Italian Blues Guitarist Reacts To We Don't Talk about Bruno (from ENCANTO)😲🎵

This is my reaction to "We don't talk about Bruno" from the Disney's Movie, Encanto.
PS. Stay until the end of the video for a surprise!! XD
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We Don't Talk About Bruno (From "Encanto") - KZbin - • We Don't Talk About Br...
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[@RockSpace]

Yoooo!!!! This song was absolutely a Surprise for me! What do you think about it? Did you like my easter egg at the end of the video?? 😂

[@FreedomFighter2112]

All the lyrics and music for Encanto’s 8 songs were written by Lin-Manuel Miranda…creator and writer of Hamilton the Musical and In The Heights musical and movie. Pleas react to Hamilton on Disney plus and In The Heights on HBO Max

[@manxgirl]

I can't believe this was the actor who played Camillo (the shape shifters') first ever time singing in media.

[@aamzies]

About a year later, have you had a chance to watch Encanto?

[@spiderfingers86]

Bruno is an oracle who can prophesize about future events that he sees

[@RockSpace]

Hi Patrick! Thanks for your comment! That's explain a lot of things! 🤓👍

[@RinaSova01]

@@RockSpace bruno is such a character TvT

[@FreedomFighter2112]

@@RockSpace All the lyrics and music for Encanto’s 8 songs were written by Lin-Manuel Miranda…creator and writer of Hamilton the Musical and In The Heights musical and movie. Pleas react to Hamilton on Disney plus and In The Heights on HBO Max

[@アキコ2003]

It literally says that multiple times in the show..if someone doesn't get it they didn't pay attention

[@pandoamessi4079]

2:17 i love how he said 'this *young* lady' and she's at least 50 years old XD I don't blame him a bit though, she looks nothing like that!

[@ThePinkDragon]

yes they all three loook younger

[@ivanroman8970]

This rhythm is called montuno/guajira played a lot in Cuba and Puerto Rico. It's not cha cha cha, but you can dance cha cha cha to it. Song is written by Lin Manuel Miranda using a style that combines many characters in musical theater at a particular plot point to express various perspectives of an event, like the song about the rumble in West Side Story or the song One Day More in Les Miserables. Miranda uses the same technique in songs in his musicals In The Heights (96,000) and in Hamilton (Non Stop). That's how you get so much singing and so much information from so many characters all in just four minutes, all over a montuno beat that keeps it all together. It's like in salsa music. As long as you have the 3 2 or the 2 3 percussive beat (or clave, we call it), all kinds of voices and instruments can be doing their own thing complementing one another as the clave keeps it all together and in sync.

[@RockSpace]

Ivan, WOW! Literally! Now I have a more clear understanding! I really have to thank you for sharing this, I really appreciate that, and the same I think people who's gonna read your comment! I hope one day to come in Cuba and Puerto Rico and listen to this song live! It would be amazing! Thanks again and keep on rocking! 😎✌

[@puff24786]

Yessir man that goes hard in Puerto Rico like around San Juan and in the mountain area of Puerto Rico like Sàn Sebàstìan

[@NarfiRef]

Sorry to be pendantic, but LMM identifies this WDTAB as being in the Cumbia genre.

[@ivanroman8970]

Sorry Eric Schwenke, but WDTAB is not cumbia. I have listened to salsa, montuno, merengue, cumbia, and many other rhythms for decades and it is not cumbia. It's more of a montuno/guajira, which many other musicians will attest. In Colombia they also play montuno like they do son and salsa and many other types of music so finding this as you immerse yourself in Colombian music and culture would be common. Other songs in Encanto are definitely cumbia, though.

[@NarfiRef]

@@ivanroman8970 Sorry, I’m just going off what I heard in interviews.

[@DiscoTimelordASD]

Delores told us the most about Bruno yet she spoke the quiestest out of everyone. It's what I love about her character so much.

[@diegoavila3978]

The accent is because the movie is Colombia inspired, obviously the accent is kind of latin accent and they also use Spanish words like "Casita", "Mi vida", etc...

[@rhythmicmusicswap4173]

2:15 "this YOUNG lady" is 50 years old in the movie XD

[@RockSpace]

OMG!!!!! And everything without any plastic surgery I suppose... 😂😂 Thanks for your comment!!

[@rhythmicmusicswap4173]

@@RockSpace you would be even more suprised if you compair her (the yellow one) with her twin Julieta 🤣

[@RockSpace]

@@rhythmicmusicswap4173 LOL! I imagine this is gonna be wired! I will check the age of all the characters before my next reaction 🤣🤣

[@bibliophilelady6106]

@@rhythmicmusicswap4173 My mom is a redhead like that. She is turning 65 soon and can count her gray hairs on her fingers. I am 38 and my brown hair has more gray than hers. It is very annoying!

[@KagamineRinVocaloid]

@@rhythmicmusicswap4173 I think more like triplet than twin 😅

[@JustClaude13]

When it shifts from Isabela to Dolores at 6:35 there's the sound of a harp, probably a Paraguayan harp. it makes a nice transition. Another thing to notice is that even though Bruno disappeared 10 years ago, Dolores (the quiet one) talks abut hearing him in the present tense. I'm not sure if this song is more a madrigal or a fugue.

[@ariaflame-au]

Well, it is the family Madrigal

[@tatianalg]

@Claude It is an "Arpa Llanera" common in Colombia, Venezuela and Paraguay. Remember that Encanto is a Colombia based movie both in music and location.

[@JoonasD6]

Definitely not fugue. Fugure can have several melodies and counter-melodies but they are built from a single theme and provide variations where a melody also is played higher and lower; the singing parts in the movie are definitely all their own parts and there is no "development" although the final part feels like a recapitulation. Also many other distinct characteristics of a fugue (overlaying the lines played slower and faster) are missing. (It's a madrigal.)

[@Faesharlyn]

Watch closely in the background, he's in the shadows dancing and jamming in the shadows

[@beforesomeduring7330]

I absolutely adored this movie, to be honest - I think you’ll love all the music and characters in it when you get around to watching it! Also, can I just say - as someone who is watching this as a first-ever video from you, you have to be the FRIENDLIEST looking and sounding person I’ve seen on this platform. An immediate subscribe. You’re just such a ray of sunshine, really-! Keep it up! Whatever you do, music or reactions or anything in between!

[@RockSpace]

Hi Tanner! Your comment warms my heart 🧡❤ thanks buddy!

[@cassandrabellingham8486]

The songs are all written by Lin-Manuel Miranda (Hamilton, In the Heights, Moana). He’s a wizard with words and rhythms.

[@RockSpace]

Hi Cassandra! I am sorry but I have to disagree with you. I don't think Miranda is a wizard, I think he is a DRAGON!!!! 😜 Really thanks for your comment and sharing the name of the composer! Hope you liked the video! Keep on rocking!😎

[@cassandrabellingham8486]

@@RockSpace Are you familiar with the Hamilton yet? If not then a reaction to some of that or the full filmed Disney Plus version would be amazing!

[@DVSLEO]

Don’t get confused by Isabella’s solo. She is actually upset with Bruno. She wants a different life but at that moment she was singing, her life was not going the way she wanted.

[@Valandar2]

I TOTALLY disagree. Notice the wording - her power would grow like GREAPES thrive on the vine. The "life of her dreams" is what it is like at the END of the movie, not during it. "Will Someday", you know.

[@FlammySpritz]

I actually think Bruno's prophecy for Isabella was supposed to be a disaster, like for everyone else. He probably saw the "What Else Can I Do" moment, where she's 'losing control' in a way that would absolutely be in line with Bruno's disaster predictions as far as everyone's expectations for her is concerned. But because Isabella doesn't like her life, the 'disaster' prediction is actually the life of her dreams. And as a bonus, she sings about it like he gave her a great prediction, making it seem like she's the exception to his 'bad prophecies' and reinforcing her 'Golden Child' typing, to throw the audience off her dissatisfaction more

[@Gigglepud]

@@FlammySpritz hm... I don't think so, because Bruno's prophecy can be a physical thing. She can't just admit to a disaster scene being the life of her dreams because very likely Abuela and her parents have seen it. So it's more likely its something with the Betrothal guy, which is killing her inside, but she has to pretend to be happy about it. Which would make this align with every other person in this song, getting a prophecy they didn't want to see.

[@DVSLEO]

@@Valandar2 he said her power would grow like grapes on the vine, at the time she was singing it had not. He said she would have the life of her dreams, but at this time she was being forced into marriage. So what Bruno was telling her was true, but she took it as not true, cause of her current situation she is stuck in.

[@DVSLEO]

@@FlammySpritz actually none of his prophecies were disasters, they were just misunderstood or fully taken out of context.

[@michikomanalang6733]

If Pepa were real, she would LOVE to hear you call her a young woman lmao

[@aarizmalik29]

SHE ISNT REAL STOP LYING TO YOURSELF YOURE LIVING A LIE PLEASEWAKE UP PLEASE

[@c0ronariu5]

Clear skies for DAYS 😂

[@gironez]

Colombia is so rich on rhythms, and instruments, we dance every one of them and embrace them all with proud and love. Lin Manuel Miranda is a genius and deserves an Oscar just to be an Encanto.

[@jamesdarrylalcala1010]

I like how he called pepa a young lady 💀

[@RockSpace]

Hi James! I'm assuming Pepa is the yellow dressed lady! I know... it has been a shock when I heard she's something like 50 yo 😅I hope to get old like her!🤪 Thanks for your comment!!

[@rhueii]

😂

[@ariaflame-au]

@@RockSpace I don't think so, she's got a teenage son and a 7 year old son.

[@MartaPD2]

@@ariaflame-au she also is the mom of Dolores, who is in her 20s

[@arctic_haze]

Lin-Manuel Miranda also did not expect this complex song to be so popular. Maybe this is why they did not submit this song for the Oscar vote.

[@aarizmalik29]

hes gay

[@angieortizurena3327]

@@aarizmalik29 reported

[@hannahhester8376]

@@aarizmalik29 Seriously? What the hell does that have to do with a SONG??

[@leonardosandoval9099]

The basic music genre of this song is actually Cuban "son montuno" ('nice sound from the mount'), which influenced salsa, but is slower and deeper, like Santana's "Smooth" and Camila Cabello's "Havana". The "son cubano" is appreciated all around Colombia, specially in the Valle region, around Cali and Buenaventura, near the Pacific Ocean.

[@gisellaberrocalnarvaez736]

I'm from Cartagena and love son montuno

[@maryiv291]

Bruno is everyone's favourite character and it's the best song ever. I love your reactions Encanto

[@Ikury_X]

fun fact: the "young lady with the yellow dress" her name is Pepa and shes 50 years old

[@erikagholston6610]

This is my favorite song from the movie. The entire soundtrack is fire. Cool dance moves.

[@RockSpace]

Hi Erika! Thanks for your comment! I'm assuming that the cool dance moves are the one of the choreography definitely not the mine 😆 Stay tuned for new reactions of Encanto! I'll post a new one in these days!! Keep on rocking!

[@heisenberg9134]

Dude you have a very wholesome personality! I enjoyed this whole video!

[@aarizmalik29]

mr white ahhh mr white i need a prostate exam mr white my poo doesnt come out like it used to

[@alexsandrakelly7586]

I cried over this song...recognized the pressure my adult only child is under.... And she's a 6 ft tall power lifter so basically this is HER animated. She does bear so many family burdens. Love this movie on many levels..

[@Catitalaratoncita]

I agree with the Bruno part! I love the ‘r’ in Spanish and Italian!

[@Ember_Prime]

The way they layer the different vocal lines at the end is incredible. They meld together and are melodically seam, but they don’t overpower one another and one doesn’t come out more than the others.

[@Nebbioloo]

Don't forget to react to dos oruguitas!! It's so underrated

[@sifzapata93]

Yea the guitar is there, is part of our folk music Gretings from Colombia

[@KRG802]

7FT FRAME RATS ALONG HIS BACK, WHEN HE CALLS YOUR NAME IT ALL FADES TO BLACK!!!!! Thass my manz!!!!!

[@torturedsinger]

SILENZIO BRUNO

[@RockSpace]

Puoi dirlo forte!! Basta profezie! 🤣 Thanks for your comment!!

[@Saiyan_Steph]

Lin Manuel Miranda just makes every voice of the character and music style go together and make it sound so awesome.

[@okidokidraws]

I think the Salsa's representing the aunts time period and the rap and pop is representing the cousins being younger. its a neat thing to do.

[@nevamoore5192]

Guy talks about he loves the accents in the movie. Me 10 seconds prior :*I love this guy's accent. I wonder where he's from.* ...facepalm. I just looked at the title again...

[@chinjy23]

Hablas del acento, las voces tanto en español como en inglés son hechas por COLOMBIANOS🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴, GRACIAS

[@aarizmalik29]

PS. Stay until the end of the video for a surprise!! XD

[@elisakrivas]

My first reaction to the song was completely different from anyone’s I know. As soon as Pepa said, “Bruno walks in with a mischievous grin,” I almost broke into tears as I asked, “Why do they hate him so much?” I asked this because this is pretty much how I was treated in my family, so I was able to automatically tell the signs of similar abuse in my life. I guess I was an easy target. I probably would’ve cried through this whole song if they didn’t have some relievers, such as “You telling the story or am I?” “I’m sorry mi vida, go on,” overhearing Dolores’s “Do you understand?” and Isabela’s vanity scene, these scenes are what kept me from crying, so Disney did very well on including them. The whole time I watched the song the first time, I kept repeating, “Why do they hate him?” because it’s exactly how I felt when my family and peers would talk about me right in front of me. It hurt more later after discovering where Bruno was living, knowing that he likely heard everything. It’s not the normal reaction, I’ve seen, I know. Most people just enjoy the music, beat, voices, visuals, and some just think how bad Bruno must be or simply that he’s not as bad as people think, but I’ve never seen anyone with my reaction. So, what I think about the song is I love the music and I can dance to it now, but after seeing the movie and knowing Bruno, I actually do cry now. It’s one of my top three favorites from the movie.

[@fernglade]

The song itself didn't really get me, but after meeting Bruno in person, every scene including him made me cry my eyes out, because of his pain and how he clearly feels like a burden his family doesn't need. And he loves them and still wants to be included

[@christiantwist3360]

I theorize that after Bruno left, it was easier for Pepa to be angry at him over petty things than relive the hurt of him leaving. I mean, as soon as she sees him again, she’s not angry, she’s smiling.

[@elisakrivas]

@@christiantwist3360 I agree, but I don't think it justifies the pain she caused.

[@christiantwist3360]

@@elisakrivas well of course not

[@yogurtofthemultiverse2200]

not even likely. We can see him vibin in the background of Dolores's verse, up on the balcony. he DOES hear this whole thing

[@TheBlackfox730]

i love the fact that the harmony at the end of this song is called a madrigal which is their family name.

[@jasminemorris759]

Hispanic culture is much important to out universal culture. The music feels so afro Latino respect to our ancestors I wonder how this would sound on a banjo

[@Sub.Star1]

The songs of this movie are great!! You need to react to all hahaha... Lin-Manuel Mirada wrote all the songs, he is a genius, he is the creator of Hamilton (a masterpiece)

[@dorkywhovian1018]

The soundtrack of this film is amazing, chills every time i listen ps: i love your pfp lol sense8 is the best

[@amandaa8472]

At the part where they all dance around Mirabel as she's putting the vision back together, you can hear that while the rest are singing their verses, Isabela and Dolores are singing "I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine".

[@kaitlinflores5497]

There is a version of this song out without the music and u can hear the ending mesh a lot better. Sounds amazing without both ways.

[@carolinacoutinho4430]

I love how they say Bruno, it really is the right way to say it! haha

[@aarizmalik29]

no it isnt stop sayint that

[@anjomastan]

COLOMBIA IS MAGIC

[@ninavaughn8420]

This is Montuno/ Guajira music from Cuba. It is different from Cha Cha, Rumba and Salsa, but very important in Cuban history.

[@RockSpace]

Hi Nina! I didn't know about this genre, really thank you for sharing this with me and the community! I will definitely go more in depth on this topic! It sounds amazing! 🤗🥰

[@josemariajaramillo9339]

COLOMBIA.

[@RockSpace]

Awwww!!! Ok! Now I see! Thanks a lot for your "tip"! Keep on rocking! 😎✌

[@kirbyjakescarborough4515]

youll never get it out of your head now, Brother! LOL I loved this one...

[@blainedavis8819]

Can you please react to Family Madrigal from Encanto?? You hear more of the accents in that!!

[@RockSpace]

Hi Blaine! Thanks a lot for your comment! I would do my best! Do you prefer Family Madrigal or Surface Pressure? (that's the other song you are suggesting in the comments :P) 😄😉

[@blainedavis8819]

@@RockSpace if you’re wanting more of the Columbian instruments then listen to Family Madrigal! That’s what I would prefer!

[@Eeveegamer9263]

@@blainedavis8819 colombian*

[@ReaderandWriter.]

"Let it go" from Frozen topped the charts at 5, "We don't talk about Bruno" charted at 1....the first Disney song since "A Whole New World" from Aladdin.

[@c0ronariu5]

BECAUSE at the time of Frozen, billboard didn’t include streaming in its charting. Let it go was charting at number 5 solely from single sales on iTunes, because you can only buy a song once, whereas each repeated stream on Spotify counts towards the total. If they’d included Spotify etc at the time, it would be about equivalent between the two. AWNW, however, tracked from the radio play of the radio single, by Peabo Bryson. NOT the version from the movie.

[@LuzLopez-fl1qp]

Its spanish accent...yes its salsa beat

[@RockSpace]

Hola Luz!! Spanish and Italian sometimes are very close 😝 Thanks a lot for sharing! 🤗

[@LuzLopez-fl1qp]

@@RockSpace yes they are..i learned some italian growing up on Brooklyn, NY and if also had a neighbor that spoke to me in italian and i would respond in spanish. We understood each other

[@Eeveegamer9263]

I was thinking that it was Colombian spanish accent

[@ValentinaGP]

That's not Spanish accent actually they are Colombian actors.

[@nuria9141]

It's Colombian accent, not Spanish

[@marshayoung9387]

Please do a reaction video of Voice Play singing We Don't Talk About Bruno.

[@wickedkitty618]

4:00 Dolores omg like a whispered/ soft rap love it

[@Cameron5043]

Possibly do a movie reaction to Encanto itself? Would love to watch it with you, I think your reaction would be incredible!

[@aarizmalik29]

thats illegal dude not cool

[@lunasrev]

2:13 "Where this young lady with the yellow dress" *Oh yes shes definitely young mhm*

[@TreeHairedGingerAle]

Thumbs up! 😂 That was so great, at first I thought you were laughing AT the guy, but I cheered up when you revealed that you were laughing WITH the guy. 👍 There's nothing wrong with growing a tummy! 🙂 Some folks' genes are just naturally like that. 💁🏾‍♀️

[@Lia-ys1gz]

You should react THE FAMILY OF MADRIGAL TOO!!

[@breazi9506]

You.'ve got to remember this was written by Lin-Manuel Miranda who also wrote "Hamilton". I love it.

[@theresaschuebel5151]

Bruno is the girl in glasses uncle, the couple she is talking too is her aunt and her husband. The girl in the orange headwear is their daughter and the boy is their son. The girl in purple is the girl in glasses sister and also the girl trying to move the plant

[@TundraChick99]

I loved the song as soon as I heard it in the movie. I wasn’t expecting that.

[@Skylatin]

Love this song! Especially your dance!

[@ninetails0980]

I loved your reaction but I couldn't handle that all you said about Camillo was "Heh, wow" ;-;

[@RuyLopezTheSicilian]

Look for Bruno in the background during Dolores' verse (the fast whispery part)

[@ericquinones7043]

You really seem like such a nice, down-to-earth person. I love your reactions to the Encanto music. I feel like you're my friend and I don't even know you haha. Keep it up! 💪

[@anamoreno5557]

I love your reactions 😂 😂 😂 😂 same !

[@rafaelmedina4355]

Wonderfull Job really!!!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Yugioh420]

Just seen you reacted to surface pressure but like watching reactors looks from the first encanto song threw all they watch. So I looked back and this was the first one you did so here we are. If I like both I'll throw down a sub.

[@mhacNH]

If you do watch it. I believe Disney has also dub the movie and songs in Italian.

[@VoidX01]

did y'all see Hernando, who makes the spackle, bopping to the song in the back?

[@yiselcarolinaestradabonill7617]

The accent is because the singers are colombian and the first language for them are colombian spanish, so in colombian spanish the letter r sounds strong.

[@camilo_lyrics9768]

this is beautiful WOW I love your videos keep it up please and I like how you react to the videos ❤️✨

[@AIVmasdiezColombia]

Excelente song excellent message about family and humanity thank you for your reaction

[@LuzLopez-fl1qp]

It actually sounds like a cha cha cha

[@Pokota3]

This is a really good song in my opinion

[@chrisn1710]

Man, I see you're new to making content, and I'm digging it... subscribed

[@xbruno_madrigalx4200]

Thank god someone reacts to we dont talk about bruno :>

[@xbruno_madrigalx4200]

New sub :0

[@morganepg]

I am an only child as well. I do feel the pressure from my family to be perfect because I'm the only one from both of my parents and I feel like being a disappointing child has meant that they've failed and I just can't have it

[@Dora-xi5ob]

Encanto is so relatable

[@AKilahVamp]

I'm a new subbie and you are just too cute! I love your reactions

[@therese369]

Thank you for your reaction❤️

[@aarizmalik29]

bro what PS. Stay until the end of the video for a surprise!! XD

[@Catchandelier22]

Dolores’ part is most like a rap part, which is a strong stylistic marker for the composer, Lin Manuel Miranda

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

The song is done as a madrigal by the Family Madrigal.

[@kirbyjakescarborough4515]

OK,,, Now youre just awesome. LOL Im a fan, bro. (I wont talk about Bruno)

[@linatamasauskyte972]

I love your videos so much

[@aarizmalik29]

PS. Stay until the end of the video for a surprise!! XD

[@wickedkitty618]

5:02 I love his part too omg

[@theresaschuebel5151]

It's the magic of Lin Manuel Miranda that has everyone loving it

[@night-lock9407]

Now this song is be the number #1 on Billboard

[@1brickrow]

4:35 is called "palabreo"

[@gamingspectral9044]

this, and the other songs from this movie are good, 'cause it's actually a musical

[@nimusfell3158]

I'd love to see your react to the Spanish version if you haven't yet, if you like the accent! Not only because it's my native language, but I do believe the song sounds a lot more 'latina' you could say haha

[@christhian0512]

u got charisma, glad u liked the song.

[@allykat444]

La coppia sposata all’inizio, i doppiatori sono colombiani. È la ragione degli accenti

[@fabioandreslinaresrodrigue6672]

ottima canzone e ottimo film.

[@yusuf.on.youtube]

Basically its a Latin Base Country Movie.. just like COCO the disney movie for Halloween. thats why.

[@LuzLopez-fl1qp]

I love it

[@IdkIdk-yk3fg]

React to Waiting on a miracle from Encanto

[@RockSpace]

Hi Idk! Thanks for your suggestion! I would make my best! From your comments there is also surface pressure that seems to be great.. what do you think? 🤠

[@IdkIdk-yk3fg]

@@RockSpace personally I don't like surface pressure that much, i know that is one of the people's favorites but idk is just not growing in me maybe is cause English is not my first language idk or maybe is bc is the only song that sounds the least latin American vibe and more American pop, but my favorites from Encanto are waiting on a miracle, what else can I do, we don't talk about Bruno, family madrigal and all of you❤️

[@RockSpace]

@@IdkIdk-yk3fg ​ I see! So I will do my best then! Thanks a lot for your comments!! :D

[@francaduijzer5700]

2:13 she's 50 haha, but when I first saw the movie I also thought she was about in her 20s lol

[@Estiiina]

I liked your reaction, but I loved your dance at 8:20 JAJAJAJA

[@BetonNetID]

"young lady with yelow dress" well actualy she was 50 y.o.

[@kourtneywatson8889]

"This young lady with the yellow dress" Meanwhile her being 50 o.o

[@G4-IN]

No one: Me trying to find out what “We don’t talk about Bruno” ‘s genre is: 👁👄👁

[@Valandar2]

The "young girl" in the yellow dress... is 50 years old. :D

[@Darth_Nycta_13]

Encanto is set in Colombia

[@kirstiebriggs3068]

You should really react to 'what else can i do' as well tbh ❤ XxXxX

[@singingdeathqueen332]

Has anyone noticed that Felix in the beginning does a little drum like thing on his chest and stomach when pepa begins to sing

[@rei-814]

Hey cool I’m italian too

[@AtomBackerZs]

*Yoooo!!!*