Fury Road (2015) - Movies with Mikey

[@boogermcface5092]

I was SO happy to hear you bring up Michael Bay in this episode. My first thought after seeing Fury Road in theaters was "This is the movie Michael Bay thinks he's been making for years!"

[@sMASHsound]

this had adrenaline, michael bay is testosterone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@Ennio444]

And Miller made it just like it was nothing after 30 years having directed NO action movies at all. Talk about latent potential.

[@sMASHsound]

@@Ennio444 what if he took 30 years to work ONLY on that movie. but, i think he did happy feet, the show with the penguins

[@michaelramsey82]

I think Michael Bay knows his movies are dumb, and he doesn't care. He doesn't seem to care about the actual movies at all. If another explosion will squeeze some more cash out of greasy teenage boys, that's what he puts in the movie. Michael Bay probably couldn't even follow the plot of Fury Road, much less ever hope to make something comparable to it.

[@CM-qb7re]

That shoe thing. DAMN. I've seen the movie 3 times in the cinema, 3 more at home and once at a friends and never took into consideration the shoe thing. Damn that's great attention to detail.

[@joesiemoneit4145]

you kidding? that show thing carries the whole movie! :D

[@judeannethecandorchannel2153]

C, Good point!

[@0MicH00]

No worries, I am at my 9,5 th watch and this is when I realized.

[@Laecy]

Man, I’ve seen this movie several times a year and watched a few dozen of these essay videos. I thought, oh yeah! The shoes. Max brining Nux a shoe was a gesture of acceptance. “The shoe line was a full three act story” Ok what?!? How did it miss that?

[@rebeccagreenwood3302]

The sign of a good movie: 4 years later and im still learning something new that adds to the plot

[@Petes88Face]

Another thing I noticed is that the movie doesn't just write off religion as all bad. If you strip down what the War Boys believe to it's bare bones it's essentially this: If you die while fighting for a cause, you will be rewarded. That's not so bad when you think about it. The danger comes in the cause you fight for. Nux doesn't completely abandon his religion. All he does is find a new cause. In the end he still "Die[s] historic on the Fury Road" and he still asks his surviving allies to "witness" his sacrifice. So Nux still dies with the hope that his actions will be rewarded in the next life and he dies knowing that other will live on and hopefully have a better life because of what he did.

[@ChiotVulgaire]

That's beautiful, man. It's telling that whereas every other time the phrase is shouted and cried out, when Nux finally meets his end he whispers it softly. Manly tears.

[@smurfyday]

Religion takes away the human ability to choose the cause to fight for. It teaches us to throw away evidence, to value faith above all else. 99.9% of the times, that leads to tragedy, and atrocities.

[@dallasfavel4817]

Just so everyone is clear, if u die, you denotatively do *not* get rewarded, wether its for a cause or not.

[@petercarioscia9189]

Uh...that's the most concise and glowing endorsement of radical Islam ive ever read

[@ACDelboy]

Modern day Radical Islam is what you are describing. Murder in religions name. Notice "Modern day" in case you want to go on a rant about historic events. I call hyperbole!

[@sparrowvskestrel]

In the Splendid death scene there's also a bit of dark irony in the fact that she slips because of the blood from the bullet wound that Max inflicted. He immediately shuts down emotionally after she goes under the wheels because he can't face (again) being responsible for an innocent's death.

[@tomc.5704]

Woah

[@Draycoe]

Well spotted!

[@TehPwnographer]

Ooooohhhhh ssshhhhiiiiittttt.

[@vhssika]

god damn i never noticed that before *claps*

[@Kinghenhog39]

This is an awesome catch that develops Max even more into a relatable ally/hero because he still makes mistakes even when he is trying so hard to help and he moves forward with that guilt regardless and realizes he needs save the rest the best he can.

[@ObaREX]

"The second we don't allow our art to challenge us and our beliefs is the moment we cease to be human." Yeah... yeah, exactly!

[@jwoellhof]

Freedom of Speech. Article 1. which is then protected by Article 2. We lose these, we'll see with our own eyes the depths to which humanity can fall.

[@rogeliomora417]

@@jwoellhof a year later and this is so true. Now we have people trying to ban history during the civil right era just because it doesn’t fit the narrative.

[@MDMoore6]

Watched this after too much news... the message... to be a good ally, and the hope for a better tomorrow really hit home.

[@craigosenior2004]

Same. Shit just got real.

[@Lorkin32]

"That's enough act one for me, let's do it" Yeah that's funny. Good job.

[@jmalmsten]

I saw fury road opening night, saw the taiko drummers truck, the camera circling around to reveal a tower of loudspeakers built on its roof. And hanging in front of it on bungie cords was Coma The Doof Warrior shredding away on his doublenecked electric guitar. I thought, "this might be the most metal thing I have ever seen." ... Then the guitar shot out a massive ball of fire and I almost stood up and applauded right then and there. When the credits rolled a friend from work asked me what I thought of the film. All I could utter was "Holy F**K!". And every time I think of the film My mind is blown by the sheer operatic perfection of it.

[@johnbradley2343]

5:50 I think it's important to note that Joe doesn't care about Splendid's death for her sake, but because he wants her to produce him an heir. Yadda yadda objectification of people especially women by toxic masculinity yadda yadda.

[@rerez]

I love these episodes of yours so much. Just like.... SO much.

[@Maximilianus101]

Sometimes I'm jealous that I can't watch films with as much appreciation of depth as Mikey can. But that's what this show is about, right? To share that depth with as many people as possible. Mikey Neumann, you are a goddamn national treasure. Something that Nicolas Cage would spend an excruciating hour and a half rattling off middle school American history to Sean Bean so he canIF YOU LIKE CAUSING TROUBLE UP IN HOTEL ROOMS

[@DanDrambles]

You are the best film related channel on KZbin, up there with Every Frame a Painting. You continually impress me with your superb editing style, brilliant insight and enjoyable, bouncy writing. I can't sing your praises enough. I hope you make it absolutely huge on here dude. Your hard work shows in everything you put together and you really deserve it. You're so good you make me want to make better content. God damn man. Consider me a fan for life. Also Ex Machina next please. Would love to hear your thoughts on that movie.

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[@ianterada6821]

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Samson Goodsir criswell is just pretentious nerd who tries too hard his video are mostly pointless

[@snilrach]

This is true.

[@NoelAKABigNolo]

Man I miss Every Frame a Painting

[@TravisJohnsonncc1701]

Wow. This aged well.

[@brianlynchehaun7079]

Mikey, dude... I've watched a few of your videos, and you make me weep. Every. Goddamn. Time. You've given me a deeper appreciation for John Wick and Logan, which both scored a ''s'ok" on my ratings, and even Fury Road, which is definitely one of my favourite movies, you've given me additional reasons to love. The goddamn shoe. I hope that you're able to keep making these for as long as you're interested in making them.

[@thetalantonx]

Same here, man. His depth of insight and compassion without giving up his convictions that 1) life is hard, 2) and you should be kind, keeps impressing me enough that I can handle the quips about the God-Emperor. (Tangential - imagine the War Boys in different outfits and putting on spray tan to go "chrome" while waiting for people to point out just how great, really awesome they are...)

[@babykosh5415]

Omg...I came back to watch this and....wow....my only suggestion is that you let the classical music play the end out. This is amazing, thank you for making it.

[@PineappleSplat]

Absolutely loved this, especially the bits about how everyone here is fatalistic in their own ways and the message about being a good ally--because that's exactly what Max is throughout his movies. In the Road Warrior, his past trauma hinders him from trusting and helping the village, but he ends up helping because that's who he is. In Fury Road, his past trauma hinders him from trusting and helping Furiosa, but he ends up giving her his blood because that's who he is--a universal donor. He even says "my name is Max" for the first time aloud right then, because that's when he has fully realized his identity. I thought this was great all the way through, would love to see Star Wars next.

[@brianlynchehaun1963]

This analysis never gets old. I've probably watched it more than 10 times in the intervening years, and it moves me to tears every time. Goddamn, Mikey. Goddamn.

[@chibisven]

you just took a movie I loved and made me love it more. your ability to dig into the metaphors and styles in regards to how it furthers the story is incredible and totally tickles my "how things get made" curiosity. thanks for the content man.

[@UD503J]

"An apocalypse which we are almost surely heading toward." Whelp. Mikey predicted 2020 alright.

[@Dmitrisears]

This was the first time I've seen one of your videos and man, I'm really impressed. Just... Damn. Keep it up and you bet your ass I'm subscribing.

[@0oPerson]

My one criticism is that, while it’s been awhile since I’ve seen it, I’m pretty certain happyfeet is about ableism not racism. The main character of the movie is hated bc he’s (physically) unable to do a thing that’s part of and expected by his culture, rather then being hated for being from a different culture. But literally everything else in this essay was spot on (even four years later).

[@Samakain]

Holy Shit Mikey. Holy shit. One of your best to date, maybe my favorite. Your ability to speak from a place of intelligence and passion and still make me laugh is something very hard to find. Harder still to find someone to do it so well. Thank you for putting up with all the youtube crap and continuing to get this out there. \m/ Really looking forward to the next two. (Ex Machina)

[@AspelShuyin]

Your word with ways is fucking amazing.

[@scrabdusanproductions2104]

Yep. The Mad Max series has always been about the last good man simply being good and assuring a better future for all.

[@AdrianWoodUK]

I am struggling to find adequate words to express how I felt about this video. I've commented before about how awesome I think MWM is, and always meant it; this series has a consistent quality level to match anything on the internet. Please understand, then, what I mean when I say that, with this video, Mikey, you excelled yourself. Thank you.

[@filmjoy]

+Adrian Wood [m] You're welcome!

[@danalley6376]

I've been watching these for the last few hours and I cannot believe how great they are. How are these not as popular as Plinkett?

[@simonjeste]

It's like "FILM THEORY" but with less animation and more DEPTH and jump-cut-editing :) (both are awesome)

[@filmjoy]

[m] I'll take it! I love MatPat's stuff.

[@Ciupakapra]

i'v been surprised by the low view count as well, found his sunshine review cause i was looking for some thoughts on that movie, stayed for the rest.

[@danalley6376]

The quality is there. When it gains speed it'll rocket exponentially. It just takes time.

[@Senrab3123]

It'll get there, I'm sure of it.

[@NootchMurphy]

I have been binge watching your stuff for all my free time and some of my paid time these last 24 hours and EVERYTHING you touch on and say is impactful and spooky relevant. I love creators like you who keep putting out awesome content at your pace and your level of love. two years on and this is better than most of what i watch now. Thank you sir.

[@oshox100]

Knocking it out of the park, as usual.You ever see Children of Men, Seems right up your alley. It's got layered shots, long shots, and subplots about shoes. I love the heroe's weapon of choice, too.

[@tigerlily150]

Goddamnit. Rewatching all your stuff during this bloody quarantine is making me cry all over again. You have such great insights. Never stop doing what you do.

[@gaiavandenbroek9705]

God I always forget how much I love this film. Thanks for reminding me and the amazing details you pointed out that I missed (the shoe thing wtf genius). I really love these videos because you have such a new perspective that makes me appreciate the movies I love even more.

[@rana1561]

Loved how you decided to use Clair de lune for the conclusion.

[@dgraveley34]

Man I just wanna say I am so impressed with your diction and understanding of this medium and appreciate all the nuance that you put in to it and emotional depth that comes from exploring the layers of a certain piece of art. I AM A FAN FOR LIFE. This is what film means to me.

[@mbryson2899]

I took my mother to the movies for her 78th birthday. We both enjoyed it immensely, it was an intense film in so many ways. This is a great piece on it, sir, I'm going to shoot my mom a link.

[@gendergoo1312]

I can't get enough of your polish in these videos. Amazing work!

[@filmjoy]

[m] Just came here to say thatIF YOU LIKE CAUSING TROUBLE UP IN HOTEL ROOMS

[@TheLincolnTunnel]

+Chainsawsuit Original Is there any way we could get an mp3 of your cover? I actually really enjoy it.

[@filmjoy]

+meatrace [m] Yeah, I know. It's just fun to talk about :)

[@bojac6]

+Chainsawsuit Original Seriously though, can we get a recording of that?

[@condor-yz6bo]

FilmJoy God damn I love you and this movie

[@Cloud_Stratus]

That was fucking beautiful, man.

[@RDBetz]

Thanks Mikey. As usual, I'll watch this over and over, because there's always something I missed before. The best part of my week is when there's a new MwM and/or TVCrimes.

[@SilverSurfer166]

One of the best things about this movie to me is the lack of dialogue. Characters use their faces and body language to convey their emotions, and you know instantly what they are thinking and feeling. Such a great movie. Such a great review, thanks Mikey.

[@dkseraph]

I have now CONSUMED all of your videos like frikkin chocolate covered caramel popcorn and I can only say that damn, you makes me not only thinks better, you makes me feels better. Hot damn! You're kinda like a new hero.

[@tyresecampbell7507]

I just fell in love with this channel. This is the 3rd video i watched but this is the one that cemented your role in my list of the best KZbin film analytics and concept presenter on a whole. This video was amazing.

[@fenton9408]

Straight up the most underrated channel on KZbin. Needs to be up there with Nerdwriter, Plinkett, Every Frame a Painting and Lessons from a Screenplay.

[@sharingan757]

I saw this movie with a bunch of my friends and didn't really like it all too well. Tbh, I don't think I even understood the themes it covered when I saw it. I was fairly negative about the movie after I saw it. Now, I think myself very shallow but I don't really know how to be as insightful as you are. I guess, I am just grateful you make these videos, for now. I will try supporting you as best I can :')

[@ChainsawDunDeez]

Just came here from Cinema Wins...binge watching your efforts...Props for focusing on the final quote...I feel this quote applies to everyone stuck in the wasteland of their hates and fears...and how we should strive to overcome them, by being nicer ( or at least polite people)...but that does not mean being weak...do gym and stay fit...be the best you... You can be...and your petty fears will be reduce...

[@Ennio444]

This is great. Just great. You're the shit, man. Articulate, insightful, funny and engaging. Don't make me watch all of your videos, it's exam season and I've got a ton of work...

[@Kerosecstacy]

Thank you! Thank you so much. I love the Mad Max series and I always have. I got so fustrated when everyone kept saying it wasn't a 'real' Mad Max movie when it really was. It was fantastic.

[@ZepplinOnFire]

Amazing emotionally gut punch. A seamless essay that had me pinned to the screen and left me (dare I say) a little teary eyed. Beautifully crafted Mikey....Can I call you Mikey?

[@famuel2604]

Miller isn't speeding up, he's cutting out frames to make actions that are too fast more legible

[@ScooneyPuba]

does it come to the same effect?

[@edwardfletcher7790]

I really love how impassioned you were taking about the meaning of this film. Thank you !

[@sonjaquan5775]

I remember after watching this for the first time how I described Fury Road to a friend not as a movie with cars and dust but as if allegories of feminist theory stepped off the page, elemental and fully formed (with Furiosa towering above them all), and had a visceral, experiential dialogue with each other, and I could go on but eventually words will fail me too (as they do Max) by each becoming proxies for whole conversations like a hypertext laden essay endlessly and exponentially branching. ::breathes:: Which is all to say that you state the position very well, and I quite enjoyed this.

[@ashdoglsu]

Thx to ppl like you who point out why i think a movie is great or bad. I know Mad Max Fury Road is a great movie but i cant put it in words and guys like you do that for me. Keep up the great work.

[@LukeAlan78]

I will never get tired of talking about this movie or reading/listening to analysis of it. It is the most important action movie of the last decade both because of the story it tells and the way it is made.

[@wjhull]

I know I'm way late (I just discovered Movies with Mikey), but I've gotta say: Putting the Car Boys theme behind Mad Max: Fury Road made my goddamn day. Well played, Mikey. Well played.

[@Tirannie]

Super impressed you hit those high notes in “Country Roads”. I wasn’t anticipating that range!

[@caffeinatedlemur]

This is such a well done video. You made me reevaluate a movie that I am already constantly reevaluating. You put words and focus to foggy ideas that were swirling in the back of my mind. Thank you for setting the bar even higher for MwM

[@JimmySlaughter]

You knocked it out of the park, Mikey. I've been needing a good video to help me explain to some friends why Fury Road is more than just an action flick. Thanks for this. Also, please do The Force Awakens next.

[@JammyD2579]

Please tell me that's you belting out Country Roads there, Mikey.

[@filmjoy]

[m] You know it!

[@JammyD2579]

Witnessed! (love it) (and everything else you do)

[@sandstormxx]

i just love how this film is all show, don't tell. it's been a while since i've seen the film but i love that nux just kind realises that he's wrong and he needs to engage with the other female characters. the women don't have to do a big speech or anything, it's just done visiually and told with the snippets of information we gather naturally. We, the audience piece together what is happening on screen w ith only our eyes, rare for a film. I didn't realise that shoe thing that's so cool!

[@rhiannonhunt3174]

This was amazing, completely made my day. I always love your take on movies as it encourages me to look, think and learn a bit more. Keep these coming! you are my favourite channel on KZbin! P.s Ex Machina next please

[@designate_om]

holy shit mikey how has it taken me this long to discover your videos? you're everything I ever needed from this horrid red wasteland of audible commercials

[@ericd5156]

Man. Since i discovered this channel, I'm spending more time watching videos about movies than actual movies.

[@quicksandbuddy]

This is the first video of yours that I've seen, and I thought it was incredible. The revelation of the boot B-plot actually made my jaw drop because I've watched that movie three times and never noticed

[@Argidisparken]

jfc this made me cry. so god damn articulate. you're on fire, i love this channel.

[@Ularg7070]

I love... LOVE all the Black & White clips and editing cuts around music beats.

[@Ularg7070]

+Ularg FINALLY THIS GODDAMN FUCKING COMMENT POSTED INSTEAD OF SPITTING OUT "AN ERROR HAS OCCURRED"

[@StiltsTheGM]

Wonderful review, Mikey! I've read quite a few articles about Mad Max, and you still managed to find really interesting things I hadn't seen before. The Wes Anderson goof slayed me. Oh, and the final bit was beautifully done. Reminded me a lot of how you ended your Sunshine video (which I think is one of the best you've ever done).

[@OptikRvB]

agree on this, period point was powerful, on par with Sunshine analysis

[@thebaccathatchews]

After watching over 800 movies in my life, Fury Road is one my all time favorites. Well done.❤

[@ashesx773]

Hey Mikey. I'm kind of new to the channel. Just wanted to say, thank you sooo much for all your amazing content. This is one of my favourite channels to watch. Don't ever change!

[@JoshForeman]

Aaah! Thank you! I've watched this movie 5 or 6 times trying to figure out HOW anyone can possibly make a compelling movie with some depth without stopping the constant action. I knew visual story telling and world building was a big part of it. Didn't think about how he centers things so that the cuts are coherent.

[@MeganABarns]

I cannot get enough of Mad Max: Fury Road. I continue to find ways to take it up in papers I write in university. Thank you and you did an awesome job! I, personally, would like to see Ex Machina next

[@kikic4899]

This is such a beautiful assessment of a beautiful movie. I feel like I could pick at least 5 separate videos of yours as my absolute #1 favorite, but this might actually be _the_ one, just because of the many shades of beauty you've exposed here, and (though I'm not sure I can explain why) how much hope and peace I feel having watched it.

[@iscoppie]

woah i'm glad this is getting more views than usual! you deserve it! this is fantastic stuff and i always enjoy your delivery of ideas.

[@MichaelReed5]

Magnificent analysis. I heard the film was excellent, but I was completely blown away when I (finally) saw it. Thanks for pointing out those elements/plot points/techniques which we might not be aware of consciously, but which nevertheless make for an extremely satisfying experience. Again, thanks!

[@MatrakenKEN]

And the Black and Chrome version (or tunrning off saturation on your screen) looks amazing, the highly accentuated contrast of colors on the movie translates perfectly to a rich grayscale

[@kapablekid]

Your execution & descriptions are genius. I am really enjoying this Chain. Well done & keep'em coming.

[@Schpooon]

Wonderful video. Rewatched recently and holy smokes this hits even harder summer of 2022. We have a lot of work to do.

[@dullmace]

It has to be Star Wars right? Yeah, Star Wars. This was beautiful, and like always, you've made me see this move in a completely different light. I must go rewatch it right now, and feel deep feels about it.

[@1personstudios]

Im binging through your channel right now, found you through every frame a a painting. how the ffff did i not find this sooner!

[@visualartsbyjr2464]

I watched this in the theatre, not sure what to expect. When the end credits were rolling I just sat there basically digesting what I just watched, cause my breath was taken away. I loved Miller’s use of the “show, don’t tell”, and for it’s bleakness it was/is a beautiful movie. Watched a behind the scenes; the main reason for all the older cars is due to their ability to withstand the elements... more so than a huge chunk of modern vehicles. Two pennies 😉

[@pidgonbusdriver]

Thanks!

[@filmjoy]

Thank YOU!

[@jokadlec1221]

This is excellent commentary-- you hit the nail on the head. Awesome video!

[@WickedGoodWood]

I actually gave a around of applause and the end of this episode lol Bravo, hands down this is one of the best film review channels out there. Obviously i'm late to the party but i look forward to watching many many more of your videos

[@stewartmediallc]

I totally missed that fact about the shoe, wow! I've been a fan of George Miller since "The Man from Snowy River" and "The Road Warrior"; "Fury Road" only solidifies him as one of our greatest filmmakers. Thanks for such an on point video, this film deserved the love.

[@topsloth2487]

Wow, was not expecting that level of effort put into a beautiful review like this from r/videos. You've got a new sub, Mikey! I'll be binge-watching these soon, keep up the great work!

[@GingerBreadGuy1]

Hey man I just watched your whole video and thought it was really great and well thought out. You make some excellent points, the most profound of which I thought was were you talk about the importance of being allies to people in need, even when we believe certain fights are not our own. As a kind and rational person, we have to look out for one another. Thanks for sharing this cool commentary!

[@facundopeluffo9801]

I don't know why I hadn't watched this video before. It was truly beautiful, man. Specially the message at the end about what the movie really meant. You, sir, are a great man

[@goldenhourg]

three years late but you made me cry. great work dude!

[@CaptainFirefred]

I still remember tearing up when I saw it in IMAX - tears for awesomeness. It was like your favourite sports team after 3 decades of irrelevance winning the championship. Miller is geniu and not the Apple kind.

[@oxoxTwinklexoxo]

Mind you my scope is very small (I don't get to talk to that many people about movies) but you're the first person who's opinion wasn't "They vamped the 'Mad Max' name in order to give us 'Mad Maxine'!", and I loved this. It was refreshing to hear you dissect the movie and lay it all out without oversimplifying it. The video itself was very well-paced and unlike most "review" or "analysis" videos that tend to either go "listverse top ten" style or drone on, it really kept my attention. Definitely gonna spend the next few days watching the archive. :)

[@Furore2323]

Damn you, the Moviest Mikey. Damn you to hell for moving me to tears, AGAIN.

[@marcusf9009]

nearly cried! also love the black and white references since Miller is releasing a black and white version!

[@loopeygoopey]

the humor in this reminded me a lot of egorapor sequelitis videos lmaoo good stuff

[@moohawkofdrknss]

I'm with everyone in the comments that's calling this your best yet. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. It's awesome. Ex Machina next please!

[@moohawkofdrknss]

Replying to my own comment because I FINALLY (because I'm super late to the party) got around to seeing this movie. My god Mikey, you added a layer of beauty that isn't really on the surface, thank you so much for this episode. I watched this last night and now I want to watch it again with a layer of MwM to add to it. I really can't even right now. Thank you.

[@vooyas.mp4]

Holy shit man. A truly amazing video! The production quality and everything. Keep making them please. Oh, and Ex Machina.

[@squirrelbait64]

You did it, Mikey!! I hope everyone sees this.

[@deisum]

Holy shit this is rock-fucking-solid analysis that I haven't heard anywhere else. So many kudos.

[@TheNipSnipper]

"not here to talk, just here to listen, scowling maw." i fucking love you

[@joelramirez1722]

What’s that piano song he plays in his videos? Is it a Chopin piece?

[@nicholascross3557]

It's called Clair de Lune, used to great effect in the Godzilla: King of the Monsters trailer.

[@GardenGnome118118]

This is one of the best, funniest and most addictive channels of its kind. I wish I could create videos like this.

[@viiuldajake]

Is it normal to cry watching MWM essays? Is it like... does everybody do it? Also, kind of thinking about apocalypse more these days... But Mikey's conclusion is breathtakingly beautiful. Thank you for your thoughts and talent and work sharing it with all of us!

[@SpaceKingDinosaur]

Holy f**k, that is a powerhouse presentation. Outstanding job. Keep being awesome!