5 Simple Habits that made me FLUENT in 9 Languages

[@Khan_2025]

1. focus on understand the big picture 2. find things you enjoy to learn 3. consistent with one story, one book 4. active learning, choose what you want to learn, use everything else as tools only 5. input first then speaking with the words you know well 6. check out the course, click the link. like, subscribe. comment, peace.

[@thissucks110]

I'm refreshing learning French so this is helpful. I don't have anyone to speak with in this town yet. I found that when visiting Paris, France in 2000 and 2019, my understanding and speaking improved immensely after about a week of listening, observation, study, and engaging with true French people. I just let go and went with the flow. When mispronounced a word, a French native help with corrections. I went from anxiety to excitement.

[@KeepItReels]

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[@MJ13ish]

The Bible is a great resource. It's been translated to most languages. My books are Genesis one and Revelations. There are many basic verbs and terms in each. Revelations has city names, so in any language you will at least feel like you know what is being discussed even if you do not understand the words in between

[@cellospot]

I have learned to almost "turn off" my brain when I speak in another language to someone. If my brain is "on", so to say, then I'm forming the sentence in English first, and mentally translating, then trying to remember the sentence in order to say it. But then I forget the second half of the sentence because I'm trying too hard. But when I turn my brain "off", I stop thinking about what I want to say in English, and then I start actually speaking the language (that is, what I know) with ease. I make mistakes, but for the most part, it just comes, and in my experience, others really don't care... they're just happy that a foreigner is trying to learn their language and trying to talk to them. Anyway, I can't tell you how many years of language study it took me to figure this out (the better part of 20 years, and now you know in much less time!). What's also really interesting is that when the mind is processing in the other language, I've had the experience of temporarily not being able to understand English. It's really weird. I've heard others relate the same experience.

[@marktodd7397]

This is what I experience as well I forget the word in English, a blip in the matrix 😂

[@abdulmalikajibade629]

A friend mentioned this to me as well but I find it difficult to just switch off

[@RemainThorough]

I am learning Spanish and experiencing, saying the words in English first. Then trying to say it in Spanish 🤯 I had no idea this was an issue. Good thing I found this out within a month of learning a new language. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@opusdeibala4316]

Its normal.Just keep stuying,your brian is adjusting the new language Its like sports you can be perfect at the First time you kick the ball,just do your part and let you brain do his part as well no pression👍🏾😊 Like again,I can understand What you’re write but inglish is’nt my tongue mother

[@johnlibonati7807]

When I lived in Italy, I also found I temporarily couldn’t spell or remember English words sometimes when I was speaking Italian.

[@MyKrabi]

This is one of the best language learning videos I have seen. I have been watching my 2 year old nephew learn English and Brazilian Portuguese at the same time .... and he has taught me a lot. Downloading the language! I love that!

[@dixie1530]

I have found that doing things like playing video games in my target language, listening to music, watching movies, reading, stuff like that has been immensely helpful for me. And when I do these things I go full immersion. No english subtitles or the like. I've noticed it's helped with my "hearing" if things sound right even if I don't consciously know for sure. If I really need to look something up along the way I will, but for the most part I just keep going if I didn't 100% understand every word and that has really helped my vocabulary because eventually I'll just hear or read something enough times I just figure it out.

[@EldaTrucker]

What language have you locked in ?

[@dixie1530]

@@EldaTrucker Français !

[@amcmillion3]

The reading is what propelled me to a new level. Get the book in English(mother language) and your target language. Read the page/section/chapter in English so you know the content then read it in your target language. The go to series for me is Harry Potter. It is 1,000,000+ words. It is made for adolescents so most of the language, especially the first 2-3 books, are at an accessible level for learners.

[@harapodcast4160]

How do I get harry potter?

[@KCGTherapy]

Instead of getting just a text book, read a book while listening audiobook of book that you are reading at the same time. If you just read a text, you can't improve your pronunciation.

[@kjerstie5782]

​@@KCGTherapy That is what I did. Reduced the speed to half and read out loud with the audio. After first having read that section in mother tongue, so I knew the content.

[@zoheret15]

Why are my comments being deleted KZbin?

[@eduardoantonionaranjo7972]

He estado aprendiendo español por 15 meses ahora. En el principio de mi viaje en septiembre 2023 yo comprado una biblia bilingue porque yo soy cristiano y yo decidió para añadir el idioma a mis estudios bíblicos. Más o menos un mes de mi inicializacion de mi viaje yo comienzi para asistir una iglesia español donde el pastor es originalmente de Cuba y más de la congregación son de Cuba también. Esta manera ha permitidome para crecer exponencialmente en mi viaje porque he hecho el idioma un parte de mi vida diaria como un cristiano con la biblia, música de la adoración, libros cristianos, la oracion, etc.. En general español ha sido convertido a una arma de mio para mi entera vida para el beneficio de mi relación con Dios y su creación... todo el mundo.

[@josecuriel1328]

Muy buen español

[@chokrihamouda9114]

No está mal

[@mickeyFin7]

What Bible translation did you get?

[@سحابالشمري-ظ2ذ]

Wow, sounds great 😊

[@JoaquinTazabi]

2:15 He's right. I've been realizing that being tense is the biggest issue for me at my demanding day job, the more relaxed I am during high-demand/stress situations, the better the quality of my work.

[@SandrineVoxServices]

Salut ! I'm a French native and live in California, I tutor French and I fully agree with you! I always make sure my student and I find one or two things they really love, so our "lesson" or "talks" etc will always revolve around them/these topics/hobbies. Also, a big thing IMO is to be in motion, especially with males, even just walking. Boys and men learn better in movement. Hiking, biking, whatever you can do with your student will boost their learning experience big time! My other tip is to find an online radio or podcast (audio) in the goal (⚽see what I did there? haha, j'adore le foot !) language and play even when around the house doing dishes or whatever, as much as possible, have it play in the background so your brain picks it up over time (consistency!). Bravo et merci !

[@conciousness3]

🔥 awesome insight, thank you!

[@EClasher]

One of the most real language videos I've seen - needed to hear this to set myself straight

[@MsJ.TeacherToTech]

Excellent information 👌. Best tip: 'Over Tutor' & usable "Input" ! The goal of a good tutor is to use the time to communicate with you using an agreed upon topic. This works! ... #ASLTeacher 🎉

[@saraechevarria6155]

Besides your simple explanation, I love your awesome voice!!!! Your tone is wonderful!!!

[@Whitetigerfyre]

Im currently learning Italian, Spanish, french and dabbling in arabic. Im finding learning the 3 together (i do 40 mins to hour each language at night) is easier for me because not only am i keeping my mind in active mode, lots of words are similar and ones that are opposite help me remember the meaning easier for others. I did previously know a bit of french and reasonable Spanish, bit of greek aswell but when i started Italian it was like i already knew it, i find it really easy to speak, and to learn it seems my brain likes it, then i found out knowing french first is what helped so i decided to learn all 3 together, since i get easily bored and distracted. This has helped immensely. Im hoping to be confident in basic conversation in 6 months in all 3. If i achieve it i will continue to learn and definitely complete more

[@beyondthesunpodcast]

Awesome congrats! Are you by chance using this product mentioned and linked? I’m curious to know of anyone’s experience with it! I invest in so much and my ROI is not where I hoped. But using the advice in this video and the app may help me achieve my desired result…would love for someone to share their experience with the product mentioned.

[@prescottosegie]

I appreciate the info dawg im currently learning 📕 how to speak bisaya Korean Indonesian and Japanese. Keep up the good work 🔥😎💪

[@ladybird491]

I am a very talented writer with yearly success and the secret is to find your weakness and fix them and then keep a structure that you use every time and at a certain time or day.

[@Daniel-xc6oc]

I'm a new subscriber. You, sir....will be my mentor. Thank you for inspiring us all language learners. I'm 64 - and am hungry to learn.

[@paulcrosby6953]

I am 63.11/12. Totally agree.

[@سحابالشمري-ظ2ذ]

I'm 46,two days ago the thought of learning a new language crossed my mind.Today I came across this video,,no going back!

[@beyondthesunpodcast]

If anyone uses the product referenced and linked please share your experience.

[@3810-dj4qz]

There doesnt need to be a 14 min video to say total immersion. THAT is how you will learn a language forever. Learn like a baby learns. Listen, repeat, be corrected, repeat. Hear it in television, movies, etc...Once you can speak, then learn to read it. Done. Forever learned. ;)

[@musical_lolu4811]

Good. Now go copy and paste the same comment on every video like this over the internet 🤡

[@3810-dj4qz]

@ what a good idea! Never would’ve thought of that had you not mentioned it! 🤣

[@samaval9920]

Compréhensible inputs 1) people, ideas, onjects, actions, etc.that student knows in 1st language & that exist in selves, 2) images, sounds, etc. A) exist in selves OR B) symbolically représent certain ideas, people, actions, objects, etc. that student already knows in 1st language.

[@johnczech7074]

Thanks sir! Great video!

[@drknight27]

Great information. Apps are ok but the tips regarding watching movies or programs to understand context and reading an interesting book are priceless.

[@beyondthesunpodcast]

Grateful for the actionable tips! If anyone uses the product referenced and linked please share your experience!

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

Just the shoulder-shaking I needed. Thank you.

[@anfieldreds_1892]

bro wth. ive been following you to learn more about football. i thought i was going mad when you popped up in this video. Languages have always been of interest to mr

[@wisdomcarson6704]

U manifested this video my brother

[@anfieldreds_1892]

@ evidently so. or the YT algorithm is very good 😄

[@wisdomcarson6704]

@@anfieldreds_1892 lol

[@edt8535]

I find you very interesting. I am intermediate in German and I am aching to start Spanish. Just out of curiosity, what languages do you speak?

[@BeYou4You]

The quote - Seek to understand and seek to be understood should respectfully be attributed to the late Stephen Covey in his book “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”

[@anfieldreds_1892]

bro wth. ive been following you to learn more about football. i thought i was going mad when you popped up in this video. Languages have always been of interest to me

[@JorgeLearnsSpanish-pn1dw]

Great video. Enrolled in the course. Looking forward to it. A vid about how to get the best out your tutor would be great.

[@goluremilanguages]

Awww My good friend! You're in the course... You already have a video and info on what and how to handle a tutor ;) You'll have it ages before the public vid comes out. Just hang tight 🫡

[@JorgeLearnsSpanish-pn1dw]

@ all good things to those who wait!

[@amberl3894]

Hey, im curious about your program. I visited your website but im confused as to what artificial immersion really is. Is this a guide like which subjects to study and when to learn any language? Or a tool with provided material that immerses you into your specific target language? I see great reveiws but i feel i need a little clarification. Keep up the great videos!

[@KeepItReels]

In 2 secs I look at what a person does and how they can create new income streams from it. You could be translating yours and others channels in other languages for additional income streams as well as their digital products. THINK BIG.

[@DigitalNomadsExplore]

Great advice!

[@mariagalleria1609]

I have been “picking up” on Türkçe…but only through spices, seasonings, and the odd word here & there. I live in Turkiye and I’ve tried to learn on my own. I know how to pronounce the alphabet, the letters, but find syntax keeps me hesitant. I watch movies in Türkçe with Türkçe subtitles. Not knowing the words makes it FEEL nearly impossible to comprehend word order which sets up a road block to actually learning the language. Is learning a list of words first, then hearing them in sentences the key to understanding word order and the spoken word? I suppose my real question is what is the best way to start learning?

[@LaoZhang00]

Would love to see a video on your experience learning Italian

[@opusdeibala4316]

My tongue language is portugueses so I became fluenty in inglish by my own in 2 years,stuying every single day in this years I Was enjoying the process and not to overwhelming about everthing.Its a base statment more you Try more you become good in things.The real name of the game Its do same thing over and over again.

[@HeartandSoul-t1j]

New sub. Saw you on Jimmy D. You’re brilliant.

[@MyEnglishChannel]

Awesome video and tips ! Thanks for sharing your useful insights with us 👍👏

[@toxiknao8826]

Considering i tried to learn korean for almost 8 months, Due to enviromental reason I wasn't as consistent. Now seeing this i see where I was at fault. I want to buy notebooks to write in korean more and download books to read.

[@PierceSunderseatsRAMEN]

Lol "huge meditator" just sounded funny to me.. 😂

[@MegaKarume]

Thank you for the video.

[@LearnLanguagesDrAlex]

Excellent video🎉

[@JohnKeyes-m9c]

Good stuff!

[@Carafat76]

Thanks man

[@chiaraedolce]

This is great and I’m gonna try it however I definitely also need to know the vocabulary lol

[@YonaLove143]

Thank you for this content. I just happened upon your video. I find the information very informative. I cannot at this time afford to join any of your community at this time but I will subscribe and continue to enjoy your content.

[@gasparalexandermancillawul8244]

My language goals are learning and be fluent in english, portuguese, italian and german

[@harleyedw1]

How many of your training course are required. Is there another level with additional cost.

[@Henry-n1d8u]

Now i,m learning Inglish, but i wanna learning Italian too, because i love that Ac Milan

[@SAGITTARIUS312]

How can I start reading a thick book if I don’t know a lot of words though?

[@dial001]

You have to look them up, but you also have to not worry about what you don’t know, don’t worry about forgetting words also. The book isn’t going anywhere. Read it again and again.

[@Jsgaden]

LOL start with a thin one ;-)

[@MAXEEMUS]

Start reading and if you feel that there are a lot of unfamiliar words then stop when you finish 20-50 pages and look up for the new words. Then read it again if you want or just go for another 50 pages and so on.

[@holoparandeh4467]

it makes me laugh,when i see so many people making videos advising people how to learn a language?!?! and everyone criticises the teaching methods at schools!?! reality is that at school one goes to language classes no more than couple of hours a week. what do you expect!? i am not defending the school method but come on, be realistic. Fact of the matter is that everyone is different and one has to find the way that suits them. there is a way that you can find out what is best for you.

[@carlogheller6779]

Hi i like to listen to french & spanish songs. I love listening to them but don't understand them though i can pick up on some of the songs theme! Does it help me to learn by listening to them?

[@alphaomega619]

Yes

[@MrZeke8001]

Good info. Thank you! Seek to UNDERSTAND, seek to COMMUNICATE.

[@Aritul]

Thank you!

[@edim108]

This is more or less how I went from neraly failing English twice to getting straight A's in one year. What I did was play Skyrim with English dub for 2-3 hours a day and watch KZbin. It worked like a charm! Who knew having constant contact with a language and an actual use for it beyond "learn this or you'll fail the class" would work so well 🙃

[@frenchmakoti]

The best gold nuggets I have ever encountered😮😮 Merci!

[@franceshall7127]

Thank you

[@justinjacob7580]

The course that’s being offered seems more teaching you a method on how to become fluent and not and actually spanish course.

[@pohlpiano]

Hey man, you rock!

[@jbling86]

I have no problem speaking one on one but it's very difficult when in a group of native speakers and to follow the conversation. Do You have a tip to improve listening in a group setting

[@tanizaki]

The way to improve listening is more listening.

[@BenediktBast]

Unfortunately the website doesn’t say which 9 languages the program has:( Could someone provide this information?

[@AsteriETERNAL]

🔥G O L D 💯

[@official_mosfet]

You need to be gradual of course but that sometimes gets interpreted as going easy on yourself.

[@Ndrreed]

Never trust polyglot “gurus” like this guy There isn’t a secret sauce. Consistency over time using a method that fits your learning style. That’s it. You don’t need to meditate or play soccer or take this guru’s course. This video was silly.

[@robertm.serrato258]

Goluremi, Grazie di tutto!

[@MauriceMorel-v2h]

I want to learn Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi and Arabic

[@nialeilakande]

Thanks a million ❤❤❤merci beaucoup and 🎉🎉🎉muchas gracias 🙏🏿 🙏🏿 🙏🏿 diaraaama 🫶🏿🫶🏿🫶🏿grazzie mille 😻😻😻Russian spaaaseeva and Arabic shukraan 🇵🇸🇧🇩🇸🇳🇺🇸

[@jasminaina8707]

Good job. I think i need to make a new learning plan . 😅

[@natp3450]

I want to learn Ukrainian, such a beautiful language

[@carolynzhu2147]

Ok. I think I'm ready! Korean is the language I'm choosing! LET'S GO! - 🎉Thank you!

[@Brian-Does-Ai]

is this just for French or Spanish as well ?

[@Nehisi999]

Which languages do you teach?

[@goluremilanguages]

goluremilanguages.com/ Plenty! What are you studying?

[@lamiamahmoud599]

Thanks

[@efisgpr]

5:51 Calendar*

[@leozanardo1072]

What is the name of that guy?

[@pablox3783]

🙏🏻👍🏼

[@FindOrMakeit]

I have learned two new languages in 6 months each.

[@justinjacob7580]

Then teach me

[@TheVigilantEye77]

Learn past present future tenses

[@InglésconRobert2025]

Hmm

[@EldaTrucker]

Brother ,You look like Cavario.

[@rosalinethomas4665]

I find when you live in another country you learn very fast. NO ENGLISH. In any case English is my 4th language. Then after that I speak Greek, Italian en a tiny bit of Kroaties!!!

[@EnglishAnahit]

Perfectly said 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@aralynn720]

Am I correct in stating that you are selling a course that isn't even available? Or am I wrong???

[@goluremilanguages]

You are very wrong. Enjoy my friend: goluremilanguages.com/

[@malthus101]

How da fook do I read a Japanese book?

[@Blackout-px7sh]

i really want to learn Ukrainain , russian , swedish and dutch 🤣

[@Sonya54675]

For Ukrainian, you might find the podcast "Ukrainian lessons" by Anna Ohoiko useful. (Not affiliated in any way, just a fan.)

[@skrskr9000]

Why Ukrainian all of a sudden ? Did you even know about ukraine before the war?

[@Blackout-px7sh]

@@Sonya54675 thank you дякую

[@Blackout-px7sh]

@@skrskr9000 ні 🤣 i was a little kid when the war started i was like 15 🤣 i didn’t know anything maybe i did know about ukraine i don’t remember i never had a intrest in geography or anything but when i was 17 i started talking a interest in eastern countries etc my ukrainian is really bad i can speak better russian then Ukrainian but my russian is terrible also

[@AngloSaks666]

Ukrainian, last time I looked, was free on LingQ. Probably still is. DuoLingo is good for learning the alphabet.

[@JesterUrTomcat]

02:50 No we didn’t have flash cards when we were two BUT we did generally have parents naitive in the language to do what a flash card would do. And keep in mind that children take FOREVER to pick up their first language despite being surrounded by it.

[@positivevibes2506]

I want to learn Deutsch 😢 helppppppppppppp

[@amncmm]

Duolingo might not be the best but when used for vocubulary ...its amazing

[@alicerichmond8708]

I like your channel and your perspective overall. One point that I think you may not understand fully is a significant neurological differences between language acquisition in early childhood, language apprehension in adolescence, and language apprehension in adulthood. The early childhood model is not particularly successful for adults, and can lead to substantial frustration.

[@CoutinhoNarcisoSamussolo]

I will text my with you if you want... I loved this informations 🎉

[@nbayern7000]

Baller on and off the pitch. More footballers need to be polyglots. You got resources for Croatian?

[@goluremilanguages]

🙌We're going to create them. Resources for the language are very poor for some reason.

[@wowo2434]

👍

[@CassTyson]

Hey, I signed up for your seven day challenge yesterday and still haven’t seen an email. Is that thing still working?

[@CassTyson]

@@liambyrne591 talking about the free one-video-in-your-email-per-day (sales funnel) thing. No emails received as yet

[@goluremilanguages]

Hey @CassTyson Glang Moderator here. When did you sign up?

[@YogaBlissDance]

@@liambyrne591 It's free look below the video.

[@CassTyson]

@ yesterday morning. Got a message saying “your first video is on its way!” But still nada

[@ellymeikle5906]

⁠@@CassTysonwhen you are done with this challenge, please let me know.

[@marzhan_zeynep]

❤

[@dunyahali8926]

Looks very fake also try to sell some product. I don't think you are fluent in any of those 9 languages. Living in abroad long time language learning never ends you can pass some exams but you won't be fluent and efficient in every subject. In your situation 9 language 😂

[@goluremilanguages]

Have fun checking out the channel Newcomer haha

[@TheMiliPro]

You’re embarrassing yourself lol At least take some time to be informed if you’re going to cast aspersions smh

[@johnredrandomlife]

But is there any money in it? (Maybe the language of the place you live or family is good to know, but other than that.......?)

[@rodrigosoutilha9751]

When are you gonna learn portuguese?

[@goluremilanguages]

The second someone invites me to hang out in Brazil or Portugal or Angola

[@rodrigosoutilha9751]

@goluremilanguages you're always welcome in Brazil bro 🇧🇷🇧🇷 Consider visiting Florianopolis, the island is extremely beautiful and there are lots of things to do. I can show you around if anything. Keep up with the good work 👏🏻👍🏻

[@wallysonguimaraes3483]

Flashcards ❤

[@gfarley]

I really wished KZbinrs would stop saying that they are fluent in a language or languages and say what level they speak. A 7 year old is considered fluent. I do not want to have a conversation with a 7 year old.

[@russellscott1064]

I highly doubt you're a polyglot. You don't have the tonality for it.

[@Obsidian_Cloud]

You sound very much like a remedial person though 🤭🤭🤭 Definitely the type that's wrong and oh so loud... While being jealous at the same time, if you aren't a bot🤷🏾 Obviously messages go right over your head 🤣🤣🤣🤭🤭

[@russellscott1064]

@Evr_Evolving, I think my initial comment went over your head. While I can see you're trying very hard to sound educated, none of your responses have been either insightful or engaging to me. Oh, is that the doorbell? It sounds like your KFC has arrived.

[@JohnVKaravitis]

Fluent in nine languages, but still unemployed. Huh. Go figure.

[@anthony3nug]

He's a youtuber

[@goluremilanguages]

We need to hear more about this unemployment haha

[@goluremilanguages]

hmmm Is he tho? 🤔 ...gowilljohn.com/

[@YogaBlissDance]

LOL! Ahhh I think he's got lots of work, jealous much?

[@nbayern7000]

Salty snowflake lmao keep hating

[@teddydavis2339]

All European languages? Really, bro? You must really love Europeans. Too bad they don't feel the same. No African languages? No even one?

[@johndoe-fd4ev]

Cringiest comment I’ve seen in a while.

[@busingyefavour9477]

Can I ask an honest qn. Why do you think he did that

[@marcobaratta]

So, let’s take a moment to unpack your comment. You start with, ‘All European languages? Really, bro?’ It’s clear you’re trying to trivialize what’s actually an extraordinary achievement. Do you realize the level of discipline, focus, and effort it takes to master multiple languages? It’s not something that happens by accident. It’s a conscious, grueling process that requires a deep commitment to growth. And yet, you reduce it to this dismissive remark, as if it’s not worth acknowledging. Then you say, ‘You must really love Europeans.’ Do you hear the assumption packed into that? You’re implying that the pursuit of knowledge-learning languages in this case-is somehow about favoritism or some emotional alignment with a particular group. Let me remind you, learning a language isn’t about picking sides or pledging allegiance. It’s about expanding your understanding of the world, engaging with diverse cultures, and improving yourself. His choice to focus on European languages isn’t exclusion-it’s personal interest and opportunity. Nothing more, nothing less. Now, ‘Too bad they don’t feel the same.’ Here, you take an entire continent-millions of people-and you assign them a collective attitude. That’s a bold and baseless generalization. But even if your statement had any truth to it, why would their potential indifference matter? Does someone’s pursuit of excellence lose its value because it isn’t universally applauded? No. The pursuit itself is the reward. He doesn’t need validation from anyone, let alone a sweeping caricature of a continent. And then we get to your final point: ‘No African languages? Not even one?’ Let’s address this head-on. Why should he be obligated to include a particular set of languages just to meet your standards? Learning languages is not a political statement. It’s not a checklist to prove his inclusivity to you or anyone else. Mastery requires focus, and he’s chosen his focus. That doesn’t mean he’s dismissing other languages or cultures-it means he’s chosen a specific path right now. And frankly, criticizing someone for not doing everything is just another way to downplay what they’ve already done. So let’s be honest here: your comment says more about you than it does about him. You’ve looked at a person who’s achieved something remarkable-something that most people wouldn’t even attempt-and instead of offering respect or even curiosity, you’ve decided to try and knock it down. Why? Is it envy? A misunderstanding of what it takes to achieve something extraordinary? Whatever it is, it’s not about him-it’s about you. Here’s a thought: instead of picking apart someone else’s accomplishments, why not reflect on what you could achieve if you directed your energy differently? Because while he’s out there mastering languages, you’re sitting here trying to undermine it. And honestly, that’s not a good look.”

[@poste1074]

@@marcobaratta👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Perfect.