KRK Rokit 5 G4 RP5G4 vs Yamaha HS5 || Sound & Frequency Response Comparison

[@DSAUDIOreview]

09:52 Frequency Response Graphs

[@TommyVercetti22]

Digital Stereophony what is your verdict ?

[@thatcheramari5302]

i guess Im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account? I stupidly lost my password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me.

[@jaripajukoski3852]

Yamaha's 1 kHz spike is annoying....maybe it has some purpose in studio, but daily listening....no.

[@JasonGutierrez]

I own both speakers and like them both. Even with the treble controls cranked, KRK's can never reveal vocal, guitar and reverb details that the Yamaha's reproduce which are essential for mixing and Yamaha's can never produce the bass that the KRK's deliver. I use a sub with Yamaha's and bring it in as needed to check low end and its perfect. I almost got rid of KRK's but decided to use them on my second DAW station in another room that has no sub and its helpful checking mixes on both setups.

[@memena_0_046]

Which sub woofer will you recommend ?

[@xfOL.]

yeah, which sub you're using? I'm thinking right now about Makie CR5X + CR8S sub vs YAMAHA HS5 or KRK Rokit 5 + SUB

[@amx1000]

Which sub?

[@JasonGutierrez]

@@memena_0_046 right now I’m just using a 12” powered JBL Sub I already had for one of my HiFi rigs and it’s working well for me but I may get the Yamaha matching sub in the future.

[@YUYU-qv5le]

Get the Adam T5V then

[@samsmusichub]

Listening to this video and reading the comments have been really helpfful.

[@littleoakstudio4254]

I think krk have finally caught up and surpassed the hs line at this point. Much flatter line of monitors vs gen 3, with better bass extension than HS

[@vwr32jeep]

KRK has a fuller sound. In my headphones it would sound like someone turned off the bass when the Yamaha would start playing.

[@andychen1946]

I really wanna know the result of KRK RP5 G4 VS YAMAHA HS7...

[@fredEVOIX]

omg yep m100 headphones +audigy zxr soundcard = KRK no contest just like jeep says, Yamaha sounds like someone pressed the KILL switch next to LOW on a dj console, my ears...the horror !

[@djhoangphong2207]

me too...

[@franciscogomez5341]

vwr32jeep Yes, now think about the adjustments you would do based on monitors. Your end result will be more like the KrK in this case. You add what you lack. Therefore, your mix will be fuller if mixed on the Yamaha’s when played back on most audio systems. That’s the purpose of monitors.

[@andresalh]

I guess it is since the output of air is in the front...

[@ebeyslough]

I've owned both now and I have to say the KRK Rokit5 G4 works right out of the box, and seems pretty versatile, just need to calibrate to room and adjust when you need to but otherwise is pretty flat. The HS5 in white is absolutely gorgeous in person, but one of the speakers didn't work upon arrival and the one that did work sounded really thin. Not a fair comparison perhaps but for looks, I'd keep the Yamahas, but the quality control at Yamaha these days aren't great. I ended up with a White Noise pair of the Rokit 5s and I'm happy with the sound.

[@aleksismavrins3190]

I recently finished my home studio and was doing a big research on which monitors to get, mostly which are better for mixing (I'm working on alternative pop/rock, psychedelic rock, indie rock). As I went through comments a lot I want to leave my opinion for the next person who is in the same situation as I was. I went to check how both of these models sound in person and trust me, they both sounded really good. HS5 to me sounded really bright, good mids and yes they have lack of low's but it's not that they aren't there at all (Just get a studio headphones or subby in addition and you're good to go with them). On the other hand Rokit 5's suprised me with the brightness and clear sound as well, the mid's were great and I loved that I could hear the low end too. In my opinion they are good for both mixing and listening. I have a small studio room with pretty ok room acoustics and they sound just great. Just go and listen to them in person but remember, that room will totally change the sound. :) I personally recommend going with RP5G4 or if you have higher budget and love Yama's really much then HS7 will do as well really good in small studio with low ends and clearness of mids. In the end those are monitors by whom you must hear everything well what you have produced and are mixing/mastering.

[@sejuanni9702]

what do you think about the eris e5xts compared to those?

[@aleksismavrins3190]

ADHAM ZAYTOUN I haven’t heard those in person unfortunately.

[@ShayanArshad]

Thanks for the information bro🤞🙌

[@micheldejesus3319]

Thanks I'm going with KRK

[@marcvsn.2125]

Thanks man, I'm in the same situation you were :-) I'm going with krk.

[@syphonic]

The KRK does seem to have a fuller sound. I believe this is due to the better frequency response of 43Hz-40kHz on the krk versus 54Hz-30kHz on the hs5 thus having better bass. The mids on the krk also don't sound too isolated unlike the hs5. Interestingly frequency response-wise, the krk's is more similar to the yamaha hs7. Would be interesting to hear a comparison between the rokit rp5g4 and yamaha hs7.

[@ManishSinghh40]

Yamaha seems to be more mid range pronounced and is good for mixing vocals . Would help to listen those intricate details . There is definitely some tradeoff going on between yamaha and KRKS. Krk bass extends too much lower range and good for mixing hip hop and other genres which require us to hear those sub frequencies. But yamaha has its own advantage which I personally feel. Yamaha's has more clear upper mids and highs. And will be helpful in listening those higher end detail. But Yamaha lacks bass on smaller series (except hs8) . You have to consider this before making any purchase decision. On other hand krk has deep bass response . Unless you are planning to buy sub for yamaha's which cost you another 500$ its better to go for a monitor that is well versed in entire frequency spectrum.

[@GTAMONTHLYS]

good point

[@enapsempire4151]

You don’t know these monitors you’re just blabbing

[@pyokent]

i have been waiting for this.

[@KebbaPropulsion]

In reality the HS5 do not sound tinny. They roll off early in the low end ( not as much as the HS50m) but you get used to it and compensate accordingly. They have a great soundstage, tight bass and clean treble, very revealing mids which makes them very good getting mixes to translate to small speakers. They are designed to exaggerate the mids, hence why you see them alot in studios as second monitors. A bad mix will jump out of them, highlighting problems in the midrange. Great as main monitors as long as you use headphones to get a picture of a bass, you can get great mixes from them. They are far cleaner and 3 dimensional than the Presonus Eris e5 I had before. They look great and they have great build quality. They are an industry standard for a reason.

[@knowledgebrick937]

thanks mate u saved my money

[@wutsupg]

The KRKs seem to have a slightly fuller low end sound, but the Yamahas seemed to have an edge on clarity.

[@seyley2901]

So I'm very confused. I have a the HS5s sitting on isoAcoustics stands, listening to the samples in the video, I can pick up the intended sounds assigned to the KRK and the 'original'. So isn't the only thing that this video is demostrating is that the HS5 rear bass outlet isn't going direct to your receiving microphone, but that the HS5 speaker itself can cope with the levels of 'roundness' when you listen in person....??????? Help.

[@sumdood2035]

Other than the 1khz peak on the Yamaha, I don't understand why these sound so much different. I guess that goes to show that frequency graphs don't tell the whole story.

[@ar15gator]

Thx for sharing, helped for sure to decide not to go with a 5” driver spkr setup, unless it’s hooked thru a subwoofer

[@enapsempire4151]

Buy KRK and get a good headphone for detail in mixing. It can’t be beaten by any yamaha on this planet. I’ve got Yamaha HS8 they’re good but not as people hype. KRK is not close to bad as people yap about.

[@alistairpenafort4121]

Very comforting to know that even if I became deaf, I can just scroll down to the comment section to find out how these two speakers sound like 🤣

[@MrPazuzu]

😂😂😂

[@floyd4826]

The Yamahas have a very flat response. Crystal clear. Perfect for mixing. You get your mix sounding good on these and it’s going to sound great on any platform- Headphones, car, home audio.. Yamaha all day long

[@mountainorchestra6254]

Typical yamaha owner))))

[@heythere6983]

you gotta remember, the KRKS arent sounding like that with an unmixed version, im pretty sure the song is a fixed version playing thru ur speakers, the krk is NOT coloring the mix as much as the Yamaha. So the audio from the original is similar to what the KRK would produce when playing the original thru KRK speakers and then how it goes into ur speaker at home. So the KRK seems to be most accurately showing that it translates better. IF the KRK sounded this full with an unedited mix, then you would leave it alone and it would have sounded same here right? But this is a finished mix I think, so a good speaker is based on how similar the finished mix sounds on your monitor, the krk seems to have the closest sound for sure. Assume you just finished your mix at home or studio, and you have the KRK, and you played this song on it right? the "original" mastered version on your KRK and it sounded very close to how this "original" sounds on whatever youre listening to, then the KRK did its job, this video is showing you what the KRK produced sound wise with its coloration on a finished mix. The Yamaha is playing the finished mix we can assume too right? Yet that Yamaha playing the final mix, on your speakers, sounds more thin doesn't it? Which one actually sounds closer to the final mix your hearing on your random speakers or headphones? Id bet the KRK sounds closer, which means the KRK is simply more accurate all around. The Yamaha just focused on mids mostly and doesnt highlight the other frequencies as well. You would have to get used to hearing the thin Yamaha and learning thats how it sounds when its good and assume itl sound fine in the end. Whereas the KRK sounds similar playing a master, than how the master is played through our speakers, which means it is more accurate to the real world.

[@mountainorchestra6254]

@@heythere6983 , im app your full answ , and mostly agr with , but replace yamaha to audiotech 50 , and krks mix will need repair too. I mean you need atleast 2 diferent monitors , or headph and monitor to mix and mastering. Yamaha not did it by one.

[@floyd4826]

ShixMeal agree with you. I mix with multiple reference speakers at various steps throughout...

[@mountainorchestra6254]

@@floyd4826 i want to bye Yamaha like second monitors , its perfect details high fr. good add to my low fr krks)

[@bh11nd]

KRK are front traps, Yamaha are back trap!... Did you manage the position and distance from the wall on this point?

[@muizmusic]

some fools say KRK are bass boosted.. lol... they have wide freq spectrum.. obviously u will hear more bass... and i think it is just ear training and knowing ur monitor properly.. if u dont do these two no matter how expensive monitors u get... ur mix and master will sound shit..

[@jovelh23]

Si quieren bueno graves en los yamaha solo atenuen los altos y dejen flat los bajos en el control room y booom!!!!

[@JohnGilOficial]

Como lo ago

[@ungla76]

Con la h

[@jovelh23]

@@JohnGilOficial en los controles traseros

[@llj1423]

The Room control I leave it to 0 Decibels and High Trim -2 Db ?? Your answer would be very helpful, thank you

[@CinematicSoundMaestro]

Ok one question : What we are listening to is THE ORIGINAL RECORDING (FINAL PRODUCT - MASTERED) and then the same sound played back and recorded through the KRKs and the Yamaha's, right (the original is not also played back and recorded through other monitors, right?) ? So what we listen to is how the sound of a mastered song is tranlslated in those two monitors. The KRK is closer to the original (mastered) sound. This means that if you mix - master the same song with the KRKs you'll have to boost the low (not only) freq less than if you mix - master the song with the Yamahas. So, the KRKs are closer to the "right sound" than the Yamahas. But this is not so true beacause they are both not calibrated, but they are set to neutral (flat). I guess that it would be more informative if both monitors were tweeked to match the source (original) sound and then compare the results and find out the differences between them. Am i wrong guys? Also, it would be a great comparison if one song was mixed and mastered with a pair of high end monitors by a proffesional and then mixed and mastered by the same person using the KRKs and the Yamahas.Then, using the first master as a reffernce , compare the result of the other two.

[@heythere6983]

I think what he is playing is the mastered version right, so our speakers are playing us our mastered version in our systems, real world. He recorded the KRK and YAMAHA playing the same mastered version. So that means, if you master on a KRK and you say ok this is the final product and this video shows you accurately what that final product sounds like, then a final product on a KRK will sound almost the same on our speakers, so the KRK translate better into the real world. I asked him this in a few other videos because he doesnt explain anything about the original track which makes the videos kinda pointless. He obviously doesnt wanna answer you. So idk, I think you are hearing the master version play on your track, and also on the KRK, which means the KRK sound with a finished product is very similar to the finished product on our speakers. The Yamaha sounds much thinner. which people say is a good thing, but it only highlights the mids mostly , so of course it will sound thin. Thats good to highlight mids in editing, like a microscope, but not good in what it sounds like in the real world. If this was a mastered track compared to the speakers showing us unedited tracks, then the KRK would sound too good right away, but im pretty sure the KRK is playing the mastered track too, so that means the way it is eqed sounds close to what you hear in the real world. And the Yamaha is a speaker you will have to learn more and learn and guess how that would sound in the real world.

[@nano7586]

You want to hear differences when it comes to the frequency response so you aren't supposed to EQ adjust so that both sound equally for the KRK and the HS5. The whole point here is to hear the differences and not make it sound equally. To my understanding you won't be able to perceive qualitative differences if the Mastered version is adapted to both.

[@MrJohanmessi]

im listenin these through my hs5 and they dont sound like a telephone like in the video, actually they sound very full, but cant imagine then how the krk would sound, thats what im gettin a pair a g4 as well haha

[@mikeperez6942]

i just bought one today. The dope thing is that they use an app to get the perfect sound. As well as the digital display in the back that has an eq to get the sound u want.

[@MrJohanmessi]

Yes that’s pretty cool, i have them as well, great for produce, they are funier than my hs5, hip hop, trap and that stuff sounds dope on the rokits, i feel like they got a better representation of the transients or at least they’re more pronounced, Imo the hs5 sounds better for classic music also i use the hs5 for mixing

[@MrJohanmessi]

Mike Perez they need at least about 6 hours using em at regular volume before you can crank at higer volumes with these speakers

[@MrJohanmessi]

Anyway, do not never exceeds the volume you could kill your flat response frequency, they are meant to use as near field monitors

[@mikeperez6942]

Didier valdez thx for the input

[@jameswells9403]

You need the subwoofer for the Yamaha's. Also, the Yamahas are for mixing and so they have a flat response. But the other speakers are too muddy and bassy for proper reference mixing.

[@kroser1983]

just set the krks to flat in the settings to get a true sound

[@VAEOMMusic]

@NewElite 229 i've had yamahas before.. trust me.. you wont feel like making music on hs5's without sub. Get krks.. these are much improved than previous generations. and are very accurate as well. the 7 inch version on g4 are perfect for small studios. TRUST ME!! m no sponsor

[@alexk-2025]

Yamaha is so beautiful. But krk for dnb os better. Yamaha is for instrumental and vocal maybe

[@terencewaldstadt518]

Who is the Man on Fire track by?? Sounds awesome!

[@jennyhong6746]

Just tested these 2 out in person. You’re missing soooo much detail with the KRK’s. The two are night and day. The bass is punchier on the KRK’s, yes, but it’s not worth it enough if I lose half my details in a song because I can’t hear it. I’d just get a sub or upgrade to HS8. If you want both clarity AND bass, get the JBL 305, but def not KRK.

[@sinergia4615]

so pretty much its a W for the krks

[@tahielray2773]

gracias a este video ya me decido por los KRK 5G4. No soy músico ni es para mezcla, buscando un buenos parlantes de calidad para escuchar mi música...

[@user-th5vl6ef1l]

Hola, te los compraste? Que tal suenan, se honesto por favor

[@Ne1ch]

@@user-th5vl6ef1l yo los tengo, en persona son increíbles, a mi me costaron 300€ + 25€ de los cables xlr + 75€ de tarjeta de sonido focusrite solo 3rd gen... Los mejores 400 euros que me he gastado en mi vida, no exagero, la música con los rokit suenan a gloria, de hecho hay días que me levanto con ganas de escucharlos xD

[@SatuSungai]

Has the equalizer of the KRK5s been adjusted with this video or is it standard factory set?

[@Audiomishran]

KRK g4 are the only monitors which come close even might defeat HS5 in response to the width of a track. Awesome low mid response. Bass definitely gives that mojo in krk and make it difficult for me to decide now. But HS10 has less bass response as well and they are chosen everywhere. HS5 is what I am buying. If I am wrong, I'll switch.

[@grnash1915]

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[@Ale17988]

KRK!

[@JoshyLats]

KRK have great sounding snare drums. HS5 is very thin and tinny sounding -- fatiguing. Even vocals are bad on the HS5. Sounds boxy and too different from source.

[@DanyDineroo]

Wrong, Yamaha is great for mixing and mastering it has a Flat Frequencies response compare to the KRK. If you want either or monitors for regular music listening then go with the KRK. But for Professional Music Production the Yamaha Wins.

[@JoshyLats]

@@DanyDineroo don't beleive everything you read. You can't say my hearing is wrong and I didn't hear what I heard. Its just my opinion. Everyone can have a different one. Doesn't mean anyone is right or wrong

[@DanyDineroo]

JoshyLats I’m talking from experience as I have already messed with both systems. If you been around music enough to understand sound and how different systems have different affects in sound frequencies then you would know that YAMAHA is by far the best monitor. It’s been used by Professional sound engineers and mixers and masters ever since the 70’s

[@ChrisBessy]

@@DanyDineroo I used these HS5s for two weeks before sending them back. After 20min my ears hurt a lot with their sound. I have never had this with any pregnant and have tested a lot in my life. I tried a mix or two with the HS5 and listening in my car everything was out of balance. I have HS7s that are very different and have better results with and also never hurt my ears.

[@DanyDineroo]

Chris Bessy you should of tried lowering the d.b Volume knob on the back of the monitors, maybe you had the d.b too loud. Anyways sorry you had a bad experience with them. I personally love them.

[@duw4tn416]

Krk = reliable as mains Yamaha = good for monitoring, not so as mains

[@gastonsantos258]

Real.

[@АлександрСуворов-в9ь]

Krk g4 5" vs. Presonus Eris E5 please...!

[@javierlangle]

please, frequency response GRAPHS EDIFIER R1000T4 PLEASE!! THANKS VERY MUCH!

[@danielwilliams687]

If I was mixing on the hs5 I would be always cutting the boxed sound that it has. I think the question is what monitors translate well best from mix to consumer speaker

[@REZANOV]

KRK VERY MUCH BOXYNITY. 680HZ - TU MUCH

[@1980easyboy]

Thank you so much

[@MarkHopewell]

Colouration from the KRK's. Sharp, crisp uncluttered detail from the Yamaha. Running score pointing towards Yamaha HS series winning for me in all tests so far...

[@enapsempire4151]

There’s no color in Rokit.

[@enapsempire4151]

@@ForbiddenPlanetB Bro fix your room. KRK is as flat as possible

[@satgururubanloganathan5632]

You listen the song with the room bro. If you want to know the real sound of the spesker use anechoic camber.

[@dawoud8013]

Hello ! thank you for your videos ! Do you have a versus Rokit 5 G4 RP5G4 VS EDIFIER 1700BT ? please ? i don't find...

[@astraltegic4724]

WHAT EXTRA BASS UNDER 150 USD YOU RECOMMEND ?( MY GOV JUST TAX TOO MUCH) YOUR TOP 3 RB42 IS GOOD AS THEY SAY? ( I KNOW ITS NOT POWERD)

[@brandonj158]

The reason why hs5 seemingly has not much detail on the low end compared to Rokit 5 is because the woofer is behind while rokit's woofer is in front.

[@novrymahendra2431]

Would like to see and hear the pair of HS5 - HS8S with other brand.

[@ATICAV]

Great review, Anyone know the exakt name of the Retro Wave song ? Tried to search for it. Thanks ..

[@ZosenShikishima]

Thanks for the great comparison video! I was just trying to decide which of these two models to buy. The Rokit is clearly thicker than the Yamaha in the bass range, but the Yamaha is clearly superior in everything else. In particular, there is a clear difference in the separation and sound resolution of each instrument. I'm guessing that the Yamaha's low-frequency weakness heard in this comparison video could probably be easily remedied by equalization... I’m not sure. What do you guys think? I prefer the Rokit in looks... KRK's unique yellow woofer cone is very cool... very attractive... but you should still choose speakers for their sound! I decided to buy the Yamaha. But I think I will be happy with either of these two models. On a side note, I live in Japan. It's probably a surprising fact to everyone else in the rest of the world, but the YAMAHA HS5 sells for a little over $200 in Japan! (33,000JPY) That's not the price of one, it's $200 for the pair!! Unbelievable, isn't it? But it’s true. You must be envy of me HAHAHAHAHAAHAHA

[@uguryes]

I'm undecided between KRK and Yamaha. I'm planning to use it for practicing electric guitar. In my country Yamaha has a little lower price. Which one I should choose?

[@shanemcgowanoreilly]

Buy a guitar amplifier, Boss Katana 50 is a good option at an affordable pricepoint

[@ePaXoY]

ne aldin hocam

[@uguryes]

@@ePaXoY hs7 aldim 11.11 indirimlerinde hocam.

[@ashtheproducer]

@@uguryes memnum musun

[@uguryes]

@@ashtheproducer öncelikle profesyonel değilim, küçük bir odada kullanıyorum ve evet çok memnunum. daha önce müziklerde duymadığım sesleri duyabiliyorum. Geçtiğimiz günlerde benim çocuk parmakla woofer ı yırttı. İstanbulda yetkili serviste çok kısa sürede ücreti karşılığında değişim sağladım. Servis bakımından da memnunum.

[@amitv8952]

I have decided to buy a krk RP5G4. I am worried that they are not loud enough. If you have these speakers, please answer.

[@edicionambientestereo88.44]

Hola amigo, los tengo, son demasiado potentes, con buena presencia en los graves!😊, ademas de eso, puedes aumentar los decibeles para más volumen!

[@AntonioBrandao]

Spectrum analyser please.

[@carlosalba856]

KRK Rokit 5 G4 vs Ayra Pro 5 !! Please

[@chuoicoon7241]

Banana monkey gibbon 5 vs krk rikit 5 g4 :)

[@truonganhstudio563]

Rated speaker focal alpha 50 goes you

[@andychen1946]

The bass of KRK is much better! But i don't know what about Yamaha HS7

[@bigboy1503able]

Andy Chen is your gonna be making beats or use as djing then krks. The Yamahas are more flat less bass and mainly for mixing your tracks and roe recoding

[@Josediazowl]

Krk win

[@davidrotimi]

Could the front firing ports of the Rokit's have anything to do with my many people in the comments seem to perceive more bass? I think if you were in a room listening to both, your decisions might be different.

[@hohloyumor]

Can you hear reverb tails better on KRKs than on Yamahas (there is a problem with it on Yammys, I use headphones to control reverb tails)?

[@RaeiFlames]

Well most people would use headphones in any case when using nearfield monitors

[@heythere6983]

@@RaeiFlames isnt the point of good monitors to not use headphones for mixing?

[@MrPartch]

@@heythere6983 nope. the point is to hear the stereo image and the overall levels/dynamics (the big picture, if you may) better. but to hear detail, most pros would still prefer headphones. like revealing any spectral issues or noise etc.

[@Luigi1984]

KRK sounds not bad !

[@curtisgilmore8307]

OK there is no way that the tweeter is dangerous for krk. I got the worst ear fatigue and tinnitus after 1 to 2 months with the g4. Now the color is supposed to represent danger is this tweeter ment to be listened to with caution???? or as a reference for short listen because my ears have been ringing for 1 whole year now. Thanks

[@enemieswar9339]

Suggest me which on buy ? Krk rokit 5 g4 or Hs5 🤔!

[@DSAUDIOreview]

KRK

[@enemieswar9339]

For mixing who is the best ? Please reply me last time 🙏🏻

[@Chasenwajaé]

@@enemieswar9339 they are both good dude. don't listen to any Yamaha or Krk Stans. Yes in the past (before the G4) krk monitors had a slight bass boost, but the new G4 are simply phenomenal and sound great! also.. I never really understood the whole "flat" frequency Response thingy, when on both speakers you can tweak the frequency response lol?? choose what you want, you won't make a mistake. Personally I have the rp5 g4.

[@enemieswar9339]

Thanks

[@Chasenwajaé]

@@enemieswar9339 so what did you end up getting?

[@hall5157]

Tannoy reveal 802 please.!

[@AnnoyingCritic-is7rp]

Yeah I think yamaha's go down to something over 50 whereas the rockets are under. The yamas are simply too Bright.

[@DVRKLXGHT]

KRK Rokit 7 G4 vs Adam T7V please

[@DSAUDIOreview]

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[@Basher87]

HS5 sounds harsh on my ears so i will choose KRK

[@stephansmart115]

Krk has more fuller bass , mid spectrum

[@kkchang1552]

krk rokit7 vs yamaha hs7

[@ChrisBessy]

this RP5 G4 has a little bump around 2,5kHz thus I dont understand what you tell .... :S

[@slamdozerkachna4584]

KRK

[@elaRRman]

where tf is the bass bro smh

[@Ramlian732]

Krk

[@bodominheaven]

KRK win

[@볼린사바나맨-f5h]

krk win