Perfumer Tries To Tell The Difference Between Original And Clone Fragrances | Cologne/Perfume Review

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FRAGRANCES FEATURED
Tom Ford TF Oud Wood
Thameen Carved Oud
Creed Aventus
Al Haramain L'Aventure
Parfums De Marly PDM Layton
Al Haramain Detour Noir
Tom Ford TF Tobacco Vanille
Al Haraman Amber Oud Tobacco Edition

[@Zephyr0_7]

While I can appreciate his perspective, I find myself differing on the matter of artistic bias. He advocates for supporting the original artists rather than their imitators, a sentiment I completely comprehend. However, I struggle to align with his viewpoint, particularly in cases like Aventus, where he suggests opting for the authentic experience. I understand the desire to support artists, but in instances such as Aventus, the quality seems to have significantly declined over the years. The current batches do not justify the premium price tag, especially when more affordable clones surpass them in quality. The artist can only be supported when the product maintains its worth, and unfortunately, Aventus seems to have lost its former glory without a corresponding adjustment in its pricing. In my opinion, this renders it an impractical choice. Even when one can afford the 'real' one.

[@Seasniffer69]

Bingo. It would be like Michaelangelo doing ceiling paint by hand and then hiring a couple guys to lay it down as a vinyl instead. Creed has lost its way. I've decided to vote with my wallet and never buy another bottle of it. I appreciate the GiT I do have but I'll support other houses that are releasing frags that actually represent their price.

[@blogityblah]

Exactly. When you are pumping out that kind of money you reasonably want the assurance you are buying the fragrance you did the last time and with some other brands you are not sure whether to accept the claim you have gone nose blind or a possible different reaction during the seasons or that the product is weaker than it was when you first bought it. Again when you are forking out the big bucks it is understandable to expect similar quality.

[@rafaiah333]

He said that before he was informed it doesn’t last long, so he’s just judging the opening. And the opening for Aventus to his nose is better… nothing wrong with that

[@malikmuhammad3784]

Confusing quality with longevity just cause it Aventus wears softer has nothing to with quality

[@dilbydj]

I'm not a huge Creed fan, so not advocating for anyone to buy them. That said, I think what he is saying is if you can afford the original, and you value the nuances of the product, but also the brand identity, then why not. If you can afford it and you value the prestige then that will probably give you a more rewarding experience.

[@hetti2268]

Just 😊ordered my Zurai one from Sam as love Sun beam which is a summer beast, and omar waiting for my latest from Mr Majestic, which means I now have three of your offerings, wasn't to keen on Mr Romantic, and have you tried cocktail and Catamarans which smells exactly like Mr Maritime

[@L.A-h5s]

The problem with Al Haramain is that it is NON IFRA complient so its' safty is questionable .

[@b.w.asavages4937]

Can you explain what you mean

[@Didi22206]

This cant be real.a perfumer dont know the smell of creed,oud wood,layton.unbelievable.

[@georgetriantafyllidis6525]

because he's not on fragrance tiktok and fragrantica all day like fans and critics and is focused on creating his own works.

[@jw7665]

Does anyone else find it strange that a perfumer has never heard about Parfums de Marly or smelled Tobacco Vanille?

[@KeViNaNoViC]

was thinking the same ... like how?

[@hcm5467]

Not at all tobacco vanille is a perfume amongst all the perfumes on the market

[@theartofdoingnothing4755]

So, he didn't recognize the Aventus DNA, never heard of PDM brand, and never smelt tobacco vanille. That's weird.

[@timgoodwintv]

That’s what I was thinking. He’s in the business but doesn’t know some of the biggest names in the business? That’s doesn’t make any sense.

[@smolbo1]

but he recognised the clones and originals and put them into words. he knows what he is talking about. educated and trained

[@Vali.C]

​@@timgoodwintvThe biggest names? No way.

[@timgoodwintv]

@@Vali.C some of the biggest names in the frag community. PDM and Creed are definitely some of the most talked about online.

[@AnaxusPerfumes]

You’d be surprised how many perfumers basically stay in their own world…in their own bubble.

[@mareczuczek]

Detour Noir & Al Haramain Tobacco edition are top tier perfumes. 10/10 both worth getting

[@StevenSoto]

Tobacco edition is WILD

[@Thefinestselection2024]

Tobacco is INSANEE

[@micahsoda]

bros a perfumer and has never heard of these perfumes 💀

[@eaudetreasure]

He's very innocent sounding and it's cool to see a perfumer that has no idea about popular fragrances. He's only heard of Creed Aventus, Tom Ford and PDM. He asked Omar "have you heard about BR540?" lol

[@allvalley]

i can't understand how a perfumer couldn't have heard of parfum de marly

[@Athanatos250]

In the same way your favourite musician has probably never listened to your next favourite musician. There's a difference between being an artist, and a consumer / fan of art.

[@alihijazi4451]

@@Athanatos250 while I can agree with that, he does come across as more of an amateur than an expert because of his shaky experience with famous scents. I thought he would name Aventus on the spot, just on scent recognition, but he didn't. It's like a metal composer that doesn't recognise Metallica's Master of Puppets.

[@daniellabuda7744]

@@Athanatos250 agree

[@100k-h7q]

Yo... imma be honest, men like Sam Macer is so rare in perfume industry. He's open minded and exploring everything he know about perfumery. For me, he's a absolute intense extreme legend.. I got a tons of knowledge about creating fragrance and also learn as making these looks like Arts. Always thumbs up ... never boring watching his long ass so many hours videos.. I can do this all day. Also special thanks for collaborating with One of the best fragrance in depth reviewer... School of Scent.

[@abuzubayr1584]

@@patrickpet7905what a horrible grouch , behave yourself

[@DanielSansom-cz5yx]

Intense extreme legend LMAO my guy thinks he's a fragrance 😂😂😂

[@Danieloncarevic]

I'm surprised that a perfumer cannot detect the DNA of the most popular fragrances from the most popular houses out there... Very strange.

[@big_pepsi2696]

I believe he's said himself that he hasn't actually smelled a lot of other popular scents. He understands perfumery enough to make his own fragrances, but he simply doesn't collect scents like a reviewer might.

[@Jason-Moon]

Still like a musician who doesn't listen to music?! Very strange to me too. Aaron Terrence Hughes also in his earlier interviews had never smelled any of the most popular and well loved fragrances.

[@Danieloncarevic]

@@big_pepsi2696He doesn't need to be a collector but he should have a notion of the popular scents. Collecting fragrances has absolutely nothing to do with that.

[@iza4150]

​@@Jason-Moon a musician that doesnt listen to music? You have zero ideea what you re talking about, a perfume is not made out of other perfumes and brands, it s made out of ingredients and fragrance molecules wich sam knows all about. Your analogy would be better said as a musician who doesnt disect other musicians personal life wich is damn normal

[@Jason-Moon]

@@iza4150 with the tone of your comment It's most likely a waste of energy for me to respond to you. I don't agree with you that I have zero idea what I'm talking about. Creating fragrance is a form of art, which a great majority of people who enjoy fragrances and create them would agree with me in saying. It's bizarre for any artist to not study other artists work. Even if we were to reduce perfumery to a chemical science, It would be bizarre for a chemist not to study any other chemists work. I stand by what I said. I hope you're having a good 2024 so far. I like the idea that people can have different opinions and still get along. Because the truth is every single human on Earth has different opinions because we're all different people. If any of us shared the same opinions exactly we would be the same exact person. So let's have a different opinion and still get along ay?

[@creocrew]

A nice video. However, it was pretty strange to see a perfumer not familiar with 4 of the most popular perfumes ever ;)

[@SchoolOfScent]

It seems to be common amongst perfumers, a lot of them focus more on the creation process and materials rather than the market itself. It’s like a chef versus a restaurant reviewer. One is focused on the skill itself, while the other is focused on exploring the entire market.

[@wildnshortz5213]

@@SchoolOfScentThats a perfect analogy

[@j.l.5966]

Aaron Terrence Hughes wasn’t familiar with Aventus or even Dior Sauvage Elixir a couple years ago when he started making KZbin videos for the same reason. He was focused on creating rather than the market. Of course now that he’s been making much more content and featured in other channels, he has a pretty good pulse on the industry.

[@507chetan]

Yes, Very surprising

[@jaakkohamalainen3427]

So you're saying an average chef wouldn't recognice the most popular dishes on planet if they blind tried? 😊

[@YouGetSoAlone]

The “expert” has never heard of or has never smelled some of the best-known fragrances? I thought this video must be from 2007, not 2023. Am I missing something? A car expert who’s never heard of a Ford Mustang.

[@thebizness5596]

First time coming across Sam. He really knows his stuff, I’ll be checking him out.

[@ericwatts8599]

Glad you have him on the show, I'm a big fan of Sam, and you as well. Keep up the good work.

[@vivabielsamot5828]

They deserve to be cloned if they're gonna charge extortionate prices for them.

[@dilbydj]

It's always tempting to try and save some money, but i have literally never been satisfied by a single clone i have purchased.

[@spinQubit]

I would generally agree, but CDNIM LE is a really solid take on the Aventus DNA. Of course, keeping in mind it's not an exact clone, but it does the Aventus thing quite well.

[@dilbydj]

@@spinQubit never tried that one so I'll have to take your word for that. I thought the original CDNIM was a good example of a clone getting in the ballpark but lacking the depth an longevity.

[@Rekickit]

What have you tried. At this rate it’s insane how good they are Toscano leather, detour noir, tobacco touch are 1-1

[@CiprianFx59]

​@@RekickitWrong, Toscano Leather is actually better 😅

[@jcmusic5150]

@@Rekickit Agreed.

[@redaxon3598]

Fiiiiine I’ll buy the harmain tobacco. Been putting it off for months 😅

[@medic5836]

I bought it based on his recommendation and I love to wear it my coworkers always say it smells like honey.

[@MultiSciGeek]

> Talks about art and uniqueness > Uses AI generated images on his brand website

[@visker81]

turn up the heat for the poor fellow

[@SchoolOfScent]

😂

[@amberfranklinmk93]

Years ago I had a bad experience when I purchased a dupe/clone of a jo malone perfume. Bearing in mind I’d never purchased the real version of the dupe/clone that I purchased. But I tested the dupe/clone and in my opinion it did not smell like the jo malone version.

[@residentevil999]

well, every dupes have different quality and smell, for jo malone maybe u could try jenny glow

[@FirstNameLastName-fu8ml]

It may not smell like the original but which omw do you think smells better without bias? Without knowing which one is which

[@Itcoy]

Our 2 favorite perfumers back at it again 🤩

[@lgeiger]

Sam makes this room look really really cold, haha

[@rapsodicreaper]

*I agree with him....clones are nice in case of Aventus, Tygar etc. but I'm completely against those brands who copy the entire presentation & the name everything like Maison Alhambra*

[@haventhebeast6050]

Womp womp you overspent on a fragrance that a dupe did better.

[@patrickstar7693]

never heard such a good analysis of the clone/original debate

[@talhatahmid9838]

Being a Bangladeshi seeing Al Heramain on the global map is a great feeling since the founder is Bangladeshi. Never tried the brand but definitely have to try.

[@SchoolOfScent]

I didn’t know that, that’s so cool, thanks for the input. 😊

[@hawjinrashid9131]

Does anyone read the comments on perfume channels?

[@SchoolOfScent]

Never

[@FragranceScents]

😮😮

[@somethingsomething2825]

nope

[@kingjoker1921]

Yes 😂😂😂

[@signalfire6691]

You're only judging on the immediate post-alcohol top notes. I don't judge something until I've sprayed it on both arms and some clothing, and evaluated over the next 24 hours or more*. For a 'contest', one on each arm. Since the top notes disappear often within minutes, who cares which one is 'better' in that span of time? *Unless it's a scrubber! Plenty of expensive fragrances are.

[@arturohernandez6462]

there are far better clones of these fragrances, i wish you would do more research of clones.

[@FragranceScents]

How many hours would you say both of you have spent working around fragrances, and what was the most challenging ingredient and why? I haven't used the synthetic civet yet, it's still sitting in my ingredient fridge. 😮

[@jts4248]

I want to learn how to make it

[@FragranceScents]

@@jts4248 Setting up my ingreds, scale, pipettes, beakers, funnels, fridge and more still:)

[@jts4248]

@FragranceScents wow good luck I will get there eventually

[@PSLSlayers]

Advice me Best fragrances under 20$.... It may be funny for other people but i am broke right now😢.....if there is a giveaway i need that

[@nicolasmeneses1]

How is it possible that someone that calls himself a perfumer doesn't know about creed aventus and Layton Marley? Seems like a big fake

[@abd78638]

horray

[@minimalisthealth]

Since many of the comments are about this, I don't think it's that surprising that he doesn't know many of the popular fragrances. He's a small time perfumer and focuses more on perfume creation. It's very likely that his KZbin isn't full of perfume review videos as is ours. He does probably smell perfumes by other creators but perhaps has other criteria for the ones he decides to study than simply the most recommended ones on reddit or KZbin. Remember, popular doesn't equal good.

[@AloraDillon]

Absolutely wonderful video! I like looking at each fragrance as an individual fragrance that despite if it exists somewhere else as a "clone" or "dupe", I appreciate it for what it is... another fragrance. However, to duplicate note for note, or molecule for molecule, to create something that has already been created is definitely for those businesses that are looking to make money, most of the time. But if you are able to take a fragrance that you LOVE and alter to make it more unique to your tastes, then the new fragrance is just that... new. Kind of like fanfiction only for fragrance. LOL Thanks for the AMAZING video! 🤩🤩🤩 Love the new branding, Sam!

[@FirstNameLastName-fu8ml]

Right?? If i could i would make a bunch of duplictaes. That is such a beautiful thing.

[@alejandroxan]

How has he not smelled Layton? Blows my mind

[@wailsakhri137]

to sum up these vidéo clone came a long way yes they are some crappy ones, but with life getting harder go for og when you really need it and get first clones so u get a general idea of what you going to get. Great vid guys 🎉

[@23Fragrances]

And lastly don’t buy a perfume based off word of mouth, go smell it at a store then formulate your own opinion on the fragrance. The idea of blind buying based off a note breakdown or popularity is so stupid, especially with the price tag these fragrances have

[@SceptiGus]

Today's marketplace is now based on greed alone. It's every man for himself as far as I'm concerned.

[@imonimon1984]

How is this guy in the perfume game and doesn't know Tom Ford or PDM

[@bravey1995]

okay i might not be an expert but its very hard to justify buying the original considering the price different unless you want to buy in to the brand itself which is something only enthusiasts or hard followers of the brand would do. ofcourse this is subjective but i think clones over the last couple years have gotten from smelling like a synthetic chemical mess to indistinguishable and sometimes even better performance for even some trained noses like the video demonstrated, not to mention that most sought after perfumes have gone down in quality drastically and they dont actually use the highest quality materials that would justify a high price. i still buy a lot of original perfumes that i like because they are priced reasonably like d&g the one, blue de channel(not that reasonable), dior souvage, ysl y and etc... because it not worth it to find a clone for not that much less. but perfumes which have a bullshit price in the hundreds like nishane, tom ford, creed, pdm might be great and all but its very hard for me to justify the price when a clone have the same smell and quality for sometimes 1/10 of the price it feels like a total rip off not a satisfying buy. i would still say that if companies want to sell thier perfumes for thousand of dollars as a status symbol go ahead am sure there is a community for that , just dont go trying to justify the price as using rare and expensive materials when there is none its very unfaithful and harms the whole business.

[@absolutepowercorruptsabsol1864]

A good informative video but is it sponsored by Al Harmain group????😂😂😂. These days you really don't know whom to trust...No body..No body who is into fragrance world can say that he has never smelled Creed Aventus..😂😂😂

[@1011skarn]

I think of it more like music. One day, someone did Jazz. If that was the only person that was able to do it, it would have had it's day and died. However, more and more people were inspired and also did Jazz, and eventually it goes in different directions and sparks creativity everywhere.

[@Sky-wo1lt]

How does this perfumer not know these popular scents 😂

[@d3r4g45]

keeps away from present day trends and influences, makes sense.

[@bigblueocean]

Why would he?

[@georgetriantafyllidis6525]

because he's not on fragrance tiktok and fragrantica all day like fans and critics and is focused on creating his own works.

[@Sky-wo1lt]

@@bigblueocean why wouldn't he ? Imagine being a footballer and not knowing Messi and Ronaldo

[@bigblueocean]

1lt but that would in no way affect your ability to play football would it? Hero worship has no bearing on talent. Your comment doesn't make any sense.

[@warrendchild]

I like the idea of a clone, as it can give you an idea of what the real one smells like, before you spend a fortune.

[@SchoolOfScent]

I’d rather just get a sample or try in store the original 👀

[@warrendchild]

@@SchoolOfScent yeah, but I'm not trying to go to London every time I want to try PDM.

[@SchoolOfScent]

@@warrendchild then order a sample online? There’s no way you can know if a clone is re-creating a Fragrance successfully if you don’t know the original for reference.

[@medic5836]

CDN untold is so good. I wore it today and one nurse said boy you smell good 😊. And a police officer said someone has on baccarat 😊. It’s hard to tell the difference. I’m wear my clones to work and and my good stuff when I’m out with the wife and kids.

[@eboyeman8457]

Armaf Club de nuit intense?

[@VDM32]

Agree it’s a beast and sunset in heaven by parfums vintage is another banger! The Aventus clones are beastly too

[@rajonrondo3197]

He said aquatic 100 times when talking about his fragrance

[@BudgieFan101]

His Jacket looks like AL Haramain Tobacco. Plus he comes across as a total Newbie.

[@efrizaldia]

Great take on nose fatigue of clones vs ori

[@shannonvienneau]

I completely think of fragrances as how I’ve seen the beauty community over the years. There are obvious clones brands but then they’re are also “dupes” so something you’d find at Sephora but made cheaper found at the drugstore. Or even luxury brands think Armani, Tom ford, etc. and then there are variations in all of those also as far as pricing goes. Sometimes it’s super comparable in formula however they almost always have slight variations or slight shade differences in the colours. As well sometimes the luxury brands are not even worth it compared to their less expensive counterpart.

[@shayantale]

I would call such perfume "Lost Island" 8:37

[@naf4361]

I've been telling people for years to get AH Tobacco Edition. That thing is nearly identical to TFTV, and the projection and longevity is nuclear.

[@ankitbisaria]

GREAT VIDEO WE NEED MORE OF THIS TYPE OF FUN VIDEO !!

[@dietbajablast5790]

This guy has never even heard of PDM, what a joke.

[@drago4803]

Is he a perfumer if he havent exp tobacco vanille

[@DRIFTLESS]

I get a strong 'Elon Musk' vibe from that boy on the right. It's difficult to tell the difference between the two, but I don't think this is the real Elon.

[@cassio_zambotto]

I really like Sam's work on KZbin and I didn't smell any of his fragrances yet, but man legit question, why Sam doesn't know most mainstream fragrances? Isn't it bad for work? He can end up creating something very similar to a stablished fragrance without even knowing, imagine the waste of time for him if it ends up happening.

[@ksh8114]

I wish Sam all the best with his quite successful brand. It's entertaining video but such things are very misleading. I know this feeling when you recognize some very obvious elements in a popular perfume and think "Oh, I can do better myself". It literally means nothing except that you can recognize some obvious elements. However, it often leads to a false assumption that the industry is a huge scam performed by incapable snobs and that a dedicated people can make beautiful composition in their living rooms during their leasure time. It's not true. It requires very long (up to 8 years), expensive and extensive training within the industry. You have to have unmatched skill to make brilliant composition out of cheap synthetics, being bound by many business restrictions.

[@Frookster]

I actually bought Paris corner tobacco vannile and I find it to be amazing and very cheap. How would you compare it to the clone in the last part of the video?

[@RHOMANTIC1]

Loved this video! I’m so glad I went with Al Haramain Tobacco. It’s a beautiful dark complex tobacco fragrance for fall winter. As a female I love this dna. It was nice watching the perfumer try to nail the original Tom Ford’s. I’m going to layer this to give it even more depth.

[@luisguevara9246]

I disagree with his assertion that MFK Bacarrat is cheaply made and overpriced. Several years ago I wore Bacarrat to an event, next morning went to gym and swam for an hour. The fragrance was still on my skin after my workout. Had the chance to meet FK and he's a wonderful man.

[@Markxlll]

The video was GREAT! This dude works on this subject and even him says the differences are tiny and the last one got it wrong. Some KZbin fragance “gurus” exaggerate when they say they can smell the cheap ingredients in some perfumes 😂. There’s this guy who acts all fruity and makes faces when he smells clones 🤦🏻‍♂️😬😂.

[@diranshouse7061]

I have the Haramain Tobacco Edition. Don't like it. And thought maybe it was coz it wasn't close to the real thing. I guess I don't like the Tobacco Vanilla DNA

[@woyopol]

I believe this perfumer somehow much more than the other one often invited by another popular KZbinr. He's very logical and seems really competent. The other one speaks like an amateur who learned a few professional terms.

[@joseg8498]

Wait but carved oud it's not a clone of oud wood 😐😐😐🤔🤔🤔 definitely inspired by, and yes very similarities, but carved oud has differences.

[@aaron4387]

I'm more than happy to buy a good clone so long as the original product is unreasonably expensive. There's no good reason some of these fragrances are so expensive.

[@jarridsteel6229]

Mr.Majestic is actually the name of a superhero in the Wildstorm/DC pantheon. Better be careful. They might sue you. LOL

[@PaulJones-vr2wi]

Keep it simple How many people look at the ingredients in a bottle of scent It ain’t a meal your cooking. IF you got the money you’ll ignore these people.

[@mmouse4132]

He doesn’t seem to have much knowledge, experience of fragrances 🤷‍♂️😂

[@ashleylala4293]

1:40 While I see what he’s saying, I also see that the markup on the prices they are charging consumers is downright criminal sometimes. Prices have skyrocketed in the last 10 years. No one likes being price gouged or ripped off by Lauder, LVMH or any of the other mega-corporations that are ruining everything these days with their insatiable greed. 😏

[@nafeesgaming3948]

i am a teenager can you please suggest me different fragrance for different occasions Don't worry about the price. never mind thank you

[@MultiSciGeek]

6:15 I would love to see this guy smell perfumes and break them down in a molecular way like that

[@jusskitten9773]

I wonder if he’d say that in front of hiphop producers with as much confidence and conviction?

[@eventhorizonsingularity]

12:45 i got aventus in early july 2023 and it had absolutely no power and smelled good, but now it projects all day and smells great. ppl have noticed it 7+ hours after application

[@jayden1556]

ugh his scents seem as though they're really unique and high quality and I want them but I live in Australia. I'm so sad now 😭

[@abd78638]

End of daily upload saga? 🥲

[@SchoolOfScent]

😢

[@wizk04]

Dude acts like he's never smelled Aventus, oud wood etc and he makes perfumes, c'mon man!

[@jesussummers1248]

Exploration is better when you compare perfums that are cloned and are weigh less expensive but that is very different vision of perfumery.

[@SamWayne85]

I love how he doesnt know what aventus and layton are. Can tell hes got very few influences in his own perfumery which is awesome

[@Max_G43]

I'd much rather have the original than any clone , original is always better in smell

[@MoElwaan]

Amber Oud, after some time turns very industrial smell in my experience and that ruins it entirely!

[@ramsari3811]

I used to wear clones But after using originals I stopped buying clones

[@tomeksokolowski6677]

This is an excellent video idea

[@samiunmazumder7524]

brother. I think you should improve your camera quality.

[@BaljinderSingh-tf2sn]

honest video!! ossum

[@sdnalyam]

If a Fragrance brand reformulates or discontinues or like Chanel restricts other sellers then i think Clones have the right to clone.

[@X_Marks-u7r]

You can fool some people sometimes but you can’t fool all the people all the time.

[@xwhiteoutx6513]

What Song did u use in the background? Its reeaaallly vibeyyy

[@antiduckable]

Aaron Terrence Hughes recently did Aventus clones and his opinion was in contrast to Sam's opinion of L'Aventure; he said it smells artificial, cheap, not refined, not really like Aventus... and it hurt his nose.

[@madiola1234]

the Arabian house do a damn good job of making clones..

[@LeslieLane-w2u]

Too many Fragheads making the obvious comments

[@aminetaoufik]

Is it just me or does this guy give Elon Musk vibes?

[@Turkey936]

Lol could he not have taken his coat off for this video?

[@hansaldrin]

TOM FORD = overpriced and overrated brand 😂

[@TheHatorihanzoe]

Ya see all these brands name ones doesn't deserve the price

[@jackson8303]

Guy wants Aaron Terence Hughes on the channel so bad

[@Fuder95Ibra]

From Canada 🍁 I'll be from the first who buys Aquatica

[@heermansdisability]

So he can pretty easily tell the difference. Got it.

[@Mr.E.Fragrance]

Respect the perfumer, not the company is my feeling.

[@fishmogul8158]

Gotta make more contents like this in the future 😉