Guitar Teacher REACTS: THE MARS VOLTA "Roulette Dares (The Haunt Of)" LIVE 4K

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[@MrUnclesean]

apparently Omar was one time asked why he never smiled on stage, and he said "bc I am concentrating man, this shit is hard to play"

[@morrisalanisette9067]

lmao. Also omar: slings guitar back his back and dances around while clapping

[@growskull]

he does smile lop

[@michelg3811]

@@morrisalanisette9067you he has to concentrate for that! It’s hard!

[@youngsuit]

he also got visibly mad at thomas during this gig i remember during tetragammaton

[@tr33hous3]

Not of this world the guy is my personal disharmonic hendrix 😂🎉 it's like free jazz in a proper rock band, like the feeling of all these subharmonics 7th 9th pushing & pulling your ear to some kind of resolution but rarely granting it but WHEN they all drop in for a part it's pure bliss 👽👽👽

[@Keunt]

A live performance where they're even more manic than their recordings is a hard mode introduction to the mars volta.

[@markredford84]

😂😂😂fr

[@Boomjay]

Yeh shoulda went with the album version on this one lol

[@Link-ji7kx]

Yeah ngl it’s not really a good time for anyone unless you are there just to hear a noisy jam

[@fbfiveohv3]

Mars Volta are god-tier weirdos. Love their energy and craftsmanship.

[@tmrogers87]

The drummer, Thomas Pridgen, is an absolute beast on this performance

[@kepler16b]

He is, but was too much for Volta. Always and forever Theodore.

[@gustavoflorio5383]

Overplayed, perhaps.

[@oneminutefixed5003]

I always thought he overdone things.

[@christopher2327]

Def overplayed but he's great

[@JustBinIt]

@@christopher2327 Isn't overplaying kinda the point with TMV?

[@jordanc.miller9264]

One does not simply learn a Mars Volta song…

[@siinxx7656]

by ear.... on the first try

[@auto1nfanticid3]

you can do it on bass. many of the basslines are boring and repetitive due to their studio/recording process

[@lynxcore]

​@@auto1nfanticid3it's moreso that the melodic chaos of the guitar parts necessitates it at times

[@auto1nfanticid3]

@@lynxcore yeah absolutely, but if you compare the old basslines with the isolated recording method, to the new stuff without, Juan is still playing mostly in the pocket, but the lines themselves are much more organic and have flourishes and fills that make them more natural to play.

[@robhs]

Me with tetragrammaton jaja 10 years later, i got so much better still i said wtf is that

[@MorningView4]

“I don’t think you guys are ready for that…but your kids are gonna love it.”

[@davidlee4903]

Comedy Bang Bang!

[@senseored]

@@davidlee4903 remember when scott went back in time to save cake boss?

[@Cobalt985]

You underestimate prog fans... TMV has always had fans

[@michaeledwards6683]

@@Cobalt985i find a lot of prog heads can be some of the biggest mars volta haters. i think it’s because as prog transformed from 1969-2003, the genre became associated with certain conventions and sounds that would later get replicated and adapted into newer prog eras or “waves”. the mars volta did not follow that progression at all. they definitely have a lot of things in common with bands like yes and king crimson but not the same things that inspired so many others. that creates a barrier for entry for someone who sees a 2003-2012 prog band and expects a “third wave” prog sound.

[@nbieghler]

"These dudes WROTE this stuff" That's how I feel when I listen to them, every time. They're leagues ahead of anything I'd ever think of writing. They're insane.

[@lucasmontenegro8938]

"These dudes" is basically Omar Rodríguez-Lopes

[@narrativasavulsas]

That's bcause Omar is also a screenwriter.

[@patchjohn1986]

I actually laughed. These dudes is just one guy. Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, hands down one of the greatest musicians on the planet

[@nbieghler]

@@patchjohn1986 all their drummers have been insane, too.

[@commongivemeanicknam]

*were

[@eduardopadrino2117]

Deloused in the Comatorium is the album this song is from. Although it's less chaotic than the live version, I still love both! TMV really brings out every single drop of energy they got on their performances

[@minacapella8319]

These guys are chaos incarnate. At least back in their first Era. Not as much in the new Era so far but they're still building up to whatever this new incarnation will become so it might get pretty intense.

[@Roadblock7611]

That album is a masterpiece

[@theax40]

In 2004, I bought this album at FYE on CD based just on the album cover art. I legit had never heard of this band. Holy shit what a fortuitous decision.

[@Dachrizzist]

I bought de-loused around the same time from FYE as an ATDI fan and after seeing Televators on Fuse's Oven Fresh.

[@joanneabouttowntwo]

omggg, this almost exactly my intro to the mars volta story! 😮 except i think i found it at a sam goody. which side of the cover did you see? mine had the picture of the person floating facing out.

[@PerezBroz-p5o]

Omar seems like the most gentle person and yet he’s one of the meanest guitar players ever. Mean is a perfect way to describe his playing. So chaotic and he’s in total control.

[@jordannantais9975]

The Mars Volta is basically if music had ADHD and it's amazing, I love it

[@WaxwingSlain]

Isn't that just jazz lol

[@jcorona5457]

Kinda impressed they were able to recreate this song live… Mars Volta is a better band to listen to with headphone on high quality stereo system with your abuelita performing some Santeria in the house, while your on Acid.

[@hluv77]

hahahaha!!!! But Iv'e seen them like 6-7 timrs, they are amazing live. This was for a Yahoo tv thing. not the same

[@lucasmontenegro8938]

that's very specific

[@zacharygreen6267]

best said

[@natheloniousperry3445]

Kinda impressed? Let hear your music J! 🤣

[@ewiemama]

If that isn’t the best way to explain this band idk what is.

[@joshdesj]

Just saw them live for the first time at The Moore theater in Seattle, it was the single best concert I've ever been too, including the 7 different Tool shows I've seen. So glad they pulled it together long enough to put some new material out and hit the road again after such a long hiatus.

[@chip7851]

I think a great way to get into them is to set aside an hour and listen to Frances the mute front to back. Jumping cold into this is challenging for sure. Truly amazing band.

[@ondinnonk]

💯

[@jasuprak]

I always found myself near ikey(keyboards) during their shows. That man was a true artist. One of my favorite live bands.

[@TheAlibabatree]

Please react to more Volta! They are absolute mad geniuses

[@dantelamusta]

Agreed! Please do! They’ve tapped into magic and it’s TMV is proof that it’s real.

[@asmodeo111]

Man, the studio version of their songs sound pretty clear, trust me hahah Try with “Cicatriz Esp” maybe their best song

[@pcalo]

The best part of this video is watching your absolute bewilderment. It's funny, because this live performance is probably 1000x more difficult to follow than the studio version. On the record, the song is in A minor, and it's probably only 3-4 actual chords for the most part. Much easier to follow too, but TPridge had a style they enjoyed during this era because it made their music so much more chaotic and overwhelming. The Jon Theodore era had a lot more straightforward bombastic groove, and this song is from their first album which he played on. Their first 4 albums are incredible works of art, but it's just cruel to send a Tpridge live performance of this and watch you try to make sense of it (in the funniest way possible)

[@michaeledwards6683]

first four? first six! hell, probably the new album too. i’ve still only listened once, but i have full faith in the artistic integrity and genius of cedric and omar. i figure the album will always be there when i’m ready for it.

[@TheAquaponic1]

So upon second viewing and watching your expressions, emotions and attempt to break down the break down, I think @ 16:35 I got from you what I was hoping for. If that all makes sense. Your stunned silence along with the audience for the remainder of the track almost made me emotional. Your statement about taking music to seriously is exactly the problem I developed after about 10 years of playing. And because of that the last 20+ years of playing have been less than free. I feel more free on every instrument I play except for guitar. My hands want to make it make sense for everyone but my mind just wants to flow. Looking at the audience, none of that mattered. Not worrying about what other musicians or listeners think is tough and in the long run is keeping the fingers from flying. I hope this really did get to you as it appeared. Very cool stuff and if you liked this at all, you need to look back to At the Drive In. These guys are amazing and have been since before the Volta. Great job to your members for opening you up with groups like this. Ohhh, CHICANO BATMAN!

[@Rompler_Rocco]

Saw them play this in '03 w/ Jon Theodore on drums, and was genuinely concerned that Cedric was going to asphyxiate on his mic cable or fall off the stage 😳

[@ramadonker]

I also saw them in '03 I think. At a bar in Rochester, NY. Cedric put on quite a show. I think he was doing handstands??

[@ro55reel5]

Supporting the Chili's around that time, we had tix in the seats and soon as Mars Volta kicked off we leapt over the barriers into front standing out of sheer excitement

[@maketherobotdoit]

This was a phenomenal watch! I loved watching your face look so confused during this. I listened to Mars Volta back when these albums were coming out, and the fact that you chose a live version to try this with... it's incredible! Their songs are already structured nonsense.. the live version are even more so. This is the video that got me to sub.

[@MetalSlug-ev5wu]

Never watched any of your videos before. I’m a long time fan of The Volta and I love that they turned your brain to mush. They’re awesome

[@chrishalemusic]

The Frances the Mute album is a masterpiece and I’m so happy to see you subject yourself to this with an open mind.

[@istrikeanywhere666]

frances the mute is amazing but this is from deloused bud :)

[@chrishalemusic]

@@istrikeanywhere666 Yup, just planting a seed for a possible future vid from that album

[@istrikeanywhere666]

@@chrishalemusic that would be awesome!

[@Nick-qq2nq]

Deloused and Frances are pretty easily digestible compared to their later stuff imo

[@m_v_smothvalleysage8305]

Best line "What have we got ourselves into? " properly said. I just pre-ordered this album on vinyl 👍. Phenomenal album 🙌

[@TheJols]

Saw them live twice and their performances were wildly different. In one they were subdued, in the other I couldnt understand how they were playing their songs with all the running and jumping and throwing things. It was crazy impressive they held it together without hurting themselves or passing out.

[@daviddieter8294]

I got to see them live. They are the epitome of genius. One of the best shows I ever have seen. My first concert was the Smiths ;)

[@PennyStocks1269]

Eriatarka is such a great song. I think maybe you should have started with the album versions haha.

[@cygnusactual1618]

I normally don’t watch these but this was fantastic. It’s always nice to see someone new experience tmv. They changed my life, I know that much. I love this band more than I can say.

[@marth_6126]

I remember watching this live version back on Yahoo when it first came out...again and again...

[@tanishadee3883]

This live performance is such delightful chaos. Kudos to you for even trying to keep up…listen all the albums and any live material you can find. This band was insanely talented.

[@brianbochow7266]

First off…This was an impossible task…would take anyone a solid dedicated week to even begin to dissect this. Others have said it, but Jon Theodore was/is/will always be the best drummer TMV had. He grounded the beautiful chaos and made it less frantic and rushed than what is really pretty evident here. I’ve seen them live in the beginning, middle, and now bookended last year. Cedric sounds better than ever these days. Omar has always been amazing. The synergy of the first three TMV albums and touring can’t be touched because of Theodore.

[@ggnoise]

well said

[@andrewsloan4228]

Man I think pridgeon was peak Volta

[@sm40oztofreedom]

Theo was peak. He created all of this. Kept it in line. Meshed it all together. Both insane drummers but no comparison for mars for me.

[@matthewdiamond8041]

Jon knew when to pull Omar back into the song. He controlled the changes like Bonham did, while Pridgeon follows Omar’s lead. Guess there can be only one band leader. And it was never going to be Jon. Shame as they lost one of the best drummers to ever live. No disrespect to Pridgeon as he also deserves to be playing for TMV.

[@PrizmSeeR]

All 3 had their greatness in TMV especially when they go hard. But John was the goat!

[@ciarondunn6655]

Met the singer and guitarist once. A long time ago now. Remember the guitarist picking up my right handed guitar with ease. Great song.

[@MrJetke557]

That is Mars Volta in its full potential. Its the most unorthodox group I have ever heard but somehow they can make something beautiful out of this craziness

[@louisgonzalez9190]

I am so stoked you did this and so happy that the recommender did not send you inertiatic ESP and sent this instead. One of the best live performances by them. I saw them live in 2022 and it was fucking great!

[@scottbubb2946]

My introduction to The Mars Volta was from a guy I worked with. He described them thusly... Imagine if you took Rush, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, and Hawkwind in a room and, at the count of three, each band started play a different song. That's how he described it. He brought in a disc the next day (Dr-Loused in the Comatorium) and, I don't know what I expected, but it wasn't what I heard. Lol.

[@Pomeray8]

Very accurate. I'd in Santana, and Mahavishnu Orchestra.

[@Loucian33]

i really love your reaction to this masterpiece!

[@Bonzoso21]

Love it! They can definitely be an onslaught live, being a jam band that constantly deviates from the recordings, which makes every performance unique but not always precise. This was kinda the era of some sloppy live performances and band turmoil, though, when Cedric would blow out his voice a lot. And while Pridgen is a beast on the kit, these Jon Theodore parts weren't really meant for his constant blasting. I saw TMV a few times live, and one show was a stinker. Last year's tour was tight, though.

[@snuggilyd]

Fully agree that Pridgen doesn’t sound as good on the Theodore songs

[@robertsheward9336]

I saw them last October in L.A. the couple of songs they played from their new album worked in well with the show an the show as a whole was waaaaay better than I expected after their long absence!

[@jmosblech8293]

My favorite band of all time. TMV is the 🐐

[@Pepeleque1776]

Their beautiful chaotic sound doesn’t translate live as well as on record. The whole first album is a masterpiece.

[@Sevntimes]

But seeing them live does translate perfectly.. everytime I saw them

[@rTwoJ]

Definitely top 5 live all time for me

[@LESSISMOREMOREORLESS]

true. seen em a few times.

[@mattmarkus4868]

The drummer makes a huge difference too. This guy is just. I mean, he's insanely great and can play anything but what he plays sucks. IMO. Might as well just say 1,2,3,4 random drum solo for 11 min. end. But Jon Theodore had the right balance of groove and power and chops.

[@jeffloucks2120]

@@mattmarkus4868 Definately preferred Jon.

[@WALSRU]

"Imagine if everyone in a band took a solo at the same time. " Is how I usually describe classic TMV. I love that you reacted to this but this performance is one of the most spastic introductions ever for the band.

[@justinguitarcia]

Love the Juan Alderete days of Mars Volta, also happy to see that dude making such recovery ❤️

[@artieschicatano3806]

Your face says it all. Musical assassins on a whole other level. TP and Omar together is madness.

[@lucysmart1476]

This is my third look at the mats Volta after I’ve heard so many people like it and the only appeal from it I can personally see is that it’s rocking! And people who wanna see a live rocking show!

[@megamob5834]

“Let me just grab my guitar and follow along with this live Mars Volta track”… Me: good friggin luck! 😅

[@stormexon8665]

I just witnessed this song live a week ago in Salt Lake and man it wass amazing!!

[@crackerblackson]

They are so dang awesome. Such a great song. Such a great album. One of the 5 or 10 that, after all these years, I can still listen to on a loop, over & over & again & again. So dang awesome!

[@1waytickettopluto]

The Mars Volta were the band that really opened my mind to progressive/experimental rock. They have 2 all-time great albums, De-Loused in the Comatorium and Frances the Mute, in my opinion. I don't quite understand why but this music is actually calming for me 😂. Hopefully you can check out some At the Drive-In in the future.

[@1waytickettopluto]

Also, Omar Rodríguez-López is a top 25 guitarist of all-time for me.

[@wombrater2969]

A little One Armed Scissor would be nice

[@vinicapiotti]

It is very calming for me too. Like I'm floating in some weird dream.

[@holypeachy]

Were? Have you listened to The Mars Volta album?

[@dudustickytricks]

Same, but I would go with Frances and Bedlam.

[@jamesbarron5590]

I never thought I would enjoy watching someone’s brain melt in front of my eyes as much as this. 😂

[@postridebeers]

This is the greatest reaction video ever. Reminds of why I love Mars Volta. One of the single best shows I’ve ever seen in my life. Mind blowing how 6 musicians can be doing their own amazing things on the complete opposite ends of the spectrum, while somehow it still works together and then within a second they all return right back together in perfect harmony. Mind meltingly beautiful.

[@ewiemama]

Well said!!

[@coreyhughes1456]

This is still probably my favorite band of all time, and even I can't really get into a lot of their live stuff. I hope you give them another shot!

[@markpeavy4005]

You are courageous, my friend!

[@demuthjesse]

I've never seen someone literally look in pain while listening to a song....now I have, thank you.

[@MatthijsKoningstein]

Watching someone getting his or her first impression of a The Mars Volta live show is simply the best. Ever since I saw them for the first time, right after they released De-loused, I've been hooked. They're incredible. And I agree: Thomas Pridgen is one hell of a drummer. All of their drummers are major league.

[@PINK66FM]

Pure, pure CHAOS!! Love every minute of it!!!

[@MattyNoNose]

I was lucky enough to see them in the Pridgen era, but Jon Theodore is still the GOAT in my eyes of all the Volta drummers.

[@joshdesj]

you're not wrong... JT is THE MAN, but after seeing them recently with this new gal they have... holy crap did she kill it!!

[@enginesonmute]

Truth

[@samskyrider88]

That's what i love about mars volta so chaotic yet so poetic and diverse. You cannot duplicate this band at all

[@112Vbobby]

RIP Ikey... damn been awhile since i have seen this live performance.

[@pascalrouen]

Michael, you gotta listen to the entire album De-Loused in the Comatorium, at least once. It's absolutely worth the listen. The Rick Rubin production and sound design transport you to another world. My favorite track has always been Cicatriz ESP.

[@davebaldwin3220]

Listen to it recorded, Deloused is in my top 5 records of the last 23 years.

[@erb360]

They are currently on tour right now. First time in like 10 years. Saw them in Atlanta in September. You need to see them live if you can. People were in tears.

[@darkcrim7397]

Almost cried at the pilladium show but a crowd killer during roulette dares ruined my moment

[@Djentalman]

I was at the same show as you. Incredible live!

[@cap2205]

@@darkcrim7397 were you also in the Friday crowd? Some douche in a Tommy bahama knock off kept dancing like an asshole and bumping into my wife and I

[@darkcrim7397]

@@cap2205 I was up next to the front and the dude had long curly hair just slam dancing and eventually got man handled by some huge Hispanic dudes

[@cap2205]

@@darkcrim7397 good, always glad when dudes like that get shut down

[@mjeisenhauer]

Bombastic is absolutely the perfect word to describe the Mars Volta. But also " what is better that MORE?" LOL

[@IchiSwagger]

I have such a love hate relationship with this group. My buddy who really loves them swears that they now play 1000 times more cohesively. De-loused in the Comatorium is still an absolute classic album though.

[@RichardsRockin]

In fact, they do. The thing is Thomas Pridgen, the drummer in this video, was a beast. He had a tendency to overplay everything, which can be very off-putting. But if there's a band where that can work, it's The Mars Volta. Their current drummer is Philo, who's very proficient and skilled, but she's very contained when the songs need it.

[@charliervr]

They're so much better now, Cedric's vocal performance is studio quality now, and they have really contained their chaos.

[@radiodead745]

I saw these guys live years ago at the house of blues in Boston and let me tell you, it was about 2 hrs of this energy level! INSANITY!!!

[@martinspooner88]

You need to listen to De-Loused in the Comatorium from beginning to end without stopping. It's AMAZING. I'm seeing these guys in September. I CAN NOT wait!

[@stevenmonte7397]

Flawless album!!!! Jon Theodore kills the drums on the album!

[@fabiocunha264]

Jon kills on everything he plays.

[@brandonhumphreys7166]

This was Thomas Pridgens...

[@stevenmonte7397]

@@brandonhumphreys7166 I know. That’s why I said on the album.

[@nunestunes]

Omar is one of my favorites of all time. He's what lead me to Robert Fripp and how I learned what tritones are

[@ericnowak9497]

Definitely a record band. Their live performances are extremely hit or miss leaning heavily toward miss. Also, Jon Theodore seemed to help hold the songs together much better than Thomas Prigden. Jon and Juan Alderete formed a very solid foundation. With Prigden, Juan was the sole member left to anchor the songs.

[@toddgravenphoto]

As a fan of this band for 20 years you feel now the same way I felt when I first heard this album. I've seen them perform live 6 times and was blown away every single time. Rick Rubin produced that album as well. Listen to it on headphones from start to finish. It will change your life. By the way, Flea played Bass on the whole De-loused in the Comatorium album.

[@michaeledwards6683]

you’re amazing, man. for real. LOVED this reaction! this is the best mars volta reaction video i’ve ever seen

[@williamlee7332]

This is my all-time favorite music reaction video. I don't know how many times I have watched it now... You should check out the studio version if you've never heard it.

[@MrFellipecrf]

Omar Rodríguez-López and his guitar arent two pieces. They are one. This guy makes love with the guitar

[@jeffe2267]

I love his "Oh god, what did I get into??" look at 1:20

[@williammaykel138]

Not gonna lie, when I saw him start the video with a guitar in his lap, I grinned. “You are not figuring anything out today” 😂😂😂

[@JoeChance]

Your description of the sound of The Mars Volta is the exact same way I would describe tripping on acid.

[@groendahll]

Holly cow!! Your face at the beginning of the song has no price!😂😂😂 Awesome band, one of my favorites ever!! Omar Rodríguez in my humble opinion is one of the most creative guitarists of all time!!!

[@fatherchangstein7349]

I laughed out loud when I saw you were reacting to a live version of Roulette Dares haha. Fantastic band, you should spend some time with their studio albums, you might not feel AS accosted.

[@tbags2055]

I thought "ah sweet!!!" Then saw it was a live version😳😬 then my thought was good luck making sense of anything🥴😵‍💫😵

[@curtismarcikic319]

Jon Theodore man.....wish he was still with TMV during this era. Deloused was made with his genius.

[@macrio5]

I always send people the same link when describing TMV! And yes, the Thomas Pridgen era is just insane!

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Good takeaway 😂😊 Checkout The Mars Volta’s “Graveyard Love” off their self-titled album from last year, (the album is not getting the recognition it deserves because it’s far more approachable than their previous works.)

[@lalocorgan]

"It's mean, but I kinda love it". Yep, that's The Mars Volta live for ya

[@PINK66FM]

"Exo skeleten, Junction at The Railroad Delayed".

[@phoenkix]

The first time I heard The Mars Volta they were opening for System of a Down. I think it was the first time for a lot of others in the arena too. A lot of “who the hell was that? That was incredible” at the end.

[@mindaxiom3651]

The most perfect imperfections are the most perfect

[@mymoviesbetter8466]

3:25 I love how you paused it just before it gets to an even crazier part

[@gregr6032]

"Day of the baphoments" on the Henry Rollins show is what made me a fan. That one was chaotic as well but easier to digest

[@ronaldroell9244]

TMV has many grooves like this, where there is a pattern, but it's so long that if you can't keep up with it it feels random. This was a great reaction, youtube algorithm doing it's job I guess haha. They sounded great here too. Also, if you really want your head to explode, listen to Tetragrammaton. Have fun.

[@capcom9089]

Yes! It’s about time you do a Mars Volta song!

[@pjshulsky]

The difference between TMV records and live is the epitome of “heroin is bad”

[@hentaimomoko4977]

watching your progression from "what the fuck is this" to "this is actually incredible" was very entertaining

[@BonafideRojas]

this was great to watch, ive been a TMV fan since '03, seen them over 10 times, & im loving your reactions cause that should be everyone's reaction, it is an onslaught, a beautiful destructive onslaught on the senses, rest in peace to Ikey! who really gave the band a feel different than most bands!

[@ericofficially]

NO WAY, you watched TMV?!?! Fucking love em, would recommend you try to go to their live show this year now that they're on tour again. Legendary stuff

[@cgafken]

The Mars Volta tends to have really polished studio albums and them play in more of an improv approach in live scenarios. I highly recommend checking out the studio version of this song and you will hear how many sections repeat themselves

[@BigTyronie]

Awesome!!!

[@wordssoundsshapesshadows]

I love your videos when you just watch and appreciate lol ❤

[@oneminutefixed5003]

Omar Rodriguez is really exquisite player i don't know where he comes up with those chords and progressions but it works in TMV context

[@carlosgonzaga9405]

Imagine saw this live, high as fuck... What a privilege. Saw them in 2010 here on Brazil :) peace

[@YeahWhateva]

I love this band and a live version, this one in particular, is not how id introduce it for public consumption. 😂😂

[@vmvlev]

me as a voltarian it was fun to se you soooo blown aways and cant keep track ...... and the flute got me too ... volta is like the pink floyd of this time age

[@johnhiggins8221]

Tommy Emmanuel & Billy Strings - Guitar Boogie & Working Man Blues, You have got to react to that !!

[@adrianlayman892]

When you're 18 and a half minutes in and the Guitar Teacher has only TOUCHED his guitar 4 times... Sir Omar-Rodriguez, you are a true talent!

[@superwong6601]

Fuck this guy has such an uptight personality. TMV is awesome man - lighten up