New York City, how many languages do you speak?

[@TheNewTravel]

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[@justinmanzo3945]

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[@Hannari-xt6nr]

Interesting question. Well in my case I wish i spoke only one language. My parents made me learn too many of them because each of my parents and grandparents are from a different country, and now i have no idea what my main language is, i have no idea from what country i am because i grew up in too many and i have no idea what my culture is. Speaking many languages is not such a blessing i can assure you of that. I speak 13 languages fluently and more often than not, it is actually a huge problem. The biggest problem is that languages are the reflection of cultures and cultures are sometimes (often) antagonistic). When you learn the languages on your own YOU are still at the core of those languages with one culture and your acquired language, barely affect your culture (although it does affect it to some extend) but when you were immersed for a long period of time in the cultures of the languages you learned, then eventually you become the product of antagonistic cultures and this can literally create a dichotomy in your personality (medically speaking it can create split personalities and render you borderline or fully schizophrenic). I speak languages from Europe (western and eastern) , Africa (northern), the Middle East, Scandinavia and Asia, i was raised by people with origins as diverse as Arabic, Icelandic, Norwegian, Japanese, Amazigh, Chinese, Russian, Scottish, Jewish, Persian, Indian, Greek etc,... so i was immersed in christianism, buddhist, shintoism, hinduism, jainism, islam,judaism, orthodoxy, coptic, norse , greek cultures among others, and many of those cultures are completely antagonistic so i was con stantly forced to revisit my beliefs, because for instance the Jain and zen buddhist and hinduist beliefs of veganism were against the other belief of islam, judaism and christianism. one of my great grand parents had never eaten anything of animal origin in her life and nobody in her family while my other great grandfather hunted for fun, and i was raised by either during a long period of time and was expected to get inspired by their cultures. One of my bcousins in scandinavia is LGBT and i was raised by my mother in the belief that this is the most natural thing in the world,. while on the arabic and russian sides of my family LGBT people were only deemed worth prison or death and i was expected to pick a team. Same with animals rights, women rights, foreigners rights, what it means to be a man in one culture as opposed to another, what faith or lack of faith to adhere to, what culture to call my own, what language to consider the reflection of my true self as opposed to something acquired and just peripherical, like orbiting around my true self. None of this was possible until i became an adult and worked on it for over 15 years of living on my own, completely cut off from my family to avoid any "cultural or linguistic contamination". I would give anything to have been taught just one language and one culture. The problem remains that i still can't figure out the one i would have liked it to be. And don't even get me started on dating and being in a relationship, when you are a patchwork of so many things, it is almost impossible to find a match. No wonder i work in nature with animals and picked up a profession which requires zero language skills. n or death and i was expected to pick a team. Same with animals rights, women rights, foreigners rights, what it means to be a man in one culture as opposed to another, what faith or lack of faith to adhere to, what culture to call my own, what language to consider the reflection of my true self as opposed to something acquired and just peripherical, like orbiting around my true self. None of this was possible until i became an adult and worked on it for over 15 years of living on my own, completely cut off from my family to avoid any "cultural or linguistic contamination". I would give anything to have been taught just one language and one culture. The problem remains that i still can't figure out the one i would have liked it to be. And don't even get me started on dating and being in a relationship, when you are a patchwork of so many things, it is almost impossible to find a match. No wonder i work in nature with animals and picked up a profession which requires zero language skills.

[@EarthEart]

Most of them comes from a jew.ish background especially the first 3 girls who said they're italian

[@Hannari-xt6nr]

@@EarthEart And your point is ?

[@xoxo.nina_a]

help you got alana lintao in your video😭

[@nothing_justchilling]

i thought this was her video💀💀💀💀💀

[@NaeemIslam-gp9hx]

and andreww hah

[@yippieyipyip]

wasn't this on their strawberry date too 😭

[@emyree.m]

@@yippieyipyipyeah 😭

[@des.mezzzz]

Lmao and Andrew 😭😭

[@jsphat81]

The American black dude says Spanish would make you more marketable and the Mexican American girl says her family deliberately didn’t teach her Spanish because they wanted her to be more American. This is what makes these kind of videos interesting, the stark difference of opinions from different people of different ethnic groups.

[@Utubedeletescomments]

Many Mexican Americans were shamed into not learning Spanish.

[@Wildwildmint]

It seems like it's a common thing for immigrant parents in the US not to teach their kids their native language in fear for the kids getting bullied or the kid not being able to pick up English :| such a sad reality.

[@Utubedeletescomments]

@@Wildwildmint Not Latin Caribbean or South Americans , we'll laugh in your face & continue speaking Spanish whether you like it or not.

[@Wildwildmint]

@@Utubedeletescomments Haha hell yeah, I like this energy :)

[@Utubedeletescomments]

@@Wildwildmint Here in Florida Latin Caribbean people & South Americans dominate Miami and Orlando , even the white people know a few words in Spanish.

[@xabiie]

3:45 andrew burriss!!?? 😯😯AND ALANA LINTAO

[@levisosa2953]

@ Alana lintao yt channel

[@TheNewTravel]

i had no idea! everyone is a youtuber ahaha

[@williamhu9567]

@@levisosa2953 yup i searched for a short i remember seeing her in kzbin.infoRMncFlS2AeY?si=2ya27aZNbtrsQwGQ

[@yocyler]

😂

[@bukhupewafula7020]

@@TheNewTravel😂😂😂

[@josegervacio1121]

It is so sad to hear the Mexican-American girl say Spanish was discouraged in her family. My parents are from Mexico and Honduras and they encourage my sister and I to speak Spanish at home. Language is one of many ways to connect to your heritage.

[@Neoyorchese]

Losers of course

[@naturezone6655]

Same in my home.Mexican gradeschool children were beat for speaking Spanish.My parents experience.RIP to them

[@PlantandolasSemillas-n2e]

Muy bien!

[@TheEvie202]

Si, el que habla dos lenguas vale por dos!❤️🇵🇷🗽👍🏼😃

[@piezoelectric627]

That happens a LOT with ignorant illegal immigrants or legal angry ones, that want to “forget” their past without realizing that is just a harm for everyone around them. “We can avoid reality, but we can’t avoid the consequences of avoiding reality “

[@KolydoscopeMusic]

A little suggestion, it might be good to reword the question you ask about what they think about the city in their language (6:22) because similar to a girl in the Paris episode, I think sometimes they think you mean "repeat this question to me but in your language". Might be better to phrase it as: "If you can answer this question in [your language], what do you think of life in [the city]?" Amazing video as always!

[@winstonc8510]

I seriously admire who has the tenacity to learn languages like Arabic, Chinese, Hungarian, Japanese, Vietnamese, and then _sticks_ with it until they are somewhat fluent. like damn u deserve some credit 🤣🤣

[@MichaelFoster117]

There's a certain white JAV acress from california who is fully fluent injapanese and chose to do adult movies. very interesting career path.

[@emiliofermi9994]

Korean

[@Uhhhidkwhattochoose]

Im Arab and I can confirm that Arabic is quite easy , and it is becoming one of the most useful languages and the best choice to learn in the future , the Arab world is really diverse and has so many cultures and traditions , we all can understand each other ( expect the Moroccan and Algerian dialects , they're a mixt of tamazight and Arabic ) , there are so many job opportunities especially in the gulf countries. You have to immerse yourself in the culture and people to fully enjoy your learning experience and not struggle. (There are also lots of Egyptian and Arabian movies and series that are a must to watch )

[@LittleLulubee]

@@Uhhhidkwhattochoose How is it easy? It’s one of the five most difficult languages for anglophones.

[@Uhhhidkwhattochoose]

@@LittleLulubee once you find a good teacher ( preferably an Arab one ) and immerse yourself in the culture and history it will become really easy and fun to learn , just like any language

[@palmsky1119]

I knew it was a thing but its still sad to hear that some Hispanic families discourage their own from speaking/learning Spanish. I'm sure it happens to many families from different countries as well. On a positive note its great to see and hear people talking about learning languages or just even knowing a little bit more. Thanks for the interesting videos :D

[@МарияНекрасова-л9н]

I live in small town in Russia. After your video from Brussel, I went to Brussel. Because you show how many beautiful and deferent people live in Brussel and it was my best weekend. And now l really want to go to NY. Thank you so much, you are my inspiration!

[@vsirl]

Привет)

[@Azog11]

You can also watch some videos what's happening in Ukraine.

[@sofijakostic2235]

@@Azog11 Sheep

[@Azog11]

@@sofijakostic2235 what do you mean exactly ?

[@Humanophage]

​@@Azog11 Probably a vatnik larper, a Serb living in Sweden and acting as if it's OK for Russia to be the r4ce tr4itors that they are because she's still upset le ebil NATO protected Bosnians from the Serbs in the 90s.

[@abc-oc8bd]

6:26 she is sweet she just repeated ‘what is something you like about nyc’ in japanese

[@bluebellrose8]

20 years ago it was a different world. People were more closed off back then. Now, with social media and online schools I feel the world has opened up more and people have more freedom to discover subjects they never knew about and meeting people they never would have met otherwise. I love that you're asking these questions and the responses are interesting and uplifting:)

[@MelinParis1]

Really great to see that Italki sponsered you, also that you introduced your teacher!

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks! 😃

[@scorpyloon2182]

I always enjoy watching these videos. A pleasure! Cheers from Québec city

[@user-Picrat]

Learning different languages is very cool❤

[@ShengLiang]

The chinese Kid at 7:45 You are young. You are still finding yourself. Be proud of your culture. Not something to be embarassed about. Why would one want to learn Chinese? BEcause it gives you access to 1.4 billion people, way more than most other languages.

[@jeongbun2386]

Thats so sad

[@agsdjklshadsabn]

yea as a white american china is a great place to be, super super advanced way more than new york and tons of chinese are here so its great to pick up on for business

[@yocyler]

that kid is embarrassed and wants to fit in with americans

[@hdrkn5247]

not much value for giving access to 1.4B sweat shop workers

[@justamacaroni1656]

@@hdrkn5247speaking of sweatshops, actually a lot of them relocated to countries like Bangladesh, Cambodia or Vietnam, so this is not really valid imo

[@kongregatefan67]

When people say Chinese, im assuming they mostly are referring to Mandarin as theres a bunch of other Chinese languages spoken in southern China. Great video!

[@larrsan]

The level of those Chinese speakers is low…hahah

[@Zeyev]

It is truly wonderful how you get people to open up to you. And always interesting to hear their responses. I haven't looked through the previous comments but I wondered if the Italian women were speaking Mandarin with an Italian accent - nearly all of us retain our native accent when speaking a new language. And great respect to the guy learning ASL. Every once in a while I will surprise someone by speaking in Spanish or French when they least anticipate it. I went to a high-school reunion in northern North Dakota a few days ago and we all went to a Mexican restaurant for dinner. I said something to one of the servers in Spanish; she responded in Spanish. It was only a few words but a classmate was taken aback that I had simply switched.

[@fireguy5566]

Her accent was very strong.

[@WhoIsKatie29]

3:39 is Alana and Andrew if any of you were wondering

[@anna-lena9313]

I love your video editing style! Asking about how many languages someone’s speaks is my common icebreaker question when I travel. What I found interesting is that Europeans (including myself) count the languages the studied in school regardless if they cannot really speak it fluently while in Asia people don’t count indigenous languages even if it’s a whole different language.

[@mirae9163]

Finally i heard someone speaks Cantonese in your channel, i felt so good and i like this video the best 👍

[@tytywuu]

6:19 The woman's response makes me laugh a bit He asked her to say in Japanese "what is something you like about New York city" then she just said literally "what is something you like about New York city" in Japanese

[@Themalletkoni]

Fr, haha, she's so cute, bro

[@clarelear129]

struck by how green & pleasant the parts of the city you filmed in were! Nice !

[@seagreen917]

Love this video!! My favorite part about growing up in NYC is the diversity. Truly something to treasure.

[@victorjackson150]

There wasn’t much diversity in this video. Most were monolingual. I speak most of these languages and those speaking other than English used very basic words with very obvious beginner sounds and pronunciation. There was little diversity for a city like New York.

[@jt-el8540]

Italians students seemed intelligent. 👍 Keep it up we need more of that.

[@leodanissantoperez5019]

I'm a huge fan of your KZbin channel greetings from Cuba

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks Leodanis!

[@justanyperson]

我也学习汉语 as a Turkish. its not common in my country but i think it will be more popular in the world because its really hard but also really fun. i feel like i play a game or i solve puzzle

[@gomes2151]

0:26 _I speak Italian because I'm from Italiaaa_ . piu bella ragazza

[@lockmartin8068]

Is she muscular or is it just fat?

[@giugiuss]

I think it's just so beautiful seeing different people speaking different languages in the same place

[@marifotopet]

The last girl was so sweet! I wish I could meet her and her cat 🫰🏼💖

[@joejames1794]

Sad to hear the Mexican American say that coming from a Hispanic household I only communicated in Spanish with my parents. Like I legit feel weird speaking English to them.

[@user58541]

Not really. You live in a majority English speaking country.

[@caioraul3471]

Great video! A huge support from earth, man, props!

[@viv-lx4pi]

I speak 4 languages too. Chinese is my mother tongue, I have learned English since junior high, and learned Japanese in college. Then picked up French when I was studying in France.

[@russianchristianity]

2:20!!! Also, come to Helsinki. People speak at least three languages here

[@ernestorevollar3632]

This video was great. I enjoyed watching some polyglots speak additional languages. You could become a new one too because you speak English, French and a little bit of Spanish, Dan. That's just a suggestion. Becoming multilingual is a tremendous task on my part, I can only speak English and Spanish. Thanks for another "How many languages do you speak?" video. 😊❤

[@marikaky7789]

The first Italian girl who claims she can speak Chinese. Honestly, her Chinese level is quite low, more like a beginner. I think she is giving herself too much credit. It would be better to say something more humble, like: 'I have learned Chinese, but I'm not very fluent yet.' You shouldn't list a skill if you're still at the very beginner level.

[@yungchoqquit]

bro ran into a local legend of a YTer at ~3:52

[@xtelfolaj]

3:12 which Nigerian language is he trying to learn? Because nigerian is not a language.

[@grasmereguy5116]

He obviously meant New Jerseyan. Easy mistake to make.

[@hemster]

Bro thats exactly what I thought😂 The languages there aren’t even related

[@mochiis_cafe]

I love how the thumbnail is Alana and her friend loll

[@darcash1738]

oh i thought it was her boyfriend lol

[@junoharpoon]

Thanks Dan! Watching from Vancouver Island but hoping to visit NYC one day :)

[@christinecamley]

Fabulous video Dan!! Lovely people interviewed!!

[@jasperherr8694]

the japanese's fashion is 100/100 on point. kawaii, retro, colourful

[@xeri_yippee]

AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO CAME HERE FROM ALANA’S CHANNEL 😭

[@guppy_great]

NOPE YOU ARENT ❤❤

[@saradm991]

nope me too bestie 😭

[@everythinglbbh]

NO LMAO

[@Ynnchiaa]

Same

[@Sebas-qi9mh]

I love these kinds of videos, thank you so much, great job and keep growing

[@keithj2010]

Aya!! omg the best hairstylist in New York City!! and just overall a great person

[@godwinkwakuyeboah224]

Loving your videos here in Ghana ❤

[@LokisVR1]

how does this guy only have 350k subs? this is SO underrated

[@TheNewTravel]

appreciate you bro!

[@KK-lm9tt]

おばあさん・あなたはニューヨークのどこが好きですかってそのまま日本語で言ってて可愛い

[@neveb5624]

These videos inspire me so much!

[@TheLicewine]

I learned Tagalog playing chess on the internet. There are so many fine people from the Philippines traveling the world playing chess in their little spare time. It's always fun when I am on a ship addressing folks in their native language.

[@SayidOmar-zj8qx]

As a Chinese, I can tell you that Chinese is very easy! you don't need to write it, you can spell it on the phone or computer, it's very easy!

[@elr.4780]

I enjoy watching these videos!

[@julianneheindorf5757]

I’m disappointed the interviewer didn’t speak French with the guy from Paris. Canadian French is different from French French, but the way I understand it, it can be compared a little to the differences of American English and British English or the French Canadians and the French can quote Winston Churchill: “separated by a common language”. 😂

[@graysonyang3917]

I speak Cantonese, Chinese, English and a little bit of Spanish. It felt so good when the lady spoke Cantonese😊😊

[@CameronSmith-c1n]

I Learned Spanish Russian French Chinese Arabic Italian Hebrew since 2023. I’m making a video on how I learned and I’ll include your channel! Please do a video in Los Angeles and San Francisco I’m from L.A. thanks and want to bring My Mom to Montreal

[@yoshimitsu123]

It's quite rare running into someone from Japan, isn't it? I remember seeing another young Japanese guy in the previous video filmed in Toronto

[@aparicioarguinarena4483]

I love these videos. Me encantan estos videos :)

[@amct_999]

Please keep asking spanish speakers to say something in their languague because they might come from different places and i'd like to listen to their accents plssss

[@Pallondore]

The language of love ❤that’s genius!

[@gazoontight]

These are always great videos.

[@TheFunnyCamGuy]

Hearing the Mexican American girl talk is very interesting & true. I lived in Texas & dated a Mexican girl fresh from there and i definitely seen 2 sides to the culture. The one she explained, usually found in the richer/well off areas & suburbs would despise of Mexican culture and full on adapt heavily to American culture. They often called them whiticans. And then the more traditional mexicans who were full of mexican pride and not all that interested in intergrading into American culture past a surface level.

[@Jasmine215100]

I have always heard that in the states of California, Texas and Florida you MUST KNOW SPANISH to be considered eligible for employment!!

[@orifjon2010]

So amazing video ❤

[@guymarcgagne7630]

Good one. Few native polyglots this time around!?! Be well and stay safe

[@Ramonkey-n5c]

Какая классная тема! У девушки брелок с любимым котом😺 Надо своих срочно сфотать и на рюкзак 👌

[@fredyjacobchoxommartinez2584]

The next it could be in Quebec ( I am intrigued with Quebecois france) For me I speak 3 languages El español es mi primer idioma English is my second one et Français est mon troisième Greetings from guatemala buddy :3

[@TheNewTravel]

Ask and you will receive! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXaZiqx-j6ajq5Y

[@fredyjacobchoxommartinez2584]

@@TheNewTravel Maybe I could say " part 2" instead hahhaha

[@Lyricalhaley]

​@@TheNewTravelPart 2 would be awesome . I love français québécois ❤

[@ruthrodriguez5173]

😂 miawnise!! That was cute!! Saludos Dan!!

[@CarlH08]

I speak Tagalog, English, Spanish, and I’m currently learning French. It’s unfortunate to see Filipinos in the U.S. only speaking English and not being familiar with at least one Philippine language while most filipinos back in the Philippines knows at least two or three languages.😢

[@Mandiamore]

ALANA LINTAO?!

[@WARVIATION]

3:48 that girl you interviewed and the boy are youtubers too lol i found their channel

[@pandabear153]

Our step father wouldn't let us speak Chinese (Hoisan dialect) and wouldn't even speak Spanish at home. Only English

[@winstonc8510]

Why lmao

[@hayabusa1329]

​@@winstonc8510because English is superior and more important

[@winstonc8510]

@@hayabusa1329 Ya well a person who speaks English Spanish and Mandarin is more "superior" than a person who can speak only English.

[@demaupin]

@@winstonc8510 Do you really think that speaking more languages makes someone superior to others? jfc.

[@JordyJ.]

Ojalá algún día visites Cayala Guatemala 🇬🇹❤

[@PM-ld4nn]

8:42 Many people speak Spanish in New York!!! How can you say that???

[@joejames1794]

It’s a case by case basis like I think she definitely generalized because I know plenty of Hispanic first gens that speak Spanish. Also since the Latin music scene has blow up that’s been another incentive for people to learn the language.

[@channel-xj8wl]

I'm speak Cantonese,Chinese and English.If I have a free time,I want to learn Japanese.Because I love Japanese culture,Anime and Japanese girls 😂! Because I think is so cute, Beautiful and kind.

[@sophia17965]

bro said he wants to learn Nigerian

[@grasmereguy5116]

I think he meant NewJerseyan. In New York, we get a lot of people from New Jersey who come to visit and we also go there a lot, so it's important to learn their language. I get very frustrated when I can't communicate with the people from there. My ex-gf was from there and I could never understand her!

[@plsssss_im_a_starrrrr]

@@grasmereguy5116def not what he meant

[@grasmereguy5116]

@@plsssss_im_a_starrrrr Of course. It's the only thing that makes sense. New Yorkers need to learn to communicate with the neighbors in New Jersey. It's very important for commerce and international, interspecies understanding. We need peace in this world and it starts with talking to our neighbors across the Hudson. I believe we can be friends.

[@plsssss_im_a_starrrrr]

@@grasmereguy5116 newjersyan is not a language, neither is Nigerian. he was obviously misinformed or something but he didn’t once bring up New Jersey i don’t know where you got that narrative from.

[@grasmereguy5116]

@@plsssss_im_a_starrrrr Obviously there's no such language as Nigerian, because they speak many languages there like Yoruba and Ibo. But it's terribly insulting to the people of New Jersey to say they don't have their own language . i have been to New Jersey many times, and it's hard to communicate with the natives if you don't learn some of the language. So you think he said "Nigerian" but that obviously nakes no sense, because no such anguage exists. So obviously he neant Newjersyan, which is a reall language with nany distinct dialects. He had something in his mouth that made his slur the word and caused you to mis-hear.

[@miarod271]

I'm also italian and study chinese and I can't believe the girls at the beginning said their chinese is pretty good... their pronunciation is terrible😅

[@Lozzymee]

Just came because of thumbnail 😅😍

[@module79l28]

12:04 - Genius!!! 😂

[@victorjackson150]

This is so strange. When I was in LA last year, I asked people the same question. Most spoke 3 or more languages. I would have expected more in NY.

[@unoreversecard1o1o1o]

learning "nigerian" is gonna be har, gl w that

[@newwergonnagiveuup]

make a video in australia! Sydney, How many lenguages do you speak?

[@rahileshanbi5551]

Not Alana just casually being interviewed lol

[@imsofiiia]

Help I clicked bc of Alana and Andrew 😭

[@NonymousGames]

It was so lucky that he just happened to find two tiktokers/KZbinrs on the streets to be in his video😂

[@MH-jl1eq]

ALANA LINTAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JFox29]

Dan, I have following your channel for quite sometimes and the videos are excellent. I was wondering if you can recommend an affordable language institute for adult learners in Quebec? Like an immersion French course. I did a search but no luck finding a good one. Thanks!

[@TheNewTravel]

Since I travel a lot I've always preferred online lessons to in person classes. But maybe one of my other Quebec viewers can suggest something!

[@milicaandjelkovic9084]

I would like to visit New York😍

[@victoriaguerin2851]

This New Yorker speaks four: English, French, Spanish and Portuguese (in descending order of fluency).

[@jaceyJAYSAY]

anybody watching this because of alana lintao? lol

[@nolasilverstone3938]

Vuelve a Colombia con gusto puedes perfeccionar tu español conmigo soy profesora nativa del español naci en Colombia

[@user-ss9wg2yq3o]

7:02 isn't that Michael Chen / McPlayGT

[@grasmereguy5116]

Who else used the QR code at 2:20 to see about James and Patricia?

[@mikebahrami]

3:11- respectfully "Nigerian" is not a language but the 3 main ones they speak there are Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa + Pidgin English.

[@hakami1426]

Never expected to see Andrew Burriss (Alex Wasabi's brother)

[@rae3-w1q]

I CAME HERE FROM ALANAS NEW VID

[@arsnakehert]

Last girl was adorable, not gonna lie

[@Too.Cool.ForCardi]

LOL…Funny how there’s a lot of CA representation between the LA hats and shirts and the Golden State Warriors. Meanwhile, I can’t wait to go back east.

[@gonfreecss5105]

I can say Hi in 20 different languages, therefore i speak 20 languages. Pretty much what some of these people are saying. Speaking chinese is so broad and the fact that they say they speak chinese and not cantonese or the more common mandarin shows how little language knowledge they have.

[@jurgenrudiger]

You are right, the Italian teenager’s Chinese was, excusez-moi, merde. The word she was looking for is „cai” 菜, meaning food or cuisine.

[@marslovesyou17]

I CAME FROM ALANA LINTAO'S CHANNEL

[@BishamCR]

No Asian alive in this world who knows only one language. Minimum we know three. Btw I can speak Nepali,english,sanskrit,hindi,german and a little spanish.. that's 6

[@Jess-zf7bm]

The guy in the back w the white shirt 1:47 is fiyonnnnneeee