FIRST time SEEING Carly Simon - That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be - 1971!

[@MikeytheGeek7711]

Carly Simon co-wrote this song. It's her song. She was probably saying that she heard it on the radio that day. That was Art Garfunkel talking to George Harrison.

[@cptight88]

She meant this song was on someone's beach radio.

[@Cchan53]

That's what I just mentioned..where was this that those 2 legends were there ? I guess it'll say further down in the comments...

[@exploringtheparanormalwith81]

So nice to hear someone younger being able to appreciate Carly. Yes she's one of the best..... Have you listened to Pat Benatar yet? Do!!!

[@sandramoore]

I thought it was George Harrison with Art Garfunkel! Thanks for confirming that. I always loved this song. I was back in high school when she released this hit.

[@mattblatchley2061]

thank you! I was like "Is That...?"

[@hockemeyer1]

That was Art Garfunkle talking with a bearded George Harrison of the Beatles.

[@Frenchgirl1972]

ive got tears in my eyes - i love carly simon, all my life - she is 80 yrs old now i think - i want to go back to the 70s-it was the worst of times, it was the best of times

[@sandiepaul9421]

Man, that's the truth. ❤

[@Klm242]

Yes. The best.

[@lynne8346]

We were lucky to have lived it.

[@MaryChlebina]

Carly Simon and that song was my favorite as a kid!! I still try to sing it to this day. I love her and can't believe she is 80! I can't believe I'm 70 either!!! I miss those days!

[@Marmiem.]

From 72 on, I sang to the radio every day. Thought I would be a singer one day, and so did my friends Broken dreams, broken hearts, beautifully sad memories.

[@veronicamorgan9029]

Such a hauntingly beautiful song. And what a voice! ❤

[@elizabethfranco1284]

That is Art Garfunkel and George Harrison

[@GTLyons]

good eye👁

[@rubyslippers8215]

Yup, I spotted them, too. Even George with that great big beard!

[@bobbrinkerhoff3592]

They were supposedly discussing the difficulties of dealing with guys named Paul .

[@sandramoore]

@@bobbrinkerhoff3592 Funny!!!

[@praja108]

​@@bobbrinkerhoff3592, I just spat out my coffee😂😂

[@clare1061]

I always melt whenever I hear her voice 63 years old now and can’t get enough of her music.

[@Bluetreez]

Same!! I'm 63, this was my first album ever purchased on my own. I heard the song on an old PBS show "The Great American Dream Machine" and became a huge fan after.

[@traceybaucom5755]

Dam I miss the 70's. The music was MUSIC. True talent.

[@sandralybrand9425]

Amen!!

[@johnroof2663]

Amen

[@tonyherrera9329]

Carly Simon is the daughter of Richard Simon, co-founder of the publishing firm: Simon and Shuster. Her mother was Andrea Louise Heinemann Schuster who was bi-racial (Jewish and Black) who was a civil rights advocate as well as an Opera singer. So your imagining that she resembled Halle Berry wasn't that far fetched. I grew up in the sixties and so I heard this song on the radio when it first came out. There was so much good music from different genres and when this song played it made me sit up and take notice. Someone different with a deep message to ponder. This song captures the traditional path for young adults of our era being challenged by the ideas and influences of the "hippie" movement. That being to question authority and ask "why" are we supposed to do it "this way?" Carly grew up in a very privileged life style on Long Island. She's brilliant, poetic and beautiful.

[@thechomiji]

Don't know if you've read her memoir Boys in the Trees. Despite the privilege, she wasn't having a great life.

[@Nomad-vv1gk]

Correction, Carly's mother was Andrea Simon, her maiden name was Heinemann.

[@Troublette59]

There is an episode of Finding Your Roots on Carly where this is discussed.

[@gems3604]

Thank you. I had no idea Carly Simon was of African descent. I thought people were making it up. Thank you for explaining. I always loved this song.

[@JetJ321]

I grew up in this time also. I loved listening to her beautiful voice.

[@sandraduplechin7191]

This song gives deep heart ache.

[@samueltabo3390]

Song still gets me in my feels over 50 years later. Song put her on the map in 1971 and won the Grammy award for Best New Artist. She's one of the best singer songwriters of the 70s. She was formerly married to James Taylor

[@ceejay1794]

So do 33 other people❤😊

[@brianfogle2743]

I was born in the 60's. It was a great time. Loved Carly Simon. As did many.

[@dclanton5005]

She's got Art Garfunkel and George Harrison singing backup. She was a musical genius. Her melodies are legendary and James Taylor was fortunate to be married to her shortly after this. She was rock royalty✌️😎

[@ElsieDee001]

@@dclanton5005 IS rock royalty.

[@MH-pw3vy]

Carly Simon was one of THE female singer song-writers of our generation. Yes, she is worth tripping out over!

[@emsparamedic5183]

Yep, Carly and Carole King.

[@Kingfish888]

Yes! To all the above & Jonie Mitchell. This trio of female singers song writers (Carly, Carole & Jonie) was a golden age.

[@Mr.StarryBreeze]

You summed things up very nicely. The lyrics so vividly paint a picture of the darker side of relationships. "My father sits at night with no lights on. His cigarette glows in the dark..." Masterful writing. (It's hard not to fall in love with Carly Simon.)

[@moosehose]

This song always made me feel sad, melancholy. Carly has always been so beautiful and so talented. She and James Taylor have a son and a daughter.

[@lilred6644]

She turned 81 today. Happy Birthday Carley 🎊 🎉🥳🥰🌺🌷🌹🌸🪻🤩

[@lindakoschwitz7098]

Most of us here have been looking at Carly for many years now. She is beautiful.

[@karolm4045]

Carly has THE BEST VOICE!!!❤

[@fraserhowe6058]

This is the most beautifully devestating song; still brings a tear every time i hear it.

[@pureenergy5136]

I see you have found my girl Carly Simon. One of my favourite guilty pleasures. Her song You Belong To Me is an everlasting gem for me. A picture of this beautiful lady sitting on a chair. In such a natural moment. Her features are so fine. The song is so basic and so raw and so vulnerable. She's Art and Humanity in mesmerizing harmony. Miss Carly Simon. And then another stunning beauty re-did the song. The beautiful and alluring Miss Anita Baker. Now they both belong to me...🥰

[@cathymunroe9738]

My favourite song by Carly Simon. She has a beautiful pure voice.

[@kevinsears7382]

Carly was a prolific singer/songwriter in the era of Carole King. Classic and timeless contributions to the greatest generation of artists. So glad you shared this.

[@NoHardFeelings54321]

Speaking of Carole King "bet BP would love her "Way Over Yonder"

[@gerrywilliams3462]

@@NoHardFeelings54321 He would LOVE Carole King!

[@NoHardFeelings54321]

@@gerrywilliams3462 Agreed

[@NoHardFeelings54321]

@@gerrywilliams3462 LOVE her Tapestry Album....GREAT Singer/Songwriter

[@dwhitman3092]

Purity of a live performance from a true musical legend.

[@melanieredfield9736]

Carly Simon and James Taylor were married but eventually split, due in large part to his struggle with a serious addiction to heroin. It was a beautiful pairing and a heartbreaking split. Their chemistry together was off the chain; you can see it in the footage of their performance together of "Mockingbird". Definitely worth a watch, both of them are immensely talented but together, they were electrifying.

[@angelado3]

Yes that is what I was going to suggest. to see them preform Mockingbird is fire

[@sabrinapittsley2304]

I saw an interview with Dan Rather a few years back and she said she still loves James, as she’s always called him. He refuses to speak to her even after all these years.

[@DrStrangelove3891]

There is also a beautiful version of You Can Close Your Eyes by James Taylor and Carly Simon together.

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

Very well said. I think James has always felt like she should have stayed with him and helped him through his addiction and recovery... and on the flip side, I believe that Carly felt that if he truly loved her, he would have fought harder to get clean. I'm not saying that either one of them was right or wrong. Only they know the struggle and how each of them handled it. To this day, she says that she'll always love him, in her heart of hearts, but he hasn't spoken to her since the split. They really were an incredible duo and it seemed like they were truly meant to be together. It's such a shame that it didn't work out in the end. That performance of Mockingbird will always be one of my all-time favorites.

[@stevegirard-voiceaudiopodcasts]

Pretty sure JT was past the heroin, but still a heavy drinker and continued to have troubles with that for quite a while.

[@sirglenny1958]

"And yet they drink, they laugh. Close the wound hide the scar." Stunningly beautiful.

[@saraheart2804]

Carly Simon had her 81st birthday today. Happy Birthday Carly.

[@cari4958]

I always enjoy your reactions to the old songs. Carly was quite the songwriter, and your thoughts after hearing her lyrics was interesting. That’s why I enjoy hearing what you have to say especially on songs from my youth. I think your interpretation was spot on.

[@TheDivayenta]

Carly was on Finding Your Roots and did indeed find out that her great grandmother was Black and never told anyone. So she is Ashkenazy Jewish and Black! You nailed it!

[@arismultimedia]

The amazing thing about hearing your first solo record on the air for the first time. The backlighting on this video is stunning...Great Song. Amazing Human Being.

[@SpartyState82]

My favorite Carly Simon song. Amazing live and studio versions.

[@jimfrederick3907]

"Haven't Got Time For The Pain" is a masterpiece.

[@honestone490]

I agree and with James Taylor on the lead guitar you really can't get much better than that.

[@charliemorris1942]

It's definitely a good one,

[@wintermoondardar1277]

Absolutely.

[@exploringtheparanormalwith81]

Yes love that song too

[@damonhines8187]

She's a brilliant songwriter, a petrified performer, subject to severe stage-fright, once married to James Taylor, hot 🔥 and smart AF. A fave of mine of hers is 'Nobody Does It Better', her Bond theme. 😊🤙🏼🎶❤️🍁❤️✨️🕊

[@ElsieDee001]

@@damonhines8187 “Nobody…” is one of my CS favorites, too.

[@damonhines8187]

​@ElsieDee001 I also love the Monkees' version of 'The Porpoise Song' from their movie 'Head', but of course any version of a Carole song is better than nothing at all. More fun for everyone, more royalties for herself. Wins all 'round. 😊❤ Oops, got my wires crossed, adding a comment that belongs on a Carole King reaction. D'oh!! 🤦🏽

[@maureenmeek2838]

I was expecting my first child when this beautiful song came out. We only had radio, or our own records. Every time this song came on, I'd cry. I think every young woman should listen before they make a commitment. Thanks for playing Carli.❤"It Keeps You Running". Love your channel!!

[@charliejg]

When singers did this without autotune. No in ear monitor either. Just a smokin' live performance by someone incredibly talented.

[@susanengland3919]

A journalist/screenwriter named Jacob Brackman wrote the lyrics. He and Simon met when they were counselors at a summer camp in 1967; they wrote several songs together, including "Haven't Got Time For the Pain," "Attitude Dancing," and "All I Want Is You." Simon cites Brackman as a major influence in her development as a songwriter; she was amazed at his ability to fit lyrics to a melody without using clichés.

[@kimberly3131]

She is so great at showing emotion in her singing. Her voice is so powerful and strong at times and soft and so very vulnerable st others. The line "Do you want to marry me? is so scared and uncertain.

[@maryt2290]

Yes, Carly Simon wrote this song at a time in the 1960s and 70s where women had fewer choices and marriage could become construed as a cage. Women could not get a credit card in their own name. They could get fired for getting pregnant, they could not take legal action against workplace sexual harassment, they paid more in health insurance etc. The pressure to get married then was enormous and any profession were women were allowed to enter was presumed to be something she did until such time as she got married. So a bit more going on in this song than just the love aspect.

[@doomhunter697]

The credit card part is a complete myth. Both my grandmothers had them in their name, one since the 30s! And neither were married at the time.

[@julieCA58]

​@@doomhunter697 it depended on the state you were in. No national standard.

[@joycevally7878]

@@julieCA58 It Was true in a lot of places. A lot of single women could only get one if their Dads co-signed.

[@joycevally7878]

It's scary that we are heading back to that.

[@julieCA58]

@@joycevally7878 i know. I remember. Just letting @doomhunter697 know it's not a complete myth, it depemded on where you were. Not just banks either. Before car insurance was mandatory, some insurance companies would not insure single or divorced women. In fact, some companies today still ask if you are divorced.

[@lorrainemiller688]

In 1971 it was the status quo to marry in your very early twenties-- not a lot of life between your parents home and the marital home. Sometimes, often even, straight from one to the other. Living together, or "shacking up", was simply not done, you got married first-- a massive shift made rather quickly in the early seventies. Ultimately, this is a song reflecting the sexual revolution started in the late 60's-- the women's movement (education, career, independence) was just getting a foothold. ✌

[@CharCanuck14]

I completely agree with you! This song harkens me back to those days. I remember in 1972 telling my parents that I was moving in with my boyfriend and their response was: "Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?" It was just the way of their generation.

[@roseannepryor7220]

@@CharCanuck14lol! I’ve heard that phrase too 😂

[@CharCanuck14]

@@roseannepryor7220 Hopefully that out dated phrase has disappeared from our modern society!

[@ElsieDee001]

@@CharCanuck14 Although I don’t agree marriage is necessary before living together (I’m 70), couples should have a serious discussion about their commitment to the relationship and what each of their intentions are from the beginning. Birth control is not 100% guaranteed to work.

[@CharCanuck14]

@@ElsieDee001 70 here too Elsie and I agree with you, especially on the birth control statement. My amazing youngest daughter was an "Oops, my diaphragm slipped!"

[@stevegirard-voiceaudiopodcasts]

Yeah, she was huge on the radio… so hearing her own hit song on the radio while she’s on the beach would not be unusual. Carly was hot as capital F. And the photo campaigns and album covers emphasized her great physical gifts. Great years to be a teenager!

[@terriwilson4984]

Oh I grew up listening to her, Along with the Supremes The STOnes,ETC! She is Wonderful!!

[@mariannaryan456]

Carly Simon...an amazing artist. Hers was the very first concert I ever went to. I was in 8th grade. 1972 Kleinhan's Music Hall. Buffalo, NY. She's playing that song live...perfection!!❤

[@IAMCAVE]

Notice how close or not close she gets to the microphone. Her voice is strong enough to project, that she doesn’t need to “kiss the mike”. A phenomenal talent. Singer, songwriter, performer, human being.

[@lorettaroe8080]

I loved musical artists like Carly Simon as I was growing up. I was a young girl when this song first came out, and even then, I knew how extraordinary she was as a singer/songwriter. Not many people know that Carly suffered from paralyzing stage fright. There aren't a lot of recorded performances of Carly singing in front of huge audiences because it terrified her. THANK YOU for sharing this video so a whole new audience can learn about her and discover how magnificent she was.

[@edjasper92]

One of the greatest live performances ever.

[@stevehamilton8824]

Carly is such a talented singer/song writer. She tells a story that you can visually see in your mind. Love songs like that.

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

She was once married to the incredible James Taylor. Their two children are Sally and Ben.

[@stevenwoodward5923]

She generally did it for the loved music, not for the money. Her dad was Richard Simon, who was part of Simon and Schuster book publishing Co, which is world wide known

[@Starwarslegorob]

She is an amazing talent! Always loved her

[@LolaNelson-i1v]

Carly Simon was asked to do an episode of “Who do you think you are “, and she found out that she has African American heritage on her mother’s side somewhere. It’s a great episode! She was a fabulous folk singer! Her music was always my go to when I needed to slow my brain and life down.

[@jesesco6818]

You break it down well. Ty. Love it!!

[@chrisnicol1644]

Great song... and the cameo with Art Garfunkle and George Harrison.... Priceless...

[@allenruss2976]

I think my favorite is Nobody does it Better. She's of French, German, Jewish heritage so she's dark European. Her dad is Richard Simon the co-founder of Simon and Schuster

[@bkm2797]

And for those youngins who may not know, Simon and Schuster is a famous book publisher.📚

[@rubyslippers8215]

"Nobody Does it Better" is my favorite, too. James Bond movie music at its best! Hey, BP...rabbit hole James Bond theme songs. "Live and Let Die" by Paul McCartney's post-Beatles band "Wings" is a good one, and of course "For Your Eyes Only" by Sheena Easton. Huge hits.

[@TheKatdawg65]

She's also 10%African on her mom's side.

[@sw6233]

Her mother was of Afro Cuban ancestry

[@allenruss2976]

@@sw6233 correct and her father was German. She did one of those ancestry shows on PBS and it came out she's only 10% African descent

[@robertbootier8223]

Great reaction. You got the lyrics. She caught your eye, definitely after she started really singing. I had a little crush on Carly when I was young. You understand..

[@byromania]

No. You're not delusional. You're very astute. Carly didn't learn of her complete family history until fairly recently. Her talent and beauty are undeniable.

[@shanedesselle2590]

She had GREAT respect from the industry’s best singer/songwriters and musicians

[@marigail9234]

Was a big fan of Carly Simon. Still am. She has a hauntingly beautiful voice.

[@josephleyva8090]

You are correct Carly was super beautiful and should have been put into the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame me a long time ago!!.,🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️💔💔💔💔

[@cheriemelissa]

The two men are Art Garfunkel from Simon and Garfunkel and George Harrison from the Beatles!

[@Triggerhippie70]

I was born January 1970, grew up listening to her, one of my mom's favorite artists. She's a breath of fresh air and so talented.

[@jmjschoharielg2563]

Great reaction! Glad you checked this one out. It's been one of my favorite CS videos for years and talk about layers of relationship complication. Not to mention she looks exquisite!

[@Laniefj]

Powerful song. She's one of my favorites. Thanks for this reaction.

[@Songbird-59]

Carly Simon is probably my favorite female singer/songwriter of the 70s. I listened to her all of the time.

[@TheDivayenta]

Watch her and James Taylor perform Mockingbird live! He’s one of our greatest singer songwriters and they were married. What CHEMISTRY!

[@johnlabus7359]

She was on Finding your Roots and her DNA came back 10% African. I think she also had a tiny amount of Native American. Her father was Jewish and her mother was Catholic.

[@TheKatdawg65]

Gates said she had the highest percentage of African DNA of any white person they'd tested so far.

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

I saw clips from that episode! It turns out that her grandmother was 40% Black, but the family never knew it until she took the DNA test for the show. Carly said that she wasn't totally surprised, because her grandmother was always very secretive about parts of her ancestery. Apparently, she came to the US from Cuba in the 1950s during the era of Jim Crow laws, which was likely why she kept that part of her heritage a secret.

[@maryscales5747]

One of my favorite songs from my younger years . I got married at 20 years old. We lasted 20 years and it was after we finally had a baby he punched out ! That’s the epitome of selfish . I’m now 68 and never remarried raised my daughter on my own . She’s a good human so I did something right . I miss being hugged but I’m good ! Peace out!

[@Kipperbob]

Back in the good ole days when all the music didn't follow "the hit formula". When a singer could hit all those tension notes, when musicians could play with that cool tension and release dynamic.

[@xmathmanx]

Musicians do it a lot more now, you just stopped paying attention

[@brianfogle2743]

She's beautiful in every way.

[@sherry640]

As a woman that grew up in the 60s & 70s this was absolutely “the way we believed it was supposed to be”. Graduate from high school, start college, & get married. I’m soooo glad that girls now have the freedom to take the time they need to figure out what they want to do with their lives without those antiquated stereotypes.

[@kbrewski1]

Yet the divorce rates are way up. And now ironically, guys are just tired of the games and not dating at all.

[@nelson6553]

Yeah she was beauuuuttttful....

[@BronsonSlick]

When I was a teen, I would go to record stores just to look at Carly Simon album covers!

[@RichardHartley-x3x]

Yes, it is a magnificent performance from Carly. I liked your reaction comments and how you described your own personal response:

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

This song ❤❤❤once one would get past those stories and not let what you saw affect your personal quest I think a great union could be had. Without knowing you become one and what that entails no union could succeed. Gid bless you and your family. They are blessed to have a committed man in their lives❤❤❤

[@GaylaHunley]

Love your reactions!!!!

[@michaelyork4554]

The significant line is "their children hate them for the things their not, they hate themselves for what they are". Showing the generational gap which has children imagining themselves righteous judges. with little experience, and the adults having experienced enough to feel overly guilty for flaws that are inherent in humans. Those same children will then grow up to realize that over the course of time, they themselves will have done things that they cannot change, and also bear the weight of responsibility for their actions. The cycle goes on. Knowledge without Wisdom is dangerous.

[@PatternSeeker...]

And wisdom comes with experience, which often results from bad decisions. Hence, "live and learn." :)

[@Cathidee]

The descriptions and story telling in this song are so amazing. She is so iconic. I’ve been a fan since the 70s. Great reaction, kind of funny seeing you fan girling a bit. 😂 but she is beautiful and a beautiful voice right? Anticipation is another good song to check out.

[@patriciaasher4614]

Carly Simon's friend and frequent collaborator Jacob Brackman wrote the lyrics and Simon wrote the music.

[@danrue3263]

What magic beautiful

[@janflewelling6277]

This song is from her 1st album released in 1971. Still establishing her career, leading an independent life. Don't hear it as cynical or sarcastic, but soul searching working out the complexities of the changes of becoming an adult facing new stages of life. of By 1974 she was married to James Taylor and a new mother. She released the album Hotcakes. The tone is so different, more settled, focused on her true love and more domesticated - for example, Mind on My Man, Safe and Sound, and Forever My Love. Carly's musical arc spanned several decades, all documenting her evolution through her life stages and changes. Always brilliant in expressing her thoughts.

[@julieCA58]

I forgot about Hotcakes!

[@dow311]

Love the drums on this song.

[@reggiefokes6677]

Great song.

[@ordiekelleher2641]

Carly is the best!

[@nantzlynn77]

One of my all time favorite singers since the 70s, and yes, she is gorgeous. Often having remarks about her big mouth (compared her to Mick Jagger) written about, but I say it made for a bigger more beautiful smile. She had horrible stage fright, and after an anxiety attack at a concert here in Pittsburgh, she rarely toured again. Check out her “My Romance” album filled with standards like “Wee Small Hours of the Morning.” Stunning.

[@Buy_YT_Views_721]

the more I watch your videos the more I realise that you are so talentedin video making

[@DarrellFanning-bx7xz]

Thanks for this, I had forgotten how beautiful she was

[@leahstill6331]

Loved your honest comments.

[@jmat5857]

Thank you for being open and sharing your life/insights with us. Much respect.

[@joymyers5771]

Sshes ppushing 80m now and she still looks Incredible! And in answer to your uestion she is b iracial

[@paulf2123]

I subscribed just on the sheer honesty of your reaction. She is all that

[@cindysimpson1046]

Loved your reaction. Try "You're So Vain". Right up this alley. About her relationship with Warren Beatty, a huge actor at the time. She's a natural beauty in person and in song.

[@satyasunshine9737]

I absolutely appreciate your sincere,heart- felt reactions!!!🫶💖🎵🎶🥰☮️

[@juliecastagnaro2868]

Carly was one of the very many very talented Jewish American artists who presented the world with a gift. The 60’s and 70’s were their decades. Neil Diamond, Neal Sedaka, Simon and Garfunkel, Bob Dylan, Carole King, Carly Simon.

[@deborahpaley21]

Let The River Run, Coming Around Again. She's such a romantic.

[@raydaniel2490]

Carly Simon is one of the great songwriters. Always loved her music...still do.

[@mattblatchley2061]

great breakdown on the family, BP...as usual~!

[@karinwolf3645]

She wrote this! Great, isn't it? She IS gorgeous!! Inside and out! 🍹💋💋😎👵🐺🖖🌵

[@madduck2323]

Excellent song!! ❤️

[@richschuster1097]

Carly is a beauty (Halle Berry is another beauty). She has a wonderful, strong, pure voice. It’s her song, maybe she heard it on the radio that day.

[@MizCriz46]

RE: caged. I was extremely lucky. I fell in love with a man who had been raised in a home where every child was expected to achieve academically & personally, give back to the community &, almost as importantly, be funny. He had 4 highly intelligent older sisters & he grew up seeing them do all of those things. He turned out well.

[@MareeGresham]

Air force I heard Carly singing He walked onto the yacht and all the cooks in the officers mess singing with her. Good memory. I was a WAAF au. Con-grates on the many marriage years. Work wise in the 1960 I was working, cutting wood. and housrwork, no sleep ins

[@daveking9393]

Who falls off at the end. I always stay to the end. That's out of respect for you and all the hard work you do. Thanks so much!

[@MissyBelgen]

“Their children hate them for the things they’re not. They hate themselves for what they are.” WOW.

[@satyasunshine9737]

I love Carly Simon!!! I grewvup listen8ng to her,amazing voice!!!😀🫶💖🎵🎶🔮💎🌟