Sicilian Defense - Kveinis Variation | Chess Lesson # 112

[@NMRobertRamirez]

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[@juaresbarbosa3833]

Man, seriously you got me so hooked on the pirc defense that I've been scoring 62,5% in my games with black and only 48% with white, so I decided to start playing a3 with white just so I could do what I do in the pirc and it's actually working haha. Feeling pumped to learn the Sicilian as well

[@joelvanegas9167]

Just reached 1500 on lichess with the Anderson opening as white (A3)

[@dhruvdust1812]

@@joelvanegas9167 i feel that playing a3 as first move is a large psychological factor that throws the opponent off of the mark. I mean, a3 simply means White wants to play as black, but it's such an insulting way of starting the game that black mostly just loses the psychological war.

[@joelvanegas9167]

@@dhruvdust1812 EXACTLY. Being my elo rating, you would be so surprised by how many times I’ve seen my opponents taking 10 seconds before there first move. I’ve actually studied A3 more and found out a line after playing A3, play C4 which is of course the English

[@dhruvdust1812]

@@joelvanegas9167 true... for white i just try taking advantage of being a tempo up and play the english.

[@itiller69]

Pls more of the sicilian line thanx

[@diegomaradona14]

I went through all the lessons and I can say for myself that this one passed in a second. Thank you

[@NMRobertRamirez]

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[@jumpingship3001]

Just with the pirc you've turned me into a very confident winning chess player. The Sicilian I'm not ready for, but I will watch the series to learn from you. Thank you Roberto.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

You are more than welcome! 👍

[@davidbatchelder85]

I was just thinking the same thing, I want to know the pirc, also I have gained more confidence I am only rated 1300 but am now playing 1800 and or around and taking it to the very end. So it is great to be able to do that. Fantastic. Not winning allot but learning a ton. Robert is awesome

[@jumpingship3001]

@@davidbatchelder85 Yes David Roberto is awesome. The Czech pirc video # 51 has been so valuable for me. It gets me into the middle game safely and I play it as black or white. I'm satisfied to just play the pirc. My bishops an knights have more freedom. Board vision is better. I'm about to start improving my endgame play which hurts my game with good players.

[@RyanKrauss]

The thing that I love about Robert's channel is that he has the mindset of a professional coach who also helps kids. It might seem a little crazy that we're on video 112 and we're getting to the Sicilian. But he knows the background that he should expect his audience to have at this point. That makes this a Sicilian video that's at the perfect level for me at this point.

[@aniket1008]

Was waiting for this for long time. Since I have stopped playing pirc as it doesn't gave me a lot of attacking chances. But thank you for this. Gonna play sicilian. Hopefully you will make it like you made the pirc series

[@sarahfisher5719]

I’ve been trying the Sicilian again and I really appreciate the information! Thanks!

[@jemir8012]

I like playing chess but never played for the past months. I am your new subscriber. Never had an idea how i came across to your channel but i think its a blessing for me. Done watching your czech pirc line and i think that was the mean reason why I sub because i found out your explanation is way better. Looking forward to watch all your previous videos. Thanks for sharing your ideas. Gracias

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Welcome aboard! 👍😎

[@dumitrualexandru5188]

the position at min. 19.20 it is simply stunning, a poetry on the chess table ❤

[@tpiano1165]

I've been playing this variation of the Sicilian defense ever since this video came out, and it's unbelievable how many games which go Nce2 @13:04 . After e5 it's an easy win! Thank you for showing this opening to all of us!

[@akifii2541]

Absolutely. You should dive more into this defence. I hope you will do it in the next lesson!

[@davidbatchelder85]

I am using your opening, as you stated. AS you use it over and over. You see the pit falls and blunders you fall into. But, when playing 400 300 points above myself and can go till the very end. NOw we are talk some serious learning. Thank you so very much.

[@PowerMindset07]

More variations on the sicilian please!!!

[@tutorthony3996]

Thank you so much NM Sir Robert, I was so enlightened/empowered by your erudition on the 2nd move of black, P-K3 (e6)!⚡⚡⚡ Extending up to the hedgehog variation!

[@mohammedmustafa6746]

I always wanted to ask you if you'd make a video on the Sicilian. Thanks for this. Can we expect more videos on it, like you did with the pirc and KID?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Yes, depending on the feedback you guys provide, we will continue to expand on the Sicilian 👍💪

[@kelemenaron2]

Yeah I would like it too

[@joseb6068]

@@kelemenaron2 Same here

[@kunalvm]

Finally! you bring the Sicilian to us! Thanks boss!! Looking forward to all other variations!

[@raphaelseitz805]

Great review, love the Kveinis variation for bullet chess and got two remarks: 1. After 5. Nc3 Lc5, 6. Nce2 is pretty common and often ends in the checkmate shown or 6...e5 7. Nf5 Bxf2 8. Kd2 g6 winning a piece because otherwise it's checkmate. In the 6. Na4 variation there is a trap not shown here: 6... Qa5+ 7. c3 Bxd4 8. Qxd4 Nf6 and now 9. Bd3? is not uncommon but loses a piece to Nc6 10. Qc4 Ne5 and the bishop or knight is lost due to the overworked queen. I think I have never encountered 6. Ncb5 and hardly 6. Ndb5 at around 2000. Most just play 6. Nxc6 😊

[@davidbatchelder85]

This is a great class, when one is learning, always the mountain of info. But video allows you to review and review and review. Thats the deal Thank you

[@mylesbenetdyson6851]

I defeat 1550 - 1600 players one after the other with this variant. it seems like many do not know how to deal with this line. Many thanks for this knowledge. And definitely subscribed😊👍👍

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Welcome aboard, Myles and thanks a lot for your feedback 🙌👍

[@AnimSparkStudios]

as usual the best explanation

[@thomasjackson9993]

Thank you for covering the Sicilian. I play the Nadjorf.

[@MrDrElbow]

This has been a brilliant weapon at my level in 3+2 blitz. Thank you very much for the video. Was a follow up video ever made covering 5.Nb3?

[@JohnS-il1dr]

This channel has the best lesson structure off all the chess channels. I paid 60 an hour for lessons from a GM and it was nowhere near the quality I get here.

[@Tommy_Egerup]

I agree

[@roryharvey2727]

This has been a perfect introduction for me to start playing the Sicilian! 😊

[@vidyangwagh1303]

Hi coach thank you for this instructive, lesson like pirc and KID can you please make a in depth repertoire for white.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

You are more than welcome! And yes, we will little by little continue to build our repertoire as white and as black 👍

[@sirwilfried]

Thank you for pointing this out with 4.Qb6, I've been playing this variant myself for a few years with 4.Bc5 !? the Basman sale variant very successful! There is his very good book by Valeri Bronznik on this variant. I'm looking forward to expanding my theoretical knowledge with 4.Qb6!

[@NMRobertRamirez]

You are more than welcome! Let me know how it goes 👍

[@user-hi3ke6qh7q]

I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now and my chess has improved a lot. Can you do some lessons on the English opening?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

That's great to hear! And yes, we will be covering the English in this course 👍💪

[@kriszed5329]

Nice videos as always, Robert!. I wonder if you ever play the dragon variation? It seems quite similar to the Pirc, which I learned from you channel. I have got a bit tired of the Pirc lately though. White often avoids the Austrian and 150 and just plays the classical, which I have trouble breaking. Looking for something new with a fiancetto.

[@anthonygross1963]

This is interesting variation, I'm going to start using it soon. Well done!

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Excellent! Let me know how it goes 👍💪

[@JM-gz1cp]

As someone who only plays the English think you so much for including that in the end.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

👍😎

[@3Slippers]

I played this setup vs a friend just this week, very interested to learn more, especially the 6.Nb3 lines

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hope you like lesson # 113 👍

[@vg_ramparab4215]

You explained very nicely I subscribed your channel

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Thank you and welcome aboard! Feel free o ask me any questions you might have 👍

[@katherineli1920]

Thank you!I really take inspiration from your videos! But at 7:54 can't white just take the e5 pawn? The queen and knight is looking at it.

[@Stu939]

This looks as though it could be worth a try. I've been trying to learn the Sveshnikov, but have realised that since Magnus Carlsen uses it, a lot of people know exactly what to do. Also want to say that thanks to knowing more through your videos, I finally went down to my local chess club the other day. I just about survived a game against an eight year old.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Kids are dangerous 😎 At 8 years of age, they could have been training since they were 5 for all you know.

[@Stu939]

Just wanted to come back and say how much I'm enjoying this opening. I like the relative clarity of its plans compared to most Sicilians, and have even gotten the quick checkmate a couple of times.

[@melomanmusic9762]

I like Kveinis variation, first game and I got 92.8% accuracy and won, the guy did exactly what was described here. Looking forward to learn hedgehog variation as well.

[@jeffersonparsons5519]

I've had such a busy weekend, I just watched this today. I played the dragon for a few dozen games, just before I discovered your channel. I didn't like the Sicilian, every opponent has a favorite way to attack it. Too much theory. I much prefer the Pirc. But I never tried this line. I just don't know if I have the time to learn this. I am still learning the Zuckertort, which I love. But I love you for the volume and quality of your content. Keep it coming!

[@3D_Medusa]

Great stuff! Did you say there is a Lichess link for this study or we make our own?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello Joel! Yes, there is! Just let me have your username 👍

[@jackmckok87]

Please continue on the sicilian. Im around 1900 but cant make it expert. I find your videos very helpful.

[@katherineli1920]

Thanks! I am grate ful for your help and thanks to you, I can defeat chess champions in my school!

[@B0rn2winnñ-00]

Robert this cool stuff got few quick wins even at the high level . Robert I was hoping for a white opening double fencheto system.after this

[@lalitverma1720]

I'm getting better watching ur videos and 1st time commenting on ur channel. Thanks for your precious videos

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! Thanks a lot for taking the time to comment. It is truly rewarding to know you are finding value in these lessons 👍

[@sivanxpsivanesan9485]

The new line is very interesting and hope you will provide the other lines line 5.Nb3 in the upcoming videos. ☺

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Absolutely! Thanks a lot for your feedback 👍🙌

[@IB4theAIB]

Excellent - more please!

[@NMRobertRamirez]

You got it!

[@Leeedy_1]

I remember when I first studied the Sicilian in the early stages of 2016 from both perspectives of white and black, I used the regular dragon, but then in late 2016 I started playing the Hyper Accelerated dragon and stuck to it from there until I recently got bored using the opening every time I encountered e4 with the black pieces looking for a change against e4, and of course I would find that change watching your Pirc videos as I now use the Czech Pirc against e4

[@Leeedy_1]

@Neo-Con Atheist If white plays h3 before I intend to put it on g4, I’ll play h6 and then put the bishop on e6 so white can’t try to harass it with Ng5. But I agree, people say it’s boring just bc it’s not very aggressive, and in my honest opinion, aggressive chess is great and all, but at the same time it’s kinda overrated. Positional chess nowadays doesn’t get enough love

[@Leeedy_1]

@Neo-Con Atheist yeah it is bc the e5 push is meant to hit the center after white defends the e4 pawn attacked by the knight on f6 given that the queen on a5 is meant to pin white’s c3 knight. After e5 you just soundly finish your development with Bg4/h6-Be6, Be7, O-O, Nbd7 (Castling queenside can become an option, too) and in case they ever play dxe5, you just simply take back with the d6 pawn. To add on one more thing, there is a trick behind Bg4 where if white’s not careful, black can take that f3 knight and win a pawn. Incase you wanna check that out, Rob Ramirez goes over it in a video on the Czech Pirc

[@Leeedy_1]

@Neo-Con Atheist like in case your curious about the potential threat of winning a pawn with Bg4 in the Czech Pirc, here’s rob’s video on it kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaCrmKKnm9ibbrM

[@ChavoRoJa]

Your back and forth explanation is very good for everyone, especially those who want to learn and appreciate chess,keep up the good work🤝🤝🤝🔥

[@saurabhpandey8681]

Sir, need a series about how to calculate and visualise in chess from beginner to master.....

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! That's a topic we have addressed and reinforced throughout the course, but we will certainly continue to work on it 💪

[@kelemenaron2]

I would also like to see the Caro-Kann. Great Video Thank You for all the videos 👍❤️

[@Hojayganaa]

Awaiting video please cover all variations related to this defense

[@Charles-Windham]

Looking forward to utilizing Sicilian. Love to settle in for a good long lesson. Got my drink! :) Oh, loving the new graphics!

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Glad to hear, Charles! Let me know how it goes with the Sicilian. Even if you do not play it a lot, it will be great to expand your horizons and get familiarized with new position types 👍

[@Charles-Windham]

@@NMRobertRamirez Yes to more of Sicilian Defense!

[@aaronjayeeduran2578]

coach thank u for this another video that u downloaded it 🙏another knowledge to my brain brain storming!

[@NMRobertRamirez]

You are more than welcome! 👍😎

[@bggines_1260]

Coach Rob, what if white moves 2.c4 how should black react...

[@ShivangB]

Hi coach Where can i get access to the notes??

[@MV-ch3mm]

Seems more logical than say, facing the austrian attack as a Pirc player. The weird moves are less likely to be forgotten for black, while white seems to have to remember some precise moves not to blunder right? I think I'll give this one a shot.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

You got it! Let me know how it goes 👍💪

[@MV-ch3mm]

@@NMRobertRamirez Sure! I already play most of the repertoires you shared, climbed to 2000+ in a few times control with them. My nick is MaxiVara on lichess, if you are ever curious about a viewer's play hehe. Happy new year!

[@uvknights]

I already started playing this. Learned it as english opening

[@dmitrybadass1696]

I feel like I need another year or two to feel comfortable in Pirc and KID and you throwing Sicilian at me. :) I can't resist.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

😅 I know, but the idea of looking into the Sicilian and other openings is to expand our horizons. You do not have to replace your current openings. Ideally we would add new openings to our repertoire, but for now, just stick to your current openings and use these lessons to learn more Chess and new position types 👍

[@guapoglass]

What about in the na4 variation where they just move the knight back to block check. Seems like there’s no better way to continue than to draw

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Good point! It is rare to see White trying to play for a draw, but they can certainly go for it. With that said, it would be great to try this line in a few games at this point in the course as a mean to expand your horizons and get familiarized with new position types 👍

[@andrb8945]

Will you cover more variations?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Yes, little by little we will be covering almost all the variations 👍

[@HighcarbHawesy]

Another wonderful lesson Robert. I had never seen this variation and like it. Can you include me in the Lichess study please - Hawesy

[@NMRobertRamirez]

You got it! I just added you 👍

[@davihomem7342]

could you do a pirc defense on the harmonist variation? or should i play it like the austrian?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! We will get to it, but in the interim, you can use what you already know from the classical and the Austrian 👍

[@stefka9156]

Thanks a lot Robert!!!! This defence is so tricky....that with white I go with 1d4, and with black with whatever. :(......so thanks if you manage to make me into the sicilian 👌

[@mookosh]

A fun variation for white is to b3, then fianchetto queenside. I sadly don't really play for black because I prefer kings Indian/pirc/grunfeld

[@Rockson920]

Do you have a course on this line?

[@joseb6068]

Hey coach , excellent video. Ive been waiting to play the sicilian for so long. Can you give some tips on dealing with elo anxiety? Like relaxing against a lower rated opponent and taking too much risks and being afraid to lose rating to higher rated players? Thanks for the excellent content, reached an all time high 1684 rapid :)

[@joseb6068]

Also i am pretty satisfied with how my rapid is but i wanna improve my blitz and bullet, mainly blitz. Any tips?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! We will certainly talk more about this topic, but as I have mentioned in other lessons, it mainly comes down to exposing yourself to it. As you play more blitz, you will become more comfortable with time pressure. Just be patient and enjoy the process. We all have been there. Anyways, we will continue to reinforce this in future lessons 👍💪 Elo anxiety will also be overcome as you continue to move up the ladder. We typically struggle with a certain rating until we break through it and then get stuck again and even go down. Then, we break through all the way to a new level. So, trust me...your Elo anxiety will disappear before you even notice it 😅

[@joseb6068]

@@NMRobertRamirez Thanks coach, thanks for the tips.

[@joseb6068]

Can u also add me in the lichess study for this one? I am really interested in this opening now. Thank you.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

@@joseb6068 of course! Just let me have your lichess username 👍

[@TimJapan]

That looks easy enough I'll give it a go right now

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Excellent! Let me know how it goes 👍

[@Mr354135]

Thank you for the lesson coach i have allways been suspicious about the sicilian becauseof lots of theory they can play alapin close öpen b3 etc.. although i struggle on pirc sometimes i start to understand it and i love Kid especially Na6 positional variation i think i should stick to what i know most

[@Rockson920]

Question; if the 6 Na4 line ...after Qa5+ I've been facing knight back to c3 . repeating the position. What's the best plan to handle that move ? Peter

[@Rockson920]

Sorry also 7 ..Na4

[@beksatibek]

Thank you for the lesson! I just wanted to tell you that I got to 2820 in puzzles and 1300 in rapid:)

[@kelemenaron2]

Then you should play more rated rapid and think more because if you are 2820 in puzzles then you could be way higher rated in rapid I'm 2000 in lichess rapid and blitz and my puzzle rating is 2320 but that's also true that I didn't solve puzzles a while ago on lichess

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Congrats! Now, it is a matter of closing that gap by continuing to train and play with different time controls 👍

[@beksatibek]

@@kelemenaron2 Thank you! Wow, that’s my dream to get to 2000. You’re right, I should play more rapid and think more, because I spend quite a lot of time on some puzzles. But I have never played on lichess, I will certainly play there too.

[@berz319]

Interested in NB3 variation which is most commonly played

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! We covered it in lesson # 113 👍

[@PowerMindset07]

can we get a sicilian dragon variation lesson

[@CaptnHowdy109]

Hey thank you so much for your videos!!! You have one of the best chess youtube channels! Could you do a comparison video about the differences between the pirc and the dragon? Thanks again!

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Thank you, Lukas! I just made a note to talk about the two at some point 👍

[@CaptnHowdy109]

@@NMRobertRamirez Thank you!

[@danilorito3400]

Thanks Robert, wonderful lesson. How can I have access to the study on lichess?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello Danilo! Just provide me with your lichess username and I will add you 👍

[@danilorito3400]

@@NMRobertRamirez kouga16 Thank you very much coach!

[@makentosh956]

Thank you so much You are awesome bro👍🌷

[@NMRobertRamirez]

You are more than welcome! 👍😎

[@jishnu8146]

Hi sir after King f8 Queen d6 check is come what will i do

[@igormilenkovic6537]

Robert, what would you play after 6. Na4 Qa5+ and 7. Nc3 again? As far as I research, it looks like only satisfactory move for black is 7.....Qb6.....but it leads to perpetual moves and draw (if white want it). How can I avoid draw as black in this situation? Tnx.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello Igor! You are absolutely right! Typically White does not play for a draw, but they could. I started with this variation, but now you can see on lesson # 113 how you could go for a hedgehog variation instead with a6. Soon, we will learn other variations too. Just use this variation as a way to start understanding the Sicilian better and to learn more Chess in general 👍

[@igormilenkovic6537]

@@NMRobertRamirez That's it.....thank you :-)

[@erichideki4994]

more sicilian please!

[@jemir8012]

I usually met Sicilian as white and find it very sharp. This is why i don't wanna use it as black. But because of this line maybe i will think again and try this line. Gracias

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Excellent! Just try to use it as a way to expand your horizons and get familiarized with new position types 👍

[@shadyemad9676]

will the Nb5 video be coming?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! Take a look at lesson # 113 👍 Also, we will continue with the Sicilian in a few lessons. Probably # 156 😎

[@GETSETSHOOT]

Where can i find its study? Can you give the link of the study?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! Just provide your lichess username and I will add you 👍

[@GETSETSHOOT]

@@NMRobertRamirez starboy_001

[@jasonng5529]

Yeah i am waiting this for many day

[@kudakwashekamoyo3503]

28:56 Nxe4 is not a good idea coz white just responds with Qxc6...

[@kaikerpe929]

And I want to know what I van do with sizilian against Grand Prix ?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

We certainly have to cover the Grand Prix 👍

[@monodriver001]

Coach , please teach us Stafford Gambit 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@NMRobertRamirez]

We will cover it at some point in the course 👍💪

[@monodriver001]

@@NMRobertRamirez okay , thank you coach sir

[@darylwong4403]

I was exploring the Sicilian too recently (and coincidentally) and I've heard some strong players saying the hyper accelerated dragon is a good line to learn for black against 1. e4 What do you think Robert?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

I think it is great and I personally like it because it has the fianchetto element like the Pirc and KID, but you really need to study it. The opposite side castling attack lines are sharper than the ones we get in the Pirc. You will learn a lot of Chess and have fun with it 👍

[@darylwong4403]

@@NMRobertRamirez actually tbh, I was looking for a line against e4 bcuz for the pirc after awhile I couldn't get attacking lines and especially when white goes for the Bg5 line it's abit annoying to deal with

[@darylwong4403]

I was trying to look for a line against e4 that gives white problems in the opening

[@kaikerpe929]

I want to Test ist but If e4, c5, it only came d4 ? 😀

[@Rockson920]

what happens if white repeats nc3 /

[@gokselkabaroglu2946]

Thanks sir

[@NMRobertRamirez]

You are more than welcome! 👍😎

[@Rockson920]

can you post the link to this ? petter

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! Just provide your lichess username and I will add you 👍

[@Rockson920]

@@NMRobertRamirez Rocason

[@NMRobertRamirez]

@@Rockson920 👍

[@anusishmuhuri9]

Make lesson about sisilan dragon

[@parasf9413]

Thank you for the lesson. If possible can you do the videos on English opening from white perspective. Its easy to learn from your teaching method than reading books lol

[@NMRobertRamirez]

We will certainly get to the English 💪😎

[@NMRobertRamirez]

@Memes shorts hello! It will be on lesson # 152 👍

[@baka9527]

Hi, Thanks for teaching us. Could you please include "Hyperaccelerated Dragon" also in this Sicilian Defence study? Thanks

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! Yes, I am sure we will cover it at some point in the course 👍

[@chessfromhome536]

we want more friend if u would not teach it who can.. with so simplicity and elegance and grace.. with good intention to.. chess4all.. proven person as said..

[@anthonygross1963]

Why was my game post removed?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! Sometimes KZbin puts comments on hold if they have a link or something suspicious.

[@growwithsomangshu1463]

Finnalllyyyy. Taimanov and kan are similar can I learn them too Well while seeing the lesson I had deja vu (Had the same going over the head feeling which seeing the main two lines of the open Catalan a6 and Nc6)

[@gavasiarobinssson5108]

More! More!

[@NMRobertRamirez]

💪😎

[@DavidPeriard]

RobRam is such an awesome name

[@NMRobertRamirez]

👍😎

[@bhaktabdrmonger9338]

I have been able to reach 2000 rating In lichess thanks to you.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Congratulations! 👏💪

[@thienhuynh1522]

You should add this lesson to Sicilian playlist [^.^]

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Oh I thought it was added 👍 Doing it now!

[@eobardthawne7126]

How much for lessons?

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Hello! Feel free to email me at [e-mail]

[@FloatingSunfish]

19:02

[@GETSETSHOOT]

Can you continue Sicilian sir 😀

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Yes, coming out on lesson # 155 I believe 👍

[@GETSETSHOOT]

@@NMRobertRamirez wow that's great ❤️❤️