DON’T pick DANDELIONS they are…

#dandelions #dandelion #weeding #medicine #wildlife #spring #flower #flowers #bee #birds

[@maggiem6209]

I encourage dandelions and wild violets to grow in my yard. The neighbors hate that I do it, but I checked and I'm within my rights to do so. I prefer my yard to actually be useful than a big chore.

[@ZaneMedia]

It looks better with all the colors 👍

[@whatisgoingonineedtoknow.]

That's because your dandelions seeds will spread everywhere aswell as onto their lawn. oppsss.. nature's way.

[@rodjendrysik3444]

Monochromatic suburban lawns are boring and void of life.

[@blackberry8924]

Personally, I take these out. Let's say there's nothing wrong in being someone cheap and lazy. Why lying to yourself saying stuff like : "I encourage dandelion, I'm withing my rights, I prefer a useful yard, just to justify how much you hate making chores.

[@P.e.m.a.]

Me too. Im trying to turn my yard into something useful and not just another desert for the buggies. 😂

[@michaelmoore8787]

I encourage everyone to buy a "meadow mix" of seeds which consists of native perennials that normally grow together in large fields/meadows, it looks a lot nicer having a flower meadow as a lawn rather than a same-old boring grass lawn

[@creameedwards9518]

I'm going clover less maintenance and pretty

[@patriciamorgan6545]

Once upon a time, clover was actually a part of grass seed mixes. I grew up with lots of lovely clover mixed into the lawn, and still enjoy it at my current home. Much better/healthier than trying to maintain an artificial monoculture. Plus, the bees love it -- they really work it over when in bloom.

[@GlitzyWitch]

I made dandelion flower salve for my arthritis and fibromyalgia, works so well, live dandelion flower tea, and leaf tea. Dandelions are one of gods natural medicines ❤❤❤

[@ZaneMedia]

Oh wow good to know they’ve helped!

[@maramatkovic1568]

and roots for cancer, new research

[@jamesworley9888]

Talking about God often attracts atheists, you might think you're doing the world a favor by trying to prove the existence of God but you're doing the exact opposite. God only reveals itself to people through natural law, anytime you try and prove a point it's usually out of ego or fear of someone else's consequences. So God repeals from anything you think you know about it as some form of ''gotcha''. God don't play the heaven and hell so please believe in me game like you christans think it does, that's why some people see things and others don't. It's all about divine law not what's written in a book. And not everyone in this lifetime is ready or even WORTHY to believe in God.

[@samanthabloggins1775]

I did the same with the flowers, but unfortunately it didn't for me, but it did work for my daughter! So this year another batch will be made for her. She uses it on her migraine spots!

[@canie1913]

How do you make the salve? I’d like to try it. I leave them for the squirrels 🐿️

[@gl15col]

My mom made dandelion greens, wilting them in hot oil and mixing them with scrambled eggs and seasoned with apple cider vinegar. They were considered a "spring tonic" to farmers from ancient times.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Sounds delicious

[@darthtyranus7683]

big Pharma is raging mad rn

[@gmw3083]

I just eat the flower and part of the stem. I have to pick them to do that though. There's so many left for all the critters.

[@EzEzEz369]

Mmmm❤

[@EzEzEz369]

What about benefits of false dandelion like smooth cats ear ?

[@user-yv5pz1cc6z]

Him: DONT pick dandelions His hand: That is a lie

[@just_mj_]

I'm gonna pull a nerd moment... ☝️🤓erm, akshually, it's for education purposes☝️🤓

[@user-ns6js4hn3e]

Not a lie, clickbait for those sucked in to the BS that they're only a weed to get rid of, cuz they're the ones who should be watching this, not those of us in the know.

[@marshalllee2509]

You can eat them that’s probably why he pulled them up. I have a new mini times the roots are good and the flowers are a nice touch to your salads.

[@user-ns6js4hn3e]

@@marshalllee2509 Plus, it's an interesting e.g. if not unique, which is doubtful, in that at least the aerial parts and roots have different medicinal effects, if complementary, maybe. Even its flowers may be uniquely medicinal, compared to leaves and roots.

[@dolly.uwu.]

you can pick them to make tea and for other medicinal benefits. he should have said not to kill dandelions, but picking the flower is fine.

[@normanwhite4792]

Every year, without fail..... In March, out come the Daffodils. In April, out come the Dandelions, on the lawn. Wouldn't have it any other way. What a glory to behold, little golden suns,, bursting forth, on a sunny day. Divine.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Exactly

[@jimrogers1500]

Dude literally standing there with a handful of dandelion he just picked.

[@dolly.uwu.]

you can pick it to make tea and for other medicinal benefits. he should have said dont kill them, but picking is fine.

[@sharonjudge2686]

😂😂

[@adyingbreedofman9112]

This plant brings me fond memories of my Great Aunt Alice. Growing up in New England with a large family in the 1930s was no easy task. They were great foragers of nature. What mother earth provided at that moment is what they not only ate but enjoyed. Dandelion greens, fiddle head ferns, wild brook trout, blueberries, blackberries, raspberrie, hen and chicken of the woods mushrooms etc. When I was a young boy Aunt Alice and I would go to the fields in our neighborhood, the same fields my great grandfather used, and gather the Dandelion greens in very early Spring. She stressed to me that they were delicious and nutritious and to get them as early before flowering as possible to avoid bitterness. We would still harvest them after but this was the prime time for the best tasting greens. She would lightly steam them and enjoy like spinach. I miss old Alice but every year mother earth brings me back to this fine memory and I am grateful.

[@tesswagner895]

I love that bright,cheery yellow in the spring and watching the bees. They are delicious. You're very correct. Newby gardeners don't know the value.

[@vernwilson6910]

Im so happy you are saying this,, Dandelions are super nutritious, people seriously need to wake up, thank you for sharing this, thank you,

[@ZaneMedia]

Glad you enjoyed this one 🥂

[@vegan-rising]

I am just pissed at all the people spray herbicides to get rid of them.

[@ZaneMedia]

Sad

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Decades of different companies advertising to consumers that it’s in their best interest to “get rid of them”.

[@WhitedewValley]

Feels like living in paralel dimension to those people.

[@briangurneyy6625]

Herbicides

[@unknownenity5670]

​@@StefanSobkowiakthis is to prevent natural remedies and medicines

[@nancystampphoenix3109]

I just picked dandelion flowers, leaving plenty behind of course for birds and insects! I'm dehydrating some for later, and made fritters for today! They're high in polyphenols, antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, vitamin k, and so much more! They taste slightly citrusy, and I add just a bit of lemon juice to enhance that bright flavor. Throughout this season I'll use the root, and leaves as well! ❤

[@happy_bubble7]

I actually want a dandelion field... major helper in fixing my nonalcoholic fatty liver caused by tylenol use. That and... not using NSAIDs.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Medicinal 👍

[@robynperdieu3434]

I was advised to use an aspirin each day to avoid stroke. My liver has become fatty and I realize that aspirin each day has caused more issues. thanks for the reminder to look to nature for help. 😊🇺🇲

[@diavolorosa]

So glad to hear it helped! It's such an amazing plant! Helps increase biliary flow and also reduces water retention. I have a tea made with roasted dandelion roots and cinnamon and it's delicious 😋 p.s. love your name lol

[@karensmith4336]

My earliest memory of Mother's Day, I was walking home from kindergarten with a construction paper flower basket I made that day. I wanted to pick flowers to put in it for my Mom, but I remembered her complaining about a neighbor girl picking flowers Mom had planted. Then I spied the patch of bright, beautiful dandelions along the ditch. I filled my basket knowing there would be no complaints and didn't even put a dent in the patch.

[@ritawelch4949]

What Mother hasn't o'hed & ached over tiny hands giving them a handful of dandelions. I know I have!

[@MD-ki7qw]

Or you can just plant spring flowers and support your local bee colony. Plant a garden make it worth your while!

[@ZaneMedia]

Or do both 🤷‍♂️👍

[@iancaspers7731]

@@ZaneMedia dandelions aren't native to america so they don't really help the bees a lot

[@TheRahsoft]

Dont pick the dandelions... said by the guy who has just picked a whole bunch of them lol

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Haha that’s the exact comment we were waiting for 👍

[@ZaneMedia]

I’m to blame for that. Figured it would catch a sharp eye or two 👍👍

[@VictoriaSalmon24688]

EXACTLY

[@BrokeTheInterweb]

@@StefanSobkowiak yes, I was like "I have to pick them if I want to eat them!" 😂

[@robinz2000]

Before I saw your tutoriaI I would just leave my dandelions alone. I love my dandelions. I always kept them because I use them in a herbal salve. Then I saw your tutorial on why to keep dandelions. Now I understand why I have so many dandelions in my yard. Thank you so much for this!!

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Glad we could help 🥂

[@robinz2000]

You are a great help! I use some of your methods in my home yard. Which is 10 acres 😏 use your methods in a much smaller scale. But I appreciate your willingness to share the knowledge that you have. And I pass that on to as many people as I can. Thank you again for all that you do ❣️

[@RobertHaliburton-ey9rl]

I have stomach problems regular use of the Tea,Gets all the gas out .

[@mousasaab2652]

Really opened my eyes. Believe what you want to believe, but I think that this Earth and the ecosystem was manufactured in such perfect harmony that we should really obey the principles of nature, especially in agriculture

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Yes!!

[@ZaneMedia]

Agreed 👍

[@robynperdieu3434]

me too. i quit spraying my yard for them when I realized what I was doing to the earth. then I learned about vit c and a in them. great stuff. someday I will make wine.

[@houseman2414]

You point out the perfect harmony aspect, but it's an invasive species in the Americas, brought by European settlers as a crop. So, it's very much a problem caused by humans. Short of widespread genetic engineering, it's here to stay, though. I leave them alone in my fields (except for the occasional harvest), but try to keep them down in my lawn.

[@bettymacallister3475]

I remember my Italian grandmother picking them she made wine I believe I was very young then . The green leaves are edible. We are organic here. Thank you for a interesting info we could all use

[@wren5291]

It's a Super Wild Flower, and one of my faves💪🏾☺🐝.

[@ZaneMedia]

Awesome!!

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

If you want Indigo Buntings to visit your yard, allow the dandelion blossoms to go to seed. The Indigo Buntings will tackle the tall stems (sometimes hilariously) to get to the seeds.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Yes nice tip!

[@dirkHerberich]

Hmmm… looking forward to all those great dandelion recipes 🤤. Let’s pick some for us and leave most for our insects and birds.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

A good compromise

[@hsinhsinYT]

According to Chinese medicine, dandelions have anti-inflammatory properties, it’s slightly bitter greens are a super food that aids healthy liver function. I learned about how dandelions improve soil from your video. Thank you for your wonderful work helping mother nature! 👍 ❤

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Thank you for the incredible compliment!

[@ZaneMedia]

Interesting!

[@jigsawproductions6171]

Good day sir. I love Dandelions. Literally the symbol of spring. I’m trying to grow some in a cup so I could collect the seeds and spread them. It’s sad how some people hate them. Thank you for the video and your contribution to the human race.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Glad you enjoyed our short 🥂

[@WhiteZorin]

Dandelions are really awesome, we use the young leaves in salads, now started doing a “honey” from it (mixing with sugar in jar and putting on the sun). They yellow part (remove the green bottom from flower) is edible and healthy :)

[@ZaneMedia]

Taste?

[@WhiteZorin]

@@ZaneMedia sweetish :) you got to taste as woth many “one of a kind” tastes tou kinda need to taste them yourself :)

[@ZaneMedia]

@@WhiteZorincool thanks for the info 👍

[@jerryjayson67]

Most tasty part is the yellow flower. The leaves are bitter

[@WhiteZorin]

@@jerryjayson67 not the young ones :) thats the key

[@emelielonnberg.]

At my old house I constantly had my neighbor complaining about me not removing the dandelions. That I was destroying his perfect lawn LOL.

[@ZaneMedia]

Sounds about right haha

[@emelielonnberg.]

@@ZaneMedia Lawn-Karens LOL 😆

[@wren5291]

@@emelielonnberg. 😆 A new nickname for my neighbours👍🏽.

[@karensmith4336]

Offer him a bottle of dandelion wine. 🍷

[@Weltshmerz]

Sounds like he's too lazy to keep up with his lawn

[@lecturesfromleeds614]

Ever drank dandelion and burdock? It's really nice! Also rabbits live dandelion leaves

[@ZaneMedia]

No I still haven’t tried it yet but it’s on my bucket list 👍

[@sigilfredogaleano6568]

I think it's a great combination. One is for the liver and kidney and Burdock is excellent blood cleanser among other things.

[@lindagates9150]

My Mum made dandelion wine once and only once. Not because of the taste . She had the wine in the basement ,she heard a noise , and decided it wasn’t worthwhile doing dandelion wine again, she had a mess to clean up every bottle had decided to break . ❤😂🎉😂❤

[@tiffanyb.7596]

Dandelion tea is so healthy! Dandelions are a part of my favorite childhood memories. 🌼

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Yes a bunch of benefits 🥂

[@susanfarley1332]

One of the first flowers to bloom in spring. I never understand why people dont like them.

[@godferbidd6262]

Healthy and beneficial, yes. A weed, also yes. They are an invasive species. They are weeds, but with benefits.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Weeds with benefits yes

[@deberinaemelander9371]

I make dandelion hunny, jelly, tincture, salve, pesto, & wine!

[@superkittyxox]

Last wk spotted a giant bumble bee on my dandelion flower 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@ZaneMedia]

Very important plant

[@marceld8961]

Bees love dandelions it’s like one of their favorites.

[@ZaneMedia]

Yes incredibly important

[@marceld8961]

@@ZaneMedia Yes very true 😊

[@mercymonroe83]

Heading out to harvest 🫙 some dandelion flower to dry as we speak! 💜

[@isabellavalencia8026]

I pick them and make tinctures and teas but always leave plenty for the bees

[@michelleobrien6996]

"Don't pick dandelion" I pick handfuls of the flowers every day - I'm somewhat addicted to the taste of dandelion tea.

[@godsstruggler8783]

They are the reason why I don't cut the lawn before September. That, and being lazy.

[@mitchjohnson4714]

I'm going for a triculture of Bermuda grass, dandelions, and clover in my yard. My wife is skeptical, but I'm glad she's letting me do it.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Let us know how it turns out 👍

[@User39694]

I didn’t know this. Growing up we always loved dandelions and would pick them when they get fuzzy to help spread the seeds.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

So nice of you

[@naturoclips]

Dandelion is not a pesky weed, on the contrary, its health benefits are remarkable! So, don't spray it, eat it instead!

[@blindkimberly1360]

Luckily my mom loved dandies. Naturally I take after her so I love them as well. Always welcome in my yard. 😎🤗

[@lionheart3440]

For me dandelions (and other flowers) even are living beings with a heart, emotions, and an inner life - just like trees, insects, mushrooms, animals and other species. I never hurt my friends! 💚

[@jennyfalcone7521]

My mom keeps pulling my dandelions. I keep telling her to leave them. I harvest them as needed like I do my other vegetables and herbs. Made my first batch of concentrated blossom tea the other day. Made with pureh tea and green tea. Packs a powerful detox punch.

[@gircakes2]

You'd be happy to know that where I live, people don't care enough to remove dandelions from their lawns. There's so many of them everywhere and I see a lot of butterflies everywhere because of it.

[@hanslund308]

true. BUT i do not want them on my gravelroad cause they losen it up and create dirt over time.

[@DebraofSENC]

Started sowing dandelion seeds a few years ago. I ❤ dandelions.

[@Ann-sb5kc]

I pick them and clean them making my own natural meds from them.

[@nunliski]

lol "meds"

[@kellygould9984]

What if I pick them to use them! 😁 I pick Dandilions to make into tea, salads, and medicine. 🌼❤️😊

[@Charles.Spillman]

I love to let them grow in our yard, I actually just made fried Dandelions yesterday. My great grandmother used to make dandelion and polk saled

[@karenstasik2979]

Well said. Except for my HOA

[@ZaneMedia]

HOA 🤦‍♂️

[@honestlee4532]

I grow them on purpose every year. I WANT them in my garden.

[@puzzlick7088]

Got me worrying for the second! I think dandelions brighten up the yard, but the one time I want to remove them to make dandelion tea, I see your video pop up!

[@anacallow509]

I L O V E DANDELIONS . AS A LITTLE GIRL GROWING IN CROATIA MY MOTHER AND I WOULD GO AND DIG DANDELIONS AND HAVE LEAFS FOR DINNER AS A SALAD WITH HARD BOIL EGGS. SPRING WAS TIME TO HARVEST IT . I am also drying flowers and make tea . With little honey it’s very good and healthy !👍🥰

[@erosinable]

This guy is great, but dandelions are not native to North America. They’ve been here for hundreds of years and aren’t considered invasive in high quality habitats because they mostly colonize turf grass and other disturbed sites. I don’t have a big issue with them; I certainly would never use herbicide on them, but there are many early-blooming native plants that provide much more ecological value than dandelions to the fauna with which they co-evolved.

[@Silvermoon916]

I ALWAYS pick dandelions!!! Because it’s one of my bearded dragon’s favorite snacks 😊 (Note: I don’t feed him anything wild, I pick the flowers from my yard once they’ve gone to seed, so I can grow them for him to munch)

[@dvlexotics2177]

My grandma used to make us dandelion greens and fiddle heads when I was a kid. I still eat them to this day. I even deep fry the flower itself it's yummy and tea is great and good for you

[@KxNOxUTA]

I only pick them for my turtles to munch! 🐢 But other than that: We don't have grass in our garden. It's moss with dandelions and they get mown occasionally for things like tick safety (as those prefer higher growing plant areas) but the very smart dandelions are drowning so flat on the ground, they don't grow higher than the moss. Just the flower stem does. And they get plenty of time to bloom n build seeds n all that in between the mowing cycles.

[@alexandersalz5850]

battered and fried in a mix of 90% cornstarch/10% flour of your choice and they taste just like corn :) although its better to have them as part of salad obviously. very high in protein same with pinepollen which can also collect on tarps for example :)

[@tammybrown4410]

Dandelion tea is great.

[@Slaytheday-dt1hz]

I understand how your trying to teach people not to pick the angel lines, but you're saying that they do dandelion, dandelion wine, but they have to pick the dandelions to make those things.

[@puckerfist6621]

He's not talking about picking the flowers he's talking about pulling thr root and plants or spraying😊

[@greg5145]

I love how he says this with a fist full of them.

[@andrewcouto5620]

Dandelion omelettes are super good.

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Never would have thought to add dandelions into an omelet

[@diannadavis1362]

I pick them for tea , salads and dandelion root "coffee".

[@alexascottage]

i made some fresh dandelion tea yesterday! Its so good

[@trishwilliams3153]

Yup I love them too! And I pick them 😁 I eat them, smell them, blow their seed 😊 We couldn’t stop Nature if we tried 🙏 We can however extinct ourselves.

[@finsterhund]

I don't know if saying that the introduced common dandelion species isn't invasive or harmful is entirely correct, similar to how everyone says how earthworms aren't doing harm (when they literally contribute to a different kind/speed of decomposition(?) so it stands to reason that it's clearly had some level of impact on north American ecosystems) but people I'm pretty sure brought them on purpose as a crop so seeing lawn culture demonize them so bad reminds me of how all "pigeons" (domestic rock doves) are feral domestics. So they're basically like feral cats and street dogs. A population of pets with no homes. An abandoned garden of edible "pest" weeds. Makes me sad. They were once important to us. Cared for and maintained but as soon as they weren't they're a pest that needs to be eradicated. 😢 There are native dandelions in most parts of the world. I'd much prefer people try to increase native species populations rather than trying to kill the introduced ones with chemicals all the time. For the first time ever I'm trying to grow them indoors. Dont trust the contamination the ones by our housr may have. Might try looking fot native species seeds online.

[@elviseugene1233]

I think I've seen some couple on KZbin that made dandelion ice cream!! How cool❤

[@bumble8145]

Dandelions also have a deep taproot structure that aerates the soil and pulls nutrients, like calcium, from it making it available for other plants. Not to mention that monoculture lawns in general are bad for our environment.

[@Jamijam7]

I love dandelions 💛💛

[@najmehsadeghi]

Don't mind them on my lawn but not on my garden bed.

[@jdvanallen2907]

I keep some in my garden bed but usually pick the tips before they go to seed. It’s free groundcover, food, colour, and nutrients for the soil. There is a limit though

[@ArthAPint]

I’m all with you my guy! I’m actually growing some in my room at the moment just to have around as extra coziness for my room 🙌 All plants deserve to live, whether humans have maliciously classed them as “weed” or not just for being a successfully dominant species

[@lilli9419]

I pick the heads and mix with a strong alcohol and make a tincture the alcohol also helps me know the mix is sterile and then the roots can keep adding nutrients and aerating the soil

[@Mouse73]

Oh I pick dandelions. I pick them to make jelly, roast the root for tea, etc.

[@ZaneMedia]

How does the tea taste?

[@Mouse73]

@@ZaneMedia I love roasted dandelion root tea. It reminds me of coffee without the caffeine. Better even.

[@lorrainewaldner5444]

I would always pick them for my mom. And where I live it is May right now and there is snow so that is fun but it is supposed to be gone all ready so yay

[@joshuajordan2284]

All of our handmade body care products contain dandelion infused oils, it’s incredibly beneficial in so many ways inside and out.

[@ZaneMedia]

You make soaps with dandelions??

[@joshuajordan2284]

@@ZaneMedia yes we infuse the oils we are using in each recipe

[@Axolotls_cute]

That’s for telling me I was just growing dandelions

[@derekfuqua1254]

also a good fixer of calcium!

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Yes!

[@ashemabahumat4173]

They're a weed because of how wide spread they are, they're not even endemic here in the states iirc, meaning they're evasive. But, they were definitely introduced as food, and eating them like we were planning to would definitely serve the environment and food costs well

[@melodyscamman244]

When I was a child (1950s), dandelions had long stems and stood proud of the rosette ... Today, flowers sit directly atop the green leaves. Or so it appears to me. 🤨

[@biancagarcia5384]

Okay so I have these in a field nearby but there are like seven stray cats that I know have urinated and defecated in this field. Really want to find some, would it be best to avoid this field lol

[@tamedthethreebears]

My great grandma would make Dandelion Tea

[@gungasc]

Dandelion salads too. They made it during the Great Depression.

[@OilyAnimal3]

There's really a target out for dandelions when you look across weed killers and sprays to remove dandelions so strange seriously

[@jasoncurtis2948]

An 80 year old woman told me that any flower you don’t want in your yard is a weed.

[@maramatkovic1568]

roots and flower for tea, leaves for salads, and flower+sugar:dandelion honey

[@ElizabethMcCormack]

So true 🥺👌

[@f0rmaggi0]

“Weeds are really just flowers once you get to know them.” -Eeyore, Winnie-the-Pooh

[@electronicsandmusic2077]

Yeah I pick dandelions so I can eat them and so my bunny’s have a good healthy snack

[@Thelegendofsparta]

I never knew this about dandelions I thought all my life that if I blow the white stuff away and make a wish it would come true i didn’t know you can eat them and they are that good for the human body

[@marleymars2223]

Honeybees are at least a little bad for our native bees as well. And the effect dominoes.

[@buckaroooooo]

I dont mind them but they took over my front garden. If you dont deal with them the seeds go all over your neighbours' gardens. I have plenty other things for the birds and bees...

[@MrBrick-vb3xh]

You can also make a syrup simmilar to honey with these.

[@Fauxchemill]

I encourage them to grow in my yard I find all the white things I can and spread them all over the place The spores of the dandelions I mean I can't remember the exact name right now

[@alekies]

It's that time of the year again... the lovely dandelions are out! It feels like there are so many more this year especially! Or maybe not! But anyway, I love helping to spread them secretly every year while my relatives try to get rid of them :P

[@patpatterson9719]

One of my favorite flowers!

[@marieannecatherine5313]

The only time I pick dandelion is to eat it. We have a bunch of them in our garden. And they kind of took over with other weeds. We're going through whatever is in the garden bed right now and I decided I would take clean over all the dandelions. Because I'm the only one who actually eats Dandelions the house. I am also the healthiest member of my Household.

[@GospelOutside]

There is a reason that commercial weed killers were made. Many weeds are actually life savers.

[@cidelygame7479]

He passed the dandelion test with flying colors!😃

[@waygoblue4729]

I like the way you made this video circle itself.