Jesus Walks - Kanye West (Rap Critic Reviews)

[@TheHeroOfTomorrow]

Your afro is just increasing in power with every episode...lol

[@Zefo_No]

Add to that the purple shirt and back-lighting and i actually thought he was doing a 70s Soul Train skit.

[@ThePhantom4516]

of course it will, when the episodes only come out monthly

[@A.Fort.]

The hat is no longer able to contain its power.

[@romans6405]

It better if we only see it every 6 weeks

[@vizard350z]

this isn't even his final form

[@twinblade6]

Rap critic looking like a Black Bob Ross.

[@tharealflipwilson1593]

twinblade6 we're just gonna review a happy little song right here😂😂

[@BobDerGute84]

Kanye doesnt make mistakes, just happy little accidents

[@RickyGoreMusic]

BobDerGute84 😭😭😭

[@NoahWeisbrod]

Best comment ever

[@yoursleepparalysisdemon9969]

Gonna dip this song and review the devil out of it

[@JM-hm3pj]

That Afro holds too much power. No man should ever hold such power.

[@xiuxiu1108]

I Couldn't Think Of An Original Name Sample of "21st Century Schizoid Man" plays in the background.

[@Slesaint17]

I Couldn't Think Of An Original Name should’ve said “no one man should have all this power”....

[@winstonsallet9541]

S Mac Power! AYYY AYYY!!!

[@_booth7992]

S Mac *that

[@cremetangerine82]

The sample is from prog-rock KING Crimson, a monarch being a person with (without a constitution) unlimited POWER. Kayne is MANY things, but I don’t doubt he’s intelligent.

[@OurFoundingLiars]

Wow. Listened to the college drop out, for the first time in years, on the way to work and now he uploads this. Clearly RC has tapped my phone and is keeping tabs on me. Keep asking questions

[@wheatleythebrick2276]

Our Founding Liars RC works for the secret lizard corporation and he's trying to manipulate certain people with songs that they heard recently to lure them into joining his evil company. Keep asking questions

[@thoomolong]

OOOOR y'all both bought into the corporate marketing of pop stars and are just listening to the same 10 artists that everyone else is listening to. It's less coincidence than it is limited choice (of your own making)

[@ezequielrenovato6608]

Tim Terrell that's what they want you to think

[@dryfish5946]

Go back to melons channel

[@pradachains]

these comments are annoying

[@inugamidalton8270]

“LET’S GO TO THE STRIP CLUB! ... To spread the word of Jesus!” could make a funny shirt...

[@SW23252]

Inugami Dalton I'd by that shirt.

[@miselojaime2214]

My dad always told my pastor he would open a "Christian strip club".

[@bitingmylips666]

Miselo Jaime how is that possible?

[@MrChaoticreign]

Make sure the second part is on the back of the shirt.

[@leena-maarettadixon5448]

I'm an atheist, and this song still resonates - especially the opening line about being at war "with ourselves". Shows that good writing can make any topic worthwhile.

[@SomeRandomJackAss]

Same. It's a powerful song that shows the power of belief. It doesn't matter what you believe, as long as it helps you without hurting others, and you're willing to stand up for it.

[@JPPWB]

As far as I'm concerned most religions are very metaphorical and that seems to translate to songwriting. As a strict atheist I find a lot of Christian musicians can write great music if they don't get too literal.

[@freestylefletcher]

dayzgone That’s the way holmes

[@baka3305]

Leena-Maaretta Dixon Agreed, also a lifelong atheist and this is the only song about Jesus on my favorites playlists lol

[@bunnyhop4592]

Leena-Maaretta Dixon I hope you can find god 💞💓💓

[@TrevorReis]

The line about Kathy Lee needing Regis, refers to her career tanking after she decided to leave the show. She thought she could do better by herself, but she was wrong. Kathy Lee needed Regis. He was fully aware of everything you mentioned...

[@Taquinqua]

I’m not religious, but I think your ability to be honest and talk about your faith while not alienating or trying to change anyone is great. It’s refreshing to find a content creator who I enjoy and respect so much who is religious.

[@np2679]

You missed the point of Kathy Lee. She wasn’t successful after leaving the show...you kept showing Kelly in the clips that is the woman who replaced Kathy lee. Great review! You da best!

[@kevle007]

took the words out my mouth lol, kathy lee needed regis to be successful the same way kanye needs jesus

[@twistedgambit9084]

thats going on his botched remarks episode

[@RosenThorne]

As a Jewish person, I absolutely adore this song. It highlights, to me, what religion should be about: the urge to believe in the inherent goodness of humanity. Be it through Jesus, another prophet or just one’s own thinking, having something to let you know that anyone, even monstrous, bigoted ones, CAN repent if they choose to. It’s never too late.

[@obijuancolombi]

Damn... Rap Critic has an epic afro

[@leeviantti7373]

Ghostwriter is a writer who isn't being credited, and the artist who he wrote for claims, that they have written it themself. A writer is just a writer who is given credit for writing the lyric. Kanye always credits his writers, and doesn't claim that he has written the songs himself. There is nothing wrong with having writers, as long as you give credit. It seems like people have just forgotten the meanig for the GHOST in ghostwriter :DD

[@bruceleeds7988]

FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT!!

[@sjappiyah4071]

So then why do all hip hop heads say Draje has ghost writers if he credited quenten?

[@twistedgambit9084]

he didnt?

[@bruceleeds7988]

Twisted gambit EXACTLY!! Drake uses his "Mixtapes" as an excuse to hide creditation. No one is under the impression that Wayne got help to write the Dedication Series

[@mrdondre]

Samuel Appiah Quentin didn’t get credit for R.I.C.O., the song Drake had with Meek Mill.

[@SjTaAzRz2]

Confusing the careers of Kathy Lee Gifford and Kelly Ripa will probably end up on a "Rap Critic is Wrong" episode, but otherwise, nicely done

[@Nortarachanges]

SjTaAzRz2 Weirdly justifies the line, huh?

[@ZChoate]

@@Nortarachanges exactly, thank you for this.

[@kgothatsongako4760]

One of your best episodes so far.

[@_mew]

I think that Jesus Walks is a really important song in Kanye's discography, it really impacted me aswell as a young Christian. It's been interesting to see Kanye's walk with God aswell. Very inspirational person

[@rct3isepic]

gonna be that guy and say that stronger samples a song called "Harder Better Faster Stronger"...

[@diego_wagner]

I'm glad you're doing a review and analysis of a song you really wanted to talk about, rather than a reaction to a song suggestion. This feels a lot more real, and I hope you bring back the channel to this style:)

[@calebchometa1382]

As an atheist and not a person who doesn't like Kanye I can appretiate this song. I think it highlights the best parts of Christianity. The parts that reach out to the poor or the sick without being condescending. But it's telling when kaynes arguably best song wasn't wasn't written by him

[@saqib7965]

It did write it only the opening lines he didn't

[@calebchometa1382]

Big Saq still tells a lot about him as an artist

[@johnsonrasmus6796]

Its not his arguably best song

[@theletterm1787]

@@johnsonrasmus6796 Well you're arguing about it, aren't you?

[@johnsonrasmus6796]

@@theletterm1787 by that logic literally everything is arguable his best song

[@sherita_is_built_different]

Haha "Who wants to go to the strip club....but, like, for Jesus...?" lol

[@SLagonia]

In my humble opinion, the best Kanye song ever written.

[@bruceleeds7988]

I believe there are better songs, this would make most peoples top five easy

[@Treetops27]

Gorgeous, Good Morning and Power are better. But this is top 20

[@Michaelgabriel95]

My favorite Kanye song of all time

[@j-Gappy-h]

I think power and dark fantasy are better

[@cremetangerine82]

This song really highlights the problem that I have with so many contemporary Christian artists: they are doing exactly what you’re told *not* to do, which is preach to the choir. My Christian mom complained that it contained swear words, and I pointed out that it’s for those who AREN’T “saved”. In my opinion, I’m agnostic and care about others and don’t care about the afterlife and appeasing a God who is as best indifferent to my existence. Say what you will about Kayne West (and he has A LOT of issues), but this song didn’t do that. The failure of “Jesus Is King” is it DOES preach to the choir.

[@maturegambino6182]

Poop di sccop

[@0rganicRobot]

Whoa! Give us a little warning before you go dropping bars like that

[@lightskinhesus4243]

W

[@buffetishXXX]

I fucking hate how this is posted everywhere as if Kanye isn't worthy of respect anymore...

[@sudevsen]

Powerful lyrics

[@KristinM2288]

Whoopity poop scoop

[@marcushead9985]

I first heard Jesus Walks with the Jarhead trailer; it was the first ever Kanye song I heard. Always liked it.

[@ty_teynium]

I liked DMXs Lord gimme a sign. I felt it was a bit like him trying to talk to God asking for a sign to reach him and show him a way through.

[@bizarrenrugged3370]

Ty_ teynium 100%

[@samuelstensgaard4828]

It's also great because of how vulnerable he sounds. Most Christian music is supposed to be nothing but praise and joy, life isn't like that.

[@d3lan011]

I just realized RapCritic is younger than myself. He said he wasn’t even in high school when this came out. I was already in high school when this was out. I’m old! 🤦🏿‍♂️. Now we just need a Graduation review.

[@Kat-qe1vk]

Not gonna lie- putting "even strippers" with drug dealers and murderers made me laugh. The girls just working! No one's getting hurt! Like damn Ye the strippers didn't do anything yet the delivery makes it seem like he thinks they're somehow worse lol

[@Michaelgabriel95]

Kath Flynn it's scrippers

[@kooners6961]

he dated one lol

[@Hieronymus-Pseudonymous]

What are scrippers?

[@thenavigator2559]

Those are looked at sins, But Jesus looked at those people as mislead, he hang out with people who did stuff of that regard. So he's saying, "Jesus believed that those people could be saved, so don't twist his message and think that they are evil." That's the point.

[@ButterStick64]

Christians definitely think that Strippers are hurting people and are unsaveable. That’s why he says it like that.

[@ownplz5632]

This was a really good video! Keep it up RC. We love your reviews and meaning behind the songs. College dropout and graduation were what I listened to during my college years before kanye went krazye.

[@lostsnowman127]

RC: You're biased. I am also. Song moved me too. 6/5 seems fair really - there is another consideration I am going to offer here. That Kathy Lee needed Regis, as once she was no longer there? She fell out of the cultural spotlight. Regis, like Jesus, could continue on. And not just as a handy rhyme. Kelly stepped in, but then Regis left. You even state at 6:37 that you did not know it was still going after Regis left. -Kathy Lee- *needed* Regis .. When he left, you stopped watching/being aware. Kelly became the anchor and they swapped out the men. The missing factor? Regis. How many items, once the part of them that make them dynamic and famous fade into obscurity when the 'anchor' is gone. Yes, he performed in front of Regis and Kelly, and he didn't change the lyric. Kelly *didn't need Regis* - she proved that. Kathy Lee did. Now apply that dynamic to The Person of Faith / Jesus / The Removal of Values in the reality of making money. Which then goes into the admission of "If this takes away from my spins" If I choose to have Faith then I forgo fame/money If I walk away from Jesus, there will still be money, and material gain, but not the impact that being next to Jesus gives me. Thus yes, Kathy Lee did need Regis. The same way that the song states that he needs Jesus. It's not a moldy banana, it's a bold statement that without the anchor of Faith that you'd need someone to IMDB your name for the world to know your deeds. If they were of any note in this world. Jesus, in the context of the metaphor, gives meaning and a Co-Host to life itself. Just my take on the concept. As for the hair? You look incredibly warm and friendly in this video. Before it was Professionalism/Authority/Friendly Now you're more 'Warm' as the 'Inner Light' of a 'Good Soul' kind of vibe Now off to go listen to Jesus Walks again.

[@In.New.York.I.Milly.Rock.]

The Jerome line in Bound 2 is a also a reference to his previous use of the name as a synonym for a "stereotypical" "african american". So, it's not just asking what a fictional character would think.

[@MMaldonado611]

innewyorkimillyrock “Face it, Jerome get more time than Brandon, and at the airport they check all through my baggage and tell me that it’s random”

[@mudlup5094]

innewyorkimillyrock thank you! He did the same thing somewhere else and it drove me nuts xD and as Michael Maldonado pointed out Kanye references this character in Gorgeous. Rare miss Rap Critic :P

[@DigitalDevil]

Coincidentally, out of all the lines in this song, the the lyric "The way Kathy Lee needed Regis that's the way I need Jesus!" is the one that always gets stuck in my head.

[@docrussojr]

Kanye shopped "Jesus Walks" to multiple A&Rs and they rejected him. Fast forward to Kanye dropping his first album under the ROC, and it was a CLASSIC.

[@shawnz12ss]

Kathie did need Regis though, she was immediately irrelevant without him.

[@johnalddrumph456]

Foreal tho, I used to watch that shit all the time with my grandma and imediatatly stopped when they changed up the cast

[@daniellemhall1358]

Man you're so right. I loved this song so much when I was I grade seven. The people Jesus came to save were not the ones who think they're already saved.

[@QueenWJ]

I thought he was saying Kathy Lee needed Regis. Because she was the one replaced by Kelly and we didnt hear from her at all around the time. Now she is on GMA or whatever so it still didnt age well.

[@morganmememan]

My respect for RC has grown twofold thanks to this video: The excellent-as-always review The fact that he didn't extend the video another 3 seconds for ad revenue

[@SerpentVX]

Should still wear the hat on top of the afro.

[@richarddorazi8565]

That Kathie Lee and Regis line always makes me laugh now mostly for how corny the comparison is and how Kathie Lee is doing well now on the Today Show. I stopped caring about the Live Show after Regis left in 2011 but I always know it’s still on since they still advertise it a lot where I live in New York.

[@GuntherBovine]

_damn that afro is t h i c c_ but for real, you should review Rae Sremmurd's Powerglide, as I have been addicted to it for the past 2 days

[@jayromeo940]

OU Sash he'd prolly give it like a 2/5

[@GuntherBovine]

still

[@Bluegirl1777]

I prefer Muchdank’s edit of Powerglide, with Peanut Butter haha

[@GuntherBovine]

oh yeah same *she want a peanut speak up*

[@Justinian43]

When I was a kid, a christian boy and his brother came to my house and was sorting through his newly downloaded limewire music, this song played, I loved it but he hated it thinking the swear words made it blasphemy, but that song connected to my soul and I showed the video to my parents, they loved the message as they understood the song was trying to reach to those of us with troubled souls or troubled steps, I loved watching your video as I rediscovered this gem of my childhood while working on a project. This song is definitely a classic!

[@NotRealMusicRyan]

The KKK guy being burned reminds me of Sam Rockwell’s character in Three Billboards

[@heathercalun4919]

I haven’t seen Three Billboards, but wasn’t the main criticism that the Klansman character was redeemed without actually going through an arc to confront his racism?

[@nosidezero]

NotRealMusic That's a great connection.

[@hamishveitch9372]

The thumbnail for this episode was really good, it looked so good I clicked on it before even reading the title :)

[@fosterboone3634]

This video came at a perfect time. Because of all of the things seen in the media about Kanye, it seemed like you and a lot of other people talk really poorly about him. Granted, it is justified because of the dumb things he said, however it seemed like he was on the receiving end of a lot of hate. I'm 16 and have friends who don't know why Kanye is so famous, simply because most of his success came while we were still young. It is cool to see you review an old song from him, and shine some light on a musical genius who catches a lot hate. Love your content man, thanks a lot.

[@HollowGolem]

Kanye before his ego had completely consumed him was good shit. (and Dark Twisted Fantasy was good, too, and I actually really like Kids See Ghosts) I'm an atheist and I can jam to this song.

[@bruceleeds7988]

Jesus Walks is not a religious song. The song is making a point that you should make songs and represent you and your people and take a stand, and not to let people you have never met before make you compromise your being for monetary gain. That's why you can be an atheist and jam to this song

[@HollowGolem]

Yeah, that was kind of my point. Good religious music says something more interesting than "

[@WuwuWuwuTV]

He always had an ego. Go back and listen to College Dropout and listen to older interviews and interviews with stories from others. He didn't change.

[@HollowGolem]

He had an ego, but it wasn't as huge as it's been for the last decade.

[@A5AP_SWEATSHIRT]

Chris Check well a decade of having anything you want at the snap of your finger can change people

[@abrahamahmed1318]

Rap critic I would just like to say one thing. This video changed my whole outlook on life. Before this I always saw Jesus as a pure man who never touched sin like an angel but after your video I truly saw him as what he really was a man. A holy man who brought the word of God but a human like any one of us. I cannot thank you enough for enlightening me to the truth.

[@mastermarkus5307]

You've got to read the Bible, friend.

[@EternalYorkieMom]

I’m glad I’m not the only one!!

[@BlueBeetle1939]

Watching your hair grow is one of the best parts of my life right now

[@Chicagocubbiegirl]

A few lines that convey the hunger to know Jesus, to see him more clearly, feel completely heartfelt. Not usually a Kanye fan, but one of the best modern Christian songs to me.

[@NeverTheNorm500]

Man I needed this video today. Thank you Rap Critic. You have no idea

[@Yukinoomoni]

"It's never too late to turn back and do the right thing. NEVER." *FUCKING STANDING OVATION*

[@KeiichiGreen36]

People are always gonna ask for the old Kanye to come back, but his new stuff is still great.

[@KhayJayArt]

Alex Canas Indeed. Who can deny the genius in such lyrics as, "Poop Dee scoop"? Truly, no such artistry has ever been exhibited in history.

[@kayjay4952]

Khadijah Johnson you must have not listened to the album ye, and kids see ghosts

[@bootlegpersona8204]

I like people who bring up "poop dee scoop" like it somehow proves Kanye is dumb. Yeah, he made up a nonsense phrase in one of his songs that went viral immediately and built word-of-mouth about the three albums he was releasing, all of which received acclaim. He proved he can say literal gibberish into the mic and people will talk about it for months. God, what an idiot.

[@KhayJayArt]

Bootleg Persona no serious rapper I've ever hear would use that phrase in their raps.

[@peterelpanda2]

Khadijah Johnson That's because it's literally a troll song.He literally is making you expect fire verses ("the next verse though? BARS!!!!!") and subverts your expectations immediately.Its downright genius EDIT:It's also just one loosie. Ye and KIDS SEE GHOSTS are amazing and lack any semblance of stupid bars.

[@stevenwheeler6278]

I am loving the afro.. it's glorious. And also good video.

[@shanettequao9043]

This was the very first song I heard of Kanyes ever in my life. Like , it holds a special place in my heart. And seeing him now makes it hard to believe we've come here. But Jesus Walks is still an awesome song

[@ianhenry6874]

This album still is relevant to this day💯🙏

[@HauntedPropane]

You know i never really liked the beat or rhythm to this song but something had me constantly listening to this song in high school. Ty for touching upon it's deeper meaning in this video because now I understand what that force was c:

[@andrewp833]

This video is already a classic. One of my favorite Rap Critic videos of all time. You should do more Kanye!

[@bthsr7113]

Your story about how the forgiveness resonated with you is strong.

[@MicroChirp]

Fun fact: the song was already being worked on back in 2001. That version was first teased on some of his mixtapes in 2002 and got leaked in its entirety much later.

[@nikolasmokalis3425]

Was worried what kept you from uploading for a few weeks. Good to see you back

[@docrussojr]

Kanye actually made 3 different videos to Jesus Walks, because "the song had multiple meanings to him."

[@lordofgiovanni]

4:34 Fire samples they're coming to take me away, which, given the themes in the album... that's kinda perfect

[@CaseysTrains]

One of the best reviews you've done.

[@cody3969]

Man rap needs to be more like this song, bless you man.

[@sublimed5155]

He just keeps becoming more 70’s

[@sundropcenter6758]

That has to be the best thumbnail for a video you have ever had.

[@raadalami1060]

Finally, a normal rap critic video.

[@ty_teynium]

I LOVED your analysis on this. Even notice that flickering light above Kanye obviously resembling a halo!

[@Yukinoomoni]

I love this and I love your work. I wish I could afford to Patreon, but I will do my best to share your vids to make up for my poordom. :3

[@Yukinoomoni]

Okay. I wrote this midway through the video, and now that I'm done, I must emphasis my above comment by sixty. I was raised Catholic, and was raised in the way that Jesus didn't really teach. (Trust me.) And while Kanye does derp a few times on this track, it's one of the handful of tracks of his I can enjoy. Thank you so much.

[@eddymadison9655]

Hey Critic, what do you think of the new XXL Freshman Cover ?

[@NoBrakes219]

Jesus Walks has to be on of my favorite songs of the mid 2000s

[@TSFboi]

I'm not religious but the passion in the song is pretty universal.

[@blackgemstone801]

Yes, most of his samples are a message to the song

[@neilsharpson996]

Beautiful review. Bravo sir.

[@megano2000]

Awesome review!! I freakin LOVE this song!! ❤

[@JusRed48]

I always thought the Kathy and Regis line was just Kanye being funny with his weird sense of humor, not that it was supposed to be a serious comparison.

[@Vivalapinchemusica]

Wait does Rap Critic not say “you don’t have to like my opinion” anymore? I mean I kno it doesn’t fit in this video since he liked it but he didn’t say it in his last review about Hopsin. I liked that line, that’s why I ask.

[@TSFboi]

this album is so good it made me defend every stupid action Kanye did for years. (he's worn it out now)

[@just_me2280]

Thank you, this was needed

[@fatcoyote2]

Well damn dude! Where you been at? Nice 'fro.

[@heathercalun4919]

I want you to review the Flobots cus they are CRAZY underappreciated. But I can’t afford your Patreon fees; they’re too steep. I mean I’m glad you’re making $$. But I have to just sit and cross my fingers someone else will request it.

[@regirayquaza]

Heather Calun We could go to crowdfunding.

[@saqib7965]

Anyone who wants to get into Kanye west music this would be a top ten track by him

[@preyeyinkore7238]

Wasn't expecting you to give it such a positive review. There is so much in "Jesus walk's" that explains the fabric of who what and how Kanye is Kanye and will always be the same Kanye. The KKK part I also just noticed a month ago, so many years later. Kanye is a producer turned artist, his words are a maze that patience only will unravel.

[@janetsnakehole3734]

Lol, first video I've seen from you, and you've got a new subscriber. This is so good!

[@DaDonBossMan]

Man I’d love to hear you review some of Houstons rappers classic songs

[@evillynn258]

I’m digging the fro RC. I’ve got mine out today too ✊🏾

[@BenParsons1995]

Thank you rap critic this was a great video

[@GraceWhip]

This was one of the first mainstream rap songs I was ever really exposed to (grew up in a hard rock only household) and it really spoke to me. I was the odd duck at my catholic school and in my conservative family, and the acknowledgment that Jesus taught respect for all people, not just the people who are easy to love, was massive for my mindset. This is definitely my "separate the art from the artist" song lately, after the last few years of hot takes from him.

[@romeda5156]

I still don’t believe in god but an all time classic video and song

[@sphakamisozondi]

rhymefest killed this track. I wish Kanye wld sort issues with him and work together again.

[@sneedfeed7204]

Sphakamiso Zondi why ?

[@bruceleeds7988]

Kanye is too far removed from his community to make that work at this time

[@sphakamisozondi]

Somali Pirate Who Pirated Your Girlfriend: u cant compare his latest works with the first three albums. GLC, Rhymefest, Lupe, Consequence etc. gave us gems. other than first three albums, do ones after that have replay value? "except MDTF."

[@zMawzz]

Bruce Leeds Is he out of touch, can he not relate? Is it cos his hallway too long? Bitch too bad?

[@polaroidandroidjeff6383]

SSJ Blue Evolution Mastered Ultra Instinct Gogeta enjoy your delusion

[@SophisticatedDogCat]

This is gold. Subscribed!

[@matt511ful]

is there a place where i can donate to see rap critic cut his hair

[@bruceleeds7988]

NO!

[@asanch_xvi]

You should review new music more often. Maybe review Kids See Ghosts please!!

[@kingcoheed1208]

Isn't the video show the second video or is it the first? Cause I remember a Jesus Walks video that had a entire story around the people he talks about all walking into a church and joining a preacher in a rendition of the song. Like a Hustler Drug dealer a stripper a hooker ect ect

[@codycaron2477]

Damn Fro! You swaggin out with that bro.

[@michaelagati8263]

Jeez been waiting for a new vid forever

[@leathelesbo865]

"I'm not even in high school at this point" Wait... Wait a minute... Am I older than the Rap Critic!

[@garnetmuganda5851]

their were two videos for jesus walk when this came out

[@Wack..]

I dont believe in any religion but this song can still have a message that speaks to my heart

[@JohnDee633]

7:32 you say that literally, as if ALL white Americans stood behind the idea of using the cirss for that purpose. And you say that not long after ranting about the regis and kathy Lee line you completely misunderstood.

[@Brandonrios365]

I was gonna like the video anyway, but when you gave it six stars, it became insta like. I wish I could like this video ten times.

[@nosidezero]

Make ten accounts

[@Brandonrios365]

NosideZero Good idea, but don’t have the time or patience.

[@RapCritic]

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[@kennywu8522]

great video man!