Bob Dylan - Fourth Time Around

[@abdelaalikhardazi6948]

Vanilla sky watched it last week end on a saturday night , What's happiness to you? Open your eyes ! Pleasure delayer Four times, it must mean something!

[@damonanguiano1739]

I came across this tune when i saw Vanilla Sky in the theater all those years back. I was at the right place in my life for that movie, as well as the soundtrack to have an effect on me. One note, a song from that movie thats not on the soundtrack that eluded me forever that i found was Rez by Underworld. Took about 20 years to find it!

[@maxryder995]

4 times means TQ

[@g2xk508]

@@maxryder995what’s that?

[@sabinereichel3412]

One of my faves. Very intricate, strange song....I filled up my shoes and brought them to you...

[@patrickpatrick2649]

When Bob was told the melody was the same as Norwegian Wood he said don't worry I played it to John Lennon before he wrote Norwegian Wood. Both songs are great .

[@dontlookback3549]

Dylan did not need to copy Lennon...Lennon however.......

[@Morgalucci]

Barry Klonsky What the fuck are you on about? Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, A Day In The Life, Help, Imagine, Happiness Is A Warm Gun, Girl, Nowhere Man, do I need to go on with more masterpieces written by Lennon?

[@acculydolan605]

@@Morgalucci Lennon himself mentioned that most of his folk songs were influenced by Dylan. Never copied though.

[@Morgalucci]

@@acculydolan605 Not meaning to be rude but what is your point there? I was saying that the guy who basically said Lennon had no talent is sorely mistaken for not recognising the many musical gems he made.

[@Jerry11201]

@@Morgalucci I agree, absolutely no reason to discredit him. Both geniuses in their own rights and Lennon died young as well.

[@om4883]

Down and out in my twenties in Las Vegas, Dylan cleared my vision with his poetry. I bought a Dylan best of CD in the bin of a Best Buy clearance. after I listened to it, I knew then why he is such a big deal. Bar none the most influential musician of his time. Love his music, and am happy not many people get it.

[@hiphopfanatic4088]

me too

[@mikewilliams8713]

O M So you fondly imagine you're one of an insightful minority that "gets it"? Dream on. Plenty of people "get it". How do you imagine he achieved and maintains his position of pre-eminence - despite his bloody awful recent performances? By "recent" I mean, at least, the last 20 years.

[@RaviMasand]

Wouldn't we be better off if many more people got it? A whole lot better off?

[@brucehauge1391]

Mike Williams, The guy is 77 years old and still creating meaningful music. So fuck off with your bloody awful recent performances comment. At least he performs live with no auto tune and lip sync garbage. The guy has been performing live for going on 60 years for crying out loud. No one would disagree that his live performances are on the weak side but then again most people understand that Bob Dylan is old, smoked for close to 50 years before he quit and still is able to maintain a fan base that keeps him going and still inspires people. Bob Dylan was never known for great live performances but then again neither were the Beatles. He also was never thought of by most as a great singer or even a good singer which added to his uniqueness. You claim you "Get it" but you really don't.

[@marmadukescarlet7791]

Bruce Hauge: but he can sing! I’ve had singing lessons and he has all the technique of a good singer. He just has his own style. That’s supposed to be a good thing these days, although it was shocking when he first arrived on the scene. Although someone like Joan Baez has a beautiful voice, bob is so much more interesting to listen to, even changing his tone and timber for different songs or even the same song at different times. As for his live performances, a lot of the sound quality is terrible. Some of the performances with better sound quality are magical.

[@reevesl96]

This is his best live performance of this song, just flows beautifully

[@SKIADK]

Live 66

[@ficacar99]

I typed: "Bob Dylan- Norwegian Wood" and this was first result.

[@Official_KC]

What's funny is that this song is meant as a reply to John taking from Dylan originally. Hence the last cryptic line. It wasn't any serious animosity though. But The Beatles started shifting into "Dylan style" music in 65. So Dylan says screw it, takes one of John's songs and makes it his own. Personally, I consider them to very, very different songs, just with a similar melody. Much like a lot of Memphis blues songs have a similar foundation.

[@sabinereichel3412]

i don't get it? why did you type that? What's got Norwegian Wood to do with Bob?

[@SKIADK]

Dylan can provide emotional support through heartache

[@hamidesserdi9073]

It's the first song I liked when I was very young. I still like it by the same passion.

[@kresimirdamjanovic8751]

Vanilla sky

[@RP-nm1up]

Kresimir Damjanovic jajaja tamvien estoy por eso aqui

[@ljiljanastojanovic6813]

Watched it for the first time yesterday evening! That's why I'm here.

[@keithanderson1154]

Is this the same recording they use in vanilla sky? I wonder.. sounds like it..

[@mikeherrmann494]

Keith Anderson no it is not. Vanilla sky uses the Royal Albert Hall version.

[@dashman8499]

Such an underrated Dylan gem

[@jeedchaiboonruang480]

Ardashesa Najarian

[@real_falling_rockstar]

I liked it much better as Norwegian Wood by the Beatles. 🙄

[@jamesworthy772]

Pleasure Delayer...

[@artvandelay837]

The most underrated and misunderstood movie of all time.

[@limpimp9686]

Art Vandelay how?😂

[@insideno3tv513]

Dylan sang this in respect to Norwegian Wood and hey its great from a great album too you can love both the beatles and Dylan cos I do

[@CH-nk9wf]

Unfortunately he didn't. The words at the end are directly at Lennon for copying Dylan style...I didnt ask for your crutch...So don't ask for mine" Taking style's in otherwords. When the Beatles met Dylan they were besotted by him, especially Lennon. Who then changed his style to storytelling folk music, similar to Dylan. This annoyed him.

[@insideno3tv513]

@@CH-nk9wf well its been long enough out there, and guess what i love both songs and both artists, and The Beatles influenced Dylan a great deal because he was going to sign for Apple when his CBS contract was going to expire in 1970. In the end he signed for Island in the UK and released Planet Waves, i still have my copy too.

[@barneyrubble8255]

@@CH-nk9wf dylan must of forgot he took his style from a thing called folk music.

[@johnshipman3634]

Both songs are classics. Jesus Christ is Lord!!!!!

[@Staradams808]

What is happiness to you?

[@leomack402]

Listening to Bob.

[@TheworldofAR15]

Family.

[@tourpartour332]

Skateboarding

[@CertifiedSlacker]

a warm gun ?

[@christellebiofarina6392]

Me.. This.. Be with you

[@2710335]

This from the Paris concert. Love the guitar work on this.

[@smackbolt]

the sweet ain't as sweet without the sour

[@brookeroeder7974]

The ole sweet and sour speech....

[@GreatMooglyGoogly]

I read that Dylan wrote this in response to Norwegian Wood because he was pissed that John Lennon was copying his style.

[@barneyrubble8255]

Dylan must of forgot he was just copying folk music himself

[@tomatcheson4027]

@@barneyrubble8255 piss orf idiot

[@kurtlocke4804]

Everybody must give something back for that which we get...

[@seanharris5602]

Beautiful song ..don't know why ..

[@imannonymous7707]

Aww love this forgotten gem

[@rogeryucra8832]

La busque por todos lados, hasta que te hallé. Me hace recordar al amor de mi vida que hasta el momento conocí, tiene mucha carga emocional. Extraño su sonrisa, sus caricias y sus preguntas tontas pero serias. Soy amante de sus ocurrencias, maldición nose si es amor, pero ella supo cómo entrar en lo profundo de mi ser. Hay algo de lo que estoy seguro y es que me hizo sentir lo más cercano al amor. 29-04-16

[@Miguel_lrs]

Que curioso es la fecha de mi cumpleaños en ese año cumplí 25 years .😄 saludos

[@andrewbaerm.d.3984]

When I was in college, I lived 2 blocks away from Lennon before he and Yoko were robbed and moved to the Dakota. My sense of all of this is that everyone is making this far more complicated than it really was. Dylan, the Beatles, the Kinks, the Yardbirds.... all the folk musicians... all the Mercy Sound bands were doing their thing at the same time in the 60s. None of them sat down to write and said to him or herself, "hey, I am going to steal someone's song.". They were all influencing each other. It was inescapable. They also helped one another. David Crosby was the one who suggested to George Harrison that he study with Ravi Shankar. Dylan and Lennon certainly knew each other. There infamous stoned London cab ride has been well documented. (I think it would have been hillarious just to sit in the cab with the two of them and listen to the conversation.) There was no animosity among them. They were all on the bumpy ride that was the journey of the 60s. I remember it well, the Filmore East and the Electric Circus.... Walking down St. Mark's Place... The smell of incense, head shops, and the chants of dealers plying their goodies... "Acid and grass, acid and grass.... Owsley." (Of course very little if any of Owsley's product made it to the East coast but who could prove otherwise. It was not FDA approved in pharmaceutical grade packaging!)

[@patriciathewisher2315]

A surreal wee masterpiece

[@TheAjithg]

I would like to share a funny comment I came across relating to 4th time around being a parody to Norwegian wood 😂 "She" at the start of song refers to Lennon. Lennon says to Dylan "your lyrics doesn't make any sense, they are just lies". In response Dylan says "you don't understand them because you are deaf". When Dylan is about to leave Lennon 's place, Lennon says you got something from me inturn you must give something back. Dylan gets some tip on popular music from Lennon and in return Lennon is expecting something(tunes) from him. Dylan hums some tunes, playing Lennon's guitar(drum) from the room, and asks Lennon How do you like these tunes?. Lennon in response ends the conversation, prepares to leave(suit and shoes referring to Beatles uniform) saying "Don't get so cute". Dylan pushes his boundaries(forced my hands in pocket) to give him his best and the last piece of tune(gum) he had and hands over to Lennon (the finest tune) Lennon used one of Dylan's tune, out of many that he had hummed to him, that tune(she) topped the charts and threw Dylan down the charts(dirt) forcing him to share space with every other artists(everyone walked). Dylan becomes aware that he had forgotten his shirt (many other tunes) at Lennon's place. He goes back to get them(reclaim the ownership-to ensure that Lennon doesn't record rest of his remaining tunes). In the hallway of Lennon's place Dylan sees a picture of Lennon in a wheelchair (from Help) and tries to make sense. Dylan asks for copyright (asked for some) for the tune (the gum previously given), the tune that Lennon already has released (Rum) with his own version of lyrics. Lennon screams in anger, Dylan tries to calm him down and get his tunes back. Dylan gets out of Lennon's place and takes along with him, his unreleased tunes (filled up my shoes). Without any delay Dylan gives them to his record company, they absolutely love it and records and releases those tunes before Beatles releases them, without wasting any time. Dylan only took some popular music tip from Lennon (And I, I never took much) but Lennon tries to copy Dylan's style. Dylan gives a warning to Lennon. I never copied your style so you don't copy mine (I never asked for your crutch, and don't ask for mine) Overall the title "Fourth time around" suggests something that has already happened 3 times before and has happened again for the fourth time. Dylan wanted to take ownership of “Norwegian Wood” in his own way. He did this by writing and recording a song called “4th Time Around.”

[@imannonymous7707]

My new favorite dylan track

[@imannonymous7707]

it was then that i started to go and she said dont forget........... everybody must give something back, for something they get

[@imannonymous7707]

so i forced my hands in my pockets and felt with my thumbs and gallantly gave her my very last piece of gum..........every word is thoughtful,......... significant and poetic and thats why he won the nobel prize

[@steelyman08]

Great upload!! Haven't heard this version. Thank you (-:

[@chat5282]

Elle, Elle a dit dommage. Et jetter nos images. Le Dommage et non reparable. Même sous un ciel vanille. Je suis pas imperméable. Sur le négatif, ces sourires compliquent. Me laissant comme la moitié d une étoile sur sa piste. Elle, Elle a dit dommage. Et jetter nos images. Jouent, les larmes sur mon visage. D une absence dans mon paysage. Aimer, les jours d orage. Mettre du bôme sur les bleus du cœur. Chanter, compter en page. Elle, Elle a dit dommage. Et jetter nos images. Et j ai dit non reparable. Sous mon imperméable. Je n ai plus vu de ciel vanille. Ni les yeux de cette fille. Elle, Elle a dit cette phrase. Quand on sera des chats. J ai souri, pour ne pas montrer mon chagrin. Mais il a gagné. Ne nous somme toujours pas des chats. Et se cultive le chagrin. Je n ai jamais autant pleurer un train. Ne connaissait pas se sentiment d extrême solitude. Comme un astre errant sans lune. Elle, Elle dit dommage. Et jetter nos images. Pour réparer le cœur, je n ai pas trouvé de garage. Donc je suis rester, à l intérieur orage.

[@chat5282]

🐾

[@deaniewood5446]

hate to admit it, but was never a Dylan fan till I heard this on Vanilla Sky.. (sorry everyone)

[@doctordeath7914]

same :0

[@tubbychubby1]

I'm still not a fan

[@2710335]

tubbychubby1 but here you are

[@eddietaylor2354]

Doodle Bug me too...lol

[@calebbasile2219]

Buckethead

[@maxryder995]

Solid Stone!

[@lordgoro]

Vanilla Sky!

[@milogarcia1087]

Open your eyes... Abre tus ojos

[@quincyholmer7933]

it's los ojos

[@milogarcia1087]

Quincy Holmer I’m pretty sure that you’re naming the movie, I’m just translating the quote. So please, abre tus ojos.

[@quincyholmer7933]

@@milogarcia1087 no it's spanish

[@milogarcia1087]

Quincy Holmer are you really correcting a native Spanish speaker? Abre los ojos and abres tus ojos are the same but different but you’re not ready for that discussion, take care.

[@quincyholmer7933]

@@milogarcia1087 no I'm ready

[@kresimirdamjanovic8751]

greatest song ever!

[@maryannlouviere1132]

not really

[@zeroceiling]

mary ann louviere ..actually almost irritating....specially when in contrast to the pristine Norwegian Wood...

[@mortimerzilch2608]

crutch is slag name for hypodermic needle.

[@alexanderwurl425]

zeroceiling Unfortunately for you, music is subjective. What you find irritating might be gorgeous to others. I'm assuming you like the Beatles because of your love for Norwegian Wood, and they harped on spreading peace and love. Especially Rubber Soul.

[@zeroceiling]

Alexander Wurl ...Alexander...of course every piece of music is subjective....that is a stunning revelation of the obvious. ....art...as they say...is in the eye of the beholder.....and indeed...I do like Norwegian Wood....and absolutely realize that I cannot make anyone who doesnt care for it to suddenly love it...... Look at Barnes & Noble....and the tens of thousands of books and authors.....clearly not everyone has the same taste....or the same interest...,or we might just as well have only one book for all......wait...that’s actually been done during the inquisition... There are only a few musicians that can actually be discussed subjectively....based on some level of passion and reason...and of those...the most likely is Johan Sebastian Bach...where his compositions follow some very specific mathematical constructs which do produce what some would call correct...and measurable sonic effects.... That being said...the rest of it is completely subjective...and accounts largely for why some love the Beatles...Dylan..James Taylor....etc..etc.. I mean..do I love the Eagles because of their music...or more because they were the soundtrack of my life as I drove out from Detroit to LA...where I had a great time and became someone else...met my wife..etc. Is that subjective?...Do I smile every time I hear “Take it Easy”?...damn right.....is it the best music ever written?...who the hell knows.. Wait..I dont think we’re arguing this point....we appear to be in agreement..

[@fredhandrich1310]

Another classic dylan tune love the harmatooter

[@elle39]

LOVE!!!!

[@mparasc]

Totalmente meraviglioso Zimmy✋😍

[@blackestcat1111]

love this song😎🖤😎🖤😎🖤❤

[@imannonymous7707]

Said it before I'll say it again Bob Dylan kicked the door open to the entire singer songwriting movement ! and then they tried to leave him behind

[@dylanthompson8511]

And failed. He's still #1 no one's come close.

[@robertmemering8973]

I never took much I never asked for your crutch now don't ask for mine Reminds me of my ex-wife

[@KMAK88]

Wow , I always heard this line wrong, I thought it was " I never asked for your crutch AND I don't ask for mine " which makes no sense to begin with lol. Thanks mate

[@sterlingceballo4794]

That's the way it works... Dylan is a prophet of God....only the few are chosen

[@brandonleroux6059]

F harmonica... there is a place for everything and everyone...even the F harp. Thanks Bob, this song still kills me every time.

[@Sumotori.]

Fourth Time Around Bob Dylan 4th Time Around Lyrics [Verse 1] When she said “Don’t waste your words, they’re just lies” I cried she was deaf And she worked on my face until breaking my eyes And said, “What else you got left?” Yeah, it was then that I got up to leave But she said, “Don’t forget Everybody must give something back For something they get” Verse 2] I stood there and hummed I tapped on her drum I asked her "How come?" And she buttoned her boot And straightened her suit Then she said, “Don’t get cute” So I forced my hands in my pockets And felt with my thumbs And gallantly handed her My very last piece of gum [Verse 3] She threw me outside I stood in the dirt where everyone walked And after finding out I’d Forgotten my shirt I went back and knocked I waited in the hallway, she went to get it And I tried to make sense Out of that picture of you in your wheelchair That leaned up against [Verse 4] Her Jamaican rum And when she did come, I asked her for some She said, “No, dear” I said, “Your words aren’t clear You’d better spit out your gum” She screamed 'til her face got so red Then she fell on the floor And I covered her up and then Thought I’d go look through her drawer. Verse 5] And when I was through I filled up my shoe And brought it to you And you, you took me in You loved me then You never wasted time And I, I never took much I never asked for your crutch Now don’t ask for mine

[@eddietaylor2354]

Deep...

[@2710335]

My mistake. Not Paris. No idea.

[@patpinckley1489]

Lmao love your humor Zeroceiling

[@lucassantana761]

i would like to die of sadness just right now

[@shuddupeyaface]

SHE probably thought, this guy is fuxkin' weird. Get outta of here! 😂

[@karmenjazbec7743]

MARRY ME SHOW ME YOUR DIGNITY

[@johnredmond1318]

Although not the track from Blonde on Blonde I still like it! "Gallantly offered her his very last piece of gum"! Then asks her to spit it out!!!

[@patriciathewisher2315]

Everybody must give

[@dweez4703]

Everybody

[@rasmuslillie8712]

❤❤❤👍👌

[@joedolan377]

I like it...

[@karmenjazbec7743]

YEAH JUNG BOB

[@nikkiguerrero9718]

I just imagine Tom Cruise and Penelope Cruz smiling and looking at each other in bed

[@visheshraikwar7900]

Yes, me too

[@kantvishi]

Ew

[@markschroeder5559]

He's a good wordsmith. It's a good thing he stole his "friend"'s record collection.

[@paulinhoquadros8106]

Eu poderia morar aqui.

[@ghostpro9528]

nwi9s chweya brojola

[@patriciathewisher2315]

Not now. I did

[@mattowotto]

oie hermano que cancion màs bonita deme like nomas no sea un papagaio

[@bdpeters]

Have a read at Revolution In The Head, and the dealings and inspirations that Dylan and the Beatles had on each other. It makes sense having read that. Dylan had a huge influence on The Beatles, Lennon especially, but Dylan's later electric phase might have some connection with him meeting them too. All fair enough, however true or not these theories may be.

[@buzby303]

😉👍🏼

[@karmenjazbec7743]

come into my room

[@andygray]

This song along with Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat, and Just Like a Woman are said to have been written about Edie Sedgwick. .

[@rafaelmoreno4392]

0:42

[@mparasc]

Zimmy and Lennon but not against!, John is in Walhalla but wait for him: two warriors. I cannot fell with my old hart stupid comment. Some time happen😍

[@patriciathewisher2315]

I don’t waste time

[@maximillianramirez1189]

Parody of Norwegian Wood

[@bertenqvist7324]

The long harmonica-intro tells you that´s not Dylans own song,.. Bob is pissed over that The Butlers had copied his sound so it was payback time to Lennon.

[@ShadowWizard123]

I wanted a girl Or should I say She wanted me

[@wellitonsilva155]

Plágio de Norwegian Wood

[@ginamori8656]

this is a tit for tat

[@ardalla535]

This was a reply to Lennon's 'Norwegian Wood'. John disguised the lyrics so Cindy wouldn't wouldn't suspect he was cheating on her with Yoko. Dylan thought that was funny, and he was doing the same thing with Sara, so he wrote this. Dylan also tossed in an obscure line about "You and your wheelchair that leaned up against her Jamaican rum." Who is the 'you'? John, of course. The Beatles had just been in the Bahamas doing "Help," and the media was all over it with photos and hype. Dylan also thought that was funny as hell. See John on his bike (wheelchair) in the Bahamas (Jamaica) tinyurl.com/yb2lneqm

[@searchthewind99]

Not Yoko. Norwegian Wood was written before he met her. Lennon had hundreds of affairs.

[@toddubow2599]

By mocking Lennon he only revealed how much better Lennon was than himself

[@jonncockrell3606]

Whatever...

[@patriciathewisher2315]

Hilarious- I don’t even like gum😊

[@timothyhewitt5133]

L

[@digitalnobody74]

Interesting... To me Lennon's NW is a song about feminisms, about powerful women coming up in the 60s. And Dylan's answer is about crazy women and horrible men haha.

[@elizabethanderson9462]

This makes me feel like I'm wasting my time when I could be listening to the superior Norwegian Wood. First and last time I'll listen to this song.

[@zeroceiling]

Elizabeth Anderson ...complete truth.....and to think...this was Dylan's 1966 piece....Norwegian Wood was written and done in 1965..... Not sure what he was thinking with this number...and as usual..a blaring out of place harmonica signalling the end of the song.

[@mortimerzilch2608]

pretty is as pretty must.

[@patpinckley1489]

Elizabeth Anderson surely you jest. No disrespect for John Lennon but what you've said is quite laughable.

[@zeroceiling]

Pat Pinckley ...no..dont think it laughable....it only underlines the fact that she likes The Beatles...and you prefer Dylan....specially in terms of these pieces... I mean would it be laughable...if after being asked what your favourite colour....you said...”blue?”.....

[@patpinckley1489]

zeroceiling, what's laughable is she ignores the beauty of this songs and somewhat trashes it. I to like the Beatles but different strokes for different folks. Enjoy your day.

[@caseyeisenman]

that's terrible, lol

[@CiscoDuck]

Well, at least John had a real reason to be jealous! Always pissin' and moanin' about Paul, dissing George, bashing Mr Zimmerman. And look at his old lady... sheesh, John, 'zat the best you could do? Oh, that's right, you did have a pretty once, Cynthia was her name but she had your kid, so she was so Yesterday. Tell the boy Jules, "Imagine no possessions, it's easy, now don't you cry, I won't leave you a damn thing when I die..." And you didn't believe in Beatles or Jesus. How's praying to Yoko working out? Get you out of hell yet? What a wasted life. 'Tis a pity about Johnny Boy though, every time he opened his pie-hole the last decade of his life, all that came out were these bizarre, unhinged rants about everyone. That and the majority of the horseshit he recorded that he called music. Always rippin' on Paul about 'silly love songs' - at least he finally recorded one of his own on the final album even if it was about the talentless lynchpin he brought in to Abbey Road studios to break up the Fab Four because he didn't have the balls to do it himself! He was too much of a coward and a hypocrite. All this talk of love and peace and his rage against God and humanity. What a wanker!

[@kennethbesselman5739]

I don't believe in Zimmerman(Dylan) John Lennon "God"

[@CiscoDuck]

@@kennethbesselman5739 John Lennon aka Wanker

[@jonncockrell3606]

Don't worry he is dead now

[@phildavison-o9p]

Rubbish. He'll never make it.

[@matthewgordon3166]

He wrote this as a parody to John Lennon's Norwegian Wood. He disliked John Lennon so much. But The Beatles had so much respect for Bob. Dont know why? Just a poet with a guitar and a very annoying harmonica in my opinion. Wrote some great lyrics and some great songs but God he's sooooooooo boring 🤷

[@gonzalomorales4181]

Norwegian wood is better And the voice of lennon too

[@rodama2492]

The lyrics of Fourth Time Around are much better

[@salpicatulocura]

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[@paulnottherealmccartney8558]

Rodama24 well you can make a quite entertaining story and add some mediocre melody and guitar work ta da you have bob dylan

[@mikeyj.3605]

Paul It's not that easy. There are a lot of factors to making great songs. Having an original voice, clever melody, lyrical imagery people can relate to, in Bob's case a huge platform to share from, and also having your song's character stand out which is what Dylan does so well.

[@samanthony8121]

Norwegian woods lyrics seem like they re written by a ten year old. Crap really. These are actual lyrics.

[@mikemcconville2495]

Lennon was a far better songwriter, musician, and melody maker. He took a vaguely Dylanesque concept and made it so much better and memorable

[@vinny4411]

Lennon would disagree….

[@lautaroisaacs4143]

PLAGIO

[@buzby303]

😉👍🏼