How to repair a fallen undermount sink

[@Sheisthe_T]

It’s the intro music for me😂 took me by surprise! Thanks for the information

[@onjisan]

Dude! The 2x4 trick is freakin genius. Thanks!

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Glad to help!

[@charlieduran318]

This video was great help! My kitchen sink fell, and nobody reattaches under mount sinks around here. I followed the instructions and got it done myself. Thank you so very much!!

[@ruthieahhee9636]

Wow, what an awesome idea to make your own support using the 2 x 4. It makes it so much easier to install the undermount sink. I'm gonna make one for myself. Thanks for a great method!

[@michelledaleo]

This is great! Thank you for the lesson! It’s so helpful to know the parts/ supplies needed. Great camera work.

[@ericgoldberg1079]

Great video….my darn sink fell to the floor… great tips bro!!! That INTRO BRO…..the best and most creative on KZbin 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

No problem bro. Don't hesitate to drop a comment if you have any questions. I really appreciate that 🙏 about the intro.

[@joey8567]

Gotta a floor sink now 😂

[@JG13736]

this guy's jingle is legit - and then the 2x4 thing. made my night after the sink just kinda fell out of our countertop.

[@________8756]

Thank you so much for this video. I would have hired you if you lived in my area. My plumber said they don't reattach sinks. They'll only undo the plumbing. With your video, it saved me about $450-500 dollars. I did it all myself. Your innovative mounting jack was so handy. Thanks. I shared this video with all my friends. Can't wait for how to fix the accordion pipes. 💚🤍❤

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

So happy to help!

[@cristaldavila2337]

This video is so helpful. My kitchen sink fell in and following the instructions in this video I fixed it myself. The whole time I was working on it I was humming the rap intro to the video, lol. I like that the video showed all the parts needed and listed them at the beginning, and I like that the video was broken down into steps. Thanks so much for the help!

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Happy to help! lol it is a catchy, glad you enjoyed it.

[@stephensoisson9261]

This was perfect- easy to follow! And the theme song is GREAT

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Music to my ears Stephen! Really happy you enjoyed it.

[@rusty-ole-boomstick1268]

Okay young gun keep your videos coming, well done!

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks you sir 🙏

[@MagdalinaHagdalina]

Thanks for this. One of the sinks in the bathroom detached today so this is very helpful! We'll be able to get it put back now pretty easily because of your vid. Thanks!

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

No problem! 😊 happy to help!

[@marksexton9827]

Awesome, thanks I need to fix my sons who’s fell off today. Great vid, awesome intro

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Glad to help

[@beanerschnitzel794]

this is such an outstanding teaching video. so salute you thank you

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@barbwagner967]

I use this method to hold sinks in place while I silicone and put in support brackets. . But I’m kind of surprised you used no brackets or supports at all. I would never trust that personally.

[@jaycburton]

I agree with you completely. I just came across this video and was surprised at the lack of brackets and supports used during the repair, especially given the fact that early in the video it was mentioned the repair was necessary because of an improperly installed sink.

[@utrabbit007]

Well that's why it fell down in the first place 🤣 is it just me or did he reinstall it the wrong way round? The drain should be at the back

[@nettiea9384]

Agree… in a few years that sinks coming down… where r the support brackets?

[@artdeco5464]

@@utrabbit007 the drain is in the back.

[@sandraollis7754]

Found an adhesive called Xcel IGA that claims to allow mounting of undercounter sinks without need for mechanical fasteners.

[@bramjam5352]

Thanks, good method to hold up that sink. I was going to use a 2x4 as a piller, but your method is more precise.

[@bexaminer1]

Not a bad video on installing the under-counter sink. Like some of the others though, I think I would have to have the brackets to provide better support. I just don't think silicone alone will do the job. There are several different types of brackets that you can use. I'm about to install a new granite countertop and sink. I'm going to use the type of bracket that you epoxy to the counter.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks for watching the video! I added a video on me installing the clips if you want to check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iny0d6l8qqiIqtUsi=0YO9gI8hdMDLuFyh

[@swb3248]

Totally agree that silicone alone is not a long-term solution to hold the sink in place.

[@adamsteck3934]

Bro, Ima give you a sub for the effort you put into the intro / song. Love it bro.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks bro!

[@jewdd1989]

You can also use a clamp with a removable head to clamp the sink tight to the countertop

[@jamesmurphy9477]

2-2×4s and honda screw jack got mine done in minutes

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

@@jamesmurphy9477 Nice! Excellent alternative 👏

[@marthanorberg9587]

I like your song, good rapping man, it's catchy!

[@graysonowen3393]

I agree with barbwagner967. Jimmy, I think that you would need to apply epoxy (JB Weld) where you applied the silicone caulk. Once the epoxy set with the sink secured in place, then apply the silicone around the edges.

[@truthseeker9108]

I am going to try that! My sink fell! Thank you!

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

No problem!

[@hamptoj2]

Great intro!

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks!

[@stevebrannon2630]

Just remounted mine today using your clamp tips!! Thanks!

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

That's awesome bro! So happy to help.

[@tracykey9227]

Trust me, the liquid nailing or using epoxy to "glue" the blocks from the bottom WILL eventually "let go" and your sink WILL fall; my sink was put up this way many years ago, 10-12, and wanna guess why I'm looking at this video? It did hold for a good number of years, but we all know when everything fails lol. I wedged a 2X4 up under my sink to temp hold it up in place and used the liquid nails fuze-it to put the blocks back up; I left the 2X4 in place through the weekend to allow plenty of time to set completely. I then measured and cut 2X4s and screwed them up under the sink horizontally from end to end, using "L" brackets on the ends of the boards and screwing them boards under the blocks to "secure" the blocks in place; this way, I have the best of two ideas and doubt my sink will ever fall again...when I'm "least ready for it to fall" lol. I then used 100% brown silicone to seal the gap on the topside where the sink and counter meet; my counter is a brownish stone, so it looks really good. I secured the 2x4s at angles to push up flush against the blocks to even out the pressure across the face of the blocks. Im certain i could stand in my sink and it not budge; but wont be testing that confidence. ANY honest contractor will tell you that glued blocks will NOT hold forever, because I'm certain they get many a calls to fix them when they "let go".

[@savorsowsnuggle]

Do you have a picture you can share? I need to do this. My sink has come loose

[@ElNuevoPATRIA]

This guy is an amateur and the sink will fall again without braces.

[@artdeco5464]

@@ElNuevoPATRIA Thanks for the heads up... can you post the link to your instructional video?

[@nickma71]

@@ElNuevoPATRIA Why do they fall with the braces when installed new?

[@Steve-TraciWalker-Fulton]

Thanks for the video

[@tooldforplumbing4233]

Stud. Vary kewl. Great video as well.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thank you sir 🙏 😎

[@mrzamrza9345]

Great job. Stay safe and healthy.

[@patriotveteranauto]

Awesome job

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks brotha! Im happy enjoyed the video.

[@JasonSmith-ge7kv]

I’ve that song Manny. Steady thuggin

[@beanerschnitzel794]

talented rapper at the intro was amazing! who is he? I love him

[@anhthanhthongsoai7987]

Why was the sink dropped down to begin with? Perhaps, it was installed incorrectly without trims and support clips/brackets? Thanks for the tutorial video, but how long will the silicone keeps the sink in place without any supports before it dropped down again?

[@waltbe]

Thank you - good information. However, it seems you left out the step of installing the under sink mounts. Right??

[@fatseaturtle]

Subscribed just for that fire intro song

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Lol thanks brotha

[@bexaminer1]

I'll check it out right now.

[@eunicew3978]

Thanks you made that really simple

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks 😊. Happy to help.

[@jeremyotero4575]

What about the Go-clips,,, i did one of these jobs for my sisters kitchen sink, and it didnt hold with just the caulk, so i discoverd that it needs some support under the granite, which was difficult so i had to drill 3 holes to put some kinda of steel to support the sink, along with the disposal then it held,,,,,,,,,,,so I was curious why you didnt use any kind of support like these go clips or anything else? i used a clamp to hole the sink but i did like your all thread rod,,with the littlie small 2X4 underneath that was cool

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

I'm happy you liked the 2" by 4" method. With it just being a hand sink I wasn't to concerned about not using clips. But yes when you have a kitchen sink that you are installing I would most definitely use some support as it will be handling much more weight.

[@wstt4]

Can the dark PVC of the drain underneath and even a white section of PVC too, support the drain with thre bottom wood block up against it? My sink is only sagging on one side. In afraid to take the whole drain mechanism out. I’d rather just put 100% silicone in the 1” gap and use your method to hold it back up. Once dry, I’ll also add a belt and bracket to the back of the cabinet. I wonder if the wood block can go against the pvc pipes below the drain without removing them or if the pvc will crack to pieces. My drain underneath has a lever that moves a little metal thing up and down inside, and after disconnecting the p trap, I realize I could get the 3/8” long threaded thing in the drain, but I’d still have the dark PVC below the drain and also some white PVC section, could I just put the bottom wood piece below and let the weight rest on the PVC black and white parts?

[@gerrypacitti7025]

Thank you for creating this video! My 1-year-old bathroom vanity's undermount sink detached yesterday!! H D purchase. Checked their website and saw A LOT of customer's reviews with pictures with the same issue!! I did call customer service and they are looking into a solution with the fabricator for me. If they can't have someone fix my problem THIS is the way I will do the repair myself!! Jimmy, any additional thoughts on a bead of liquid nails instead or with the bead of 100% silicone??✌

[@jayboyd]

Great video. Thank you.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Glad to help 😁

[@Integer3424]

No using of brackets to hold the sink to countertop ?

[@garywebb4597]

Is the sink held up by the silicon caulk?

[@j.v.623]

Love that intro song😎👍

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks brother!

[@BGAEz]

no support brackets? I do not think it will last long.

[@cy7571]

Thanks for video! So just to be clear, the silicone is the only thing supporting the weight of the sink? Does this work on a granite bathroom countertop? Thank you!

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Glad you enjoyed it. Correct in this video I'm not using clips but you can always add clips for extra support. Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@wstt4]

If my bathroom sink is down like an inch on one side but the other side is still secure. It’s not loose if I push down but loose enough to push back up. Can I just put silicone in the 1” gaps on the sagging side and use your method to secure it or do I need to redo the whole thing? And 100% silicone is that a glue? Shouldn’t a more solid glue be used? What adhesive would you recommend? What about super glue?

[@randomname9758]

The contractor that did my teacher renovation did not put brackets like this and now about 6 years later I noticed the sink coming off. In addition to that , the crinkle tubing is 100% wrong. Food particles are going to get caught in the crinkle it always should be hard pipe.

[@joedaniels4646]

Great video ... thanks!

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Glad you liked it!

[@144Jacob]

Should put some metal under sink brackets that mounts/fastens to the side of the cabinet, each side and slide up to the sink. That way you never have an issue ever again! The silicone fails every time by itself!

[@dickcassidy]

Good video. Thanks

[@finishyabreakfast21]

That intros fire 🔥 thanks for the vid

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@phazon6179]

sweet music intro!

[@spikefojas6397]

Hey mine did that in my bathroom I looked at it today and it is about to fall off heard a loud Thunk what do i do im nervous

[@theclassick1]

So the only thing holding the sink in place is the now dried silicone caulking? Seems unsafe.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks for your feedback. You can add metal plumbers tape to add more support. Unfortunately in my cause I had nothing to drill and hang the tape from. Using the silicone I used I've never had any issues with a sink falling. Hope that helps, thanks again for your feedback.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

www.proflo.com/product/proflo-PFC500-white-1189745 This is the silicone I use.

[@RN-yp2yp]

Link for mounting silicone again please seems this one not working

[@donnapiltch2677]

Do you have any videos on replacing overmount sinks I have a newer rectangular porcelain one that lays on top of a fake quartz countertops kind of like a rectangular bowl that sits on top of the countertops but it leaks under the rectangular bowl and on top of the countertops making a stain around the outside of the countertop like it is leaking between the rectangular bowl basin and the top of the countertop dripping all along the top of the countertops too

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Unfortunately I don't have a video on this. But if you want you can send a few pictures of your overmount sink and the issue you are having to ([e-mail]) and I would be happy to check it out and offer a solution to your problem.

[@jerryhubbard4461]

Jobs looks good but it will fail again. They make brackets that also need to be used here. Two part epoxy is used to hold the brackets to the counter next to the sink

[@MrMeraby]

Thanks for the video. I'm installing a granite composite undermount sink into an MDF countertop (1.5 inches thick around the sink) with a garbage disposal, and I don't have enough room in the front to use clips. I was thinking of using one-inch lag bolts through the sink (there are holes for them, obviously) and a strip of hot-rolled steel angle iron that extends to the cabinet edge with at least two more spots on each side of the sink to drill lag bolts. I'd do this on both sides. Does that seem like overkill? Do you have a better way of getting it done? Would it not be a strong as I intend?

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

If its one thing that i've learned while plumbing, is that there is more than one way to do it right. With that being said I think your method would be more than enough support for your undermount sink. They do make clips for this kind of case but i think your method is great. Thanks for watching the video and please let me know how your install went! Nice purchase on the sink.

[@MsDougie67]

Awesome intro Jimmy. My sink has not fallen yet, but it's separating about a half inch from the granite. Should I just add the clips to raise it back and reseal with silicone?

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Just adding the clips might do the trick but if it were me, I would go through the process of remounting the sink. It is a longer process but I think its worth it knowing it's done right! Plus, depending on what type of clips you have, you will be able to have a lot more room to set in clips before you mount your sink. Good luck and definitely let me know if you have any others question!

[@k0nanick]

use clips and quit remounting !

[@lyragwen1895]

So the only thing that holds the sink in place is silicone? Seems somewhat crazy.

[@stevenzhu7022]

Do you serve fort lee, nj area?

[@jerryhubbard4461]

They make a band that you should have used here to go under the sink and attached to the counter underneath. That silicone here will fail again.

[@pierrelahaie7714]

More than silicone is needed to hold that sink. Silicone is only to repel water not an adhesive. Must have brackets

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iny0d6l8qqiIqtUsi=KpOvhEFpnRN_EdgB

[@martenmckeown700]

What type of silicone did you use? There are sooo many choices.

[@Gabriel1987ni]

no clips? how much weight that sink has?

[@leetomlee7265]

Do you know what clauking should be used to avoid mold growing around the sink and the granite?

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-Kwik-Seal-5-5-oz-White-Kitchen-and-Bath-Adhesive-Caulk-18873/100040837

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

This is the caulking that I use for all my plumbing fixtures.

[@leetomlee7265]

@@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541 Thanks

[@b3owu1f]

Alright now.. how you only got 783 subscribers and got a full blown rap with a beat made singing about you and your services? Was that you singing and made the song? That's pretty slick! So in other videos they show a 2 part epoxy for this sort of setup + silicone caulking to form that gasket. What is the diff between that and this method using the putty? In my case it is my porcelain kitchen sink (double size no middle divider just one big open sink) that is dangling.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Lmao, I'm happy you like it. Idk, but you can make it 784 😁. So, in your case, the kitchen sink is much heavier. I made another video that I attached to the cards after this video that shows you how to install some clips. Epoxy is almost like making the sink one with the countertop and would make it almost impossible to remove in the future. But on the plus side, it would never fall again. So, in other words, in your case, I would install clips and use the silicone that I use in the video if you are planning on possibly switching out the sink in the future. Or put some epoxy on the bad boy and never have to worry about it falling again.

[@b3owu1f]

@@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541 dammit.. I was going to make it 784.. but someone unsub.. so now you're back to 783. Sorry bro I tried.

[@pierrebernardino2916]

That intro song slaps

[@rbh4224]

I like your video. It is clear and easy to follow. Thank you for the recommendation on what silicone sealant to use. I am always puzzled about what I should get. Two days ago my Kitchen sink fell. When it was installed two years ago, they used epoxy to seal it to the granite. In reading the other comments, I see that you recommend using something more than silicone. What would you recommend I use to give the kitten sink the added support it needs?

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

I'm really happy you enjoyed the video and I'm always happy to help. Sorry for the delayed response as I'm just getting over a sinus infection 🤧. Anyways I'm assuming you are speaking of an undermount sink that fell. So with a kitchen sink I'd recommend not only using silicone caulk but some non drilling anchor clips. Only because the sink handles way more weight than a hand sink. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions you may have. m.ferguson.com/product/proflo-101-oz-100-silicone-caulk-in-clear-pfc500clr/_/R-667470 Check this out: PREMIUM Sink Clips-10 Pack Kit, Undermount Sink Clips, S... www.amazon.com/dp/B07KNZTQ86/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awdb_imm_HPHZMZ4HAN4ARYHRA3PV

[@mariajordan9171]

I liked his video, very clear and concise. I like how he used the 2x4s and lag bolts to support and help line up the sink, not sure about supporting a sink long term with just silicone. There is product called Black Mamba, that I saw it on another video that looked interesting and seemed really strong just even trying to remove the old sink. I think I would be inclined to use the two methods combined, replacing the silicone with the Black Mamba, if I did not have the L brackets.

[@oscarvillarreal8441]

what type of sylicone did you use?

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

m.ferguson.com/product/proflo-101-oz-100-silicone-caulk-in-clear-pfc500clr/_/R-667470

[@nothinggoldcanstay75]

Am I missing something or was this sink previously installed in the same fashion as he just showed us?

[@joecastanon4041]

Thanks

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

No problem!

[@andrebattles9771]

Great intro song

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks! Im happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for stopping by!

[@josem1256]

What kind of Simone did you use?

[@josem1256]

Silicone?

[@isped74]

Use black Momba adhesive

[@wendyisler8033]

I just woke up to find one of our sinks fallen and your video made me feel confident that I can fix this myself! I will be working on it this weekend- wish me success please!🤞I wish there was a way to add more support though! I’m scared it won’t hold for long.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Is it a hand sink or kitchen sink?

[@wendyisler8033]

@@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541 it’s a hand sink.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

What kind of countertop?

[@wendyisler8033]

Granite

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

You can drill some holes into bottom of counter and install clips. But if you don't have the proper tools then you can get clips that use an strong adhesive. They sale all this In the plumbing department at home depot.

[@cronicjointpain1]

Intro song was fire haha

[@chuckward4967]

This is exactly why it fell. No Undermount clips and no Apoxsee

[@jaysmith6013]

I swear to God I have no idea what goes through the mind of some DIY’ers. My brother moved into a house which the previous own made a mess of SO many things…. For example using liquid nails on an under mount sink to forever glue it to the bathroom vanity

[@ctrygrl3]

Sorry to hear that. It's so frustrating. We'll dealing with the same right now. But about a month ago, we actually hired a local granite company who were the ones who created a mountain of disasters. I finally left a one-star review the other day and that's the only reason the owner of the granite company is back at our home this very second, attempting to "fix" his employees' pathetic "fixes". But in our case, it wasn't a DIYer. It was an actual granite company who sent out two young, incompetent boys right out of high school. After their initial attempt caused our sink to fall out during the install of our countertop, that caused damages to the walls and new tile floor, their fix the next day was to install the new sink upside down and screwed wood braces from the sink into my brand new vanity. Our shower area is also a nightmare from a different local company that we hired. Finding someone reliable, competent, and honest in Middle TN is like looking for a unicorn.

[@briansegall1084]

My undermount sink was installed (by someone else) using construction adhesive and it let go after just 4 years. Water sometimes splashes where the sink meets the countertop, and no matter what the advertising says, construction adhesive is not waterproof so it gradually breaks down until it lets go. Thankfully some steels straps prevented the sink from falling completely.

[@DDunc1020]

Great video. That p trap made my eyes bleed

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

I'm glad you enjoyed it bro.

[@nnamrehck]

Good video. Intro is a bit long though.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks, I really appreciate your feedback. Been looking to trim it down.

[@esuab4423]

are you New York

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

I'm out in Houston, TX.

[@donnylewis9202]

That’s how they install my kitchen sink and it fell in less than a year. So his video just shows you how glue will let go after a year I don’t see a permanent solution in his fix.

[@autumnbartlett8102]

Where’s your clips you didn’t show that

[@jack91522]

Don't you want to screw clips in? The silicone does most of the work but eventually it'll fail

[@nickmays4999]

Nice music

[@k_like_kitty]

I love the theme song ajajajajajjajajajaj

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Happy you enjoyed!

[@vic_theplumbert8212]

I didn’t see you structurally support the sink from the bottom so you mean to tell me the silicone is the only thing holding the sink up. Like before it will fail and drop. And the drain pipe is called corrugated not accordion 😂😂😂😂.

[@StoneRepairService]

I do stone restorations and repairs on a daily. Im sorry but this sink installation is incorrect by me. If the sink is ONLY held by glue, silicone, caulk, epoxy IT's WRONG... It will fall sooner or later. There should be either wood on each side of the sink or steel brackets from the original fabricator holding this thing up. That sink fell because the only thing that held it was adhesive... Same thing is bound to happen.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks for the comment. I made a video installing the cipls at this link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iny0d6l8qqiIqtUsi=y4rKlbqqxMGNohP0

[@carlospineda8381]

That plumbing job is no bueno.

[@ricardo-lissetecervantes8604]

With do all respect from plumber to plumber. Where are your safety gloves and what's up with the accordion drain. If that would of be fix and shown on the video. This video would look very professional. Still, great job.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks for you positive feed back. Accordion drains won't pass a home inspection and are against code here in Houston, tx. With that being said it is on my list of up and coming videos how to correct and plumb in the properly. Good call on safety gloves, some cut resistant ones would be great for this particular project.

[@williehester5738]

That is not how you do a sink it needs to have clips drilled into the granite that sink will come loose again.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks for your positive feedback!

[@autumnbartlett8102]

You wouldn’t wipe silicone offf with a sponge. Your using latex. Wrong

[@Ryanrock2]

Mickey Mouse p trap. If your a plumber, fix it right!

[@tonyplumbob]

You sucks as a plumber to reinstall the tailpiece it would take the same time to do it properly.

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks for your feedback! Love to hear from the viewers.

[@Leeoh949]

You literally reinstalled it the same way, overtime it’s gonna fail the same way

[@wandaleatherbury8050]

oh i thougfh you was going to show s how to fly a airplane

[@jeffrooo9606]

That's a horrible plumbing job. However uses flexible tail pieces aren't plumbers

[@jimmysplumbingsolutions1541]

Thanks for your feedback sir.

[@wandaleatherbury8050]

and starting is shirt

[@tehranrussell521]

His song official