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@@juny1982 for a kid in school Eros its more like im here laides but for someone in older 20s savage its loud still but not as loud and its more clean cut fresh with a dark pepper like im a bad boy
Yep he was gonna get a compliment anyway, the perfume is just an ice breaker. We need a control in this exp for data - have another person use it on a large enough sample. If only there were enough avg looking youtubers to do this...
Not really. I've complimented 50 + old bald headed guys on Creed Aventus and Acqua di Gio Profumo just within the last week. Doesn't mean I want to sleep with them, they just smelled awesome.
@@BobbyGee78 this was just random old guys in the grocery store. They were well dressed but not physically attractive. I'm a bit of an extrovert, so if I have an opinion I'm likely to be vocal about it and I'm a bigtime frag head anyway.
@@BobbyGee78 oh that makes sense. I'm Vietnamese but grew up in the western United States. First Hawaii, then California. We are pretty opinionated out here lol.
@@winnienguyen4420 Seems sus - are you the impostor!! lol.. I would understand complementing if it was a new unknown scent to know which one it was, but I find it difficult to believe that people are complementing Acqua di Gio when they know what it is and its not a novelty for them anymore..
Agreed. I had 2 Fragrances and looking for a 3rd. Next thing I know I am asking my girl which one of these 10 should I get next and she was like what the….
Well said. I'm 23 years old male and he encouraged me to start wearing fragrances. Today i got my first one (Kenzo Homme EDT) i love it but i would still wear this stupid str8 if Jeremy was not here for us
Oh there is.. the original video has been deleted but there is a german guy reacting to it luckily.. Tip: Penhaligons Sohan is the way to go in this Situation
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Jeremy was pretty much the first fragrance UA-camr that I started watching. I feel like he cators just a little bit more to the younger crowd of guys in their 20s. But he led me to other UA-camrs like Ashton Kirkland with Gent Scents, Curly Scents, Demi Rawling, Fragmental, Redolescents, etc. I get decent recommendations and perspectives from all of them but Gent Scents is probably most in line with my tastes in fragrance.
I started complimenting myself every time I wear la nuit de llome and all the others in my collection, because I smell good and it makes me feel good and confident. I have been getting compliments for the last few months without missing a day 😃
The secret to getting compliments with fragrances is wearing a good fragrance that is unknown to your circle, let me explain. I used to wear Bleu de Chanel and Sauvage around my friends all the time, never got a compliment as both are fairly well known and my friends all have it or have smelled it before, but when I wore those near my now ex, her friends and her all complimented me because they weren’t used to that scent and they both smell pretty nice. So my tip is to either wear small boutique unknown fragrances or wear “underdog” fragrances as these will smell nice but still smell different and catch people’s attention.
Exactly. Everyone uses Dior Sauvage but I go for Dolce and Gabbana EDP and Versace Dylan Blue. I’m in India and I’m tryna get my hand on a 100ml bottle of Versace Eros EDP.
Or start layering when the smells become generic and experimenting with your own concoctions. The old dated green Polo with the new bleu electrique is surprisingly good. Like strawberry and pepper things you think should never mix sometimes just do.
Lasagnut 445 I know lol but around some people in my country it’s VERY rare because they’re kinda expensive here, so it impresses people as they’ve never smelled it before
This is a video when he was at his prime. Good content (a scenario written before recording) and good editing. This week he posted the 'most complimented perfumes edition 327' ...
I bought two fragrances for me and my husband on Jeremy's advice. It was my first ever purchase of perfume without trying it first and I have to say those are my and the husband's most favourite! The descriptions he gives are very helpful to make the right choice.
I’ll be blunt about this. Don’t trust COMPLETELY UA-camrs about compliments or even performance . Just because a reviewer tells you so , doesn’t mean that fragrance (or any in particular) will develop in your skin as good as theirs . That’s why I’m 50/50 . Good analysis 🧐
I couldn't agree more because I bought Versace eros edt and not once did someone compliment me on smelling nice......but the funny thing is many fragrance reviewers likes stating that its a compliment beast😐😐😐🤔
Jeremy is my covid-19 Fragrance Guy ... what else did we have to watch in 2019-2021 ??? He’s authentic and great stuff ,,, the twirl around made it😂 ,, i bought perfume because of him 👍🏻
I like how you are big enough to not only give your support to Jeremy, but you are also honourable and honest enough to give constructive critisism and also respectfully disagree with Jeremy. This is some powerful stuff, Antonio.
I absolutely love my dad's Terre D'hermes and Dior Eau Sauvage the I have bought for my husband years ago and he still loves it. To me it’s the best men's fragrances
Had Sauvage as a test for some days ... cannot understand where that passion for it comes from ... its OK, but not more ... there are a lot others, which are really really better than that ... even a Davidoff Cool Water is better than Sauvage and is much cheaper also ... i also had Diors Fahrenheit for a test ... same result ... its OK, but thats it ... the price for both is not justified ... well, maybe only my personell impression on it.
@@thejelico his is Eau sauvage, the bottleblooks like a hip flask, it's a sent that is quite fresh. I agree Davidoff cool water is quite similar, but I think some of my uncles were wearing eau sauvage when I was growing up, so it's a very distinct smell for me, and my husband really likes it!
The world of fragrances is so awsome when you jump down the rabbit hole ... I used to just get non branded ones to do the job because I didn't appreciate the impact that they had but now after buying my first couple of nice ones (TF ombre leather and Sauvage Elixir) I'm fully addicted. I feel more confident, love the smell and am into more aspects of style. Thanks for your channel man it's helped a lot on my journey so far 🤔
@@yurmelisa I disagree. The guy puts out prolific content and his locals are beautiful. Perfumery is supposed to be enjoyable and enhance a lifestyle. From the cloths he wears to the pretty girls he brings on to the exotic locals he goes to JF puts the pieces of the puzzle together. He’s not is a hoodie in his mom’s basement talking about the latest $500 niche frag, which is ridiculous.
I love how the ppl in the fragrance community all get along and compliment each other a respect each others opinions cuz I alway watch videos from ppl in the gym/workout community and they always hate on each other so it’s funny to see how different it is lol
My entire collection was based on Jeremy Fragrance reviews from the house of Creed to Parfum de Marly to the mid YSL line and Dior fragrance. Jeremy is the GOAT when it comes to fragrance reviews and along comes haters and critics trying to bring him down. Jeremy is the man! 💪🏾💪🏾
Hi Antonio, i follow Jeremy fragnance and i have to say that this is one of his best videos if not the best video he has made. The presentation, banter, background music was on point. Work of art
U have such a great fragrance on this list tha I really wonder do u really like them? Sauvage number one nah bro not even top 10 there are much much better options
Let's be honest the fragrance has to fit to your personality so each one of this is interchangeable depends on the situation and personal preference ✌️
I've gotta agree. Aventus is my most complimented fragrance. It's my daily signature scent, and I am constantly getting compliments. So much so that I've even gotten a corny nickname (Mr. Smell Good) from the convenience store ladies. 😂
I have not smelled all the fragrances that were recommended, but I do agree about Sauvage as it is my most complimented fragrance in my collection. It's even gotten me quite a few compliments out in public this past year with the majority of people wearing masks. On a side note, I have never smelled Aventus, or any fragrance in that price range. The closest thing to Aventus I have smelled is Montblanc Explorer, which I liked enough to buy a bottle and it does get me compliments, but nowhere near the amount I get with Sauvage.
@@kroppinator Antonios been doing colabs with Monica Cioch recently. You could also look at "Jus de rose" as well if you want womens opinion on fragrence. Avoid "Gents Scents" too. Whilst he clearly loves the subject, his choices are always panned by the ladies.
Top 10 Complimented, ok: 1. Versace Eros EDT 2. YSL Y EDP 3. ADG Profumo 4. Initio Parfumes Side Affect 5. Invictus Aqua 2016 6. Chanel Homme Sport Eau Extreme 7. Bleu de Channel EDP 8. JPG Ultra Male 9. Azzaro Wanted by Night 10. Armani Code Profumo
I think his mom painted the paintings...also love how Jeremy's English is filtered through the other languages he speaks, so he 'creates' new English expressions. So unique. Thanks for the video.
This is the video that I first watched when I got back into cologne after a 25 year gap. Out of the 14 he talks about, I've gotten to buy about half of these (I'm poor🙄). The other video I watched was by Gents Scents on what to get if you try scentbird, so you don't get ripped off money wise. This had me start back with Amouage Reflection Man and Jubilation XXV, which are still my Two favorite scents to this day. Thank you both Jeremy and Ashton
I agree more with you Antonio. I own and wear Jeremy’s Honorable Mentions and I would have put all of them in the Top Ten. My fragrance purchases have been based on Jeremy’s videos.
There’s no such thing as “too old” for a fragrance, i guess maybe there’s a “too young” but not “too old.” Weather you want to wear versace eros or dior sauvage, fucking do it.
In Men’s I don’t think there’s a set age. In women’s however it’s hard for a 40 year old to pull off Pink Sugar or Juicy Couture as they’re more aimed for women under 25
There are no age for perfume in my opinion, but it rather a social construct that we are usually thought where men should avoid wearing "synthetic" or "citrus-ish" perfumes if "you want to be taken seriously in your 30s" so do the women. But i get the whole point, youngsters tend to love lighter, brighter, more experimental notes than the older folks.
For me my top 15 fragrances ever (in no order) are: Guy Laroche - Drakkar Noir Yves Saint Laurent - La Nuit de L’Homme Tom Ford - Neroli Portofino Salvatore Ferragamo - F Black Calvin Klein - Eternity for Men Liz Clairborne - Curve Azzaro - Wanted Kenneth Cole - Reaction Dolce & Gabbana - The One Armaf - Club De Nuit Intense Chanel - Allure Homme Sport Paco Rabanne - Invictus Yves Saint Laurent - Y Dolce & Gabbana - Light Blue
I’ve always loved Abercrombie Fitch Fierce when First Instinct came out I bought it instantly. I like it but still prefer Fierce over it. EDT, EDP, Parfum etc it isn’t always the case that they are the same scent with a stronger performance, in many cases the EDP and Parfum have different notes more pronounced to change it from the original like the Sauvages.
I do about 15 to 22. But definitely depends what you're spraying. Dylan blue? Easily 18 sprays. Tom Ford tobacco oud or ombre leather? 6 , 7 at most for me
I share his love of great smells and how they make you feel so organically alive I trust that he loves with a passion great scents and he tries to be as genuine as he can with unrehearsed flare that's amusing at times. We all have that one Parfum that began our passionate obsession and we will be biased to it symbolically and pay amouage to that one not for being the best overall but being our first love he tends to do this with Blue Chanel lol
A was sooo disapointed in abercrombie - first instinct.. it smellls exactly like an axe shower gel i used to have. It s not bad! But i mean i had a 7$ product that smelled exactly like that. I gave me a good throwback to my youth :') good video my man! Keep it up
I just buy what smells good and what I like. Imagine if I bought every fragrance he says to buy I would be broke! He is a good sales man! Now sell me this pen!! Lol
Go with the small "samples" that can be purchased from Scent Split. You can get as small quantities as 1ml to the 9ml, for as little as $6.99. Even Jeremy's Office and Date can be purchased in small amounts. Although Im not going to, eventually, blind buy a $700 fragrance ( that Zeroff sells), I enjoy them all with the small samples.
I bought these fragrances because of Jeremy and I should say everything he says is so true! 1. Acqua Di Gio - Profumo 2. Jean Paul Gaultier - Le Male Le Parfum 3. Bleu de Channel - Eau De Parfum 4. Yves Saint Laurent - La Nuit Del Homme
Another great job assessing and sizing up a fragrance reviewer. Jeremy was the first one I saw that got me into men’s fragrances. He should have listed Dale Earnhardt ‘3’ instead of this guy for US viewers 😂👍🏼🇺🇸
This may be because I'm overwhelmed by all the options and haven't found my scent, but, this confirms my beliefs that you only wear fragrances for compliments by everyone or want 90-99% of women to find you attractive. I prefer narrowing my dating options and have select interactions with others based on my natural smell. Also, I prefer when compliments are extremely rare as they will become special.
Fragrances are one more tool in the arsenal for all of us. The sense of smell both evokes feelings and ties into the memories of those we interact with. A woman can attach how she felt when she was with you to the scent you were wearing that day. It also helps us feel better about ourselves. Find what you like, but mix it up. You don't need a signature scent to wear all the time. Just like you would not wear the same outfit every day.
@@Jettatura-yn8ss You seem to have skipped over the part of my comment where I mention I believe in your human natural smell. I bet nobody even wears fragrance when going to bed which makes wearing any irrelevant.
@@tradedate You seem to have skipped over the part of my comment where I mention I believe in your human natural smell. I bet nobody even wears fragrance when going to bed which makes wearing any irrelevant.
Antonio I have to say Dior Eau Sauvage is my number 1all time winner fragrance. I wear this when I'm sporting my grey flannel trousers and navy blue double breasted blazer/club tie combo.
A unique thing about Jeremy is that he never seems to engage in the backstabbing, gossipy reaction nonsense that seems to beset the fragrance and the wannabe fragrance community.
Several of the subscription companies now have Creed Aventus. You can try 8 ml for about $15. Royalty Scents is a company I really like for the more high end scents. They have a great selection of great houses like Chanel, Creed, Bond #9, Amouage, Parfums de Marly, and many more. Eight and Bob Egypt is one they just got in that is really good and hard to find at discounters.
When you become a real and mature man, the number one quality of a fragrance that you wear is that you really like it. It is secondary if some strange woman likes it. Lastly, when you are in a relationship, it is of utmost importance that your lady loves it.
I cannot justify paying the price tag on creed Aventis. I bought a clone for about 10% of the price. And, it works a treat. I get tons of unsolicited compliments on Armaf Club de Nuit Intense Every single time I wear it. I do mean every single time. It is a beautiful fragrance. I love wearing it. I don’t even mind the opening too much. Purists will turn their nose up at it because it’s not the original. But, it gets the job done and it doesn’t break the bank.
I think many of those in the Fragrance Community that rely on the UA-cam videos they post should THANK Jeremy Fragrance for what he has brought to the table....he is the Connor McGregor of the UFC, the Hulk Hogan of WWF....BOOM!
It's all relative anyway. ALL perfumes are being reformulated yearly to comply to IFRA (International Fragrance Association) regulations and for increased profit. When someone tells me that Chanel Bleu is the best fragrance according to them, I always answer, "Which year?" Today's Creed Aventus is not the same formulation as the one they made 5 years ago. And, in 5 years, it will have changed several times.
Yes, I agree with Jeremy's picks; I own many of them. But now let's talk about getting compliments. What with everyone walking around wearing a mask, are you still getting any compliments about the fragrance you are wearing? I doubt it. Today, I wear a fragrance for myself, and perhaps one day when the wearing of a mask is no longer required; the compliments will resume.
I just wear fragrances for myself. If I get compliments it's a plus. I work in a factory and just get sick of smelling the same crap everyday so I change it up
To each their own. I used to like jeremy until he became a coke-stripper, then I came across this guy, really sober, funny but not forced.. objectives criticism, not a tryhard.. but then again, some may prefer seeing jeremy do a line and then dancing on his white undies while spraying perfume all over the place
@@sanfranciscodamn Not at all! I used to enjoy his videos a lot, just stating facts. Did you get to see the pic he uploaded --then deleted on his IG with his nose full of powdered sugar?
Andres You’re wasting time here I don’t care about any of that I’ve got a busy life here in dystopian San Francisco. Remember, you came here piggybacking my comment instead of minding your own business. it’ll be interesting to know what sort of drugs you take😂😂
The most famous perfume makers do not talk about details with people, and this is what I love about Jeremy. He always tries to make the customer make the right choice through the details.
The only fragrance that I own from the list is Acqua di Gio Profumo. I understand about the appeal of the entry fragrance and can empathize with the notion. Although, in college, I used Amaris and later Polo green, I consider my entry cologne to be Gucci Pour Homme 1976. The reason is partly where I bought it and where I wore it for the first time - at the Rodeo Drive Gucci store. And then, I bought it again at that same store a year later and the clerk remembered my name and face. The first place I wore the Gucci fragrance was the night I bought it at the Victoria Station nightclub across from Universal Studios. The following year - July 1984, I wore it to the original Spago in West Hollywood. Not only did I receive beau coup compliments, but I also felt very confident once I sprayed it on. I also felt that the fragrance complemented my clothing that night (both clothing choice and color). I wore a white silk tweed sport jacket, white Armani dress shirt, a green gold and brown tie and brown light-weight wool pants. Oh, and I must state that that fragrance brought me more than compliments and confidence - if you catch my drift. 😉
Jeremy is professional, yes ofc there will be many comfortable and bazaar comments and opinions but thats part of the game.. you win, loose, succeed, and fail but you will surely learn and gain experience.
His reviews are usually very accurate to me. Even when it is something that may not be my taste, I never thought "Man..he was way off of the mark." What he does, however, is that he then repeats the same cycle of names over and over and ovvvvvvvver again..then he finds a few names here and there to throw in-usually more obscure fragrances or a personal favorite.
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This video is a great video and a good example of different tastes. It is obvious that both Jeremy and Antonio know what they are talking about, but they will not agree on everything. I've been researching fragrances for years and I've tried almost everything there is to try in order to make a similar list of my favorite fragrances. Out of my top 25, no more than 5 are considered superstars. Bleu de channel, Eros, Sauvage, JPG Ultra Male - none of that is in my top list. However, what makes those scents great is that most people will like them and pick them up in a store. They're solid and liked by almost everyone. Some of my favorite fragrances are Moschino Toy Boy, Tom Ford Fng Fabulous, Maison Martin Margiela By The Fireplace etc. Even though I like them better than Sauvage, I would not put any of them in a superstar list as they will get less compliments from people generally. I would be blown away by MMM Replica, but most people won't be, so Sauvage is a better fragrance in that way.
Many years on even these channels have matured. European, Eastern European, Arab, and American palettes are all different. There are fragrances very popular here in Dubai that I would not even get a sniff from a woman in a checkout line in California, and vice versa.
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Which one is better Savauge or Eros de Versace?
Jeremy 😂😂!! Hehehehe men
@@juny1982 for a kid in school Eros its more like im here laides but for someone in older 20s savage its loud still but not as loud and its more clean cut fresh with a dark pepper like im a bad boy
Yourself
The problem is that Jeremy is such good looking dude that he can use Eau de Urine and still can get almost all girls he wants :)
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😂😂😂 eau de urine
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Died laughing.
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jeremy has invented a way to talk about the same 25 frags 10 times a day
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I'd say this times 10. Every reviewer has copy pasted this list a few times each
love.
Be true to thyself is how I
see Jeremy... he is working hard!
@@TheSapanaro He's true to the camera. In real life he's a different person.
@@pucky8231 😂😂😂🤣 Stop.
@@Snk13_ty How do you know?
@@Snk13_ty what do you mean
Let's be honest here. We're all more likely to get complements when you're already a super tall good looking, confident dude like Jeremy is.
Yep he was gonna get a compliment anyway, the perfume is just an ice breaker. We need a control in this exp for data - have another person use it on a large enough sample. If only there were enough avg looking youtubers to do this...
Not really. I've complimented 50 + old bald headed guys on Creed Aventus and Acqua di Gio Profumo just within the last week. Doesn't mean I want to sleep with them, they just smelled awesome.
@@BobbyGee78 this was just random old guys in the grocery store. They were well dressed but not physically attractive. I'm a bit of an extrovert, so if I have an opinion I'm likely to be vocal about it and I'm a bigtime frag head anyway.
@@BobbyGee78 oh that makes sense. I'm Vietnamese but grew up in the western United States. First Hawaii, then California. We are pretty opinionated out here lol.
@@winnienguyen4420 Seems sus - are you the impostor!! lol.. I would understand complementing if it was a new unknown scent to know which one it was, but I find it difficult to believe that people are complementing Acqua di Gio when they know what it is and its not a novelty for them anymore..
Despite the social media hypocrisy, Jeremy touched us and lifted us from zero knowledge of perfumes to the perfum heads that we are now.
Agreed. I had 2 Fragrances and looking for a 3rd. Next thing I know I am asking my girl which one of these 10 should I get next and she was like what the….
True lulw
Well said. I'm 23 years old male and he encouraged me to start wearing fragrances. Today i got my first one (Kenzo Homme EDT) i love it but i would still wear this stupid str8 if Jeremy was not here for us
thank you jeremy!!
People like to build others up and then tear them down
I wish there was a “Top 10 fragrances to wear before getting in a fight” list
Oh there is.. the original video has been deleted but there is a german guy reacting to it luckily..
Tip: Penhaligons Sohan is the way to go in this Situation
No need for a top 10. There's only 1
Stetson for men.
20 sprays of Lapidus Pour Homme
Tabac, 10 sprays for good measure.
Drakkar Noir
This video from Jeremy started my journey. His voice, enthusiasm and how he described every fragrance made me become obsessed with fragrances.
6 Important Guidelines in Life
-When you are Alone, mind your Thoughts.
-When you are with Friends, mind your Tongue.
-When you are Angry, mind your Temper.
-When you are with a Group, mind your Behavior.
-When you are in Trouble, mind your Emotion.
-When God starts blessing you, mind your EGO.
Great advice......in summary... humbleness, humility is key
When you're in public Mind Your Business
@Seal of Light only when you have a fragile ego :p
Shut up.
When you are Homeless, just buy a house
Its his energy for me. He has done much to up my knowledge and love for fragrance. My business grew too with the kind of knowledge he gives.
Awesome!
What knowledge? He just makes top 10 lists.
I don't get it, every time he gives 10 the most basic and cheap-smelling fragrances ever.
@@epicness4life36 Jeremy Is rich and everyone loves him while your in a comment section. Don’t ever disrespect the king of fragrance again
@@nardeeze1741 maybe because I am from Europe, and here fragrances like sauvage, eros etc. have bad rep
Jeremy was pretty much the first fragrance UA-camr that I started watching. I feel like he cators just a little bit more to the younger crowd of guys in their 20s. But he led me to other UA-camrs like Ashton Kirkland with Gent Scents, Curly Scents, Demi Rawling, Fragmental, Redolescents, etc. I get decent recommendations and perspectives from all of them but Gent Scents is probably most in line with my tastes in fragrance.
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@@SilverStamp6413also school of scents
I started complimenting myself every time I wear la nuit de llome and all the others in my collection, because I smell good and it makes me feel good and confident. I have been getting compliments for the last few months without missing a day 😃
Fine! 😉
Right on buddy I like your style
“La nuit de l’homme”. Honestly, getting into perfumes and style, also implies correctly writing the name of your favourite cologne
The secret to getting compliments with fragrances is wearing a good fragrance that is unknown to your circle, let me explain. I used to wear Bleu de Chanel and Sauvage around my friends all the time, never got a compliment as both are fairly well known and my friends all have it or have smelled it before, but when I wore those near my now ex, her friends and her all complimented me because they weren’t used to that scent and they both smell pretty nice. So my tip is to either wear small boutique unknown fragrances or wear “underdog” fragrances as these will smell nice but still smell different and catch people’s attention.
Bingo 💯
Exactly. Everyone uses Dior Sauvage but I go for Dolce and Gabbana EDP and Versace Dylan Blue. I’m in India and I’m tryna get my hand on a 100ml bottle of Versace Eros EDP.
Or start layering when the smells become generic and experimenting with your own concoctions. The old dated green Polo with the new bleu electrique is surprisingly good. Like strawberry and pepper things you think should never mix sometimes just do.
Bleu de chanel and sauvage is the opposite of underdog cologne. Legit the most common fragrances right now
Lasagnut 445 I know lol but around some people in my country it’s VERY rare because they’re kinda expensive here, so it impresses people as they’ve never smelled it before
This is a video when he was at his prime. Good content (a scenario written before recording) and good editing. This week he posted the 'most complimented perfumes edition 327' ...
He's the #1 fragrance influencer on social media. Yes I trust him.
He's no. 1 mainly because people think he is attractive. There a far, far more knowledgeable people than this guy.
@@theunfazed7109 Thanks for backing that claim with an exhaustive list of examples. You certainly proved him wrong, good job!
@@undeny Why, thank you!
Hahaha monkey see monkey doo… hahhaha. And i am with you TheUnfazed.
@@theunfazed7109 no bro
They respect each other, especially the Internet should be a place for love and understanding, like this vid a lot!
I bought two fragrances for me and my husband on Jeremy's advice. It was my first ever purchase of perfume without trying it first and I have to say those are my and the husband's most favourite!
The descriptions he gives are very helpful to make the right choice.
Can you please tell the names!
@@girlpower7329 Guerlain Bloom of Rose for me. Guerlain L'Homme Ideal for my husband - it turned out to be his most favorite perfume.
I’ll be blunt about this. Don’t trust COMPLETELY UA-camrs about compliments or even performance . Just because a reviewer tells you so , doesn’t mean that fragrance (or any in particular) will develop in your skin as good as theirs . That’s why I’m 50/50 . Good analysis 🧐
These reviewers lie more than the weather
@@benjaminmensah5075 you recommend me dior savage as a teenager if so which one edp or edt
I couldn't agree more because I bought Versace eros edt and not once did someone compliment me on smelling nice......but the funny thing is many fragrance reviewers likes stating that its a compliment beast😐😐😐🤔
@@jonathanrojas2450 edp lasts longer
@@bauerbrianmundinda8973 because Eros is one of the most used fragrances bruh, been told so many times that I smell like someone’s ex☠️
Jeremy is my covid-19 Fragrance Guy ... what else did we have to watch in 2019-2021 ??? He’s authentic and great stuff ,,, the twirl around made it😂 ,, i bought perfume because of him 👍🏻
I like how you are big enough to not only give your support to Jeremy, but you are also honourable and honest enough to give constructive critisism and also respectfully disagree with Jeremy. This is some powerful stuff, Antonio.
This guy just does what he likes and enjoys. He loves life and people mock him for it...
I absolutely love my dad's Terre D'hermes and Dior Eau Sauvage the I have bought for my husband years ago and he still loves it. To me it’s the best men's fragrances
Had Sauvage as a test for some days ... cannot understand where that passion for it comes from ... its OK, but not more ... there are a lot others, which are really really better than that ... even a Davidoff Cool Water is better than Sauvage and is much cheaper also ... i also had Diors Fahrenheit for a test ... same result ... its OK, but thats it ... the price for both is not justified ... well, maybe only my personell impression on it.
@@thejelico his is Eau sauvage, the bottleblooks like a hip flask, it's a sent that is quite fresh. I agree Davidoff cool water is quite similar, but I think some of my uncles were wearing eau sauvage when I was growing up, so it's a very distinct smell for me, and my husband really likes it!
While I love terre dhermes on myself (its my favorite), most women don't really love it. Vetiver is hard for most women in my age group.
I bought a sample of TDH days ago and it simultaneously smells like a childhood memory fragrance but also like a totally new one. 😀
The world of fragrances is so awsome when you jump down the rabbit hole ... I used to just get non branded ones to do the job because I didn't appreciate the impact that they had but now after buying my first couple of nice ones (TF ombre leather and Sauvage Elixir) I'm fully addicted. I feel more confident, love the smell and am into more aspects of style. Thanks for your channel man it's helped a lot on my journey so far 🤔
Jeremy has convinced me to buy more fragrances that I have sold than any other reviewer.
Man I haven't watched a Jeremy video since he launched his fragrance.
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When Jeremy used to be the Fragrance King like FR !!! his hype into frags is just MAGIC at its finest
Now he is wayyyyy back on the list of people that are actually sharing good knowledge about fragrance!
@@yurmelisa I disagree. The guy puts out prolific content and his locals are beautiful. Perfumery is supposed to be enjoyable and enhance a lifestyle. From the cloths he wears to the pretty girls he brings on to the exotic locals he goes to JF puts the pieces of the puzzle together. He’s not is a hoodie in his mom’s basement talking about the latest $500 niche frag, which is ridiculous.
@@yurmelisa can you tell me who's sharing good knowledge? I'd love to watch their channels
"Even Prada did not expect it will be one of my most complimented fragrances..."
Prada - you should ask Jeremy before producing next scent:)
Coz he is expert
Everyone universally misses old Jeremy. Wish he would hear that and run with it.
Bro is on crack ig.
The only compliment I got so far while wearing a fragrance was from my mother so I think it is more about how you look and not how you smell
He gives me american psycho vibes.
He is German
Kkkkkkkkk...verdade.
@@thirdcoastmex1156 he’s talking about the movie/book series. Not an actual American who’s a psycho.
I love how the ppl in the fragrance community all get along and compliment each other a respect each others opinions cuz I alway watch videos from ppl in the gym/workout community and they always hate on each other so it’s funny to see how different it is lol
The problem with a lot of these scents, is that EVERYONE wears them….
Most people don’t even wear fragrance...
It would've been more correct, if you had said: EVERYONE WHO KNOWS ABOUT PERFUMES wears them...
@@HollerAtcherBoi those people I don’t care about and are clearly savages.
My entire collection was based on Jeremy Fragrance reviews from the house of Creed to Parfum de Marly to the mid YSL line and Dior fragrance. Jeremy is the GOAT when it comes to fragrance reviews and along comes haters and critics trying to bring him down. Jeremy is the man! 💪🏾💪🏾
Hi Antonio, i follow Jeremy fragnance and i have to say that this is one of his best videos if not the best video he has made. The presentation, banter, background music was on point. Work of art
I'd love to see your top 10 fragrances, that would be interesting
I just bought my first fragrance because of Jeremy. Will buy another soon.
What did you buy?
Pink sugar. Sweet and mild
Thanks to Jeremy I have found so many favorite parfumes!
Top 5:
5- Tom Ford - Tobboco Oud
4- Hermes - Terre D'hermes (Pure Parfum)
3- Amouage - Epic
2- Parfum de Marly - Herod
1- Dior Sauvage (can't beat it)
U have such a great fragrance on this list tha I really wonder do u really like them? Sauvage number one nah bro not even top 10 there are much much better options
Let's be honest the fragrance has to fit to your personality so each one of this is interchangeable depends on the situation and personal preference ✌️
I've gotta agree. Aventus is my most complimented fragrance. It's my daily signature scent, and I am constantly getting compliments. So much so that I've even gotten a corny nickname (Mr. Smell Good) from the convenience store ladies. 😂
This feels like a family guy cartoon scene when you walk out and then next man walks in and they all giggle and also call him Mr. smell good 😂😂
I have not smelled all the fragrances that were recommended, but I do agree about Sauvage as it is my most complimented fragrance in my collection. It's even gotten me quite a few compliments out in public this past year with the majority of people wearing masks. On a side note, I have never smelled Aventus, or any fragrance in that price range. The closest thing to Aventus I have smelled is Montblanc Explorer, which I liked enough to buy a bottle and it does get me compliments, but nowhere near the amount I get with Sauvage.
Armaf Club De Nuit Intense is also the closest to being like Creed Aventus!
For me it is Channel Eau de parfum
@@Vdkkkkkkkkkk creed Aventus Cologne is the closest to Creed Aventus.
@@stealth1077 ehh I have Creed and Armaf. In my opinion Armaf is stronger has more longevity and projects further out in the air.
@@Vdkkkkkkkkkk Does it smell just like creed?
Antonio I would love for you to make some videos with your wife and hear her opinions especially regarding fragrance
I love this idea!
@@kroppinator Antonios been doing colabs with Monica Cioch recently. You could also look at "Jus de rose" as well if you want womens opinion on fragrence.
Avoid "Gents Scents" too. Whilst he clearly loves the subject, his choices are always panned by the ladies.
I finally got how to pronounce Michael Schumacher in the correct way
Top 10 Complimented, ok:
1. Versace Eros EDT
2. YSL Y EDP
3. ADG Profumo
4. Initio Parfumes Side Affect
5. Invictus Aqua 2016
6. Chanel Homme Sport Eau Extreme
7. Bleu de Channel EDP
8. JPG Ultra Male
9. Azzaro Wanted by Night
10. Armani Code Profumo
Ysl y my fav
I think his mom painted the paintings...also love how Jeremy's English is filtered through the other languages he speaks, so he 'creates' new English expressions. So unique. Thanks for the video.
Based strictly on compliments: 1. Sauvage 2. Y EDP 3. Prada Luna Rosa Black 4. PDM Layton Exclusif. 5. Chanel Allure eu Extreme.
Sauvage Dior parfum? Or Sauvage Dior Eau de toilette??
@@302207christhian The whole line is compliment monsters. But I would rank them: 1. EDP 2. EDT 3. Elixer (it’s not as versatile) 4. perfume
@@302207christhian sauvage parfum, lady told me its a 9.5/10 , another lady said it's wonderful sexy date fragrance
"If you're not smelling it with three sprays, put on 30." LOLOLOL
Jeremy has done a lot of good he actually motivated me and lots of friends to step up our game ,just like this channel
I started watching him but later noticed he talked about the same fragrances around. I do watch him from time to time.
I watch him all the time. Market demands change over time. Reformulations change. Opinions change. He is the best in the fragrance business.
This is the video that I first watched when I got back into cologne after a 25 year gap. Out of the 14 he talks about, I've gotten to buy about half of these (I'm poor🙄). The other video I watched was by Gents Scents on what to get if you try scentbird, so you don't get ripped off money wise. This had me start back with Amouage Reflection Man and Jubilation XXV, which are still my Two favorite scents to this day. Thank you both Jeremy and Ashton
I agree more with you Antonio. I own and wear Jeremy’s Honorable Mentions and I would have put all of them in the Top Ten. My fragrance purchases have been based on Jeremy’s videos.
I’m probably too old for it, but man, Versace Eros just smells so good. Thought maybe it would take the #10 spot, or at least an honorable mention.
There’s no such thing as “too old” for a fragrance, i guess maybe there’s a “too young” but not “too old.” Weather you want to wear versace eros or dior sauvage, fucking do it.
In Men’s I don’t think there’s a set age. In women’s however it’s hard for a 40 year old to pull off Pink Sugar or Juicy Couture as they’re more aimed for women under 25
There are no age for perfume in my opinion, but it rather a social construct that we are usually thought where men should avoid wearing "synthetic" or "citrus-ish" perfumes if "you want to be taken seriously in your 30s" so do the women. But i get the whole point, youngsters tend to love lighter, brighter, more experimental notes than the older folks.
@@narutospersona426 how old is 'too young'
Thank you RMRS for not being a hater, and even going further to support other men with your same mission.
-cesar
Fragrance doesn't matter as much as genetics.
As a person getting into the perfume business, glad I found his channel
Every compliment is immortal because it lasts forever. Until the person said "nevermind I take it back, I don't like anymore"
which most complimented fragrances of all time? of this week? last week? or the week before?
Most Complimented Nr. 2221 Vol. 3332 😁
For me my top 15 fragrances ever (in no order) are:
Guy Laroche - Drakkar Noir
Yves Saint Laurent - La Nuit de L’Homme
Tom Ford - Neroli Portofino
Salvatore Ferragamo - F Black
Calvin Klein - Eternity for Men
Liz Clairborne - Curve
Azzaro - Wanted
Kenneth Cole - Reaction
Dolce & Gabbana - The One
Armaf - Club De Nuit Intense
Chanel - Allure Homme Sport
Paco Rabanne - Invictus
Yves Saint Laurent - Y
Dolce & Gabbana - Light Blue
I can’t wait to see the reviewer, reviewing the reviewer, reviewing the reviewer, reviewing the reviewer. Let’s go 4 deep lol.
that reminds me of filming old thick TVs with a camcorder and the picture gets multiplied to an infinite tunnel.
😂😂😂😂 it's like a "play" performed not on stages but in front of cameras and on social media
I’ve always loved Abercrombie Fitch Fierce when First Instinct came out I bought it instantly. I like it but still prefer Fierce over it.
EDT, EDP, Parfum etc it isn’t always the case that they are the same scent with a stronger performance, in many cases the EDP and Parfum have different notes more pronounced to change it from the original like the Sauvages.
So we shouldn't be doing 30 sprays?! 😂
No don't listen to that curly witch
try 29
Try 1
I do about 15 to 22. But definitely depends what you're spraying. Dylan blue? Easily 18 sprays. Tom Ford tobacco oud or ombre leather? 6 , 7 at most for me
I share his love of great smells and how they make you feel so organically alive I trust that he loves with a passion great scents and he tries to be as genuine as he can with unrehearsed flare that's amusing at times. We all have that one Parfum that began our passionate obsession and we will be biased to it symbolically and pay amouage to that one not for being the best overall but being our first love he tends to do this with Blue Chanel lol
A was sooo disapointed in abercrombie - first instinct.. it smellls exactly like an axe shower gel i used to have. It s not bad! But i mean i had a 7$ product that smelled exactly like that. I gave me a good throwback to my youth :') good video my man! Keep it up
You should react one of Demi Rawling’s videos. She really have great taste in men’s fragrance.
As always, great video Antonio!!!
She's dating the son of the man who owns PdM and, shockingly, she loves PdM. She's not to be trusted.
I just buy what smells good and what I like. Imagine if I bought every fragrance he says to buy I would be broke! He is a good sales man! Now sell me this pen!! Lol
😂🤣🤣🤣
If you bought every fragrance he told you too then you'd either be a scent renter or would have to make your own channel just to get by.
Go with the small "samples" that can be purchased from Scent Split. You can get as small quantities as 1ml to the 9ml, for as little as $6.99.
Even Jeremy's Office and Date can be purchased in small amounts. Although Im not going to, eventually, blind buy a $700 fragrance ( that Zeroff sells), I enjoy them all with the small samples.
I bought these fragrances because of Jeremy and I should say everything he says is so true!
1. Acqua Di Gio - Profumo
2. Jean Paul Gaultier - Le Male Le Parfum
3. Bleu de Channel - Eau De Parfum
4. Yves Saint Laurent - La Nuit Del Homme
Another great job assessing and sizing up a fragrance reviewer. Jeremy was the first one I saw that got me into men’s fragrances.
He should have listed Dale Earnhardt ‘3’ instead of this guy for US viewers 😂👍🏼🇺🇸
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You dont have to look like Jeremy to compliments, you have to be confident like he is and wear those perfumes like a superstar that we all are 🌟
Jeremy like a perfume saler
This guy like television cheap sale . His accent and speak speed is terrible
This may be because I'm overwhelmed by all the options and haven't found my scent, but, this confirms my beliefs that you only wear fragrances for compliments by everyone or want 90-99% of women to find you attractive. I prefer narrowing my dating options and have select interactions with others based on my natural smell. Also, I prefer when compliments are extremely rare as they will become special.
Fragrances are one more tool in the arsenal for all of us. The sense of smell both evokes feelings and ties into the memories of those we interact with. A woman can attach how she felt when she was with you to the scent you were wearing that day. It also helps us feel better about ourselves.
Find what you like, but mix it up. You don't need a signature scent to wear all the time. Just like you would not wear the same outfit every day.
Wear something you think smells good for yourself.
@@Jettatura-yn8ss You seem to have skipped over the part of my comment where I mention I believe in your human natural smell. I bet nobody even wears fragrance when going to bed which makes wearing any irrelevant.
@@tradedate You seem to have skipped over the part of my comment where I mention I believe in your human natural smell. I bet nobody even wears fragrance when going to bed which makes wearing any irrelevant.
Antonio I have to say Dior Eau Sauvage is my number 1all time winner fragrance. I wear this when I'm sporting my grey flannel trousers and navy blue double breasted blazer/club tie combo.
One fragrance nobody talks about that is on my top (on the expensive side) is Louis Vuitton Meteor.
A unique thing about Jeremy is that he never seems to engage in the backstabbing, gossipy reaction nonsense that seems to beset the fragrance and the wannabe fragrance community.
Well said, it’s a little sad to hear this. I’m unsubscribed now.
Very positive person
Won't deny not splashed the cash on Creed, but given the way you and Jeremy talk about it, it's tempting
There's great clones and alternatives that some say are even better than the OG.
Buy a decant sample first
I bought a creed (original santal) bottle on a Facebook group for under 100 dollars.
try club de nuit intense man..a clone of aventus with better performance & lesser price tag
Several of the subscription companies now have Creed Aventus. You can try 8 ml for about $15. Royalty Scents is a company I really like for the more high end scents. They have a great selection of great houses like Chanel, Creed, Bond #9, Amouage, Parfums de Marly, and many more. Eight and Bob Egypt is one they just got in that is really good and hard to find at discounters.
When you become a real and mature man, the number one quality of a fragrance that you wear is that you really like it. It is secondary if some strange woman likes it. Lastly, when you are in a relationship, it is of utmost importance that your lady loves it.
I cannot justify paying the price tag on creed Aventis. I bought a clone for about 10% of the price. And, it works a treat. I get tons of unsolicited compliments on Armaf Club de Nuit Intense Every single time I wear it. I do mean every single time. It is a beautiful fragrance. I love wearing it. I don’t even mind the opening too much. Purists will turn their nose up at it because it’s not the original. But, it gets the job done and it doesn’t break the bank.
Share the link of the rip off please
@@saiyamshah384 Armaf Club de Nuit Intense
Jeremy was the one who made me start my perfume collection my guest room looks like a perfume shop
Smashing my head into the wall for these great fragrances!! Boom
I think many of those in the Fragrance Community that rely on the UA-cam videos they post should THANK Jeremy Fragrance for what he has brought to the table....he is the Connor McGregor of the UFC, the Hulk Hogan of WWF....BOOM!
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Jeremy is the king of fragrances
One of his million top 10 most complimented fragrances his has
It's all relative anyway. ALL perfumes are being reformulated yearly to comply to IFRA (International Fragrance Association) regulations and for increased profit. When someone tells me that Chanel Bleu is the best fragrance according to them, I always answer, "Which year?" Today's Creed Aventus is not the same formulation as the one they made 5 years ago. And, in 5 years, it will have changed several times.
Yes, I agree with Jeremy's picks; I own many of them. But now let's talk about getting compliments. What with everyone walking around wearing a mask, are you still getting any compliments about the fragrance you are wearing? I doubt it. Today, I wear a fragrance for myself, and perhaps one day when the wearing of a mask is no longer required; the compliments will resume.
As someone who smelled Valentino intense its sweet and perfect for dates and intimacy I agree for it being top 10 super good
I just wear fragrances for myself. If I get compliments it's a plus. I work in a factory and just get sick of smelling the same crap everyday so I change it up
I like the no nonsense approach, but it's hard to know when that is happening these days.
Jermey imho is the best perfume guy on YT I’ve blind bought many bottles based on his recommendations.
To each their own. I used to like jeremy until he became a coke-stripper, then I came across this guy, really sober, funny but not forced.. objectives criticism, not a tryhard.. but then again, some may prefer seeing jeremy do a line and then dancing on his white undies while spraying perfume all over the place
Andres you sound like a hard-core hater😂😂
@@sanfranciscodamn Not at all! I used to enjoy his videos a lot, just stating facts. Did you get to see the pic he uploaded --then deleted on his IG with his nose full of powdered sugar?
Andres You’re wasting time here I don’t care about any of that I’ve got a busy life here in dystopian San Francisco. Remember, you came here piggybacking my comment instead of minding your own business. it’ll be interesting to know what sort of drugs you take😂😂
@@sanfranciscodamn so busy that you took the time to reply.. anyhow, the hypocrisy..
Great reaction video 👏 I love that you are fair and respect Jeremy, there’s enough negativity and bashing on UA-cam.
Good comment
Curly mocking the legendary Jeremy is too cheap to get numbers. The bashing that he needs help is to me like backstabbing him.
The most famous perfume makers do not talk about details with people, and this is what I love about Jeremy. He always tries to make the customer make the right choice through the details.
The only fragrance that I own from the list is Acqua di Gio Profumo.
I understand about the appeal of the entry fragrance and can empathize with the notion. Although, in college, I used Amaris and later Polo green, I consider my entry cologne to be Gucci Pour Homme 1976. The reason is partly where I bought it and where I wore it for the first time - at the Rodeo Drive Gucci store. And then, I bought it again at that same store a year later and the clerk remembered my name and face. The first place I wore the Gucci fragrance was the night I bought it at the Victoria Station nightclub across from Universal Studios.
The following year - July 1984, I wore it to the original Spago in West Hollywood. Not only did I receive beau coup compliments, but I also felt very confident once I sprayed it on. I also felt that the fragrance complemented my clothing that night (both clothing choice and color). I wore a white silk tweed sport jacket, white Armani dress shirt, a green gold and brown tie and brown light-weight wool pants.
Oh, and I must state that that fragrance brought me more than compliments and confidence - if you catch my drift. 😉
Jeremy is so good at promoting perfumes, the 2 best i have is because of him.
Jeremy is professional, yes ofc there will be many comfortable and bazaar comments and opinions but thats part of the game.. you win, loose, succeed, and fail but you will surely learn and gain experience.
Well i think you don't have to agree or disagree I have all of them including the honored mentioned. And I love them all. Thank you Antonio. God bless
I believe Prada Luna Rosa Black should be somewhere
The real secret of fragrances is to sod whatever Jeremy think, wear what you like and any compliments (or anything else) you get are a bonus
His reviews are usually very accurate to me. Even when it is something that may not be my taste, I never thought "Man..he was way off of the mark." What he does, however, is that he then repeats the same cycle of names over and over and ovvvvvvvver again..then he finds a few names here and there to throw in-usually more obscure fragrances or a personal favorite.
Jeremy and Antonio together is perfect
I've gotten a ton of compliments when I wear Gurlain Ideal Homme.
In your eyes, I see a world so pure,
A love that will forever endure.
Your touch, your kiss, they set me free,
And in your arms, I am meant to be.
For you are the light that guides my way,
The warmth that brightens up my day.
With you, I've found a love so deep,
A love that I'll forever keep.
This video is a great video and a good example of different tastes. It is obvious that both Jeremy and Antonio know what they are talking about, but they will not agree on everything. I've been researching fragrances for years and I've tried almost everything there is to try in order to make a similar list of my favorite fragrances. Out of my top 25, no more than 5 are considered superstars. Bleu de channel, Eros, Sauvage, JPG Ultra Male - none of that is in my top list.
However, what makes those scents great is that most people will like them and pick them up in a store. They're solid and liked by almost everyone. Some of my favorite fragrances are Moschino Toy Boy, Tom Ford Fng Fabulous, Maison Martin Margiela By The Fireplace etc. Even though I like them better than Sauvage, I would not put any of them in a superstar list as they will get less compliments from people generally. I would be blown away by MMM Replica, but most people won't be, so Sauvage is a better fragrance in that way.
Many years on even these channels have matured. European, Eastern European, Arab, and American palettes are all different. There are fragrances very popular here in Dubai that I would not even get a sniff from a woman in a checkout line in California, and vice versa.
when i first saw that jeremy video i was hooked, everything was just cool