Jiu Jitsu Blue Belt Trains Gi For The First Time (Feat. Paulo Miyao)

I tried gi jiu jitsu for the first time and rolled with Paulo Miyao, a black belt world champion.
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[@balooojeffersong4234]

I mostly try to find videos of rolling without narration because I get overwhelmed, but you narrate so efficiently that it’s enjoyable. 👍

[@kamikazeneko9070]

you are not allowed to do knee bar with a whitebelt so you're considered disqualified in this one 😁

[@quentindunigan1727]

No doubt. Just take the L. Some comps used to (idk now) you couldn’t knee bar until brown belt.

[@jaxwhyland]

@@quentindunigan1727 why tf is that? If you know the technique then use it

[@johnstonpierre-antoine9251]

They are training not in comp so it doesn't matter

[@calvinchen928]

@@jaxwhyland I think it’s fine if both parties know it’s allowed. It’s only not fair if one guy is under the impression that it’s illegal and the other guy goes for it

[@JesusChrist-ln5kq]

@@jaxwhyland tradition it wasn’t allowed until brown or black because of how dangerous it is. Now especially in America we have a better understanding of how to deal with knee and leg tears but still shitty and can ruin somebodies life

[@I_Might_B_Wrong]

"What I've noticed about gi is it's really annoying when people grab your lapel." Agreed.

[@MsRoland1234]

Thats what real bjj looks like hhahahah

[@dakotah1978]

Wait until you end up in lasso with someone who has incredible grip strength.

[@mephistosteiner8064]

The Gi is simular but another kinda puzzle. So many techniques and grips that make fighting even more techniqual. Fall in love with this new techniquality and you'll find a whole new world of bjj enjoyment!

[@isaiahecorrea]

It’s not more technical cause many techniques are made ineffective in a gi. It’s just different technique. Slower more slow twitch strength based vs the speed of no gi.

[@mcslammer4989]

Love it, love the crazy guards, does ware you’re fingers down though

[@derrickrobinson7269]

@@isaiahecorrea Agreed. Gi is it's own thing. You either love Gi or love NoGi, depends on your attributes or what you're looking for

[@itslordmilk]

The thing is.. gi is dated. And nothing about it is effective for mma. I'm good on that.

[@MercyusGaming]

@@itslordmilk 'nothing' quite a bold statement, many techniques are similar are they not?

[@jameslyons6655]

The gi slows things down, there are more grips, more weapons, more danger. No-Gi is popular because it’s so much easier to defend. Do no-gi to work on offense, gi to work on defense. To those saying nobody wears a gi on the street, jackets, hoodies, sweaters, flannels and even t-shirts can be used for gi grips and submissions.

[@vibovitold]

absolutely, PLUS (an often overlooked plus) an attacker will also try and use YOUR clothing against you, which is less likely to shut you down if you have experience fighting in gi

[@Rico702Vegas]

So, it can work in only cold weather areas. Got it. I live in vegas and I hate the gi, but I've joined the pajama club because I got my son in jiu jitsu recently. Bleh.

[@steve00alt70]

No gi is like wrestling, and no gi you can smell your partners sweat and feel slippery against your partners shirt, thats why I like it. Wrestlers dont wear clothing and they can shut u down

[@SF-ue3le]

I know the gi BJJ places push this theory but it's pretty risky grabbing at people's flannels thin jackets, shirts, etc. that rip and/or stretch fairly easily. You are taking way more of a chance trying that kind of stuff instead of using your nogi techniques. Of course I understand that all the gi BJJ places need to sell their art so they have to tell students that (and probably even convince themselves of that). I notice a big reason they like the gi is because it creates a huge discrepancy between new people and the more experienced. That way every new big, strong wrestler or "street fighter" can't just come in a crush people. They have no idea what the gi player is doing so it makes the gi player feel safer and better about himself.

[@vibovitold]

​@@Rico702Vegas 1. if your definition of "cold" entails (guesstimate) ~80% of the planet throughout ~80% of the year, but that's not how most people understand the term 2. it's easier to use no-gi techniques when you already know gi than vice versa 3. liking gi or not is a matter of taste, but it's beyond the point. some people don't like grappling altogether and that's fine by me too

[@bnardkba6453]

i felt this deep. love no gi but i’m terrible with gi because i lose grip fights all the time(white belt). but you’re a beast!!

[@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ]

Brother, there is a very simple & basic grip fighting/grip maintaining video that i bought that is by Chewy "ChewJitsu" for his youtube channel. I purchased that video as a black belt and I use the stuff he shows on there everyday and I teach it to my students. It made a world of a difference fighting off the grips and helping maintain my grips I truly highly recommend it. I own 6 BJJ DVDs after almost 16 years of training and that is one of them. Hope you try the gi more. A whole new world gets unlocked!

[@benkellar9970]

How do you get a blur belt without training in a gi

[@l.k.9666]

I really enjoy training in the gi. More handles to choke and be choked with. IMO, it feels slower than no gi a lot of times in a good way. I can't just slip out of bad positions because I'm sweaty and slippery.

[@dustinlerch9272]

I always feel a sensation of pure luck at times in no Gi. Maybe that goes away with higher levels but I’ve wiggled out of stuff I had no idea how to avoid.

[@vibovitold]

I feel like Gi is also better for injuries (both in terms of prevention as well as protection existing, hopefully minor injuries). Some say that No Gi is better suited for self-defence, but it depends. Of course many techniques like lapel guards will be useless on the street, but on the other hand an average attacker is likely to be wearing some clothes, and so are you (!). Especially if you don't live in sunny Brazil. It's also arguably easier to transfer from Gi to No Gi, should you want to one day, than the other way round.

[@derrickrobinson7269]

Controlling sweaty people in NoGi is a skill of its own though. As well as taking advantage of the opening being made during said escape. NoGi definitely requires you to have great timing because Windows of opportunities cannot be artificially extended

[@Gaming_like_its_1989]

I personally think people make too much out of the difference between gi and no gi. Sure they can be completely different but it really just depends how you train. I train both but mainly train in the gi. I don’t overly rely on gi grips though because I want my gi and no gi game to essentially be the same. A lot of old school guys train this way, guys like Matt Serra and Marcelo Garcia have talked about this a lot. At the end of the day train what you want and have fun. Awesome video!

[@davidgortega3734]

yeah, same here, but despite you do always the same gi or no gi you need to learn how to defend gi grips

[@xaviersales92]

How do you get a blue belt without training in the gi?

[@etimezz]

Some schools have nogi belt system, eg 10th planet.

[@xaviersales92]

@@etimezz ah yes, forgot about them. Fair enough

[@Taekwon-Brando]

That moment you have to leg lock a white belt

[@Luucianocl]

and a kneebar nonetheless lmao

[@ItsDrafted]

THE VIDEO HAS 5000 LIKES ITS TIME TO COMPETE IN THE GI JOSH! Like so he can see this

[@JoshRichBJJ]

I did! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmSXp3WppMt4pKMsi=oGj8aZuPgfiicI6Q

[@F2007KR]

I’m the opposite. Purple belt who hardly trains outside the gi. I love those collar grips. It allows me to slow down the pace of a match and setup collar drags. And the chokes are much nastier IMO. No-gi is fun though, but I gotta remember to watch my legs and to beware of guillotines.

[@steve00alt70]

Can I wear your sweaty no gi rash guard shirt please? After training? And take it home with me. I like wearing my training partners no gi shirts after class. Im just weird.

[@dossispro]

i have contributed to the 5000 likes :)

[@JoshRichBJJ]

Thanks :)

[@lilprodical5183]

At our Gym we have a rule To not knee bar or wrist lock any white belts for edicate👍 and also so we don’t hurt them

[@renanviniciusdearaujo4940]

Dude, love your narration, it goes pretty smooth, its kinda soothing. And it's nice that you go for new challenges like this! It's always a hard transition going for gi/nogi or the opposite. Congrats and keep it up! You're a great fighter

[@nowyouknow2249]

Your pants were coming off with the white belt. Gis are so uncomfortable.

[@derrickrobinson7269]

Gi and NoGi have evolved into their own thing now, and that's fine. That just means there's more to choose from for potential practicioners. Neither is more or less technical, it's just different. Gi has A LOT of grips to worry about which leads into more guards, passes, and subs. NoGi requires better timing since you can't hold people down as effectively, and holding sweaty people down is its own skill

[@steve00alt70]

Yes and you can bury your face right into the dudes sweaty no gi shirt thats the best part

[@fritzdagger]

This is the best jiujitsu channel on KZbin.

[@JoshRichBJJ]

Thank you! 😃 next time I do gi I gotta try the worm guard

[@MrMuslimGuy]

Both Gi and Nogi definitely can benefit eachother. They help open the perspective of techniques and pissibilities. Both cover different approaches of having and not having “grips”. Oss🤙🏽

[@Nicatlotus]

The gi is so fun. It’s a shame a lot of the younger grapplers shy away from it or even worse say it’s a waste of time. The gi teaches proper technical form. Especially in escapes. Because you can’t power out with sweaty limbs there No room for sloppy technique in the gi you may get away with in no gi.

[@PompoRob]

Damn! Those are some crowded mats! Loved the video! Sounds effects and narration added to make it really cool. Great job!

[@maxvanderschuit7121]

i appreciate the skill and differences in gi but never really wanted to give it a go. after seeing him biting his own gi to pass it around your neck it i know for sure i aint messing with that sorcery

[@jiujitsujack88]

I train gi and love this trick 😂

[@mrSalior1]

I learnt that choke like 10 days ago and have landed it 5 times only failed it twice. Also it can really catch them off guard if done well, they won't notice the gi round there neck till they're tapping.

[@Horforia]

between that and the starting guard with the dude holding his own feet, I was just as lost. I had to rewind the video and pause to confirm that i really just saw what i thought i saw. lmao

[@grudgepersona]

What do you think of the miyao brothers new gym in jersey city?

[@JoshRichBJJ]

I haven’t been there yet but they’re great teachers and their gym looks really nice

[@PheseantNetsuke]

seeing you compete in gi sounds interesting so here's a comment for the algorithm

[@leolimavideos]

I love GI, but No GI is harder than, you're gonna kill it!!

[@mma4140]

btw I would like to say that ive learned a lot of stuff from you for bjj and fr now the gi is sick but it is just the fact that I fight more like no gi and my opponents grab everything and the kneeslice is pretty difficult

[@trxscreed]

Foot lock on a Miyao brother.... you sir obviously haven't watched any of his matches before....

[@Nixcb2]

The thought of getting a blue belt from only training nogi is silly. You literally never wear a belt lmao Why do we hold onto these things as they become irrelevant?

[@bane3991]

If it's ridiculous to get promoted without a gi because they don't wear a belt. Would it not be ridiculous to change the color of a belt? You already got the belt, why change the color? I'll answer that. Because the belt signifies a certain level of skill, time spent on the mat, knowledge of jiu jitsu, etc. Same way a degree from college is a measuring stick for how well you know a particular subject.

[@Nixcb2]

@@bane3991 I don't need the speech lmao it's a hollow form of credentialism much like many college degrees. I teach gi and nogi and while it's helpful to mark success surely, it's still just as silly as having a "black belt" in muay thai. It's silly.

[@bane3991]

@@Nixcb2 I think you do need the speech because you're saying no gi guys don't wear belts so why would you promote them with it but I can say why change the color of the white belt if all it does is keep the gi together? Because the belt doesn't just keep the gi together, it's more than that. So how exactly is it silly if it's a form of credential? Would you rather us get a diploma for each belt? I only train no gi. I put on the gi maybe 15x in my whole life when I 1st started years ago. No gi jiu jitsu still stems from the background of brazilian jiu jitsu which has the ranking system as a form of tradition. If they wanted to give rank in Muay Thai to show a students knowledge, what's wrong with that? The belt system is a long time tradition in numerous martial arts. When you think of a black belt, you think of martial arts which does include muay thai. If you told someone on the outside that someone is black belt in muay thai they wouldn't think anything of it because muay thai is a martial art. The reason it sounds ridiculous to give a black belt in muay thai is because it's not part of their tradition. How would you like us to gauge skill level? Should we get stickers? Ribbons? Diplomas? Since it's silly in your mind to give out belts to no gi guys. What's the alternative?

[@Nixcb2]

@@bane3991 I'm consistent with my views here...I think that the belt system in jiujitsu is also silly but it can be useful for children and adults who are less driven that are helped by a marked system of progression. The nature of the system can be arbitrary and the belt system is a bit less silly for jiujitsu because at least you wear a belt. Just because something can be useful doesn't mean that its not silly at the end of the day. Jiujitsu did not originally award belts of varying colors...this is something that was adopted many decades after it was founded to make the art more marketable for martial arts gyms. You want it to mean more because you value the symbolism. I don't fault you for that if it helps you keep training but it doesn't mean much outside that...even with respect to the history of jiujitsu. To answer your last question I think time on the mat is the only relevant metric that isnt silly and that is reflected in the fact that many nogi tournaments use time trained as the way to separate beginner and advanced brackets. The reason I say I dont need the speech is because I own a gym that awards the normal belt colors per IBJJF standards and we even have a curriculum to get to blue belt. I still find it silly but this is the world we live in...people expect to see belts and if you want your students to compete in tournaments you have to play within the rules. I also do not like the term nogi but I use it because it is the most recognizable term. I prefer submission grappling/wresting because it is more accurate. Submission grappling has been greatly affected by jiujitsu but it does not solely stem from it. I don't think there is necessarily anything "wrong" with any system of marked progression even if you wanted to award belt levels for muay thai but I do think its silly for sure. I also think my engineering degree is silly...at least the piece of paper its written on is. What's not silly is the intensive process that it took to get it. As long as you're teaching real techniques and training systems that's all that matters to me. I think that's my whole point...I'm giving you my opinion about symbolism in martial arts and I dont like it personally. I started training in muay thai and then in MMA for maybe 10 years before I put on a gi and there were no belts, awards, or stickers. I believe there can be negatives to systems of marked progression that have to deal with overconfidence and pride but at the end of the day if you're training thats what matters irrespective of whatever step of the process you're at or how you want to mark it.

[@movtanstalker4132]

Like for guts theme👍

[@adambejaoui4353]

Loved this video start to finish, learning how to be comfortable in both is going to improve your game! Thanks for featuring me in the video❤ next time we need to do a no gi rematch so I won’t have the advantage of the grips😢

[@JoshRichBJJ]

Naw thank you Adam! Yeah next time let’s do no gi 😁

[@raywill2007]

The one day you decide to put on a gi, you roll with a Miyao brother? Takes huge cahones, my friend.

[@vyronphillips4568]

How is he a blue belt if he never put on a gi 😂 you must me a kid or never trained jiu jitsu for more than 6 months

[@raywill2007]

@@vyronphillips4568 You may know this already, but he trains at 10th Planet, where they exclusively train no-gi. He’s been doing it a while and actually submitted some brown and black belts in competition.

[@ryansmith9138]

Paulo Miyao may as well be wearing no gi with the outfit hes got on lol. wheres ya belt and your trousers are like shorts... come on man your like 10X better than all the people there you dont need to do that stuff lol

[@katkyle8169]

"He bit down on his gi" - HOLY BIG BRAIN GRIP STRATS

[@zelatraining]

With the gi you have to defend more and especially your neck. The attacking options because of the grip are much more with gi on. A very nice video!

[@TheyCallMiDaddy]

How you gunna out a white belt in a knee bar 😂. Is that really a W?

[@czr4752]

he’s from 10th planet where whitebelts learn kneebars right away

[@Joecool20147]

Don’t know what’s harder. Footlocking a Miyao or passing their guard. It was fun to watch though Btw your glasses seem like they’ve been through a few impromptu BJJ matches, and I respect that.

[@beetopahua8058]

You got 5k likes

[@LibertyJiujitsu76]

Jiujitsu is jiujitsu, but I believe it's important to understand the gi and learn the fundamentals in the gi. The gi is much more technical and will help your no-gi game out a lot.

[@DeliciousPancakeMan]

I have a question. Is there anyone here who suffers from eczema? If you do, how do you prep before and after a session? And what soaps do you recommend for after rolling? Thank you in advance.

[@JiuJitsuCampSJC]

Jiu-jitsu is played With the Kimono!

[@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ]

Are you still a white belt? You moving like a 3 stripe blue belt. Very good skills my friend

[@JoshRichBJJ]

Naw I’m a blue belt. Thanks man!

[@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ]

@@JoshRichBJJ ahhh ok cool man i was gonna say lol

[@denisgott]

Proper BJJ is, was and always will be with Gi.. No gi that's basically grappling..

[@SlavenOlujic]

As a nogi player myself my favorite part was when he bites his own Gi and chokes you, lol...

[@MrTresto]

ok so you got the 5K likes. Now you need to actually train a bit in the gi, because without that you're in trouble, you wouldn't even know to break a grip, or the grips to defend against

[@TheBjjninja]

What kind of white belt plays lapel guard. Like trying to write in cursive before learning letters of alphabet

[@emrebek7]

I believe you are a good BJJ player but you can't become a blue belt without a gi mate(my opinion ofc but it doesn't make sense there are no belts in no gi)

[@FilipeGusmao]

Nice narration. The choke you called a scissor choke is actually a baseball bat choke. The scissor choke is palm to palm.

[@filipkrska3495]

watching Paulo Miyao pressure passing is just gold! :D

[@mma4140]

I started bjj like a month ago and for begginers I have to do with the fucking gi that I hate because 1 it isn't like that in mma and 2 fuck it

[@mrsmith5114]

Gi fighting is boring to me of all the fighting out there. I rather watch hand slapping than people holding each others Gi's.

[@carlosandrade1951]

For me was impressive the level of all fighters. Even white belt have a game Sorry by bad english

[@glady9784]

5:35 yeah, how else would he start the sparring :D the world champion of sitting

[@moonknight4659]

WHATS THE NAME OF THE HOUSE SONG YOU ARE PLAYING WITH THE PURPLE BELT WHO GOT THE DARCE THE GUY BEFORE THE BLACK GUY THANKS ME I DONT LIKE GI

[@dallasattridge1668]

How many likes to straighten your glasses???!!!!!

[@Prisonmike27]

Gi and Nogi its a whole dif world. Where u come from, its another sport.

[@Reqnr]

The two seconds of Gut's theme 🥲

[@EduPiloni]

Love your content as always. I enjoy watching no-gi, but i prefer to practice with the kimono. I find it very entertaining the depth of the techniques you need to assimilate and apply when rolling with kimono. You have a high fighting IQ, i'm sure if you dig the kinono rolling you will excel. Good luck, bud!

[@pethersonsteffen5372]

Man, this title makes no sense. How can you be a blue belt without training Gi?

[@ResearchForMyself]

HOWW Have you havent had a Gi on ever after 3 years of BJJ???

[@quocphingo9807]

i think you should try to training catch wrestling and sambo, 2 grappling style is best for you

[@JoshRichBJJ]

Sounds fun I'll give them a try if I find a place to train near nyc

[@rootapt-getworld]

800 more likes and you're gonna be competing in gi lol

[@joeysantoro4835]

I've done my part, we better get 5k likes! D:

[@MrMrbrianbechtel]

I Thought you kept saying bar fly sweep

[@Calwinn]

Well.. no gi competition still

[@Bigg_Swig]

I’ve been a white belt for two years because at my gym you have to put on the gi to belt up

[@rhizospheregaming]

Didnt watch the video. But how is one a blue bet if they never trained in the gi?

[@XLatinoStylezX]

After this the guy began to train on the gi

[@MBryy]

No gi is addicting and more realistic

[@vibovitold]

more realistic? in a typical street altercation both you and your opponent will likely be dressed. unless you live in Brazil spending most of your days at the beach, but for most people in moderate climate zones the reality is different and you'll be grabbed by your sweatshirt faster than you can say "Eddie Bravo"

[@derrickrobinson7269]

@@vibovitold I read this comment shirtless at the park 🤣 I'm in Texas lmao. I might throw on a tank top or t-shirt to go to the store lol

[@MBryy]

@@vibovitold most people I fought didn't have a shirt on beside I'm not grabbing their clothes unless I'm grabbing them

[@MBryy]

@@vibovitold we can test this out if you want

[@cachanilla3839]

I get annoyed getting choked out by my own gi over and over again to.

[@franciscoizzo5236]

whats the name of the 5:46 technique/guard?

[@sportsmotivation371]

Sir how can I improve my jiu-jitsu ? Training alone.

[@gman3976]

You cannot improve in BJJ training alone. You must attend a gym.

[@sportsmotivation371]

@@gman3976 yes I already did jiu-jitsu in gym. And I have experience in sparring and techniques. The problem is I cannot train every day so when I'm training alone I do shadow grappling jiu-jitsu Is that alright?

[@gman3976]

@@sportsmotivation371 that may work. I would suggest getting a grappling dummy - they help with training certain submissions and such. And drill shrimping, hip escapes, etc. That's about the extent to which you can train alone, unfortunately.

[@sportsmotivation371]

@@gman3976 thank you sir. For now I don't have any grappling dummy yet I don't no what's better dummy. The sitting dummy or standing dummy I just imagine my opponent in my shadow grappling just imagine . And I don't no if I can improve by just Shadow 😔

[@gman3976]

@@sportsmotivation371 No problem my friend. The standing dummies are good for practicing your throws and lifts, and the seated/lying down dummies are good for ground work. Either way I am sure there are some videos online that can show you how to best practice while alone at home. Best of luck!

[@Calwinn]

5k likes, compete in the gi!

[@yosithelegend]

lol in the description of the video he uploaded for beating a brown belt as a while belt, he said he had only been training for 1 year and 3 months. It was uploaded 5 months ago. But now in this vid, he said he’s been training for three years. what a liar man.. I was going to subscribe but nevermind

[@JoshRichBJJ]

That video was me commentating matches from when I was a white belt, I made the video more than a year after the match’s happened

[@viniciusangelomacedo1816]

Isso ai jiu-jitsu de verdade é isso, o faixa azul ficou perdido, o gordon vai fica assim

[@Sydberg]

GI is more chill. It is easier to bait people into your traps. I also find GI to be much safer when you go against spazzy white belts. Even the spazziest white belts get unspazzified in the GI.

[@vyronphillips4568]

So you’re a blue belt but never put on the GI 😂 how is that possible? The truth is you have worn the gi you are a blue belt in the gi you just dont like it ir compete in it so cut out the false narrative. Every purple belt and up knows you’ve trained in the gi to receive your blue belt.

[@nathantheophilus4856]

He's a 10th planet guy (If im not mistaken), their system is 100% nogi and you can progress without having to demonsrrate that you can do the gi.

[@dominiquejohnson9848]

I honestly hate the Gi, respect to putting on the gi and getting those deadly lapel chokes.

[@808BJJ_Black_Belt]

Training in the Gi is more technical and better for you just like Miyao he can easily do both No Gi and Gi. Even Gordon Ryan admitted Gi training is beneficial for grappling. To be a well rounded BJJ athlete you have to be good at both Gi and NoGi.

[@GbCostaJJ]

Why a blue belt is doing a kneebar?

[@KikixPT]

how every1 is a world champ?

[@Fyllype]

As Gi fighter, you did real good! great job

[@igorbegpines6179]

New sub

[@JoshRichBJJ]

Thanks man!

[@bigsarge1982]

Kneebarring a white belt? Come on son

[@erikbudrow1255]

Biting the gee?? That's next level shit😂

[@brianbouchard1899]

Kneebarring white belts. Nice.

[@jczeee30]

Kneebar is illegal in the Gi on the white belt.

[@wolfwoof1870]

Gi is stupid I'll never do gi again

[@aplus1080]

That's not a jiujitsu blue belt then is it? 😉

[@jaredturner1748]

What Gi is the orange one in the picture?

[@drjoaoventura]

Jesus! I thought it was me in the video

[@denisbejtja9937]

Lol a blue belt that knee bars a white belt … k

[@MrJesseBell]

I’m the same, Nogi only. I rolled with the Miyaos in Gi and Nogi. In gi, they bow and arrow choked me at will. In Nogi, not even in the same ball park of difficulty. Try Nogi next time, you will be surprised.

[@incognito8691]

I didn't know they had belts in no gi

[@sijuanabroad6413]

1.5K to go for Gi! :D

[@mrdune5479]

How are you a Blue Bell if you don't train gi? We don't give out belts in nogi where I train

[@JoshRichBJJ]

I train at 10th planet, we only do no gi

[@ronaldinhoisfat]

What classical song comes on vs miyao?

[@JoshRichBJJ]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqfVeHV_m9yboas

[@ronaldinhoisfat]

@@JoshRichBJJ that was such a badass part of the video haha

[@ronaldinhoisfat]

@@JoshRichBJJ also if you got any footage of your rolls with Andrew I’m sure your viewers would love to see that!!

[@22minus13]

Winter jacket = gi

[@shakeelabdal-karim6488]

Berserk music for the win.