Glowing Bicycle Wheels Kit - Nori Lights

You can now order you're own Nori Lights System for your bike! Visit www.NoriLights.com to place an order.
The New version of the Nori Lights is now for sale on our site, and it's only $59.99
Please help spread the word! This is a video of my beach cruiser bike with the original glowing wheels kit that i call the Nori Lights.
This video shows the old/original version of my wheel illumination system. We have released the new Nori Lights v.2, which can be seen on NoriLights.com and on / norilights . The new v.2 offers several advantages over the previous version. Check it out.
I named this the "Nori Lights", after my Grandfather, Nori.
Because of the response that I received to the original video (check it out on my channel), I have designed this version to be packaged as a kit that can easily be applied to any bike! If your bike uses a rim braking system, check and see if there is at least 1/4" of rim surface that does not contact the brake pad. If the pad touches the whole side rim surface, check if you have a "v" shaped inner rim edge. If you don't have any surface to mount the glowing stripes, I have a inner rim extension called "c-rings" that acts as an adapter. Just contact me and I'll help you get set up.
To order a Nori Lights kit for your bike, your kids, your friends, whoever, go to our website, NoriLights.com
If you have any questions, please contact me at:
[e-mail]
The version in this video is now outdated, but still offered an improved design compared to the prototype, and it didn't use spray paint or bulky tubes, or heavy batteries. It is more compact, much brighter & was powered by just 2 AA lithium batteries it will run bright for over 150 hours. I have spent the last 4 years researching & testing materials, & I am very happy with the final results.
There were hundreds of materials that I had to test until i found what gave the best results.
Please subscribe and spread the word! Share this video, "like" if you like, and I'd love to read your comments. Thanks!

[@AntonioMartinez-pw9wz]

This and one other solution to lighting wheels are the only real innovative ways I've seen this achieved, everything else is just battery packs and lights. Simple, elegant, well done! Take my money please.

[@flynnfilms]

Yay! That's the idea. Thanks for your help in spreading the word. I appreciate it sooo much!

[@rcspeedjunkie]

This is friggin brilliant, just ordered my first set, WELL DONE! You Sir are a friggin genius. One of the best innovations I've seen in a while.

[@flynnfilms]

+Aaron Lawson Thank you Aaron! We can't wait for you to see them for yourself. The videos and photos look cool, but wait until you see them in person! Thanks again for your purchase and your comment. I can't wait to hear your feedback. :)

[@flynnfilms]

+Aaron Lawson Hi Aaron, just wanting to see how you're enjoying your Nori Lights. Let me know if you have any questions. And please post a video on youtube or photo on facebook if you can. Thanks!

[@suesturges1855]

Just bought 3 sets!!!!! Christmas is coming!!!! Thanks for your time and great thoughts in your invention! Sue Ames, Iowa

[@mrok8988]

hi how r u? hope all is OK, listen.. I've been reading too, you're the only one I see who knows about prices. straight up and down how much does cost period? I'm sure from what I seen in the video there's various prices. I live in an urban area this will come in handy. but like everybody else, cost can be the deal breaker.

[@flynnfilms]

check out NoriLights.com for current pricing

[@flynnfilms]

Email me from our website and I'll see if I can hook you up.

[@RifullOfTheWest]

Excellent idea bro. I have glow in the dark adhesives at home I never really knew what to do with until now.

[@TheKingPhisher]

Awesome invention! I will be ordering the V2 for my Dahon Mu P8. Thanks!

[@flynnfilms]

TheKingPhisher Sweet!

[@DY3VERSITY]

I definitely need this, since I ride to and from work at night. Keep up the good work!

[@speey323]

Awesome idea bro, I can't wait to order a set for my bike!

[@killeatandrepeat]

Can't wait to be able to buy a set of these!

[@kinggpreston]

this is an amazing idea. well done chap. i would use this on my bike as i have had some near misses of being hit side on. cant wait to see it on the shop shelf:-)

[@josemanuelbellosotalavera5152]

I love it. Your idea is the greatest ever for bicicles!

[@flynnfilms]

Jose Manuel Belloso Talavera Thank you!

[@gregoryconway5297]

just saw this video while looking for bike lights. way cool, Chris.

[@flynnfilms]

Gregory Conway Thank you so much! Checkout our Facebook page for more info. facebook.com/NoriLights

[@4ALLDIMENSIONS]

Cool, man. What a great idea! I know as soon as I'm on the road with them, ppl will follow :-)

[@jsn1275]

Great work! Great Idea! May you have Many more!

[@flynnfilms]

That's really cool, I did not know that. Thanks!

[@illmtoloko]

great idea! no needed to light all the whell... but bit by bit, you are genious!

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you so much! My intentions were to illuminate the contour of the wheels, which makes the bike a recognizable icon to other drivers. There are other wheel lights out there, but the Nori Lights does not require the rider to mount batteries on the wheel. Seemed dangerous to me to have batteries zipping around like that. Instead, the batteries are stationary on the frame and charge up the Nori Light stripes wirelessly through UV light.

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you. I appreciate it!

[@roelflores8436]

wow, real nice! great work

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you very much. This video is now over 2 years old. You really should check out our new version, the Nori Lights v.2. Now the whole system is wireless, extremely durable, much more portable, plus several other improvements. Our dedicated youtube channel is kzbin.info and our website has photos and more details. www.NoriLights.com Thanks again!

[@dhj6dhj6]

I will be glad to share this vidio on a social website .

[@Happy_entrails]

wow.. way cool.. great job man.

[@smerkkwads3235]

This is pretty good. I like it's low energy use!👍

[@flynnfilms]

Email me, and let me know you are interested in placing an order, or feel free to ask me any questions that you may have regarding the Nori Lights. I'd be happy to help. Thanks for watching! [e-mail] -Chris

[@Hirotoro4692]

This product looks great. I'll have to see about getting it for christmas :D In the meantime a cheap alternative is Reflectaclip 3M scotchlite spoke reflectors.

[@GMPax]

These interest me for my recumbent Trike.

[@pablonapan4698]

Really nice! Keep it up!

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you!

[@flynnfilms]

Jayarjo, great question. Personally, I really don't like feeling resistance when I pedal. There are a number of new "friction less or resistance free dynamo's", but they are either waaay to expensive or they aren't really friction-less or resistance free. I am looking into a new and unique approach to collecting and generating current from the wheels. Stay tuned to find out more... Thanks for watching.

[@3dChris]

The bike in the video is a beach cruiser. The brake is inside the hub. For bikes with rim brakes, the majority of rims have at least 1/4 inch - 1/2 inch of side surface that is not contacted by the brake pad. Sometimes all it takes is adjusting bolt holding the brake pad to sit a little higher or lower. Additionally, many bike rims feature a beveled edge that connects the side wall of the rim to where the spokes connect. This beveled edge is a great location to mount the Nori Glow Stripes.

[@dylanmelgar8114]

That is amazing!

[@flynnfilms]

Thanks again J Whit. And I do have many more ideas. Many. They are coming soon. =)

[@AluminumBird]

Very cool good luck on your venture.

[@flynnfilms]

***** Thank you!

[@jawaharbabu1886]

Wow it is amazing

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you so much Bo Yan Kick. You are rock man too. Unless you meant to say "U rock man", cuz if you did then i meant to reply you rock too! Rock on rock man. Thanks for watching and for the encouraging kind words.

[@YashChauhan96]

so cool I want one of those

[@LongIslandEddie]

Genius indeed! Good luck my friend...

[@3dChris]

This would look kick-ass on a Strida. Plus you'd have extra glow stripes left over to do whatever you want with! You'll see why that's something to be excited about. The materials we use are amazing. When you get your set, please send us pictures of your bike all lit up!

[@hadefsb]

This is pretty dope Reminds me of tron legacy light cycles

[@sunnychinns4850]

Thanks For Your Ideas Thanku very much

[@Gusy-ii4ox]

Awesome video

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you!

[@flynnfilms]

Thanks for the info J Whit. I looked it up, and the "new glow paint" the firemen are testing isn't really all that new. Even though I'm sure it's effective and more helpful than not using any glow material, the chemical makeup of the Nori glow material is superior to the glow technology the fire departments are testing.... but this is a brilliant application of it and now I may need to look into contacting the local fire departments as well. Thanks for sharing!

[@noshoes]

So great!

[@joshmchale8419]

I have neon green lights on my frame only run on batterys not only be cool be safe same time I love how u did on ur bike

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you!

[@joshmchale8419]

I'm so interested in ur lights I totally support you bro

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you very much. Seriously. That means a lot!

[@bonnygoode6609]

Awesome I want a pair

[@hiramcam3962]

F-kn BRILLIANT!! 🔥

[@NogueiraMG]

Muito criativo e bom para a segurança dos ciclistas noturnos

[@tigory]

These are awesome!! just one question, is there a problem with V brakes considering that there is an adhesive band, so would it work too?? Thanks!

[@kaiboeckmann745]

I use Norilights on my bike since end of last year. It works great on the rear wheel, but I haven´t found a proper way of installing the pods on my suspension fork. The construction doesn´t allow for the pods to get fixed anywhere there, so that I can point the light to the rim. I have a couple of ideas how to solve this, but still working on it. Suspension forks are probably not very common in the USA for an urban bike, but they are in Germany/EU. Literally any urban or so called trekking bike is equipped with a suspension fork.

[@flynnfilms]

Hi Kai, I was going to ask you to send me a photo of your suspension forks, but I did a quick search and found an email from you. I'm so sorry if I didn't respond. I try to stay on top of all the emails I receive, but I missed yours. I apologize. Looking at the photo in your email, it appears that you have a type of rim that would allow for installing the stripes "lower" (in relation to the fork) down and allowing the stripes to align with the pods just below the suspension. To clarify, looking at the side of the rim, it looks like there is a reflective strip there, and moving away from the tire, towards the inner edge of the rim, there is a black section of the rim. Installing the stripes here would allow you to install the pods lower on your forks. If am mistaken or am not making sense, send me an email, again. I'll be able to respond and help however I can. Thanks for letting us know Kai.

[@NoriLights]

Hey Kai, did you see my comment from last week? I want to make sure you are able to full utilize your Nori Lights, and I think I have a great suggestion/solution for you. Please let me know if my comment is unclear. I would be happy to elaborate. Thanks for all of your support!

[@kaiboeckmann745]

Nori Lights Hi Chris! Thanks for the reminder....I really missed the other comment. I just dropped an email to your info@address. Cheers, Kai

[@blueluny]

@flynnfilms will the tape not come off if its applied to wheel rim where the brakes contact it? In which case coudl you not just thread / wind tape between the spokes and have the LEDS whine on them there instead?

[@jenovaizquierdo]

Awesome video will definitely will share hope you reach your goal is a clever and hot invention.

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you for sharing!

[@jenovaizquierdo]

Is a pleasure, thanks you.

[@flynnfilms]

Damn straight, she's badass! Charlie says "I have mohawk".

[@tetsujin_144]

I love the concept, and something like this could be great as a dynamo-powered system... My only concerns are finding a place to mount the strip that doesn't interfere with pad brakes, and how dark does it have to be for this system to be clearly visible?

[@JojoCrazyCat]

+Tetsujin I was thinking the same thing, my break pads would rub it off. The new breaks they have now days will work. Disk breaks dont rub the rims. But all 3 of my bikes have rubber break pads. i cant afford the big $$$ bikes.

[@flynnfilms]

+Tetsujin The stripes are extremely bright, they can be seen easily even if there is some ambient light. Also, I just installed rim brakes on my bike with no problems. I'll post a video, but basically, I just placed the stripes on the beveled edge of my rim on my rear wheel. On the front wheel I simply adjusted the brake pad to contact the rim a little higher, and then placed the stripes below it. Easy and it works perfectly.

[@flynnfilms]

+Jojo Gun Fang No need to buy disk brakes. Just place the stripes on the beveled edge or re-align your brake pad to contact higher or lower on your rim. Here is a video that illustrates it, and I'll post a video showing my bike with rim brakes and how I installed the stripes. Feel free to email me a photo of your wheels/brakes, and I can give you some suggestions. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3q0onWnaNlrgJo&ab_channel=NoriLights email: [e-mail]

[@mellowkid12]

I would really like have this on my bike!! :))

[@aadrianlee]

That's great 😎👍

[@flynnfilms]

+aadrianlee Thank you very much! Check us out at NoriLights.com

[@sukeyoteki3821]

really very good idea

[@flynnfilms]

+Titan Das Thank you so much Titan. I sincerely appreciate your support. =)

[@zukazuu]

this is really great!

[@flynnfilms]

zukajson 48 Thank you!

[@zukazuu]

you are using 2 purple lights which are making an effect on the green???

[@flynnfilms]

Short answer: yes. Long answer: No, I am using ultraviolet lights to activate the green phosphorescent stripes. But it's not just typical UV lights and glow-in-the-dark materials. We have specially formulated our stripes specifically for this application. They glow very very bright instantly. We have also increased the efficiency of the system by manufacturing unique LEDs that emit a very narrow range of wavelength, which happens to "excite" the Nori Lights stripes the most. This causes them to glow very bright, instantly. I'll try to post a video soon that illustrates the science behind the Nori Lights. In the meantime, if you have any questions, feel free to email me at [e-mail]. Thanks for watching!

[@zukazuu]

flynnfilms allright thanks for the information good luck! :3

[@Gusy-ii4ox]

Hope you make your goal

[@thananut]

feel like Tron

[@Swooshmanjr]

I hope to retrofit this onto my Sport Bike (hard wire it to the running light). Once you receive your link, please post it I am interested as well. If this comes to fruition I hope to send you a video of what it looks like. We believe you can do it, keep up the hard work brother!

[@clemiboi]

this is so awesome.. and you're awesome as well :D

[@sanu6891]

Wow nice video which I saw after 8 years.. what is the power(watt) of uv led ? Hope you respond 🙂

[@chrisbenedict1433]

Hey man, great job I tip my hat to you. I was reading some of the comments you get and great replies to some really stupid or maybe I should say ill informed people. What's happened to people of planet earth? I like what you have come up with and a product I'm going to look into for my family. "Cheers mate" I'm out see ya!!!

[@flynnfilms]

Chris, I can't tell you how much that means to me. Sorry for the delayed response. But I must say that I share your disappointment with the negativity and narrow mindedness that some people choose to flaunt. The vast majority of comments are incredibly positive, but I've noticed a hesitance in me with posting more videos all because of a handful of trolls. I am trying to focus on the positive comments, listen to the constructive, and let go of the negativity. I have so many more ideas that I want to share, and I'd like to post casually, but it's amazing how destructive negativity can be to creative flow. Thank you for being kind enough to take the time to express some support. Contact me through our website, and I'll take care of you. I'd be honored if you family was sporting the Nori Lights. Thanks again. - Chris www.NoriLights.com

[@koldtoftkim]

Looks awsome > saves lives

[@flynnfilms]

Thanks! That's the idea.

[@austindovel2139]

Love the name... Your TRON lights Mr. Flyn

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you! Hey, my brothers name is Austin. Thanks for watching!

[@KevinTxTx]

TROOOOON! WHEELS u should put a set on wheels those will get sold like hot cakes bro

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you! To get your own Nori Lights, email me at [e-mail]. Thanks for watching! -Chris

[@phoenixglover8172]

really cool idea want to buy

[@flynnfilms]

Order your set on our website, www.NoriLights.com

[@beastdude]

i love this.

[@yienzhao437]

and its so fantastic

[@joshmchale6870]

this very cool I been useing led lights on my mountain bike as well be safe I may well look into it lights to

[@flynnfilms]

+Josh McHale Thanks Josh, right now we are having our year end Crazy Sale. Get your Nori Lights at a discounted cost at www.NoriLights.com - Sale ends on New Years.

[@Ange1.a]

best idea on youtube

[@flynnfilms]

Best comment on youtube. Seriously, thank you. You are awesome!

[@robertmitchumii3710]

Can this be applied toward a motorcycle scooter wheels ?

[@whitetiger0214]

Chris, I am a business man myself, in fact, I would consider investing in this product if it were a little better and more universal, however, I DO have some advice because I REALLY want you to succeed. I hope you listen to me because I believe this advice I am about to give you will improve your company ALOT. #1 - Make your videos / annotations click-able... right now, they are not. # 2 - Make a second video explaining how it can withstand the weather and answer many other questions *everyone* is asking over and over. # 3 - Make this product have a reflector sticker as well so they can place this over their reflector. I noticed the rims show no sign of motion and at first it doesn't look like your really moving, however, having a moving reflector inside of a solid glowing ring... now THAT is truly eye catching. Lets face it, reflectors don't work AT ALL. #4 - *Dun dun dun DUN* Make the ring bigger so it is designed to attack to the actual tire of the wheel and have the light shining on the tire since the bars not only go past the rims, but the tires as well. Now *ANYONE* regardless of what type of bike they have, can use this product. By putting them on the rim (even though it's metal and not rubber) you will ensure people can use breaks with them, you can send them to bike companies and ask if they will sell your product. One common thing people do is give their product to a company for free, and only ask for a % *IF* they sell a unit, this way the bike shop will feel they have nothing to loose. #5 - Consider having an alternating red/white pattern, maybe 1/4th red, 1/4th white, 1/4th red, 1/4th white, or maybe even solid red and solid white where people can decide what they want to do. Having the red in back and white in front seems to catch people's attention, if that looks tacky, at least having red and white will look more "safe" in addition to having perfectly sized ones for the reflectors... I think you'll go far. Like I said, I am a business man myself and have studied marketing for quite a few years and I know how to boost product sales and all that other mumbo jumbo so I *reeeally* hope you take my advice because in my heart of hearts I believe this is a true winner.

[@flynnfilms]

Here's a video that shows how well the pods hold up against water, rain, etc... kzbin.info/www/bejne/fn7JhGt5fK6qiqM And this video shows how water does not affect the stripes kzbin.info/www/bejne/raTPoKNndpqFmtU

[@PoliticalPieHole]

You need to get this on Kickstarter!

[@NoriLights]

We were on Kickstarter in October 2012. Thanks for the tip though. Your name is hilarious. =)

[@PoliticalPieHole]

Well right on!! I wish you well in your endeavors! Lol Thanks, you should check out the site ;o) We are getting ready to expand and start our own vids and podcasts. politicalpiehole.com

[@NoriLights]

Thanks, I will check it out!

[@TimmyVRC]

How would this work if my brakes system presses the brake pads against the rim where the adhesive band goes. wouldn't it just rip it off or wear off the color?

[@n-gov]

I want this for my motorbike!

[@flynnfilms]

You can order yours at NoriLights.com

[@ballosallan]

That was great . . .

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you!

[@BrackenDawson]

Hey, very nice implementation. I'd been looking at Phosphorescent paint to do this to my Bike because Tron is cool, but I see you got there way ahead of me. Is there any chance you can do more colours of strips? Like blue, or red. Partly because Tron, and partly because, strictly, we're not allowed to show green or blue light on a vehicle in the UK.

[@flynnfilms]

Bracken Dawson The Nori Lights are legal in the UK. The Light Stripes aren't considered light "sources", instead they fall into the same category as reflective material, even though they are not reflective and they do emit a lot of light. But since they use UV light from the pods to charge, and then emit light over time, they are not considered "sources of light". I am working on a blue stripe material, but the costs are insanely high, so it will take some time. But our original green Light Stripes are the brightest phosphorescent material that I have seen ever. And trust me, I've compared everything.

[@lagofonics]

Can these be put onto a motorcycle rim? If so would there be a way to wire it into the 12 volt battery circuit with a switch?

[@ganiniii]

Its the best solution for someone who wants to get this. Revolights are cool too but waz too expensive and really hard to assemble. I want this XD

[@flynnfilms]

+ganiniii Thank you for your awesome comment!

[@franciscomendiola5304]

so if those go on the rims, then wouldnt the LED lighting replace our brakes???

[@jinaarrin]

That was a beautiful speech (;

[@nelsonpun]

is there a version that powwer the lights with the wheel motion?

[@AnoniMArtShowPhotography]

It's the best project yet ! And it's easy to do ... btw why didn't you painted the spokes ? and put another BlackLightLED near the hub ? Oh and I think for power you can connected to a wheel lamp ... nice video and project ... keep going !

[@ljubisavljevic89]

Shared!

[@flynnfilms]

Right now it's just available in aqua green, because that is the brightest color possible, and the first intentions are to make the rider visible. White, and especially blue would not be as bright or as reactive to the Nori Lights. Each of the elements chosen to make up the Nori Lights are selected specifically for how well they work together. Changing the color would mean sacrificing the "wow" factor when you see these in person. Honestly, the video doesn't do it justice. Good question tho. =]

[@dlissr]

Hey man its great can I make the same thing on mountain bike?And how can I do it?

[@1Ade1]

i love it so i need to help you!

[@flynnfilms]

How so? Thank you, by the way.

[@amryllprescott4283]

its really cool the only thing is how would u just the brakes

[@flynnfilms]

Thank you. Here this 2 minute video shows how to adjust the brakes if necessary. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3q0onWnaNlrgJo

[@tylerc995]

Wondering if this product would work on a motorbike wheel ?

[@flynnfilms]

It will work with almost any bike. If your rim brake pads contact the entire side-facing surface of your rims, I have created an adapter that assembles easily between the spokes and almost acts like a rim extension. They are called Nori Lights C-rings. Contact me if you are interested. Thanks for watching!

[@markgunida7691]

brilliant...

[@flynnfilms]

Mark Gunida thank you

[@CrazedSniperBoy]

I'm getting this for my fat bike.

[@davidusry8157]

I want these too for my fatboy. But Id like to get the color white.

[@draganstojkovic8462]

This is exellent stuff but nothing can help enough to save us bikers from crazy drivers.I hope You will find answers to all question marks U still have! :)

[@0214ejs]

Dammmmmn i would love this

[@flynnfilms]

Thanks for your comment! Check us out at www.NoriLights.com

[@mrs.juliojones6816]

i just got some today😳😳😳

[@30CalCoreLokt]

How close are you to your goals? Id personally love to have a set!

[@DY3VERSITY]

Have you put it up on kickstarter yet? I havent been able to find it.

[@S30Uploads]

VERY COOL, i want some for my mopeds =D

[@flynnfilms]

Order a Nori Lights system for your moped at www.NoriLights.com and then send up pictures or upload a video to youtube!

[@S30Uploads]

flynnfilms wow they are hella cheap! I was thinking at least 100 bux woot!

[@S30Uploads]

flynnfilms the drop down menu is kind of confusing, both say for two wheels... I don't get it...

[@flynnfilms]

S30Uploads Sorry about that. You're right, the wording is not very clear. I will rewrite it tonight to be more descriptive. The two options are offering either a 6 mm (1/4 inch) wide light stripe on each side of each wheel, or a 12 mm (1/2 inch) wide light stripe. The determining factor should be based on how much available side rim surface you have on your wheels. Since your Nori Lights will be going on mopeds, I would expect that they don't use a rim braking system, and therefore you most likely can easily fit a 12 mm wide light stripe on your rims. This will create the most intense illumination. The 12 mm wide option is listed as "2x 6mm" because we still provide you with the 6 mm wide roll of Nori Lights Stripes, but in the 12 mm option we include a second roll. The two 6mm wide stripes get installed side-by-side to create the full 12 mm wide surface light effect. If you're wondering why 2x 6mm wide rolls and not just one 12 mm roll, it's because I have found that if the stripe is too wide, it will not curve around the wheel as well, and may even crease or fold. The solution was to stick with the standard 6 mm width, which conforms much much better to the curvature of various wheel sizes. I don't know if this helped clarify anything or if it caused more confusion. Please let me know either way, so I can improve how to describe the two options. Thank you so much. I will get some graphics and a new written description on the site tomorrow. Feel free to email me at NoriLights at Gmail dot com. Thanks again!

[@S30Uploads]

flynnfilms i ended up figuring it out.. And do plan on purchasing some! my mopeds have drum brakes, so were all good.

[@kingcatlxix4573]

Does this work with pad brakes as well as disk brakes. I was thinking the pad brakes would rub and damage the luminous tape around the rim.

[@flynnfilms]

The Nori Lights stripes should not be placed any where that would cause it to interfere with the braking system. Usually, rims will have a beveled edge or the brake pad will not contact the entire side of the rim. Sometimes, though, like on my little brothers bike, his brake pad contacted the side of the rim with only a few millimeters free above and below the contact area. So I simply adjusted his brake pad to sit 3mm higher and this left 6 mm of non-braking rim surface available below the brake pad contact point.

[@flynnfilms]

um, no. I'm not sure what you're asking. Thanks for watching tho!