Throat Bass Tutorial - How To Beatbox

[@KAOBeatbox]

Ask any question below! I'll answer until you LEARN the technique! Having trouble creating your routines? Get more info here ▶ www.patreon.com/KAOBeatbox

[@stephaneherrera7203]

Hey KAO Beatbox ,I have a question, now that I know how to do the throatbass, It gets a little bit difficult when it comes to switch back to the normal voice and so on ,it doesnt feel natural and the transition between is slow and choppy (I don't know how to explain it ,but I hope you get what i'm saying, thx again for your amazing tutorials, it helped me a lot : )

[@till7178]

it’s wayyy to raspy and i can’t get the right vibration, can i contact you on insta or something?

[@therealmr1]

I need patterns and a bit of beat Wanna learn more

[@KAOBeatbox]

@@stephaneherrera7203 I understand completely what you're saying! It's not a natural thing which we do with our voice, the transition which you're mentioning. In order for it to be easier, you must practice it. Create a routine which involves this transition to make it more fun!

[@KAOBeatbox]

@@till7178 sure thing- ask me on my instagram!

[@swjsioqmakssjsjsns4017]

Step one: water

[@KAOBeatbox]

Step two: drink water

[@Vokal_StimmZ]

JJY REACTS -instead of ze beer

[@vilokasheqi1521]

Ya I kept 3 liters of water near me

[@thefatkidfromup5566]

That is why there are no African beatboxers

[@80slimshadys]

2 STEPS TO LEARN THROAT BASS: + Tips 1. Do the sound you make when you clear your throat. 2. Extend that sound. When you clear your throat you go ''ah hummm'', hold the ''hummm'' part and practice holding the ''mmmm'' sound for longer and longer until it stops hurting after maybe a week (if it burns you are probably doing it right), try not to tense your neck too hard, just relax and push out with your ''voice'' not your neck muscles. At first you will probably struggle to hold it for more than a second or two because it burns, but you just have to condition your throat, it will get used to it after about a week. At first you may only hold it for 2 seconds, then the next day 5 seconds, 10 the next, 20 the next etc then after a week it shouldn't hurt anymore then you can practice adding vowel sounds and wobbling your voice with those vowel sounds. You should feel the fast vibration of the vocal cords and aim to keep the oscillations/vibration steady and consistent. Make sure you ALWAYS SIP WATER when doing throat bass, you will damage your vocal cords if you don't, drink water especially when you first start practising. It helps to warm up your voice before hand like singers do as throat bass is all vocal cords, it helps you control the sound better and last longer before it hurts. If you start doing it with a cold voice (like if you just wake up and haven't spoken yet) you will hurt your voice and shorten the time you can do it that day drastically, if you haven't spoken for awhile, warm up, if you have been speaking it's still a good idea to do vocal exercises for a few minutes. When I do warm up I use this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3SvqnSjjdmjnLs When it starts to hurt, stop doing it for that day, don't keep pushing through the pain, you will wreck your throat and it will become inflamed for longer than just that day if you don't, whenever it starts to hurt I stop and it will be fine the next day (When I first learned it I used to not drink enough water and I would continue pushing through the pain because it was just so fun and I would pay for it, I would push through pain every day and as a result my throat was always sore and always had a lump in my throat and it took forever to heal when I stopped). If you keep pushing through the pain everyday you will eventually damage your vocal cords permanently, it takes awhile for that to happen but it will happen, you can also get nodes on your vocal cords from excessive friction (that's why you lubricate with water) which will prevent you from hitting certain notes and make your voice raspy or hoarse. Always drink water when throat bassing! You guys are lucky, I wish someone told me this stuff 😅👌

[@KAOBeatbox]

This is such good, well-written advice! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@80slimshadys]

@@KAOBeatbox Thx bro, I had a comment on another tutorial and people kept asking for help, so I just decided to write that out and give my tips I learned that I wish someone would have told me

[@jakejones6481]

MAN YOU ARE EVERYWHERE!!

[@awdawdawdawdadw5206]

Ich suche einen neuen Founding Sourcecode für Drogen reselling

[@kiotohyun]

Its my first day learning it. Thanks for this tips 💖

[@amnanmazlan3523]

bruhhh I can't believe I learned this by my self, 3 years beatboxing sound log af but it's actually anwaste of time since I never focus on it, but now I'm a professional and I can't beleive it !😋

[@whirlwindbbx3376]

Hurt-keep going pain/burn sensation-stop

[@KAOBeatbox]

Exactly! :)

[@ranmadog72000]

I've found i can naturally go from second tenor down all along to bass with a throat bass so relaxed that a vocal trainer may think i'm a baritone for the smooth tone i can get, and everyone may not believe that my bass voice is instead a really smooth throat bass, so smooth that is mistakeable for a real bass voice, and a pro beatboxer won't even believe mine is a throat bass, from so smooth it is!

[@zagbbx1157]

Congrats on 1k subs, an inward bass tutorial would help alot XD

[@manojandmannitamang]

Thnks man..

[@janmichaelsantic845]

Day 1.

[@arttum5303]

Somehow I found this video really helpfull :D

[@KAOBeatbox]

Glad to hear it!

[@ravindranathofficial7882]

Uouve been my imspiration.....ur teaching is simple which is fanatic❤️❤️

[@KAOBeatbox]

I'm thrilled to hear that you can learn from my method of teaching!

[@mimevideoskhadirmohideenco7177]

Superb bro..... I'm always supporting your videos.......

[@kiotohyun]

Thanks man. Now i'll be 2 times better beatboxer with this sound. I've been beatboxing in a year without knowing this lmao i only know drum kits sounds haha

[@KAOBeatbox]

Beatboxing expanded so much for me once I learned the throat bass, enjoy!

[@KAOBeatbox]

Wait... so day 60 is tomorrow.... now what...

[@zagbbx1157]

Do you use discord?

[@KAOBeatbox]

Occasionally

[@yourdevice1368]

Thanks, I got it now

[@KAOBeatbox]

Great job!

[@chimunrath1752]

I am now complete........ Wowwwwwwwww

[@rajeshmurjani1281]

awesome man

[@KAOBeatbox]

Hopefully this tutorial helped!

[@jahsingallardo7703]

Nice edition,and nice quality

[@KAOBeatbox]

Thank You Jahsin :)

[@gameadik1316]

Learned it in 2 days amazing tutorial :)

[@calvindavid1645]

Now my parents are afraid whether i have corona or not. Thanks :)

[@KAOBeatbox]

My pleasure! 😂👌

[@butskygomez3844]

Thanks for the amazing words

[@KAOBeatbox]

my pleasure- good luck with your journey

[@christowers7307]

I've been practicing for a few days now, and I can get the scratches consistently, and I can hold them about for about 5 seconds. But it sounds like ass, I literally sound like an air compressor. Is this because I need to practice more, or because my voice just can't do it?

[@KAOBeatbox]

You just said you can make the sound for 5 seconds so it seems like you have it! It's a difficult technique to implement smoothly into a routine. It sounds as though you have it- send me a clip of you making the sound in Instagram and i can give you a better analysis.

[@christowers7307]

@@KAOBeatbox Thank you so much for the response, I just realised I was totally doing it wrong. I was doing something completely different, I'm all good now. Thanks a bunch!

[@KAOBeatbox]

Glad to hear it!

[@yourdevice1368]

I really appreciate it

[@rifadthebest9225]

Your tutorials are great I just took 2 days to learn it

[@KAOBeatbox]

Love to hear it! Glad you were able understand how I explained it!

[@RainbowboyGamerLevelUP]

Thank you!! I learn at 1 day!! My throat bass I can curved now yay!!

[@KAOBeatbox]

My pleasure, keep practicing!

[@vilokasheqi1521]

Great thnx for helping me greatly I can do five sounds because of the T.bass

[@KAOBeatbox]

My pleasure, congratulations, you put in the work and learned it! Well done!

[@MC-kb9kp]

I need more help on this :(

[@KAOBeatbox]

Try reading other people's comments, don't give up!

[@chubs2744]

Best toturial ever thanks

[@KAOBeatbox]

My pleasure, I hope you've found progress in the technique from when you started!

[@chubs2744]

@@KAOBeatbox Than you so much man I learned so much from you I watch your other beatbox tutorial and I love it Your the best :>

[@hoineikatylhous8056]

Thnxs Bro. .I did it 😘😘

[@KAOBeatbox]

Congrats Hoinei! Have fun with it :)

[@hydrob_1048]

Omg i finally got it for 3 sez

[@KAOBeatbox]

CONGRATS! Now just train it slowly, it's not something that just comes all at once. :)

[@hydrob_1048]

@@KAOBeatbox i just had a beatbox fight at school today i killed it (sorta) but then my voice went out like a light bulb

[@hydrob_1048]

@@KAOBeatbox i performed the codfish melody jam lol i think i nailed it

[@Legends975]

My Parents were Looking At Me Through Doing this Toutrial 😂😂💔And they were like 😐 honey what is Our son Doing

[@KAOBeatbox]

Hahahaha I love it

[@roberto_x_heng5048]

Can u teach me more about throat bass pls 🙏🙏🙏

[@KAOBeatbox]

I've got several video's on throat bass, be sure to check them all out, read comments as well! I've answered hundreds of questions across the throat bass videos

[@mamonsinelcurioso1743]

Hey man, I have a question, is it supposed to go inside or out?

[@KAOBeatbox]

out

[@WINTER1stDivison]

I was doing something different i was looking for this bruh thanks

[@KAOBeatbox]

What were you doing before?

[@WINTER1stDivison]

Lettin all my breath go with heavy throat bass

[@vilokasheqi1521]

Brother u reached almost 4k huh?congrats

[@KAOBeatbox]

Thank You!

[@axelqq9509]

I have a problem,my throat don t feel pain now.did i broke my throat?

[@minhvo28_]

Man. Uwhen i do hummm. It sounds like vibration báds

[@raggedmythgaming7785]

How do I get it to sound like a rough patch? Everytime I try to do it, it always sounds smooth, no matter how hard, or soft I do it. It also doesn't hurt.

[@KAOBeatbox]

It sounds like you already have it based on what you just described

[@ducxandy9889]

How to do lower throat bass? I only can reach high notes

[@KAOBeatbox]

Work on pitching it lower day by day, it takes time in order to lower your pitch

[@darkstays9251]

Ok. Learning something new is always a matter of time and persistence, but after three weeks practicing about half an hour to 40 minutes (ie: until mild throat soreness) every day, I've hit brick wall. First, what I've got in the first 3 or so days: - The base coughing sound - Elongating that sound (until out of breath, which is rather quickly) I've been trying to get to the 1:07 sound and modulation since, but it always comes out too airy and too wobbly. Most of the sound I've been making seems to be my actual voice and just a little bit is the vibration that is the throat bass. Also, the pitch is always the same, there is *some* vibration when the pitch is high, but none when I try to lower it. So I'd like to kindly ask for some help: - From where, through either my nose or mouth, should most of the air mass be leaving? - On top of that, if either or both are completely closed, would one still be able to do the bass? - How could I start to remove my voice from the sound so I get the pure throat bass vibrations? - In order to pitch down I should just lower the sound in the throat and I gathered that I'm just missing some practice to do it, but is there any other tip on how to ease this process? I think I'm using too much air and force to maintain the sound, and that's the cause to the airiness and short breath. My main concern then is firstly the airiness and second my actual voice layering in too much, not so it being wobbly, since even though I'm 21 my voice still sounds like I'm 15 and cracks a lot but I hope it'll fix itself in the next few years. Thank you KAO for being such a nice person and awesome teacher. Lots of love from Brazil!

[@KAOBeatbox]

Q1: "From where, through either my nose or mouth, should most of the air mass be leaving?" A: It depends on if you're doing it nasally. You can choose to resonate this sound into a higher head space which results in air exhalation exclusively from your nose. However if you're utilizing the shaping of sounds through then it'll come through your mouth. You can also rotate between the two in order to achieve a different effect. Q2: "On top of that, if either or both are completely closed, would one still be able to do the bass?" A2: If both are closed you won't be able to produce any sound. With practice you should be able to feel where the resonance takes place, either higher in the front of your face (nasal) or near the entrance to your vocal cords (air leaves through mouth). Q3: " How could I start to remove my voice from the sound so I get the pure throat bass vibrations?" A3: In my experience the voice/vowels/enunciation are what create the sound. Without that there would be no vibration, and thus, no sound. Q4: "In order to pitch down I should just lower the sound in the throat and I gathered that I'm just missing some practice to do it, but is there any other tip on how to ease this process?" A4: I'd highly recommend using a piano in order to notice the subtleties in pitching downwards. Again, based on my experience, certain vowels allow for attaining a lower pitch easier. Such as transitioning from Ahhhhh to Owwwwwww like AAhhhhhhhhhhhhOOwwwwww. You'll notice the vibration moving in your vocal cords. Use this basic method just described alongside the piano to see where the pockets of resonance are for the variety of pitches. Best of luck! You may have to exert a little more effort in the beginning, but as the weeks/months/years go by it'll be as though you've learned English but instead you've "learned throat bass". You become more fluent in it. It's absolutely fascinating, there's always something new to learn which is why I absolutely love this technique over any other. Thanks for asking such detailed questions, I think these answers should help in your practice! I hope you're safe and healthy during this time in Brazil!

[@darkstays9251]

@@KAOBeatbox Update. These tips *really* helped. I think I might be almost there... just a little more practice. As always. Thank you again KAO, beatbox is an awesome art form and your lessons are a work of art by themselves.

[@poseidon6993]

I cant get it when I hold the vibration it stops😢😢

[@KAOBeatbox]

It starts quick, but the longer you practice, the longer you'll be able to hold it for!

[@shinebeatbox8955]

Hey bro my name is Sean from Connecticut United States of America. Just wanted to say I just woke up a little while ago and I was interested in if my throat bass is correct and it is I'm actually quite expert at it I can go from high falsetto to a low sub-bass really easily with my throat however my lip oscillations are nil I don't know how to do any of them. I can't beatbox I've been practicing for a little over 3 years. But I am not good by any means in any sense at all I have no rhythm I can't keep a B I don't know how many beats and because I don't know any of the lip oscillations or lip rolls like crap all the time. Well I hope you have a good one bro thanks for the video which is really interesting really funny by the way have a good one Peace. Keep 0n keepin on

[@KAOBeatbox]

I've got a tutorial on lip oscillations, check it out!

[@vrdgamin9126]

how to do it in song

[@KAOBeatbox]

simply do it and then make sounds on top of it

[@sauce3402]

I have a problème when i do it goes way to deep so i cant make it sound cool :(.

[@KAOBeatbox]

it sounds like you're able to do one pitch. try practicing different pitches

[@yourdevice1368]

It's easy

[@makaikalaulikaawa3261]

I got it on my first try booooooiiiiiiiii leeeeeetssssss goooooo.

[@KAOBeatbox]

LETS GOOOOOO

[@imhappyfaced4141]

When im trying to hold the hummm in clearing throat after 2 secs the souns just turns off and i need to clear my throat again is it all ok?or im doing wrong

[@KAOBeatbox]

When just beginning practice, this is normal. Keep practicing and you'll be able to hold it longer! Keep drinking water while practicing, keep it up!

[@imhappyfaced4141]

@@KAOBeatbox i just kept it up and now i can do it for 4 h a day and even i can do the boulevard of the broken dreams thanks to you♡

[@swaggyllama]

I tried it for the first time , seems hard , and my throat hurts , i tried to push through it but it hurts even more now , is it normal?

[@KAOBeatbox]

Take a break, come back to it when it no longer hurts

[@swaggyllama]

KAO Beatbox k thnx

[@Neon-gl7po]

remember guys, lots of water. you dont wanna damage your vocal cords!

[@jakejones6481]

Im ur 3500th sub

[@KAOBeatbox]

my dude!

[@lalremruatamapuia8275]

Who's your favorite beatboxer

[@KAOBeatbox]

I enjoy listening to Sung Beats, Gene Shinozaki, Kenny Urban, and Amit

[@donquixote6567]

My throat bass isnt that loud why is that?

[@KAOBeatbox]

Probably because you haven't built up the supporting muscle just yet.

[@user-fc1ut8pj7t]

I can do it, but not that long

[@KAOBeatbox]

that's how it starts

[@jamesmark7381]

Learn Watch🤘😇👍

[@yourdevice1368]

Easy when you teach how to throat bass

[@hunterwolfiv]

Not gonna lie the 6 months vid I didn’t understand it but I understand this one I’m doing better

[@KAOBeatbox]

This should be the video you watch before the one you're referencing. Once you have better control over the technique in this video, try the other one out again. Congrats though! :)

[@Random_goofyPosts]

I did it in 10 min gng

[@jamesmark7381]

u welcome 1000

[@pd1769]

I need moarrr

[@giyuutomioka5760]

I actually did The Throat bass on accident, and it was really short and it hurt.

[@KAOBeatbox]

It'll be uncomfortable to start for sure, be able to distinguish pain from discomfort. My initial thoughts are, without having heard you perform the technique, are that you have the foundational vibration. Just keep drinking water, practicing, and rest if the technique ever hurts, when performed.

[@giyuutomioka5760]

KAO Beatbox aw thanks for the tip, I really appreciate it for helping me alot.

[@haziqamran2367]

i tried nthen... i sneezed

[@agentsmith2yearsagoedited597]

I got it for like 7 seconds stopped for 2 seconds then lost it :(

[@KAOBeatbox]

The important thing being that you figured out what the vibration is! Now you know what to look for/feel when you're practicing, that's the first step, great job!

[@iSpike]

🏆 🔥 #iSpike LOVES yoos so much & subbed 🌏 ✌🏼 😎 😍

[@three5six]

Nice to meet u bro im ur insta frnd ❤️

[@KAOBeatbox]

right back at you

[@three5six]

KAO Beatbox ohh my god, you won’t forget me ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻❤️😯😯

[@supersavior_gamer9373]

Well this one helped. I couldnt find any vids that helped Idk y... Anyway thanks, i need like 20 bottles of water thx for the throat pain😀

[@KAOBeatbox]

Glad to hear it! Haha give it some time, I want you to stop if it ever becomes PAINFUL. It'll be sore as though you just had a good workout, but if it's painful give it a days rest

[@KAOBeatbox]

Having trouble with Throat Bass? Check out my latest Video; "Top 10 Tips for Throat Bass" up NOW: ▶ kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3eTqZ6fmpd-f8U

[@somewhereval]

is it weird that my throat never hurt?

[@KAOBeatbox]

Depends if you have had practice with this vibration before. If you have never had practice with the technique it's a little odd but hey, that's great!

[@jamesmark7381]

hi Wats Up

[@e.ryderlee]

My troat bass sounds like diggeri doo.-.

[@KAOBeatbox]

I don't think you're harnessing the same vibration which I'm describing in the video

[@e.ryderlee]

@@KAOBeatbox i can already do troat bass now after trying about a week but i dont how i am doing it tho....

[@spikespiegel6183]

MY THROAT IS BURNING!!

[@KAOBeatbox]

then stop and wait for it to feel better

[@spikespiegel6183]

oh tnx :))

[@damnda192]

your vocal cords will get damaged if that hurts! so if it hurts go drink some water and try again later! I’m serious if it hurts STOP OR YOUR VOCAL CORDS WILL GET DAMAGED!

[@KAOBeatbox]

Yes, always drink more water!

[@TheNastache]

I am asthmatic... WHY THE HELL DO I DO THAT?

[@travisn.6371]

Why does mine sound so deep

[@KAOBeatbox]

everyone's voice is different 👌

[@swaggyllama]

KAO Beatbox does that mean if i have a high pitched voice( coz im a girl) i would never get those deep demonic voices?

[@Triggerly]

I feel like now there's sand in my throat lol.

[@aylix2893]

Bro u forgot the precautions

[@dragos6144]

It's not the throat bass

[@MuskanShaikh-sm4qv]

Whoever is tryin this keep drinking hot water guys

[@jamesmark7381]

Support and Help each other Fam together

[@poseidon6993]

I ran out of air😢😂

[@KAOBeatbox]

Oh no! Stop by the general store and pick up some more air before practicing 👌

[@dpidv]

Damn my throat is so s

[@KAOBeatbox]

rest and come back to it when it no longer feels bad.

[@dpidv]

@@KAOBeatbox maybe I will do it for 1 week or more until I can throat base and no more pain: D

[@learningeverything8881]

Gonna tell KAO that this is how PEWDIEPIE looks like

[@KAOBeatbox]

Nooooooo

[@lenadanekamp3131]

It sounds like i have a little demon in my throat.

[@KAOBeatbox]

You've got it!

[@lenadanekamp3131]

@@KAOBeatbox i mean it sounds lighter because i am a girl but I dont think it's right🤷‍♀️ because I can't "sing" with it. Or do I have to train that so my voice gets deeper? Thanks for your answer! Keep up your good work and hello from germany ;D

[@ansedev8935]

Thanks I'm mute now

[@KAOBeatbox]

time to find some "how to mime" tutorials

[@adayinthelifewithsummerall7805]

No don't keep going bc you mess with You're vocal cords

[@KAOBeatbox]

I believe you can practice until it physically hurts. My personal philosophy based on 7 years of practicing this technique almost DAILY is that you can push it UNTIL it hurts. It's similar to working out. You don't workout until you're injured, you workout with PROPER TECHNIQUE until you achieve a healthy level of soreness (NOT PAIN). From then it's rinse and repeat. Otherwise you'll remain stagnant and wonder why your technique of choice is not improving.

[@jamesmark7381]

1way doesn't work Got to support and help 2 ways Not just me only giving to you support and help and Wat Up with the other Supportive Helps that also works!!!!!!! This kind of rejection and unsupportive help doesn't work and it's just a Matter that it comes Crashing down Cause no balance building here I need support and help too

[@trippyfierce9759]

This is a really shitty technique to learn this you can damage your vocal chords really bad doing this technic if it hurts don’t do it drink some water and try humming as deep as you can and then open your mouth while doing it and try to connect the sound it might be easier

[@hydrob_1048]

But thats how your supposed to learn it

[@trippyfierce9759]

Nolan S. Na there’s Otha ways that won’t damage yo shit

[@zipper125snowputty]

Yeaaaaah you should probably not listen to this guy's advice... If it hurts/irritates STOP IMMEDIATELY, lubricate your throat and pick it back up later. I looked into the anatomy of the throat/voice box to see what's going on in there and that biceps analogy makes absolutely no sense, you don't want to train the strength of the muscles in your throat. What you want is a better mind-muscle connection, if you're hurting yourself you are doing it wrong. There is potential to do serious permanent harm to your vocal folds by straining them in the wrong way for an extended period of time. He might be able to do it well himself but teaching it to somebody else is an entirely different thing. It may work for some people but if you keep doing it wrong you can tear the vocal folds because of the vibrations.

[@KAOBeatbox]

Not only do you tell people not to listen to my tutorial, you straight up discredit my teachings as though I have never taught someone. I've had students and I've successfully taught them throat bass as well as other complex techniques. That's incredibly rude. Before you completely neglect everything I say, read some of the comments. I tell people very clearly to "lubricate" e.g. drink water. and I give them tips and tricks to lay a foundation for the technique as well as grow it. The biceps analogy makes perfect sense. If you want to get better at something, you need to train. Not be in pain, but you need to work it so that you overcome your previous plateau. I say that if it hurts, stop and pick it up later. According to your logic, then I've been doing it wrong for 7 years... and guess what, not only has my throat bass gotten much clearer and more concise, but my vocals for singing have improved as well. What I'm teaching has worked for me, and that's what I will relay unto others. If someone has a question I will relay my experience, as any teacher would. if you don't like how I teach, watch other videos, leave your toxicity and know it all out of my comments. If you do your own research into the anatomy of the throat, GREAT, in fact I ENCOURAGE that. However for you to straight up discredit my entire tutorial and teaching experience due to your own research is rather rude. Especially because you credit yourself to one simple "i googled this".

[@zipper125snowputty]

@@KAOBeatbox wow your reply is just one big clusterfuck of misinterpretations. I never said you havent taught before, i just said people probably shouldnt listen to you because the advice you give about going on is just plain wrong and potentially very dangerous. What works for you will not work for anyone, given the potential of doing permanent damage it's irresponsible state that thats the way to go. The biceps anology does NOT make sense, goes to show how little you know about human anatomy. You train the biceps muscles by straining them to the extend where the muscle fibers tear. This increases muscle strength, strength is not what you want for the vocal muscles. You want a better mind-muscle connection so you have more control over the sound. Once again i never said doing it your way its impossible to learn throat bass, you just choose to neglect the potential dangers that come with using your training method. You're trying to make it seem like im the uneducated one here, buy for quite a while i've been interested in the human voice and the biomechanics behind it. I didnt "just google it", i've probably done more research than you. And i haven't been toxic even though you try to make it look that way. seems like youre offended because you choose to neglect the potential dangers and i tried to warn people of these dangers unlike you...

[@mcpilotsclips1677]

Wow I didn’t know you had Tourette’s