And a Nanny doing some of those, the book couldn't do all that, and some of the things had to be made happier (the thing that P.L. also hated a lot..from the SAVING MR.BANKS movie on P.L turning down charming Mary: Tom Hanks as Walt Disney:"No MAGIC, no SUNNINESS..hmmm././THIS comes right from an author well known for flying nannies and parrot umbrellas that talk.! LOL)
Didja know: There was an American television version of "Mary Poppins" in 1950 on the series "Studio One", starring Mary Wickes in the title role.
Mrs Banks had 5 kids at least. Miss Poppins came back with each addition to the growing Banks Clan. There were at least two books that I’ve read
Saw Mary Poppins Returns, and while it was great, there weren’t any memorable songs in the sequel. Emily Blunt did a great job though.
Now do something about Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
it's funny you say that because CCBB feels like a continuation of MP. It's like seeing the life of Burt after the events of MP. Even the love interest in that movie looks a bit and sounds very much like Julie Andrews. And to think CCBB was written by Ian Fleming and produced by Albert Broccoli.
Oh yes the modest budget of LITERALLY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
great job disney, great job
I can't wait to see Lin-Manuel Miranda in the new version!💗
One of my favorite movies!
I love this movie! 😍😍 Have to see the second one too :))
I was intrigued by this video at the part about the deleted songs, and one of them about the zoo. Were they actually going to use the story from the Poppins books where Mary goes to the zoo after midnight, when humans are kept in cages and animals walk around and talk, and Mary is made their queen and sits on a throne made of snakes? (If you've never read the books you may be surprised on how trippy they are.)
I was just watching original marry poppins movie last night xD tho I have never watched saving Mr banks. I always wanted to watch it but could never find the movie.
Saving Mr. Banks is an excellent movie, and gives some good insight into the miserable life that P. L. Travers endured.
I truly would recommend watching it.
@@denagervino5872 how do you find the movie
@@leilanisunsets1362, I have not seen the new movie. I am a little worried it will not be nearly as good as the first. I don't think anything can compare. I so love Dick VanDyke.
I found Saving Mr. Banks in the "$5 bin" at Walmart. I'm sure if you can't find it in a store, it's available somewhere online.
Travers eventually warmed up to the movie after seeing it again in the 1980s. She even signed off for a musical as long as it had no involvement with the film or used American actors. After Travers' death Disney was able to get involved and began workshopping in the early 2000s.
Fun fact(I saw online):As you said the author of the book hated the movie so much that she banned them from making any type of sequal to it...they waited for her to die so they can make "Mary Poppins Returns"
Love mary poppins n sound of music julie andrews has a great voice
MsMojo this movie is my all time favorite
I love this movie 🖤
Wow 1964 actress was perfect. Jesus really shows off with his creations sometimes
i just saw mary poppins n it was great
“Poppins... Never ever just Mary”
You know what's funny? I am from India and am watching this video about a British character while doing my History work, writing about India in 1870's to 1947. :-) Mary Poppins is amazing though. I love her She's practically perfect in every way
Doing Marry Poppins Jr! Wish me luck! I got lines tho!
This is one of the best movie ever. I’m so sad they decided to make a sequel 60 years later bc Julie Andrews is the one and only Mary Poppins. Though I love Emily Blunt, she’ll never be as good as Andrews is 😩💕
I'm surprised there even is a sequel after what happened between Disney and Travers. I would have figured that Travers filed some sort of suit that would have banned any other Disney representations of her work.
I love Emily, but Julie is just magical.
Anyone else watching this with a parrot umbrella on your lap?
No, but my sister and I did get hard-cover kids books during Bert's one-man-band performance and hit them on our heads when he hit himself with the cymbal :)
Starts in Australia December 21st. I'll be there.
SUPERKALLIFRAGILISTISCHEXPIALIGETISCH😎 beat this in your Language 😂😂
Supercalifragilisticoespiralidoso in Latin America Spanish 🤟🏼
Im Mary Poppins Y'All!!!
CHILD: "Mary Poppins, Jack Turner pushed me into the mud today!"
MARY POPPINS: (starts whistling.)
I am Groot!
Both fabulous movies Julie Andews n Emily Blunt darlings legends ❤❤💥🌟