Logic - College Park FIRST REACTION

[@pesukarhu9500]

I'am glad that he released Paradise II as an single without the skit.

[@0n0rhc]

(Timestamps) Cruisin’ Through the Universe ft RZA - 0:34 Wake Up ft Lucy Rose - 1:52 Lightsabers ft C Dot Castro - 3:45 Clone Wars III - 6:04 Redpill VII - 7:18 Playwright ft Andy Hull - 9:47 Gaithersburg Freestyle - 10:50 Insipio - 11:51 Self Medication ft Redman and Seth - 13:40 Shimmy ft Joey Bada$$ - 16:00 Paradise II ft Norah Jones - 17:11 Come On Down ft Jordan Harris - 19:44 Village Slum - 20:41 Highlife - 21:52 38.9897 •N - 22:57 Ayo ft Bun B and Lil Keke - 23:56 Lightyear - 25:14

[@Lucidthe3rd]

my guy👍

[@ericbutts6996]

I love you

[@iraford5788]

Thanks.

[@lucasnolasco6563]

Hero

[@28jjman]

Doing gods work

[@davidalexander6532]

the skits follow a theme, which is all spans a day leading up to his first show, which is what the concept of this album is. i think a lot of skits flew under the radar, like the skit before Gaithersburg Freestyle was Castro telling them to throw in a beat tape to rap over which transitioned into Gaithersburg Freestyle. Same with Highlife, the skit before talks about the crew trying to peer pressure Logic into smoking, and then Highlife comes on. I agree that the skits will be skipped everytime, but it’s an undervalued part of the album, that ties it together conceptually, more then you think. I think it’s originally done as well.

[@davidalexander6532]

@Jake Murphy exactly. it all fits together to make, what seemed to me, a cohesive album concept. i think because of the stigma around Logic, people look to nitpick, rather then enjoy, which felt like the case here

[@Artourito669]

@@davidalexander6532 He understands that. Jon can listen and see very well about the skits. Having them IN the songs, and not as skit single tracks is such a vibe kill

[@davidalexander6532]

@@Artourito669 well as far as his reaction i’m the video seemed, it didn’t look like he comprehended the value of the skits. i agree they should’ve been separate songs, it makes them harder to listen to singularly but adds to the completeness and cohesion of the album as a i stem

[@FaZekiller-qe3uf]

The skits are poorly executed. @@davidalexander6532

[@BrotherSham]

I think the main issue is that the skits are unfunny, go on way too long and the acting isn't great especially from Castro where it paints him as really unlikeable where he's calling Lenbo fat all the time and the humour in the skits are quite jarring with the more serious tone of the songs

[@Will-bn9km]

This album kinda clicks the more u listen to it and kinda unload ur expectations from it more, you kinda just feel the vibe and fun of it more and more, at a faster rate than any other album I’d say

[@tommy_swim243]

Literally dude. The more I listen to it the more it becomes my favorite album

[@ssmaamam]

Actually a really big fan of all the production. If feel like he floats through it. And it all flows beautifully.

[@WBrown21]

I love the skits. It's all part of his vision and the cinematic aspect to the album. It ties together the songs in a way that makes them all more important than filler on play lists. Paradise II does have a single version without the skit though. I don't mind just hitting next though to preserve the artistic vision.

[@gabehere]

Yeah, made the first listen of the album much more memorable to me

[@gabehere]

Also, I'm not a huge playlist guy, so like, i don't mind.

[@rsqueak]

yeah it’s weird how as a music lover/reactor you’re gonna be very hypocritical about something integral to the album as a whole and not say the same about it a couple years back. anybody with any sort of musical knowledge will understand the concept and why logic does what he does. hey but cater to the audience right?

[@jackastle2861]

@@rsqueak ‘anyone with any sort of musical knowledge will understand’. That’s so stupid to say, music is subjective with anyone with ANY musical knowledge.

[@rsqueak]

@@jackastle2861literally what i said

[@nolankurpius]

as a long time diehard logic fan i wasn't super fond of it on my first run through either... something changed the second time and now its one of my favorite projects from him

[@flygod.]

How weren't you fond of it? This is basically prime logic

[@anssiairaksinen5071]

fr! at first listen i was like alright its cool, nothing too special, but something just clicked on the 2nd listen

[@ira9937]

I think the best part is that the skits fits really good in the songs,and give the songs a more important part in the context of the story and its tracklist

[@JO-vo9vq]

Exactly this

[@msgbproductions7395]

Yeah but I wish the skits were seperate tracks like on vinyl days or The incredible true story. Cuz its kinda annoying to have to skip the song when the skit comes on when youre just listening to your playlist

[@ConClasher3]

@@msgbproductions7395 fr had the same experience just kept skipped like half the songs cause the skits started

[@fletchersaucey5243]

Nah bruh skits being part of the songs is lame asf

[@ira9937]

@@msgbproductions7395 Yeah I think the same as u ,but im not gonna complain either ,I like it both ways jajaja

[@gabehere]

This album to me feels like the natural continuation of this era of Logic. "No Pressure" means both that he is no longer tied to the industry, but also, that he no longer tries hard to make heady, nerdy, concept driven albums. He just wants to feel good. Also, I like the skits, I'm weird.

[@veirglas]

i dont think you have to be weird just have a similar sense of humor and not mind skipping them at the end once youve heard

[@onemicyeehaw1583]

Skits r fine and I think they made the album more colorful compared to vinyl days instead of the phone calls etc

[@gabehere]

​@@veirglas true, but like, I literally just don't skip them ever unless other people are listening with me.

[@gabehere]

​@@onemicyeehaw1583 agree, to me they made the album endearing, felt like a genuine Day In The Life of old logic.

[@veirglas]

@@gabehere i dont skip most of them just some are pretty long and id rather just listen to the music

[@rezwanali1239]

I feel like if Jon had another listen of this Album in his own time, it would grow on him. For me it got better and better with each listen. Solid album and good beats, enjoyable to listen to.

[@arathc23]

Feel the same way. Just keeps getting better

[@tommy_swim243]

Dude it really does. I caught myself listening it to it on repeat and in order the other day.

[@idkyoutellme1236]

I was not aware that Seth could sing before this album (DON'T KILL ME I JUST DIDN'T KNOW) but when I heard him I legit thought it was Sinatra. Like his voice & the instrumental made me feel like I got transported to the classic period (40s, 50s & 60s) an era that has an aesthetic and other qualities that I enjoy. Overall though it's a pretty good album with tracks I'll return to. For some reason I sense that this is the 2nd album of a trilogy but I'm 95% sure I'm wrong.

[@duderman4252]

try watching sing he voices the rat

[@siftwram]

You’ve never seen Family Guy?

[@idkyoutellme1236]

@@siftwram I have but not like enough episodes where I would know that he could sing. I’ve watched episodes here and there and clips online.

[@faeriefire8]

He actually received voice lessons from the same people who worked with Sinatra. He’s also done multiple concerts, and in American dad he sings quite a bit.

[@tommy_swim243]

Lmao he sings a lot in family Guy. He even voices Frank Sinatra in an episode

[@tommy24hunnid]

Unfortunately, Paradise II is the only song where there is a version without the skit at the end. Id say give this album another spin, it’ll grow on you. I love Ayo and Insipio as vibe tracks in the background

[@fwright22]

This is my favorite album of the last 3. The production is so good dude. After taking a walk and letting it all play it’s super cohesive. It comes off effortless. Takes me back to the days when I could just put on album with nothing else going on and play it front to back. Excellent work by Logic.

[@therealfreshprince1993]

Nah Vinyl Days is better

[@JonahH513]

This album aged really well imo. My list of logic albums (keep in mind I’m a die hard logic fan so these aren’t just my favorite logic albums, this is kinda just my favorite albums over all) goes The incredible true story, Under Pressure / No pressure (both equally as good as the other imo), vinyl days, collage park. All of these albums are wild imo, love them

[@BuddyChy]

Highlife is a very polarizing track. You either love it or hate it

[@BuddyChy]

@jakemurphy2708 yeah I feel like I’m good at adapting to songs and if I’m not into it I usually blame myself not the song because there’s a good chance I hear it again later on in a different mood or state of mind and it hit’s different.

[@themoviecritic1092]

Me personally, I love the production on the album. I think Vinyl Days is the best album for defining Hip Hop while College Park is the best album for defining who Logic is as it's all a culmination of, what I believe to be, his best traits. The skits are definitely subjective and I wish he put the skits on separate tracks as he's done that before on TITS and Everybody. All in all, I loved this album even with some of the forced skits, can't wait to see what he does next. Edit: Me personally, I like when Logic sings and plays guitar, he has a surprisingly decent voice. But I can see why others would dislike it

[@StudioYT6ix]

crazy how overhated logic is lol

[@ezz-cheese9915]

For real

[@noezabaleto1196]

Most of it because he’s mixed but looks white. Racist people being racist on both sides for no reason

[@cadebrinkman9507]

real.

[@mattstull3643]

so trueeeee

[@connormcinnes7129]

He is only over hated because as a fan I can admit he does a lot of things that do not Place him in a position to be favorable by the majority of people. He is is an amazing rapper but have you heard Confessions of a dangerous mind? Bobby Tarantino 3? These are prime examples of why logic catches hate from people who are not his fans, I can appreciate aspects of these albums but I as a fan cannot disagree with fans who have displeasure towards logic after creating those atrocious albums we just want him to be like he was in his young Sinatra face every time he goes back to that era of wrapping it is his most successful albums he is selling himself short as a professional artist with a genius concept. By making these albums that he feels is Artistic and different unfortunately it just makes him more susceptible too mainstream hate

[@jaynoir8937]

Man just finished this album yesterday, always glad to see him still still putting out new music. His Everybody album was Everything.

[@RICKISUGLY]

One of the most hated albums that never warranted it imo, i’m glad logic is back in a groove

[@FollowerOfChrist144]

Is everybody album fucking sucked.

[@williamwestray579]

You give pretty fair critiques. I respect that. You’re honest when something doesn’t sit well with you but you don’t let that stop you from enjoying another song. Nice job

[@lukerapley9053]

Gets better with each listen I find, first listen I was a bit on the fence but after a couple times its grown massively on me.

[@edwinsalazar4433]

I live in College Park, 3 minutes away from the University where he got a lot of work done… crazy to see his growth

[@tk5795]

I like the album but also prefer Vinyl Days. Curious what his next project sounds like cause a decent amount of these songs were done/started before he worked on Vinyl Days

[@jakepennington2648]

The skits are great!! they add to the cinema of the album. He is bringing out a short animated film with it.

[@slackstarfish8133]

The skits are kinda bad

[@Raichiro]

Would be cool if it wasn’t in the songs

[@ambushtf]

It’s how he’s always done things, he’s not changin that. People are 50/50, I just skip them & other times I enjoy them. Is what it is, shouldn’t be a factor to complain about

[@xavvi]

​@@kingsrock6548 nah they're just bad. Someone can not like something without being a hater. I like Logic and this album but he ruined it with the skits.

[@ChuckDElsden]

That's legit??? I love it

[@bhrurmi7756]

For playlisting, check out the singles. They’re skitless and he might be dropping a skitless deluxe

[@notmason7766]

Did he mention that? If so, I'd be very interested

[@slimstrait780]

Good point

[@christofermusic]

The beat for Insipio is actually GRITS by Kaelin Ellis. Such a phenomenal yet underrated producer.

[@louisc.]

Another Kaelin homie I see 👀👀

[@christofermusic]

@@louisc. bro he is so good 😂 defo an idol

[@redoni9175]

He produced some lupe song

[@jameshampson3719]

Since no pressure he’s been a lot more consistent and comfortable, like he’s going through his renaissance the last couple albums

[@billypFTW]

think you coukd have made more of an effort to get to grips with the concept but hey each to their own, much love

[@jasonlucejr6997]

Paradise 2 has a single version! I just listen to that one.

[@n_kasperek3597]

one of the best logic albums the beats and flows so fire

[@royalwarlord2342]

Thats what im saying this is what i come to Logic for. When he tries too hard to get heady its not as good

[@benjaminobi]

He should release a skitless version of this album

[@422crown]

Have derealization since 3 years straight and logic gives me motivation to keep going

[@pieiwnl]

the 2nd beat on insipio is other wordly🤯 such a bop

[@juliephillips1880]

Damn my man really didn't seem like he was messing with this album, Looked super bored lol. I do find it funny how every reaction channel seems to get super critical all of a sudden whenever it comes to a Logic album lmao. Like people be on their A game listening for something that they can cringe at or call corny because Logic said it.

[@Ayush_BP10]

Bro you’re absolutely right and it’s so fucked. When they listen to other artists they never have any pre-conceived notions of how the album is gonna go or all of a sudden become over critical. It’s a shame because ultimately they’re ruining their own experience of an incredible album.

[@caseyrogers935]

The thinned sound is likely because he’s fully independent now. Those majors labels have some secret shit they run their tracks through I swear lol

[@reubenlee6438]

I hear a lot of J Dilla nods in this album. Village Slum, Dillas group backward and he sampled the same song as Dilla. Then some of the other songs, he uses Dillas style and that alarm sound he always used too. Maybe he's saluting the king of Beats?

[@ProdbyPope]

This album really is the reflection on why he went mainstream just to bring him back to his roots

[@alilbreeze]

For me i like this a lot but i also like when Logic goes more experimental (vocals, beats,..) and makes things you don’t expect. Not just straight boombap all the way through you know

[@aramal-saleem8769]

I feel like no one talked about the kendrick rigamourtus sample

[@mmm2096]

It's a Willie Jones III "The Thorn" sample but yeee

[@peytonmcgiven7610]

Highlife is literally the only track on this project that I didn’t absolutely love. Amazing album!

[@dave_by_day7632]

Really enjoying College Park

[@gibbyhart3203]

my first listen of this album was meh. But something about it made me want to go back to it. Its been a repeat listen since. Love this album so much

[@joeabiro2049]

I like this album but if I ever have to hear logic overuse that damn dilla siren over and over and over again I'm going to go insane

[@slimstrait780]

Fr.. Bro spammed that even in Peanuts (the instrumental EP he did 2 years back)

[@jakobicobb3447]

it feels like the old hungry logic and i love it

[@lehgaming1878]

Logics lyrical content will probably never live up to No Pressure. That being said he’s 3/3 with his last 3 albums & I can’t wait to see whats next

[@lehgaming1878]

@PluggingFr he said it was a throwaway project so yeah

[@lehgaming1878]

@PluggingFr no it’s a mixtape

[@Will-bn9km]

nah fr Logic was in peak lyrical form on No Pressure, he didn’t come with the same level of bars but I don’t think he wanted this album to be that type of bar heavy album. But Logic is definitely capable of writing so much better, top 50 lyricist

[@colton_roy3104]

I'm gonna be honest, this could just be recency bias but, I had such a good and fun time listening through this album, as of right now I think it's in my top 5 maybe top 3 logic. Gonna have to see how it ages.

[@JJCX04]

Been waiting for this review!!!!

[@yuan1630]

amazing album

[@joelkivisto]

The aphex twin on Redpill VII oh my god

[@tommy_swim243]

Lowkey love the skits at the end of the songs. Castro got me making almost making a scene in public with half the shit he says. Maybe it’s just me but I love when albums have like a “story” like this and the songs transition to each other. My favorite is probably village slum to highlife. They pressure logic into smokin weed and it makes me laugh every time because I just picture the whole scenario in my head lmao.

[@encoremusicchannel4831]

I absolutely loved Redpill VII made me dance and drink a lot in my video

[@msgbproductions7395]

Paradise II has single version btw, if you dont wanna to the skit every time lol.

[@camcambambam5128]

6.8 out of 10 couple bangers, couple not and the skits were hit or miss for me

[@NaClO]

Was waiting for this reaction!! just refreshed and it was uploaded!!

[@luisdaprodigy2208]

Jon has pre-conceived ideas in his head about Logic that prevented him from enjoying this album.

[@royalwarlord2342]

I know. Its weird. I dont even care for Logic and i think this album is amazing it might be his best for me

[@willsweeney3489]

He only retired once why does everyone say he keeps doing it😂

[@eddiep118]

Literally my thoughts

[@jakepennington2648]

College park a masterpiece!

[@JT-tl5mk]

lol

[@Mpeeej]

easily one of his worst albums

[@ColbyValdivia]

@@Mpeeej corny and trying to be different

[@Mpeeej]

@@ColbyValdivia what ?

[@ColbyValdivia]

@@Mpeeej corny

[@_K4OS]

Comfy Logic is the Vibe Logic edit: Love the skits, sucks if you have shuffle on lmaoo but TITS skits for me is the best one.

[@Christian-tr6fx]

Was WAITING for dis. Also Jon, really hope you react to Kenny Mason when he drops his next album. His ep “3” just shows how versatile he is with fusing rap and rock. 🔥

[@AceHoops7]

Ive never in my life asked for an album but PLEASE do the new young nudy album that came out today 🫶🏽. Keep up the work goat

[@solace6700]

Jon Denton will listen to logic but wont listen to the new Yeat. says a lot about society

[@morehoops]

This has to be satire, right? Please

[@joeabiro2049]

He's 40 bro

[@solace6700]

@@morehoops I'm kinda joking but also not really, what does logic have to offer the world at this point? his music has fallen off a cliff. at least a yeat reaction would be funny to watch jon react to 🤷‍♂

[@morehoops]

@@solace6700 listening to yeat over logic is the equivalent to eating some frozen dog shit instead of some fries

[@solace6700]

@@morehoops at this point if i was forced to listen to a either of their album all the way through its not gonna be logic. but if thats your thing to each their own

[@arathc23]

Logic is overhated

[@angusmullen7549]

YEAT AFTERLYFE PLZZZZ

[@billystewart10]

Album is fire - the skits are cool too, cohesive

[@0_Cardboard_0]

My flow non-binary that means it never miss 🤝 I really wanted Drake to be the one to say that line tbh

[@redoni9175]

21 can u do some for me

[@MrMejia187]

Can someone explain that bar to me lol,

[@redoni9175]

@@MrMejia187 non binary means u r not defined urself as male or female gender, it never miss here reflect on that bcs u not defined as mister or miss

[@MrMejia187]

@redoni9175 oh shit it just clicked god damn lol

[@TheKizersoze13]

I believe the production is supposed to sound a little juvenile / basic to fit the theme / story of the album. I think that is why he does have much more basic lines.

[@veirglas]

yeah logic said after everybody ultra 85 would be his last album then after bobby tarantino ii he said nevermind essentially then retires for no pressure then comes back

[@jjkulon94]

i'm gonna be honest jon, I don't like that you sometimes judge albums by how well they'll fit into playlists. very dumb critique. review the album as a whole.

[@jjkulon94]

@@solrac4598 yes, but he’s reviewing the whole project. See the disconnect?

[@jjkulon94]

@@solrac4598 unnecessary to what? Your playlists or the album? Because he’s reviewing the album, so he should review each individual song based on how it fits into the narrative of the album, and the skits are very necessary to the album. It’s literally what makes it College Park.

[@jjkulon94]

@@solrac4598 Okay. I don’t understand how you’re not getting this so I’m going to break it down. The album is called College Park. With the making of this album, it seemed like they thought of the concept first and then the music came after. The concept of the album is Logic and his friends going on a little road trip on a way to a show in 2011. The whole concept of the album is the fact that Logic isn’t a big artist yet. to show this, Logic and his friends are doing normal shit like going through a drive through and going to the gas station to get snacks. (The gas station ends up getting robbed which is another tie in to show that they don’t live in the suburbs. They live in a shitty poverty raised part of town at the time). Now don’t you think it would be a little weird if in the first song they were saying they “had a show tonight” and then there’s no skits or anything that brings it back up until the second last song? That would be a badly executed concept. Instead, Logic uses skits to take the listener on a journey and make them feel like they’re part of the journey to the concert. It’s just him and his friends chilling around College Park. The skits are literally the reason the album is called College Park. That’s why the skits are important to the album. They’re literally the reason the album exists.

[@jjkulon94]

@@solrac4598 u just ignored all the point I made and continued to repeat yourself

[@jjkulon94]

@@solrac4598 Okay. I don’t understand how you’re not getting this so I’m going to break it down. The album is called College Park. With the making of this album, it seemed like they thought of the concept first and then the music came after. The concept of the album is Logic and his friends going on a little road trip on a way to a show in 2011. The whole concept of the album is the fact that Logic isn’t a big artist yet. to show this, Logic and his friends are doing normal shit like going through a drive through and going to the gas station to get snacks. (The gas station ends up getting robbed which is another tie in to show that they don’t live in the suburbs. They live in a shitty poverty raised part of town at the time). Now don’t you think it would be a little weird if in the first song they were saying they “had a show tonight” and then there’s no skits or anything that brings it back up until the second last song? That would be a badly executed concept. Instead, Logic uses skits to take the listener on a journey and make them feel like they’re part of the journey to the concert. It’s just him and his friends chilling around College Park. The skits are literally the reason the album is called College Park. That’s why the skits are important to the album. They’re literally the reason the album exists.

[@BrotherSham]

Feel like the skits really brought this project down

[@FaZekiller-qe3uf]

Paradise II has a single version without the skit.

[@FaZekiller-qe3uf]

Supermarket was good.

[@jaradsage8546]

Hardly talked about Repill, hardly included any Village Slum, and talked over Lightyear… wow. Think your opinion of the skits bled over to your thoughts on the music

[@babyj.official]

Jon on the logic hate train now

[@Onlybigcam]

Don toliver drop his deluxe edition YOU HAVE GOT TO LISTEN TO THE 4 new songs especially “no pole”

[@mememan3799]

Aphex Twin sample on Redpill 7

[@themasierpartx2990]

i love this album from logic by the way @jondenton are you going to review the dreamville creed soundtrack its so much heat and its so overlooked

[@gripthemoney77]

Damn good album.....

[@RatPackOG]

Self medication, Paradise II and Village Slum All give me MD DC vibes I use to listen to Norah jones to go to sleep on a CD player x) Love them! of the Seth Mcfarland is waht brought me to logic and to this song and album but ye some real MD shit here the name itself is inreffernce to a area in MD called College Park

[@FaZekiller-qe3uf]

Been waiting fr.

[@sync.6451]

Listening this album in Dolby Atmos on Apple Music is very cool🥵🔥

[@vampilinaa]

22:18 my judgmental friend when i get the aux Aware

[@crisslmndr]

In RedPill VII there's a Common Sample 😏

[@luisdaprodigy2208]

Skeptical Jon

[@ew20plays12]

The disrespect for supermarket

[@addyy420]

DO YEAT AFTERLYFE

[@flacko_loading]

Ive been waiting for this!!!

[@royalwarlord2342]

Was does it sounds thin mean? I dont understand because the production here is vastly superior to his last two albums

[@JR-dq9qr]

Love you JD but think you could of gave it more of a chance with the concept you seemed dismissive from the first second

[@themoviecritic1092]

Yeah and I feel he really didn't grasp Lightyear, like I understand not liking Supermarket but yk

[@jorwin2002]

Thought the album was okay off first listen, but it got much better off more listens. Do agree that the skits being at the end of songs is quite annoying, rather them be separate. Still don’t think the album holds a torch to tits, up or np; but its still decent.

[@danedopeboy6623]

Love it

[@christopheramaya7762]

Jon please listen to can’t look in my eyes by kid Cudi ft Kanye!!!

[@dolphinn9017]

I need a delux verion with just the skits cut off them.

[@aaymanafzal2499]

mans become a shawn cee typa hater

[@dusky_og]

Redman wasn't in Wu-Tang though

[@morehoops]

He must have been thinking of method man and cause RZA was on the intro track

[@dusky_og]

@@morehoops true

[@BestInPlayz]

Idk why people hate highlife I love this song

[@Twinturbovan]

How ignorant can a person be to compare alcohol to marijuana when the damages and addiction dont even come close to comparison.. Smdh.

[@Uub27]

idk I loved Logic on the guitar thats prolly my favourite part of the album

[@gageclark9088]

If you listen to the skits high they funny asf 😂

[@SHSNJROTC]

Grew up 10 mins from College Park and 20 mins from Logic's basement studio at Lembos house.... this whole record hits home for me in soo many ways.. but that outro from lucy rose on wake up just threw me back to my high school days... loved this albums vibe

[@CGoneColdOfficial]

Fr, I’m from moco so I resonate with this

[@proactive_plus8887]

Don Toliver dropped a lovesick deluxe it’s only 4 songs but it’ll be dope if you react to it

[@Xxbte96xX]

Yeah at first I didn't mind the skits, but after a few more listens I truly don't like a lot of them, and I think it has to do with the pretty bad acting and just generally childish vibe in almost all of them. They sound too forced, especially his buddy Castro. Ironically though, Castro sounds great when he's actually featured on the tracks.

[@themoviecritic1092]

Yeah Castro was... ugh, "cringe" but the only skits I enjoyed was the one after Self Meditation, the one after the coordinates track and the skit that happens during Lightyear

[@maverickbestop1628]

The legend I've been waiting on this one. first hopefully