Sinai: Inside the UK's most versatile sound system

[@syrus3k]

These guys make a huge difference. If you've ever been to a gig where the sound has been set up carefully it's mind blowing.. you can tell straight away and it puts a huge grin on your face

[@reinier7865]

this mans got real love for his rig and i totally see why

[@vincestyles1030]

Reinier Basson anyone in this business wants the best and after spending so much money you’d have to love audio and your equipment why would you not baby it? There is nothing like that feeling of hearing your system just rock!!

[@Chewbacca651]

It's one thing running a PA system but Sound System is definitely next level. About a decade ago my son came from a night out talking about the bass in a club he'd been to, so I booked tickets for Iration Steppas at a venue in Leeds, Mark Iration was playing along side OBF from France (I believe). The bass was so powerful that it even blew me away and I remember Iration before he was Iration. Over the years he's certainly come on in leaps and bounds. One love, sound system culture 😃👍

[@teamloony]

As a DJ I’ve always thought that the quality of the audio is as important as what is being played. So many nightclub have rubbish sound when sound is the actual product they are pushing. Hats off to you sir for taking the time to make amazing sound!

[@afxtwin1337]

i wish i could listen to some jungle blasting through dem speakers

[@lukecolledge5950]

not me keep it reggae dub

[@mattierenton701]

proper oldskool '94 jungle vibes yessss

[@ghostphoto1789]

kurupt fm bruv

[@NBGalder]

Maybe Jungle Dub as a compromise?! Such as Longsy D´s Dangerous Dub

[@Jaopazo]

@@NBGalder Recomendate some Dub and Jungle to Listen Please ;)!!!

[@henryroberts9036]

Ah man, I was coping alright with lockdown until now... now I just want to stand in front of this surrounded by happy people. One of the most incredible experiences I've ever had at a night was hearing and feeling this sound system, split into two, in two corners of a room that couldn't have been more than 15 x 40 ft, at Hope Works. Just continuous uncontrollable grinning and full-on body vibration.

[@dylanbenn6361]

Big up to Sinai. If you get the opportunity to see Sinai in action please do. The boys that run it are humble and absolutely on point. Awesome video, well filmed, well presented and well put together.

[@AaronSof]

Only recently discovered there are 'sound system scenes', Blows my mind that things like this exist. A relic of the past.

[@elipedraza1222]

Incredible, ended up in Mexico City to shoot a video for a sound system crew, one of the most incredible nights of my life haha

[@SinaiSound]

30,000 people go to a festival in France every year, just for this kind of vibes. Still strong around the world :)

[@TheKillerPURPLE]

Teckno doc on youtube is great

[@sinane.y]

@@SinaiSound Which festival is that?

[@thissithhitsshit]

@@sinane.y Dub Camp

[@emnigmamachine]

I'm an audio engineer out of work due to the pandemic and this makes me miss live events even more than I already do :'(

[@findingsolutions198]

Yeah, Why Im watching this 🤪 ? Stupid feed raccomendations

[@SamBinary]

Have had the pleasure of playing on this system a few times - unbelievable bass weight and clarity. great bunch of guys too!

[@SamBinary]

and big up Mark - many funny green room conversations over the years :)

[@bhutapatad4549]

Since their upgrade to Paraflexs and the couple lil tweaks calum audio added to the original cut sheets, sinai sound is running the same set up as the B.S.System by Babylon Sonic Research in PHXAZ lol

[@mikeriverajr4447]

This video by far has the most positive comments section of any video i think i have ever seen. Positive Vibrations!!!!!!1

[@DownerRage666]

they used this at my first ever rave. changed my life

[@tighepdt]

anyone who was at outlook or dimensions last year knows that this is the best soundsystem in the world!

[@whiteboysfavegoat]

Was wearing a baggy lightweight shirt on the night of the rupture takeover and the thing was literally getting lifted over my belly button whenever that kick hit. Truly powerful

[@quasili8954]

i think this is why i cant hear properly in my right ear aha

[@williamcullumcodes]

Had the pleasure of hearing this most weekends in Sheffield

[@intothemixer]

last year was sounding quiet af but the sinai's came thru as always

[@allenerdman8529]

Never heard this system but I heard tsunami bass more than enough times in NY nd proper sound is everything for sure!!

[@Car_toz]

I used to run sound years ago for DnB events. Speaker location and phase cancellations was always a fun game! Your operation seems very good. Keep up the good work.

[@syazwanali7094]

I never liked Jamaican music or dub. But If there’s one thing I learned from Jamaican sound system culture is the importance of having your own audio rig. To have your own PA system while running an underground electronic label, just gives you so much freedom. I’m just surprised so many DJs in my country never sat down or too afraid to learn how to operate speakers. Sad for them really.

[@spoony01428]

Great content... those pictures of the flooded gear are enough to send a shiver up your spine lol

[@deltronzero9]

i dont think anyone realizes how powerful systems like these are...

[@deltronzero9]

Mike Mike same

[@SavingGraceTV]

Salute to these guys, the next generation keeping it moving & innovating, nothing but respect!

[@Conjoiner12]

You have a run in with sinai sound once and you're hooked for life!

[@kbyer]

Heard this at Outernet for the 1st time and it is arguably the best soundsystem in the world.................Absolutely mindblowing!!

[@WawaDG1906]

Ive been there too, sick night… 😮

[@samkelly8359]

Sinai is by far the greatest sound-system I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing

[@OmniDubStep]

So thankful I experienced SUBDUB Iration Steppas at Leeds West Indian Centre prior to COVID music event suffocation. Place was rattling to pieces 😆

[@rottennoisesoundsystem8519]

Heard nothing but brilliant things from this sound system, and now i see why.. Love the dedication and passion that goes into it

[@roguecalendula5132]

The quality of this video is pristine!! Graphics are awesome. Sinai Sound System is next level. All this right here is Fiirrrre!!!!! 🙌🔊💚🔥🔥🔥

[@JohnDoe-zq1ho]

Much love to Sinai for trying to make something for some of the best music out there. I remember seeing the old posters online for Deep Medi shows with this system, much love from Alabama. Real bass weight music will stay around.

[@joshuawilson1544]

I went to the deep medi nights on this system. They were just as good as you would think! Magic

[@UnexplainedHoveringSpheroid]

My favourite live system of all time is Dillinja & Lemon D's self-built Valve sound system. So rich and warm. Built with such love and a degree of obsession. It blew me away live. These Sinai guys seem to be similarly impassioned and obsessed with sound reproduction. It'd be nice to hear the Sinai system too.

[@nobbystyles4807]

this is easily one of the most interesting and fascinating video productions ive seen lately..... the audio alone on this is a fantastic. superb job.

[@deksburof4992]

This sound system is mental. I heard it live at the international DUB gathering 2019. What a time! Peace and love!

[@freewheelinghorn]

as an engineer who's worked in shitty clubs, fighting to make them sound how I want them to, this is my idea of nirvana. aside from load-in/out lol

[@therealchayd]

I've had this experience, all the clubs I worked at had systems (usually CVA) that were built to a price and never maintained (mostly because management didn't want to invest in new drivers because profit margin blah blah blah). Either that, or having systems that were vastly underpowered for the venue, so had to be driven hard in order to get any decent coverage, and then ended up sounding shit. I find that privately owed clubs care more about their systems than high street venues.

[@TimpBizkit]

@@therealchayd Mama Jamas where I live just bought some "ProSound" from Maplin, flung them up on random support columns and called it a day. Wasn't terribly refined sounding or bassy but it "did the job".

[@therealchayd]

@@TimpBizkit I guess they'd be adequate for fill speakers if anything, It depends on whether they're a music-oriented venue or mostly a bar where it's just background music and no need for high volume or sound qualty.

[@zerooneonefour]

been to so many events where sinai have done the sound, they are the most amazing team and have the most amazing rig

[@Karizma231]

Haven't heard it, but whats not great about it and who would you say has an amazing sound system?

[@badboychopsticks]

Incredible soundsystem. Had the pleasure of playing on Sinai in Sheffield. Big up Huw and Sinai crew.

[@trog69]

I really like the rubber-based feet for the TT's. Back in the day ( early '80s) I was young and dumb and using a pair of BFI Bullfrog PA's with a monster Project One receiver. In order to isolate the TT from all the shaking I took two rectangular kitchen sponges and cut them in half, then placed each sponge on a saucer and each saucer under a foot on the TT. When we threw a party I'd wet the sponges and never had a problem again with records skipping.

[@Matt6438]

You can see how much he loves what he does and how much skill is involved

[@mattierenton701]

100% you can hear the passion in all of the teams voices, its for the love

[@StereoAnthony]

This is my kind of rig! As a sound tech, rig owner and audiophile, I've been trying to figure out a way to bridge the gap between what you hear with clarity, depth and space in the studio with high end speakers, and bringing that to live sound world. You lot overseas have the ability to travel around europe with your soundsystems, to many different audiences, but alas here in North America, its just not the same. Thank you for the in depth look at all of the gear!

[@persona250]

Unfortunately you will only get that in a night club if you spec a system which can reach high spl levels with minimal distortion in a room that has been acoustically treated like a studio which is rarely done .

[@bsoundlighting]

This is who I want to work for! Couldn't agree more on their technical stuff, this is just amazing!

[@bensondube5646]

I Like Sinai. You're ever so open about your machine. Shows self confidence. Well Done! And best of luck in growth.

[@AP-mk7bv]

This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. In purpose built track cars, rubber bushings are replaced with solid metal mounts in the subframe (connecting the suspension to the body) to improve the feedback the driver receives from the road. Interestingly the equations for "waves" are analogous across science, whether they be electrical, mechanical, or audible waves -- all being magnitudes of energy over time and space. Respect to Sinai for pushing the craft forward

[@jungillestt02]

Would love to feel some jungle/Drum&Bass/Liquid with that sound system. 🤩

[@lazarj]

I'm afraid I'd never be able to listen to dnb with my own speakers after that 😁

[@mattierenton701]

@@lazarj well....yep that would deffo be the case but ooohmydays

[@hazysativa3045]

Amazing work, it took me years to perfect my PA. 3 ways cross over to three different speaker arrays (high, mids, lows/subs) mcIntosh 2300 power amps. Vintage shit but sounds amazing.

[@ivanvelez7668]

What an interesting video. First video I ever saw about big sound systems. I never see videos like this about other sound companies that install huge sound systems. My very first experience listening to a big sound system work in a club in the late 80's and into the 90's, was at the Shelter in NYC. It was actually my first time ever going clubbing in NYC.But then I was told of some other club that had a huge sound system in NYC called "The Paradise Garage" and the sound there was done by Richard Long & Associates. Sadly I never got to experience The paradise Garage because it had closed back in '87 or '88 not sure of the year but around that time. People kept telling me that Richard Long & Associates always installed big sound systems that had amazing sounds. So I was told that a popular club in Newark New Jersey called Zanzibar had Richard Long & Associates sound system in there and to go check it out. So I went to check out club Zanzibar, as Im walking in I feel my Adams apple bouncing and as I'm getting closer in to the dance area my chest and rest of my body was pounding. I was like wow, now this is a sound system. It sounded tight, sounded loud but clean as if I was wearing the best pair of headphones and cranking it all the way up and no distortion. what an experience the Zanzibar was, and popular dj Tony Humphries was pounding that good deep house. Then someone told me about the famous Sound Factory in NYC. That space had an amazing sound system, it was done by Phazon Sounds. Again, a great sounding sound system by Phazon Sounds. It had those bass bottoms thumping real good and clean and tight. Had fond memories of that space, The Sound Factory was my to go to clubbing every weekend. As I got older I moved too far away and that was the end of my clubbing days. Today, I sometimes get the urge to go some place where they have huge sound systems where the dj is pounding some good house music. Well, that's all I have to say and again great video Fact magazine.

[@StereoAnthony]

Those old Richard Long Sound systems are legendary. Anyone interested or into high quality sound system history and culture knows about them. The legendary bass bins known as "Big Berthas". I'd give almost anything to stand infront of one of those rigs, but alas they are no more.

[@therealchayd]

The system at Ministry of Sound was based on the RLA design and it sounds amazing - vastly overpowered for the venue, so plenty of headroom. I used to work with the guy who got a job with MoS as their head engineer, and subsequently left there to work for Pioneer Pro Audio and worked on the development of their GS systems which were inspired by the MoS system, so I guess those would be the grandchildren of the original RLA systems from back in the day.

[@fyahlaad]

Good content and happy to see 🇯🇲Jamaica’s Sound System Culture still growing around the world, however Sinai Sound System owner had some inaccurate statements about “traditional”Reggae/Jamaica Sound Systems not being as up to date or loud enough to cover large venues. The average Jamaican Sound System plays double 18” Subwoofer and mean while playing double 21” Subwoofer gaining fast in popularity.

[@topofthemornintoya]

This sound system sounds great in my headphones

[@MASE1TV]

these lot did the sound for a deep medi night at brixton electric and boiiiiiiii, the way the bass passed through your whole body was such a buzz ! biggups

[@monat_son]

was nice to see Alix Perez on the flyer

[@supergorilla1232]

I experienced the soundsystem at Dimensions Sub-Dub Arena. The energy of the soundsystem was so intense the air started heating up from the vibrations. Unreal to actually start sweating from the energy of the music hahah

[@Francesco_Skip]

while i was watching the video i was wondering what were the best soundsystems i've ever heard, and i came up with the Sub Dub arena one (and Berghain, just as good); only after reading the comments i realized those guys were the owner of the soundsystem lol

[@CJDavies]

While it's an entertaining idea, it wasn't the vibrations heating up the air. Even if you crammed two dozen 15kW M-Force subs into a tiny 500 person venue, the vibrations wouldn't heat up the air (but you would pass out from the agonising pain).

[@PinchHarmonic69]

Francesco Spinolo are these actually good, or just powerful? The best soundsystem I’ve heard had a great body load but not too much... and yet you could hear all the elements through the highs fairly evenly.

[@AP-mk7bv]

If anyone knows any track IDs throughout the flick, let's reply em here. All bangers!

[@erikpoephoofd]

Song : Cornal Mind (Vibronics Meets Iration Steppas & Improvisators Dub) Artist : Vibronics, Iration Steppas, Improvisators Dub

[@The_Rukus]

The true heart and skill of this system is Huw.. Large up

[@duploc140]

This is going to be a great watch! 🙏

[@philippecharlesrose8442]

I remember you from when i helped Patrick of I O J, may he rest in peace, and drove the sound van for him and Sammy Dread. I remember thinking all the time how knowledgeable you are, and i got to get to know this guy. you may well not remember my AKA,of DUBWISE007 Keep doing what your doing, even the helping out of other sounds system, bless.

[@sionihi-fi7480]

This man ❤️❤️❤️and the crew. So much knowledge shear Sending love from Georgia 🇬🇪 massive

[@danfloresmusic]

Great video. I own a 5-way, Funktion-One Evo 7 system with 8 2x21" horn loaded subs and 2 double infrabass horns.. Pretty versatile, but it's been collecting dust as most sound systems around the world. Dreaming of getting it back on the sand floor.

[@DJjakedrake]

The Infra-bass speakers are dope! Helped a guy set up 4 infra-bass in a symphony hall. That feeling stays with you for years.

[@BukezFinezt]

SINAIIIII Never disappoints

[@DeltaUK_]

THIS is the content we need!! Love it

[@1ondon158]

Big up Sinai crew🤘🏻 Witnessed this very rig for my eyes a couple of times ❤️

[@valleysoundboy]

Sinai kept me awake some nights and I just dont mind at all.

[@hiddentechno8266]

Everytime I see one of these sound system videos it just reminds me I want my own. Then I remember Ive no space to store the huge speaker stacks. Still have the ridiculous wattage amps though so maybe one day...

[@BearSchaef]

Saw Sinai a couple times at YNot Festival, that bass hits differently!! Big up

[@shaun9107]

Sorted must relive it . Good sound quality this end . Live to feel it again .

[@robgolding8218]

You were amazing at Wilkswood last weekend, the sound was incredible and its clear you LOVE what you do, hope you are there again next year :)

[@djprittstick7328]

first night at the subdub stage @ dimensions last summer i almost messed my pants & i'd do it again

[@3y6ac]

Mate, havent even watched entire video can tell you ur the MAN. The Sinai lore is rly appropriate for such a devices of peace as soundsystems. respects and best wishes from Lithuania, after living 3 years in patchway of Bristol ;D

[@venusrollergirl]

Awesome! Great wee video. Pleasure to see it in action at Outlook Fest Uk:) Thankyou

[@nattypr0ductions]

best sound system I've ever heard

[@memguillen2323]

2028 and we still love the the pop here and there underground raves.

[@deceipher3]

Subdub changed me forever too, always be a mecha! Seen you guys a few times too, keep doing what you do! Love

[@sodaverde]

This is the coolest thing I've seen this year.

[@takeovernotts]

Love this, good musical inspiration for the New Year. Hopefully we'll be witnessing Sinai back in full effect in 2021! 1♥️

[@dannykl6883]

I would love to hear it. Preferably blasting early 90’s Techno or liquid DnB

[@David-xx7ny]

Danny K/L Yes!!!

[@i-am-mercurial]

Get down to Overflow in Leeds at Wire and you can hear it playing rollers / liquid.

[@jmfs3497]

NICE! Sound techs are Artists. I love this field. It's working with something invisible and temporal. I can't count the amount of people I've encountered who think it is just plugging stuff in or turning something on, lol.

[@mawit4543]

UK's most versatile sound system..... only plays dub jk- Sinai is awesome. great video ;)

[@sinaig7682]

Wow! My name all over the place, I love it.

[@ryan34ssj]

Danced all night to these guys at Hope Works

[@nyawya7262]

I enjoyed their set at Rototom 2019 so much. Mad tunes!

[@doubtfuldjs]

Heard sinai by accident a few years back in Notts when they were powering a Tumble audio event. Haven’t heard anything like it since, incredible set up

[@FaderzRecords]

Would love to hear that soundsystem! Thanks for this great video!

[@dannymack9636]

Fascinating man, some good sounds throughout the vid mate I enjoyed that.

[@jameshudson7053]

Bravo! Thats beautiful man!

[@OfficialDJEdgarlen]

intro music? amazing job ;) greetings from méxico

[@Legacy-mh8ku]

Interesting to see how original Jamaican sound system culture has spread across the world now.

[@michaels8597]

That had already happened a LONG time ago...That started with American/Bronx HipHOp,and spread to dance clubs,like the Paradise Garage,Roxy,The Loft,etc,etc..

[@Legacy-mh8ku]

@@michaels8597 I am well aware of what happened back then, this reinforces what I am saying. In 1970's New York, Kool Herc who was originally from Jamaica brought the sound system culture to America and this played a big part in the development of Hip Hop. What I am really talking about now is how other genres and many countries accept the use of proper sound systems to play music, especially when it comes to driving the bass. The inspiration for this came from Reggae sound systems from 1950's Jamaica to the present day. You can find Reggae sound systems anywhere in the world now.

[@michaels8597]

@@Legacy-mh8ku It was not just Herc who brought the sound systems,because they were also used by rock bands,other acts,since WAY before Herc was a youth.Now the development o Hip Hop was clubs like the 371 Club,Frankie Crocker on commercial radio,and playing outside in the park.Of course you can find Reggae sounds systems all over the world,just like you find BBoys,MCs,and DJs.Many countries have had these systems and many genres,for a LONG time,like Raves,wilderness events,etc,etc. $$$$$$$$..www.insure4music.co.uk/blog/2017/09/27/a-brief-history-of-the-pa-system/

[@Legacy-mh8ku]

@@michaels8597 I think we are talking about different things, I am not talking about clubs, rock bands and DJ's. Maybe I should rephrase my initial statement. What I am saying is that for a small country or island in the Caribbean, Jamaican sound system CULTURE has spread greatly around the world. I did not say Kool Herc was the only person who used a sound system, he used that style and played a role in developing Hip Hop. I am talking about how popular Reggae sound systems are as well as its CULTURE, it is not just about having the equipment to play music. I don't know if you follow the music, if you do you should know what I mean.

[@sankasteens]

track id 0:40 ?

[@RAYSHIO]

Can't wait to hear this soundsystem on Sofa Sound Event

[@smileynotsosmiley]

You will not be disappointed, if you ever get to hear iration steppas too dont miss it, if you get to hear them together at the same gig, well your never gunna miss another gig by them again. These rigs project pure bliss, you cant express the feeling of the bass and clarity they give with words

[@RAYSHIO]

The best what I've heard was Dolby Atmos a 60-speaker, 22-channel system in Ministry of Sound club. I think it will be very hard to beat it.

[@smileynotsosmiley]

OVERTURE if sinai doesnt beat it i garuntee iration steppas will, loudest rig ive ever heard without a sound restriction, i had to buy ear plugs mid way through the night cause of how much they cranked it up and i couldnt hear anything other than the bass without em even stood in the smoking area

[@Mateo906]

While i really love dubsystems and how they sound, i think you really cant say they sound "good". And thats what makes them special and is exactly what i like about them. They have such deep characteristics like no other soundsystem. And i really heard a lot of different ones. The Pioneer Pro Audios GS series, all kinds of stacks of Functions, Turbosounds, Voids, L-Acoustics, Seeburgs and a lot of d&b audiotechnik. They all sound better than a dubsystem, no question. The best of all was the d&b GSL series i believe. But no one of those have a character like a dubsystem :)

[@breakfast-burrito]

oh man, I heard the J-INFRA subs at Lollapalooza. I have never physically vibrated like that before. Their tri 21in. woofers are really something different.

[@bitmanev4331]

@@breakfast-burrito Best sub base bins I even heard was back in the 80s a stack of RCA W-Bins moving a concrete wall with a drum solo of the Gold Earring

[@EBMproductions1]

Can you guys share some links where i can learn more bout stacks etc. Like i really want to learn the differences in designs then build my new system based around that im a mobile Dj more but if customers love my setup then why not build one for them

[@EBMproductions1]

My musical taste and what i play with is house music techno and dub tech as well so yeah.

[@harrisonp7118]

thanks so much for this video! best i've seen from music editorials in awhile! great production, tunes, interviews, footage, and the passion these people and artists have came through loud and clear d-_-b

[@jamesryan3059]

Saw Sinai clash Iration Steppas maybe two years ago was a boom night Big up Sinai Sound

[@dotadojardiner]

MESSENGER SOUND SYSTEM is my true love but you guys got it too!

[@tech1238]

this is beautiful

[@seanthomas2906]

Very good guys. Almost Saxon, nearly Coxone 💯❤️

[@GatlingNG]

The only good system is a sound system. I helped some of friends build a speaker system, the case for the subs to be specific. It is a great hobby.

[@rynot_]

what about the solar system? ya hippie

[@CustardCream14]

What about your central nervous system?

[@purplenumberF]

both of those are a bit hit n miss tbh

[@truehurukan]

Maximum respect... hope the floodings didn't mashed up your gears too much, yes lately but heartically bredrin :{ LOVE ONE LOVE ALL !!

[@kennyfenny4754]

First time I heard a amazing sound system was the country club. 4 way cerwin vega with the crossovers. It was a living beast that made your organs rattle around.

[@mattmar96]

The sound system is dope as hell. But the music under this video slaps

[@spencexxx]

Then this system ain't for you, Mr Bieber

[@ogreavesx]

love the animation and break down guys. nice one.

[@0xL34R]

Sofa Sound brought me here. Big up Sinai.

[@ABB-bw6tc]

Eskimo noise were some of the pioneers of sound systems in the 80s and 90s

[@mnamethonk]

Would love to hear this one in person, preferably on a dubstep or deep dnb night.

[@lazarj]

DnB on this must be otherworldly

[@EBMproductions1]

Dub techno for me on this would kickass

[@KILLAGORILLA7000]

I’ve heard it at Trinity. Massive.

[@adamdrakestudio]

What show was that? Love Trinity. Was there when then it was powered by Firmly Rooted and Green King

[@Jigganva]

My dad has a sound system in America called Starship Connection! He wouldn’t let me get into it when I was of age to keep me from vices!!!! I regret not going into audio engineering.

[@TimpBizkit]

I just corner load now - slammed a village hall quite well with 2 single 12 subwoofer cabs on 600 watts at my 30th okay it didn't go SCARY loud but it was definitely enough to start feeling it well, and paired with 2 Bill Fitzmaurice tops was enough to drown any attempt at conversation at the back of the hall. A pair of 18s would have been better, but then I couldn't fit the whole system in a Citroen C2.2 I made a speaker stack when I was a child that was 2 of my dad's old H//H pro 150 15" bass guitar/PA cabs with blown tweeters through an old custom sound 4 channel mixer on the bass, and some unknown 2 x 12" open back cab on mids and a Marshall 8020 on upper mids and some highs. As there were no crossovers I just adjusted the bass, mid and treble on each speaker. It sounded terrible but got awfully loud playing southside spinners and Luvstruck through it at top whack till my parents had enough.

[@HHHutchy]

Sheffield represent

[@itsFiftyy]

ye man S26

[@Dubbycub]

Great Insight Into Sinai .... You Guyz Are Too Humble 😊 ....Bless 😉