Picard and Data Board the Klingon Vessel and Proceed Toward Romulus Space

Star Trek The Next Generation Season 5 Episode 7 Unification I

[@robertmoore6149]

The Klingon captain practically smiled when he realized Picard was going to go along with being aboard a Klingon vessel not complaining, not asking for special treatment, and carrying out a dangerous mission.

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

That's one of the things I like about Klingons. They don't have time for bullshit.

[@blackdog6969]

@@MiketheratguyMultimedia No time for bullshit but plenty of charisma for bullshiting. For a race known for battle, they do have a good sense of humour

[@robjackson5245]

Beastin niggaz Klingons are

[@Ont785]

The Klingon captain obviously should respect as well. He personally Escorted them to the quarters

[@jkeelsnc]

And situations like this is how the Klingons learned to respect humans because many humans eventually learned to respect them.

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

I remembered the "we do not soften our bodies" scene for years and years but never knew until today that it was Bill from King of the Hill that performed it, lol.

[@TheSkunkwrkr]

It's also Milton from Office Space or the nerdy guy from Dodge Ball.

[@GetRidOfCivilAssetForfeiture]

Also the News Radio station owner.

[@NealX_Gaming]

Knowing Klingons Picard probably gained that captain's respect by not caving to his demands.

[@DD-wx4jc]

It's a good day to die, after all

[@enlightendbel]

Picard being unphased by the prospect of certain death if discovered on this mission also earns him great respect.

[@huskyfaninmass1042]

So Picard passed their shit test?

[@ForceMaximus84]

That’s Stephen Root, aka Milton in Office Space, as the Klingon captain.

[@Jabberwockybird]

"The Federation hasn't used money in years, but by some glitch, he was still getting a paycheck. So we fixed the glitch"

[@TypOPositiv]

He also played Jimmy James on Newsradio.

[@timsanderson5572]

The captain is cranky because no one ever gave him back his stapler.

[@TypOPositiv]

@@timsanderson5572 at least he didn’t set the ship on fire.

[@bigpapi77]

He’s gonna put strychnine in the gagh.

[@strangelee4400]

"A flat bed!? In the Federation we sleep on a bed of nails! With scorpions! And NO BEDTIME STORY!"

[@Happy-fu7fb]

😂🤣😂Yes!

[@kellyweingart3692]

lol

[@mikej9470]

Klingons sleep almost as rough as Australians.

[@corruptsolstice340]

@@mikej9470 Almost. We sleep with 50 Black Widows a night. And 500 snakes covering the floor.

[@mikej9470]

@@corruptsolstice340 Sounda kinda tame from what I've heard from others. Something about flying spiders with radioactive venom

[@paulkerrigan4051]

Stephen Root! Brilliant cameo from an underrated actor.

[@disaanee]

So underrated! He blends into a role better than any actor I've ever seen.

[@Bdakkon]

Better hope that ships cloaking device is in tip top shape. Can't imagine even a cloaked ship had an easy time getting all the way to Romulus undetected. Credit to that captain and crew, that couldn't have been an easy task.

[@freeagentforlife4717]

Their cloaking device was reinforced with ridiculous plot armor. There’s no way even a cloaked ship should be allowed anywhere near Romulus for that long.

[@nightrunnerxm393]

@@freeagentforlife4717 That, or they _were_ detected, reported up the chain, the Tal Shiar intervened, and Sela sets her trap for later... And the normal Romulan fleet would've just shut up and gone about their business as if nothing unusual were going on. No need to get on the Tal Shiar's bad side, after all.

[@aaronTNGDS9]

The sequence where Picard tries to rest on the Klingon bed(shelf) is so hilarious. Picard lies down, Data just stands processing data quietly, and Picard slowly open his eyes and asks Data what he's doing---"I'm processing data...Was I disturbing you?"; Picard says no, 'carry on'. Picard tries to rest again, closes his eyes and slowly reopens them(Great camera work!), and complains that Data was looking at him, to which Data says he wasn't, then has a puzzled look on his face as though to say "What the hell is wrong with Picard?"

[@BoloBouncer]

The 'T'Pau' Enterprise made a nice callback

[@donwon7592]

100% thought the same.

[@SeansModelBuilds]

I love the way the Enterprise-D backs up and then turns to head in another direction.

[@April-dv2pb]

Me too.

[@MaraIndigoJade]

Yes, but it's not that realistic. In fact, based on size and trajectory, the saucer section would have clearly slammed into the Bird of Prey as it swung around. Reminds me of some young kid in a store parking lot with his parents muscle car showing off and ends up wrapping it around a light pole. May look cool but it's not very logical... Yes, I'm actually very fun at parties, why do you ask?

[@aaronTNGDS9]

Yeah, I find that scene amusing too.

[@JimmyCerra]

@@MaraIndigoJade I thought it looked like the Bird of Prey was far away when the Enterprise turned.

[@MaraIndigoJade]

@@JimmyCerra Yeah, watching that again, I have no doubt had that been real, there'd be a roughly Bird of Prey-sized chunk missing in the saucer. It looks like they tried to cheekly set it up like the BoP goes >under< the saucer as the Enterprise swings around but, still, these are huge starships we're talkin' about. I'm not saying it doesn't look awesome, it does, but the 'realist cynic' part of my brain was sayin', 'I hope they got insurance cuz that ain't just gonna buff out!'

[@joshuahamilton2201]

1:54 Its cool seeing a starship do a three point turn

[@neilsanghvi5229]

'You will eat cafeteria style - we do not spoil our palates with flavoured foods.' 'Good, that's just the way I like it.'

[@LBCB94025]

*_Klingons are never one to be outdone with reckless disregard for personal safety!_* 🤔😆👍🏻🖤👏🏻🤷🏼

[@lukemiles88]

"If we are discovered by the Romulans, it means death for us all!" Picard should have totally responded with "Today is a good day to die!"

[@benjaminbierley2074]

"I realize that" IE I'm prepared to die on this mission...are you? :P Suprisied the cloak could hide something the size of the stones on Picard.

[@ablestmage]

Luke Miles I literally came to comments to write, "So, are you telling me you're the first Klingon I've met who thinks this isn't a good day to die? Which one would be a more convenient day to die for you?"

[@brofenix]

Starcraft Protoss Corsair :D I love that line "Today is a good day to die."

[@lukemiles88]

@Alysandir Sisko would have said it!

[@lukemiles88]

@Alysandir It would have shown the Klingon up, but don't think it would have necessarily started a fight. I reckon he'd have laughed it off with a big old Klingon belly laugh! I think the Klingons need showing up from time to time... Also Picard had to show them up to get access to the ship in the first place!

[@CardboardSliver]

A Klingon afraid of a fight with the Romulans? Not in MY empire. This is why we need Martok!

[@sentrysapper45]

I think the Klingon captain was testing Picard's resolve with the "death of us all" line. He was expecting human petaQ responses like fear of death and love of creature comforts, but Picard's confident assertions to the contrary (even if Picard felt otherwise deep down) impressed him.

[@sabin97]

mqga?

[@KH4444444444N]

He was not afraid. He simply stated facts.

[@johnstitt2615]

Stupid comment....he ain’t afraid dude.

[@SWIFTO_SCYTHE]

If picard is willing to die for this secret mission the klingon captain understands and respects that bravery

[@YD-uq5fi]

The Klingon Captain would have been more pleasant if Picard and Data had brought a red stapler with them.

[@jlujano77]

I always liked that " backing out of the driveway to warp" move they do in enterprise D. I always pretend I'm jumping to warp when I do the same move in my Hellcat.

[@santiagocamacho1077]

Weird flex but okay

[@markbarrientos6430]

I'm gonna start doing that lol

[@jerodast]

The thing that makes it look extra cool is strafing/drifting slightly as it turns, so it's almost like the car move but with that extra pizzazz you can't really pull off at low speed without some ice to help out.

[@nightrunnerxm393]

You...fly a WWII era naval fighter? ...COOL!!

[@April-dv2pb]

Happy First Contact Day!

[@ccruz619]

April 5, 2063 yay

[@ncc1701chris]

Oooohhhh yeeeeaah.

[@zacharyfett2491]

Happy First Contact Day!!!

[@mypal3561]

Very fresh!

[@KCKingdomCreateGreatTrekAgain]

since I don't think the vulcans have a drink romulan ale for everyone put it on Biden's tab he'll never know. (tell him story about him shaking Spock's hand and he'll be fine)

[@YD-uq5fi]

The moment Picard said he actually wants to eat Gagh, then I no longer saw him as British, but as a real Frenchman. Among humans, only a French person would happily eat Gagh willingly. He probably likes it too.

[@jerodast]

EscarQ'onos

[@robb.8214]

I never noticed Data's reaction before when Picard says "Of course, this will be fine" to the Klingon captain saying he and Data have to share that room. It's like Data's wanting to say "Uhm, no captain...it is not."

[@jerodast]

"I am going to stare at you all night just FYI"

[@robjackson5245]

But Data knows they will tear their mothafucking asses up if they protest

[@josephmassaro]

Fun Fact: The short haired brunette in the gold uniform is Traci Le Cocco, a longtime extra that was season 4 TNG through the movies as well as DS9 and Voy. Her character is unnamed but listed as Lt Jae. She's also the person in a blooper with Frakes. The two of them are running away from the camera crew.

[@lukemiles88]

I was wondering who she was, seems to be in a lot of episodes and notably present for Data's legendary poetry reading :)

[@archades115]

I love when actors play different roles in different series like that.

[@randomrazr]

is it true they had sex

[@josephmassaro]

@@randomrazr That would really be a fun fact.

[@geonerd]

I honestly thought it was a guy...

[@aaronjg682]

Captain K'vada was watching ESPN8 before they beamed on board...that's why he's so pissed about the mission.

[@TornadoHound]

Maybe he was trying to listen to the radio at a reasonable volume from the hours of 9 to 11.

[@jerodast]

Mission report: "We boarded the _IKS Ocho_ and the captain transported us to Romulus..."

[@robertmoore6149]

A captain who is concerned about putting his ship and crew in harm's way for reasons he doesnt fully understand. Imagine that....

[@MikeLavin]

I love how the Klingon captain doesn't even look at Picard at the beginning haha I also find it kind of funny how the info about Spock was so apparently so sensitive to the Federation that they had an admiral deliver it to Picard in person, but apparently all the Klingons on that ship all already knew exactly what was up

[@oldgoat142]

Stephen Root blended so well into this scene that I never realized it was him until I started reading the comments. The man was just great!

[@philly83]

Looks like the klingon captain was gaining respect for Picard

[@KH4444444444N]

looks like?

[@mitche5007]

Cool Klingon captain :) Awesome episode...I love the part with the Enterprise laying in wait for the gun runner :)

[@ghostrider-be9ek]

stephen root (milton, office space) plays an amazing klingon

[@oldgoat142]

Wow, I didn't know it was him. Cool.

[@Shiirow]

this milton would gut you like a fish if you dared to take his stapler.

[@epicstyle1000]

"I do not not like secrets" ........captains a cloaking ship.........

[@FFKonoko]

Stealth and secrets are similar but...it's also context. Keeping secrets from the enemy and keeping secrets about the journey from the captain.

[@seekingabsolution1907]

Slightly different, klingons appreciate a good trap or ambush as part of cunning battle strategy, trickery and subterfuge tend to rub them the wrong way though.

[@Dowlphin]

@@seekingabsolution1907 Both are the art of deception. The difference is that a cloaking device is the easymode blunt instrument while secretive scheming is for the adults.

[@TMS5100]

All you need to know captain, is if we are successful it will bring glory to the empire.

[@bezzie9]

1:54 that's an epic effect. Ive never seen a weird camera angle like that.

[@ericssmith2014]

It takes TNG's standard exterior establishing shot, of two models hanging nose to nose, and says, "Ah, but what if we were in tighter and each ship were moving in as many axes as possible?" My only complaint is that it sort of undersells the size of the Enterprise to have it twirling and sliding around like that. It may be consistent with whatever anti-inertia technobabble justifies the rest of the show, but it's hard to think of the ship as being the size of an office complex while you're watching it.

[@jerodast]

@@ericssmith2014 I was just appreciating how it feels a bit heavier than the little bird of prey swooping around it, yet still smooth and powerful :) But yeah maybe swiveling a liiiittle too fast if I imagine myself inside it.

[@ncc1701chris]

Yaaaay. First contact day. Vulcan drinks, and Vulcan nerve pinches for everyone..🖖😁

[@sabin97]

do they have to be in that order? ;)

[@cleekmaker00]

The Klingon Captain, K'vada, is played by Stephen Root.

[@RobertWF42]

Hey that's Stephen Root playing the Klingon captain!

[@TornadoHound]

He listens to the radio at a reasonable volume from the hours of 9 to 11.

[@YD-uq5fi]

@@TornadoHound They should have brought a red stapler with them as a gift.

[@chrisdixon892]

There will always be arguments for best captain, I still think each is better than the others at particular things. Picard, best diplomat.

[@kelvinclinkscale6580]

Great TV show

[@doct0rnic]

Who wouldn't want a Vulcan deflector? Aren't they regarded as the geniuses of the Galaxy?

[@oldtwinsna8347]

They are pacifists and so would only have deflectors of minimal strength. Not an item of value for someone who is trying to seek out defensive weaponry as much better options would be available.

[@FirstLastOne]

The last time I cloaked my Tesla Model 3 and parked it, it took me months to find it. If the batteries hadn't died due to the winter cold, I'd probably still be looking for it. I don't like cloaking systems...

[@Dowlphin]

Move out of California. Problem solved. (Much easier to spot.) 😄

[@bagoistvan3182]

HAHAHA !!! The most fearless and funny captains are the klingons ! HEE !!! GU - HACH !!! Looking forward to a nice GAA dinner very fresh .

[@YD-uq5fi]

I would like to see an argument between the Klingon Captain and Bill Lumbergh.

[@peterburke3944]

This klingon captain is obviously in a bad mood by saying im not getting paid enough for this job taking these guys from starfleet to romulus

[@YD-uq5fi]

Actually, it is because his red stapler was taken from him 370 years prior.

[@TornadoHound]

@@YD-uq5fi Good point!

[@TypOPositiv]

Wow! The Klingons were ready to fight?!

[@romulusnr]

I am holding my red Swingline batl'eth!

[@jad4945]

No wonder the Klingons are always so cross, they're all cranky because they don't sleep well.

[@epicmemer7543]

Sleeping on the floor or a solid bed is underrated.

[@peterburke1709]

The Klingon here is thinking I don't get paid enough for this shit

[@robertmoore6149]

Love the reference to Kirk generation Trek

[@K1NKYN1NJA]

did anyone else take note of the ships name? :)

[@CardboardSliver]

Yup. She was featured in Enterprise.

[@rustygarren5275]

And Emperous of Vulcan during Kirk and Spock era.

[@rikosaikawa9024]

She was so pretty in ENT

[@sherlockstownkill]

The ship is T'Pow and the vulcan in enterprise is sub commander T'Pol

[@xxTheFlyingPigxx]

@@sherlockstownkill T'Pau was a prominent Syrrannite and the first leader of the reformed Vulcan High Command. She and her ideological faction are responsible for the Vulcan's pacifist values and interest in exploration. Without her, the Vulcan people may have never rediscovered Surak's teachings. She was introduced in Season 4 of Enterprise.

[@mcdouche2]

Very Fresh!

[@larrycopeland2413]

Just wondering - why would the Klingons wait until they get to the border of the Neutral Zone to cloak? I would think the Romulans would pick up on the presence and heading of the ship.

[@markjosepha.romero3545]

I want to sleep 'Klingon Style'. 😆

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

It's actually quite comfortable when you get used to it. I'm 52 and I still sleep on a yoga mat on the floor. I spent a year sleeping in a tent while hitching around in my 20s and got used to sleeping on a hard surface. Never looked back.

[@Makalon102]

@@NoJusticeNoPeace yoga mat is a soft padded material, Klingons do no such thing, to sleep Klingon style you must sleep on the flat metal or concrete floor

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Yoga mats are about a quarter of an inch thick. If you think they're "soft" then you've never slept on one.

[@badwolf66]

OPPA KLINGON STYLE!

[@uttermanbo]

Klingons actually do enjoy books, music, and theatrics. They are Treks version of a drinking buddy.

[@navylaks2]

I was down at the butchers today and they were out of Gagh so disappointing

[@fjccommish]

Gagh is worms. You can dig them from the ground.

[@Dowlphin]

@@fjccommish And gloriously fight off angry birds.

[@jerodast]

You need a bait shop, not a butcher.

[@KH4444444444N]

What about rokheg blood pie?

[@jaco5187]

I could never figure out how Data and Picard beamed to the surface of Romulus. I thought a ship had to de-cloak to use the transporter

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

In Star Trek IV, the Klingon ship didn't decloak for Kirk and his crew to use the transporter.

[@jabba334]

Derrick Threex Yep, if I remember my lore right, there are no shields when the vessel is cloaked so it wouldn't stop a transporter. Also, the ship does have to de-cloak to fire due to the power drain not allowing both at once.

[@jerodast]

He tells the captain in this clip his orders are to take them to a point inside Romulan space, and that's all he'll say. Apparently the Klingons aren't even the ones beaming them down then?? Very unclear how the actual trip to the planet works haha.

[@Dowlphin]

Picard: _Oh, and captain... Could you bring me some warmed diapers, please?_ (I am sure he would have laughed so hard that *he* wished he had them.)

[@SMAXZO]

Wow..Sgt Bill Dautrive has moved up on the world.

[@LBCB94025]

*T'Pau?? Lol i swear it was in ST:E!?* _i know that seranite was named that but..?_ 🧐🤔😳🤷🏼 #right??

[@heldhostageplshelp]

I spent 160 dollars on a futon that reminded me of this scene God damn cheap furniture

[@James-cn7hl]

Also remember of Captain Picard and Commander data displeased him, he would set the build of fire because they stole my stapler

[@skeletonmakesgood]

"Very fresh!"

[@Strive1324L]

They ought to make a song THINK YOU'RE TOUGH? YOU HAVEN'T MET ME YET.

[@mashy1979]

Was getting interesting

[@StephenSLG]

Captain K'Vada is secretly looking for his red stapler.

[@robjackson5245]

1:40 Klingons being black he was like, "My nigga" after Picard didn't flinch when he said discovery by Romulans means death of them all

[@BoogieManFL]

9 years later that Klingon captain burned down an office building because someone stole his stapler.

[@GetRidOfCivilAssetForfeiture]

No, he burned down the house of the dishonorable Duras sisters for having taken his Swingline Red Bat’leth.

[@cbalan777]

I can't tell if that Klingon thinks Picard is stupid or brave.

[@TrilobitesRTasty]

0:45 The correct pronunciation is KWAY-LOOD as in Quaalude 2.

[@kelvinclinkscale6580]

Thanks for someone who likes my comment man I love this show

[@Daniel-Strain]

What P'takh took my red stapler!?

[@pimbeijk2256]

Is this actor that plays the Kingon the same actor that portrays Vosk in ST Enterprise? He sure talks the same way.

[@Sovereign01]

Just as well that as an android, Data does not sleep and thus does not need a bed.

[@marioarias9942]

Klingon breath after a meal 🙊

[@danieldb631]

Just don't take his stapler. That's his stapler. He bought it and-and-and it belongs to him. If you take his stapler, he'll set fire to your quarters.

[@James-hs3tu]

That's Stephen Root. ???

[@nostradamus7648]

Just don't take the Klingon Captain's stapler.

[@don4476]

Did they get captured and killed?

[@taopilot2669]

Is it really that easy for a cloaked Klingon ship to get all the way to Romulus? I would think the Romulans would be prepared for something like that.

[@macnut68]

Probably wasn't easy at all, hence the Klingon captain's complaints. But it helped that they could cloak themselves as well.

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@macnut68 it is like subs today. a single one can probably slip in and if sneaky will not be easy to detect. even today us subs are used for recon missions that if detected could get the sub attacked and destroyed.

[@Romulan112]

If my memory doesnt fail me, I remember watching this and didnt Data enter in secret codes to penetrate deep into Romulan Space?

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@Romulan112 no while in orbit of Romulus he hacked into the Romulan databanks to get intel info.

[@Euripides_Panz]

There is a chance of detection even through the cloak. The engineer has to keep the ship's systems from disrupted, especially the reactors and warp engines. Romulan sensors are reported to be as good as Federation. A larger force would likely be detected, a smaller force would be quickly destroyed. Romulans tend to be fiercely territorial.

[@jdb2002]

Should of sent Riker. He's already familiar with serving with a Klingon crew.

[@pingpongpung]

*Should HAVE sent

[@elizabethjansen2684]

picard was arbitor of the klingon succession.

[@UberTombLord]

What about his stapler?

[@ncc1701chris]

Hi paul. Live long and prosper.🖖

[@April-dv2pb]

Same to you!🖖

[@ncc1701chris]

@@April-dv2pb 👍😁🖖

[@peterwoodcock8464]

Ok so we're going on a secret Mission to Romulus but cloak just on the board of the Neutral Zone

[@jerodast]

Romulans at the nearest guard outpost: "Sir, that ship we were tracking along a straight line to Romulus just disappeared from sensors!" "Shit, I wish there was some way to tell where it's going now!"

[@robjackson5245]

"Unification" was a beastin two-parter. Picard didn't play. And in a rarity, the one shitty-60s-show character I like was in it - SPOCK! Kirk, the Russian and that Scotsman can all kiss my ass.

[@Traderjoe]

Klingon ships are so cool looking, but wholly unpractical. There’s no need for wings and the footprint of the ship could easily be made to accommodate more space for occupants of the ship. But then, it wouldn’t look as cool. The same could be said for the enterprise as well, obviously.

[@tommypetraglia4688]

Hey Dad while you're gone can I get the keys and take the old girl on a road trip to the junkyard... I'm looking for new wheels for my 56 Chevy

[@oneTOU3]

Even if you spoke Klingon, wouldn't the universal translator translated that?

[@TheErilaz]

I have read that here is a dialect or variation of Klingon that the universal translator does not comprehend.

[@LordTalax]

Somehow the Romulans can't detect klingon ships crossing their border? Seems like a bit security gap.

[@jerodast]

Cloaking technology seems like a bit of a Logical Balance of Power In the Quadrant gap haha

[@LordTalax]

@@jerodast If Klingons could cross their borders any time they want without being detected. They could defeat the Romulans easily.

[@robfogg7459]

Proceed to "Romulan" space rather.

[@HarPlayer]

0:03 she was NICE!!!!!!!😄😄😄😄😄😄!!!!!!👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅👅!!!!!!

[@imofage3947]

"If we are discovered by the Romulans, it means death for us all." "Then I shall greet death once more as an old friend." "You'll take your meals with us. But we do not serve Federation food." "Ah, I've been looking forward to Gagh. Haven't had it for quite a while. Very fresh." Based on Picard's reaction to Riker's pre-transfer feast a few seasons prior, I'm not sure Picard has much experience with Klingon food. But well played being so agreeable to demonstrate his resolve.

[@randallbanning]

He didn't show Picard where the bathroom was. What kind of a tour is that?

[@tommypetraglia4688]

It's a bucket under the sleeping shelf... He'll figger it out soon enough

[@alvideos2145]

It's a klingon ship! no bathrooms!

[@oldtwinsna8347]

@@alvideos2145 It's ejection ports that are used to the vacuum of space. Insert bodily part and do your thing.

[@jerodast]

They do not pamper their noses by disposing of waste in separate rooms. It just goes straight on the floor, there's a reason the camera never pans down on Klingon ships.

[@realnoahsimpson]

why isn’t Kilingon translated by the universal translator?

[@jerodast]

The UT has always had a good sense of dramatic effect.

[@davidbroughall3782]

The ship that cloaked at the end of the clip was not the ship they boarded.

[@aeureus]

Klingon birds of prey have variable wing geometry. They change it depending on status, between combat or travel. Since warp requires stabilised geometric formation at the centre of mass, they will have their wings up during warp travel or normal flight, and down to activate weapon systems. It adjusts even slightly to compensate for travel.

[@craiggybear1807]

Yeah, there was 2 rivets missing!

[@Dhahdbjdnd]

I thought that the federation has a universal translator but yet we can hear them speak Klingon . Is the Klingon language spoken a her not translatable special ?

[@jessihawkins9116]

Gagh 😋

[@kelvinclinkscale6580]

Thanks for someone who likes my comment

[@kelvinclinkscale6580]

Pingpong what are you talking about listen if you ain't got nothing to say please stay off you tube

[@robjackson5245]

Beastin

[@kelvinclinkscale6580]

Thanks for someone who likes my comment

[@kelvinclinkscale6580]

Thanks for someone who likes my comment

[@pingpongpung]

Asking for likes is gay.

[@pingpongpung]

@@kelvinclinkscale6580 Asking for likes is gay.