Moscow’s Most MAGNIFICENT Mall! 🤩

Come with me to explore GUM, which can only be described as the most beautiful shopping mall I’ve ever seen.
Located just off of the Red Square it is one of Moscow’s main tourist attractions. So, sit back and relax as we take a tour. Enjoy the amazing architecture of this historic site.

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

Have you ever seen a mall more beautiful than this one?

[@abbeystump]

@@scottishguyinmoscow No

[@evl3894]

"Kitay-Gorod" from the old-russian word "kit" - a wicker fence. It's just that the word is similar to the russian pronunciation of China.

[@M25Republic]

My local LIDL looks much better.

[@johnhickman2033]

Best I've seen

[@BigBlueRabbit]

No. It’s the most beautiful mall I’ve ever seen. Russia is so much better than everywhere else. There are no drunken, homeless people or murderers or odd looking people like in our terrible shopping malls. It’s amazing. Not like that Collective West shopping mall that we have to go to 😢

[@ChrisPipinghot]

Jeezo, that looks amazing Jim. Can't wait to do my trip to Moscow.

[@LemonScreech]

Given the choice of London or Moscow. I would go for Moscow. Looks amazing. Nice to see it retains its culture.

[@Quantummechanics-p4o]

Of course! Moscow wins by a mile ! Moscow even better than Paris too, people don’t know and now is more tricky to visit it but if you are determined you can do it easily.

[@abbeystump]

@@Quantummechanics-p4o I would prefer Vorkuta to London...Its the people who make the city.😀

[@stevestone4346]

Well said.

[@abbeystump]

I was there in winter.Unforgettable Christmas Experience. I love Russian Canteens and Stolovaya 57 in the GUM is quality plus ❤❤

[@macrusmail]

Glad to see that normal people like Jim are happy in Russia.

[@AW_77]

WOW! I knew they had some nice places in Moscow, the famous underground stations etc. but this mall has impressed me.

[@allanwaters9782]

I'm moving to Moscow soon! You've helped me decide - thanks!

[@artemprudnikov5693]

Welcome

[@pythonofsky4545]

I'm Russian but I am far away from Russia. And it's nice for me to watch a video like this. 👍

[@Luorawetlan]

The name Kitay-gorod comes from the old word "kita", that is, a bundle of poles that were used in the construction of fortifications. Kitay-gorod was the second belt of fortifications around the Kremlin.

[@AndreyAndrey-gm7hi]

Было столько переименований улиц и в советское время и в 90е. Могли бы переименовать в Кита-город или Кита-град.

[@ЕленаИванова-ы4ж2э]

You forgot to show the toilet🤣😅🌺😏👍jokes aside, but even the toilet looks nice there! 🌹

[@НаталияЗарецкая-д5и]

Там даже можно принять душ

[@BritishChef436]

Awesome video, as always. You are smashing youtube at the moment. And Russia is an amazing country

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

Cheers mate

[@johnwentling2911]

In the US that's a normal, middle class expense for breakfast. What I find most impressive is that, unlike the US (and probably the UK as well), very few obese or morbidly obese people. I'd say 1 in 3 in the US is normal, and people don't have their faces planted into a device either, they're actually enjoying their magnificent surroundings, using them only to snap a picture here and there. I love Russia.

[@hongengland9070]

Hi guys, did you know that ГУМ - Государственный Универсальный Магазин ( Department Store) was opened on the 2nd of December 1893 in Moscow ❤ 🇷🇺. Have a great one.

[@gaetanomaximus8650]

I'm looking forward to seeing this, finally, when I get to Moscow.

[@beebee33]

We were there this summer. It was so gorgeously built and decorated. And in such an historic location:) we want to go back to Moscow!

[@MrsWinstonRumford]

А знаменитая Столовая чтобы покушать?

[@RichardStephens-bt6or]

Absolutely stunning just been walking around Leeds city centre full of homeless people people with mental health problems living on the streets drugs and drink fueled violence thank you for showing us your experiences unfortunately we don't get to see theses images on the BBC & Sky

[@Selous_Scout]

There’s other KZbin channels that show the real Russia outside of Moscow and they give you the real picture of the country and believe me some stuff ain’t pretty

[@jerrytaylor146]

In Moscow the homeless would be shot along with Gays and Lesbions, get real buddy.

[@jonathansimmonds3758]

There are plenty of places in Russia far more dismal than Leeds. Every country has glorious places especially in the heart of its capital city. However, having lived in Russia on and off since the 90s and was in G.U.M. shopping centre when it was barely hanging on, it is amazing how it and Moscow as a whole has improved so much and has become a comparatively clean city compared to the disaster of the 90s. I also appreciate the Russian love for literature and young people are generally more cultured. It is sad that Russia/West relations have deteriorated so much again. Russia has many flaws too and maybe a strong man like Putin was needed for a bit to recover from the chaos of the 90's, but now he has overstepped and brought tragedy to millions. Whilst bustling shopping malls may give the impression that all is fine and dandy, the economic, political and social heart of Russia is not well.

[@vknfriendly]

@@jonathansimmonds3758 More than half the world will not agree with you; it was you, the Western countries, who crossed the line, imagining themselves to be superhumans and bringing only suffering to the world for many centuries and doing so now. After you, only ruins and plundered countries remain; it is worth remembering what you did under a far-fetched pretext with Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya, Syria and so on. Over the past hundred years, you have destroyed or subjugated dozens of countries, making them your colonies. It was you who staged a coup in our allied state of Ukraine in 2014. It was not Putin who started the war, the war has been going on for 10 years in Ukraine, Russians are being killed. Putin has simply run out of patience and now he is destroying the Nazi Zelensky regime, which is simply a puppet in Western hands, and Ukraine is meat in the fight against Russia. Stop reading Western propaganda and you will all understand who is on the side of truth and goodness. And to your disappointment, it is not you and not your states that are on the side of good.

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

@@jonathansimmonds3758 Let me also remind you where the United States and the Europeans invaded, where they mercilessly killed everyone who came to hand. Although many of these countries were thousands of miles away from the United States and could not threaten security. Millions of civilians died in these attacks. List of countries that bombed/attacked the United States after World War II: Korea and China (1950-53) Guatemala (1954) Indonesia (1958) Cuba (1959-61) Guatemala (1960) Congo (1964) Laos (1964-73) Vietnam (1961-73) Cambodia (1969-70) Guatemala (1967-69) Grenada (1983) Lebanon (1983,1984) Libya (1986) El Salvador (1980s) Nicaragua (1980s) Iran (1987) Panama (1989) Iraq (1991) Kuwait (1991) Somalia (1993) Bosnia (1994, 1995) Sudan (1998) Afghanistan (1998) Yugoslavia (1999) Yemen (2002) Iraq (1991-2003) Iraq (2003-2015) Afghanistan (2001-2015) Pakistan (2007-2015) Somalia (2007, 2008, 2011) Yemen (2009, 2011) Libya (2011, 2015) Series (2014-2015)

[@artemlevin]

Next show the ЦУМ, it's much more bettere Harrods is)))

[@nick7602]

Love to live in Russia, just cant speak the language sadly

[@AlexanderTch]

There are many people living in Russia not speaking Russian. First. In big cities, especially in Moscow, many people, especially those who are younger, speak English on certain level, maybe all of them. English is mandatory course in all Russan secondary and high schools. Second, many people living in Russia with no knowledge of Russian use mobile applications, like Yandex translator, so you say phrase to your smartphone and it immediately translates and generates audio with translated phrase, so people, can communicate. Third, there are some communities of people from different countries in Russia, where you can be in contact with your contrymen. Fourth, Russian language is not that difficult to learn. In some features it's simpler than English.

[@lervish1966]

Do you own a big coat?

[@abbeystump]

Don’t let that stop you traveling there…..

[@AlexanderTch]

@@lervish1966 Do you?

[@ЕленаШепелева-я9у]

❤❤😂😂

[@mmxxiv392]

Wow! Absolutely beautiful mall. Enjoy!

[@Quantummechanics-p4o]

I was there only a month ago , what an incredible place , this is what Harrods would be for London but GUM is bigger, more spacious , more beautiful and enjoyable experience, love it ! ❤❤

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

Totally agree

[@invictus99]

I enjoy how you pay tribute to Russian language indeed, I'll give you a small hint вкусно is pronounced more like fkoosno. V turns to a softer sound

[@hipopotamus2625]

First like ❤than watch 😊

[@hipopotamus2625]

Thanks for showing 😊

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

My pleasure 😊

[@smaikzorin4492]

В Шотландском языке есть буква Г которая произносится как на русском !!!

[@bukvarem]

И буква «Р» тоже...

[@davefinch4535]

Me and the missis looking at getting to moscow for 5 nights, looks gorgeous. Great videos👍👍👍👍 🇷🇺

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

Have fun!

[@Quantummechanics-p4o]

@@davefinch4535 Go for it 100% recommend it and you would love to come back 🙈

[@alvinasun8055]

mate 25 pounds is cheap, I paid nearly 10 for a croissant and a regular capuccino at M&S cafe in Bedford last weekend

[@waynemclaughlin96]

I've seen this place before ? I think it was on Joseph Rose's podcast, the Expat American in Moscow. It's impressive to see again. I think the shopping there is expensive because it's close to the Kremlin in the Red Square ? The meal that you bought at that café would the price be cheaper ? Like, have the price elsewhere or maybe $15.

[@Luorawetlan]

The real price for this is 6-7 bucks.GUM is for tourists who have just arrived and don't understand the realities or for rich Russians who like to show off their wealth.

[@lervish1966]

Are there malls in Scotland?

[@AshleyMcIntosh-zz7kr]

No just one corner shop

[@shirley1827]

Not much different to our precincts , except bigger, but nice to see the different noises, and the nice fountain and orange trees. 😊

[@glasgowmedia7421]

Wow that is absolutely stunning architecture in that shopping mall. Has to be the most beautiful place in the world to shop. Wouldn’t bother me paying a bit more if you are in such an amazing place. Thanks for sharing 👏

[@FreedomSage]

I enjoy watching this! Thank you.

[@willrock613]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@hipopotamus2625]

Did you get some good delicious bread with your Omelet?

[@lervish1966]

It cost £50

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

I didn't

[@percotes3067]

Great vid, can't wait to see any hidden gems in Moscow as well! Do you know some? Mb ppl you've met so far told you about? Will wait to your recs and new videos 🤟👏

[@abbeystump]

There is an original toilet in GUM which is 200 R

[@artemprudnikov5693]

At first glance, it seems that foreign tourists for the most part do not go further than Red Square, Tretyakov Gallery and GUM. The most desperate go to VDNKh and Vorobyovy Gory, and those who are absolutely crazy go on a tour of the Moscow metro. But this is not quite true. Although a promenade along the classic sights of the capital is mandatory, some foreign tourists from the breed of the particularly curious find places, sometimes unknown to the aborigines themselves. That is, for us. That's what they consider hidden gems in Moscow and nearby. 1. "Childhood Castle" On the way from Domodedovo airport to the territory of the State Farm named after Lenin is an unusual kindergarten, built in the form of a fairy-tale castle and decorated in all the colors of the rainbow. Around it there are the same bright and original playgrounds where children frolic during walks. Foreigners are not too inventively calling it Russian Disneyland. The structure vaguely resembles the German Neuschweinstein, which is especially pleasing to visiting guests. 2. Golos ravine Golosov ravine in Kolomenskoye is a mystical place, although there is nothing visually outstanding about it. Previously, unexplained events took place there and, they say, even people and animals disappeared without a trace. For example, in the 16th century, during the retreat from Moscow, an entire Tatar cavalry detachment was lost in it. Then the horsemen suddenly appeared at the walls of the palace of the Russian tsar a few decades later - they claimed that they had fallen behind the army of Khan Devlet Giray. Khan himself had long been history by that time. We do not undertake to judge how true the story is, but there are still enough mystical fans at Golosov Ravine. 3. "Camera" "Camera" is an allegedly secret factory-laboratory for the production of toxic substances in the Soviet Union, founded in 1921. According to legend, poisons were created there, which were subsequently tested on political prisoners. Very little is known about the laboratory and its activities, including its exact location. Therefore, intourists are terribly interested - they look at satellite photos of some large building in the Leninsky district of the Moscow region (it was not possible to find out exactly why) and dream of visiting the dungeons of the great and terrible K.G.B. Ballet, "Game of Thrones" and fashion show: the most unusual events of the Moscow subway. 4. The State Darwin Museum The State Darwin Museum has 3 floors and more than 5,000 exhibits. It was built at the beginning of the 20th century - it is believed that at that time it was the world's first museum of natural history. Tourists are especially impressed by the hall with dinosaur models and an impressive collection of birds, they also praise the technical equipment and interactive exhibitions. 5. Monument to Yuri Gagarin The sculpture of Yuri Gagarin ascending, installed in 1980 just before the opening of the Olympic Games in Moscow, towers over Leninsky Prospekt by as much as 43 meters. The mighty figure of the cosmonaut seems to cover the Earth, and his gaze directs further and higher into the Universe. Foreigners consider this monument to be one of the brightest in Moscow and strive to see it live: the monument really impresses with its scale and symbolism. And the factories are standing! The best industrial excursions in and near Moscow. 6. "Golden brains" According to a number of foreign guests, the building of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences on Leninsky Prospekt is one of the most mysterious and unique projects of Soviet architecture. The bizarre metal structures that crown the structure are called golden brains - the bends of the metal in the light of sunlight vaguely resemble convolutions. Some foreigners even believe that these iron hulks were used for mass zombification of people. Yes, before the invention of cell towers, we had to get out somehow. 7. Bunker-703 The former Cold War document repository in the Zamoskvoretsky district of the capital is another coveted object for our foreign friends. It was declassified only in 2018, and now you can get there with a guided tour. The entrance to the bunker is located in an inconspicuous gray building, and the premises are located at a depth of 30 m underground. And here everything is for real. 8. The Museum Intourists rather poetically call it the park of fallen monuments. They come here to look at the mutilated busts of Stalin, statues of Lenin, Dzerzhinsky and the overthrown coats of arms of the Indestructible. And they also believe that the clusters of contemporary art in the Museum do not fit well with the Soviet heritage and do not understand why all this was placed in one space.

[@percotes3067]

@@artemprudnikov5693 wow, thanks man, appreciate it 🤩 That's huge 👏👏👏

[@Dan69123]

Nice Stoney

[@wesleymccoy-s1o]

Z

[@Quantummechanics-p4o]

Great video , very entertaining. Have you done a video on Aviapark ? If not , please do one it is worthy and the surrounding areas look good too

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

Will do soon

[@soma4u289]

Magnificent structures. Those Tradesman and Builders certainly knew their craft.

[@olivegrove2615]

You didn't go to the soviet canteen, has it closed?

[@artemprudnikov5693]

He’ll go there soon

[@Pato_7]

I was there yesterday. The value of this canteen is exaggerated, but as a tourist attraction - it's okay once.

[@СанияНижник]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@IchiroIrabu]

I'd rather go to Столовая 57. It's better in many aspects.

[@MrsWinstonRumford]

Yes

[@abbeystump]

They do a nice soft cheese salmon wrap / boiled egg topped with caviar side dish…❤

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

I’ll go there soon

[@abbeystump]

@@scottishguyinmoscow The historic toilet lower level will also make a nice clip…. 200 r to use so get your money’s worth.

[@AndreyAndrey-gm7hi]

​@@abbeystumpперейти через красную площадь там бесплатный туалет рядом со Спасской башней

[@davidgreveson2696]

Did that say Turkey liver on that menu

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

I think so

[@markwebster243]

Love how gum is expensive yet you’re wearing THE BADGE😆,great video. Was the metal detector installed due to the war?

[@artemprudnikov5693]

The metal detector was installed long before the war because of terrorism

[@Luorawetlan]

No, against terrorism.

[@Flyskyhigh_G]

Metal detectors are everywhere in Russia for decades already, because we had lots of attacks in early 2000s.

[@Vladimir-hq1ne]

@3:07 - not locals. Tourists only.

[@AndreyAndrey-gm7hi]

Москвичей в пределах садового кольца вообще не осталось

[@GregoryBamber]

Been there, awesome place.

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

It sure is!

[@Mike-m7q]

There is a Soviet style canteen in ГУМ...for the same money :)

[@vknfriendly]

Jim does not know about canteen number 57, where the food is tasty and cheap in the same building?

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

I want to go here

[@vknfriendly]

@@scottishguyinmoscow 👍

[@parvesh.5_357]

You should visit dobrograd

[@SEAMUSKANE-n1p]

Where is Claudia ??

[@lervish1966]

Hiding

[@IvanIvanov-n2p]

Where is Alfia?

[@fredericknalaremah939]

It's been upgraded since I was last shopping in the GUM or Univermag as it was known in 69/70 era and certainly a lot more to buy these days. I bought my first fur hat from a large shop up behind the Bolshoi theatre and remember an amazing tobacco shop that sold a multitude of Cuban cigars that were all the rage back home. Keep up the good work showing a much more colourful and relaxed Moscow these days.

[@stevestone4346]

Wow, utter magnificence. Beam me up Scotty!!

[@AshleyMcIntosh-zz7kr]

"Not an everyday place,"funny how the waitress new yir name but.

[@philsummers9931]

Moscow is very impressive. Thanks Jim.

[@ianhamilton396]

Sanctions have not been kind to Mr Kusnirovich and his brands.

[@Vladimir-hq1ne]

Most expensive one, mind you.

[@Constantine909]

Bro you're killing this youtube thing, a few more months and you might be able to quit your job :) As an American considering moving to Russia in the next 5 years - I greatly appreciate your content, keep it up! Btw you've inspired me to learn to speak Russian

[@scottishguyinmoscow]

Nice one mate! Get stared you won’t regret it

[@aleksas8629]

9:39 Он сказал "couple wines last night" похмелье...болеет дружок,думает сок поможет...Неееее Jim ты еще не local на все 100%...Видимо девченки на рыбалке не совсем раскрыли тему"настоящего русского"...🍻

[@MrKvp1]

While the Grand Kremlin Palace is officially listed at Putin's residence, he of course, doesn't really live there. One of his many properties is located at Novo-Ogaryovo. Then there is Putin's Palace in Sochi. ГУМ/Gum is acronym for Glavnyi Universalnyi Magazin, which translates to "Main Universal Store. (Main Department Store)." During my first visit, it was called the "State Department Store." It was changed to "Main" after the fall of the USSR. There are various cities that have a "GUM." Moscow's is the most famous. I wish I'd had a smart phone during my first visit back in Jan of 89. What a dive! Large lines for crappy products, dark, damp, and decrepit. Now? It's only for the high rollers. Prada, Boss, Chanel, etc. Prior to Russia's unjustified war in Ukraine, I did hit the grocery story in GUM when I was feeling decadent, which wasn't very often at those prices.)))

[@Flyskyhigh_G]

Great video, thank you! As a suggestion, make a video on Prechistenka / Ostozhenka streets and side streets area, it’s a lovely part of old Moscow.

[@susanraby-dunne8180]

Been there a couple of times in August. Pretty swanky plus it was about 30 C!

[@xanta21]

1893 It was built, The Tsar Nicholas really Spoiled his Plebs and Peasants

[@paulcaskey]

I paid that much for a similar meal in America recently, but it was at a run down diner and a homeless guy screamed at me in some foreign language in the parking lot.

[@svensulzmann4282]

Looks like The Forum Mall in Las Vegas which is part of Cesar’s Palace

[@thewanderer8643]

Hi, lol man, HOW can you not remember if you have ate at that cafe in front of the shopping mall or not? lol cmon

[@suegreene1]

Rainning is coming, if in the sky are shearing sheep water is on it's way

[@solafide6647]

Looks so clean and fresh unlike the west of Scotland 😢

[@alex-E7WHU]

It looks very clean and safe.

[@NGP14]

You are so lucky to be a local in the most beautiful country ..always been my dream hope to visit soon. Thank you for the journeys you take us on each time .For your informative honest and fun videos ,keep up the great work. ✌️🇷🇺🇷🇺🙏🇦🇺

[@jimbaker4620]

Amazing videos. Thanks.

[@adolfhuovinen2848]

There are no such shops in Putin's poor country. It's all theater. There are small shops Lafki in the country of Putin , where people can buy lard (salo) onions, garlic, black and white bread, tea and sometimes sausages Tšaynaya and Diplomat of the third grade and cigarettes Belomorkanal. Only for the New year people are allowed to buy the sausage Servelat.And for ladies they have Red Moscow perfumes. And you can’t find any toothpaste, they sell only toothpowder Osoby. And some black market traders sell booze Moonshine behind the store. And since the autumn 2023 there are no eggs in the Lafka-stores. В нищей стране Путина нет таких магазинов. Это все театр и показуха. Там есть маленькие лавки, где люди могут себе купить жирное сало, лук, чеснок, черный и белый хлеб, чай и иногда сосиски и колбасу Дипломат третьего сорта и папиросы Беломорканал. Только к Новому году можно купить колбасу Сервелат. И для женщин есть духи Красная Москва. И за магазином торговцы чёрного рынка , фарцовщики, продают бухло Самогон. Зубной пасты нет, есть только зубной порошок Особый. И начиная с осени 23го года в лавках больше нет куриных яиц.

[@interpretolog]

В будку иди, тарас

[@peterjaniceforan3080]

Prison bait😳

[@tanyayarochkina8889]

Сегодня пасмурно

[@mediocreman2]

You definitely don't want to buy anything in that mall. I needed a new pair of swim trunks and finally found some on the 2nd level. They were $180 USD. 😅

[@Океюшка]

Садовод вам в помощь. А лучше валберис. Аминь! Нашли ,где труселя покупать.

[@liubaayna9559]

You can still buy ice-cream at that mall.

[@michaelmichael8538]

In Soviet times all the departments and canteens were affordable for anybody and it was always full of people and there were no unnecessary commercials that match GUM like a saddle matches a cow

[@ЛизаХ-л2г]

До революции, когда ГУМ и построили, все торговые пассажи были в рекламе магазинов и фирм! Они созданы для рекламы и торговли! После революции большевики изуродовали здание, уничтожив почти всё декоративное убранство Верхних Торговых рядов, превратив в безликое непотребство.

[@МарияРоманова-с4ь]

Раньше, в советское время, люди стояли в очередях в ГУМе за дефицитным товаром, которого не было в других местах. А сейчас, слава Богу, нет дефицита и полно магазинов, где можно купить любые товары без очереди😂

[@bruceybrew]

6:12 please tell me she wasn’t having her child take a pic of her!

[@dicecorporation]

The divorce rate in Russia is still high so it wouldn't surprise me lol

[@abbeystump]

She wasn’t having her child take a pic of her!😊

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

@@dicecorporation The divorce rate in Russia differs from the U.S. divorce rate by 0.01% and is the same for all developed countries. The only difference is that CNN made this report specifically about Russia, and the blue-haired zombies started repeating it after them. 😆

[@ТамараТамара-я9ф]

​@@dicecorporationА у вас, вообще не женятся почти или женятся после 40 лет!!!!

[@Vladimir-hq1ne]

@2:23 - wishful thinking, eh?

[@Vladimir-hq1ne]

@10:46 - beef bacon? WHAT THE FRACK?

[@IvanIvanov-n2p]

Bakon out of beef, what do you know, Volodia ,its Russia

[@Vladimir-hq1ne]

@0:45 to @0:50 there were no russians filmed.

[@bernib8353]

В этом магазине нет дорогих товаров. Просто некоторые посетители данного магазина мало зарабатывают 😀

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

вы правы! это магазин для нищибродов , где пара китайских носков стоит 1000$🤣🤣

[@МарияРоманова-с4ь]

В этом магазине все товары дорогие. Такие же точно в другом магазине можно купить в два раза дешевле😂

[@ПосольствоРусскихПисателей]

Просто нет дураков покупать там

[@sambradley7627]

Лицо сильно воспалено.

[@AlexanderTch]

А тебе что?

[@dimdim2670]

Это освещение

[@mikevetrov8312]

Русским становится- бухает 😂😂

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

@@AlexanderTch Это он так в Россией в интернете борется, смело и бесстрашно. Истинный ариец. 😆

[@ipand1011]

У него отеки, видно по лицу.

[@sergeykras4599]

3 с лишним тыщи заплатил считай-что ни за что

[@smaikzorin4492]

😂