Searching for Sugar Man Official Trailer #1 (2012) - Documentary HD

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Searching for Sugar Man Official Trailer #1 (2012) - Documentary HD
Two South Africans set out to discover what happened to their unlikely musical hero, the mysterious 1970s rock 'n' roller, Rodriguez.
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[@breakingdan]

For South Africans, this must have been like the real version of the 'Tupac is sill alive' or 'Elvis is still alive' legends.

[@Ntclarinet2]

Even more! To a lot of South Africans, he saved their lives ❤️❤️

[@thearki-vist6050]

Never Tupac 🔥🔥🔥

[@JohnnyJones100760]

Way more, Tupac or Elvis don't even come close. As a South African, I still remember the shock when I heard he was alive. This was before I saw the film. I was just like "nope, not possible". You have to understand that he was a legend (and a mystery) for many many years. He "died" before there was even TV in South Africa.

[@kenscar]

This movie changed me and changed my life for the better - because it introduced this man's music into my world. One of the best documentaries ever made.

[@1rojevilla]

Yyyyyyyyeeesssss Amen brother!

[@briansmith1896]

Ditto.🙋

[@NikolaMalic1994]

I agree 😁😊❤❤❤❤

[@KOSMICKEN09]

I'll put this as my second fave music doc after Woodstock

[@abdulhamidozturk]

Same

[@M17CH68]

If you haven’t seen this documentary please take the advice of a 50 year old Australian man who discovered the beautiful music of Rodriguez only after watching “Searching for Sugarman” This is by far the best music documentary I have ever seen. It is uplifting yet saddening how such a talent was somehow lost and then found. I feel I am so much better for watching this documentary as I now have the music of Rodriguez in my life. 😁👍🇦🇺

[@jurgentreue1200]

67 year old Australian man here. A friend introduced me to Rodriguez in the mid 1970s after he was introduced to Cold Fact (the album) by fellow students from the Hawksbury Agricultural College Sydney. The album has stayed with me ever since.

[@ThatOneGirlWithTheFace]

I am absolutely in love with Rodriguez, the same as you! I only recently learned of him and I am 31 years old ❤️ I tell everyone who I know will appreciate this and him! I am so grateful and happy to have found him and this documentary 🥰❤️

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@kimtodd1202]

Well done, it's never too late! I'm 65 in April, i've lived in London for years now tho am originally from Sydney. I was introed to Rodriguez, Cold Fact, in the 70's. I listen to his music as much now as i did back in the day. Beautiful music, beautiful man. Enjoy!

[@FreedomFighter2112]

One of the greatest life stories that I've ever come across

[@chay2312]

Fu

[@vine5652]

This was one of the greatest documentaries I've ever seen.

[@UrsulaRistauSchaefer]

Got goosebumps just watching this trailer. I am from South Africa and remember his music like yesterday. What a legend

[@kristin1459]

50 year old California woman here....thankfully discovered this brilliant film during Sundance...his music breathes life into me. What an absolutely beautiful, gentle soul...he makes me believe in humanity again.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@ladybug160]

I was born and grew up in Zambia, and I went to boarding school in ( now ) Zimbabwe. I currently live in South Africa 🇿🇦 Rodriguez was also a huge part of the lives of those of us who grew up in those Countries during the 70s and 80s. Long before I settled in South Africa ❤ And yes! I have his albums which I still play to this day❤ RIP Rodriguez ❤ You were a legend ❤

[@MrTallShaw]

This is a true story, Rodriguez was a myth in South Africa. I had two of CDs, all my friends listened to him and we all believed he had shot himself with a shotgun. And then a few years later, he was doing tour in SA. Most of us couldn't believe that he was still alive. And his concert was epic.

[@AfroReporter]

11 years later and this is amazing.

[@koekiemonster450]

For everyone referencing the Australia tour, you must realise that in South Africa we only got TV in 1978 and it was heavily censored because of the apartheid times. Stuff like internet and computers came a long time after most of the western world had it. This guy was a mythical creature and a legend at the same time. No-one even knew what he really looked like. they just loved his music, it was his rebellious lyrics that inspired people in a society where people's thoughts were censored.

[@skiewietjie8079]

And his image on the Album Cold Fact was so vague.

[@sicks6six]

it's impossible to sensor music as it can have so many meanings for so many people on different levels at the same time, he is good isn't he, or he was good/great growing up SA must have been different, I supported the anti apartheid movement here in the UK attending some huge rallies/marches, I used to wonder did the people of SA know the amount of support they had outside the country right across the globe, I must say I'm disappointed how the country turned out, same old problem, some people don't want to be happy, they chose chaos and disorder when they've known nothing else,

[@richkroberts]

I just saw him live at the Old Miami bar in Detroit on Saturday. He was great. He's a nice guy too. I even helped him carry in his gear. I'm going to see the documentary this weekend.

[@KaushikSarkarVer.1.0]

Deeply saddened to know that Malik Bendjelloul, the director of this wonderful documentary that has affected so many people across the world, ....is no more. What pain he must have been carrying in his sad little heart. Travel well, brother.

[@1rojevilla]

This man is the epitome of humbleness and authenticity my God the world missed this super star ! He was found this story is so inspirational

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Sixto Rodriguez (July 10, 1942 - August 8, 2023), aged 81 And RIP Malik Bendjelloul (September 14, 1977 - May 13, 2014), aged 36 You both will be remembered as legends.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@thesandwich5321]

My South African tutor told us to watch this documentary. Really glad he did.

[@BarnabyBaltimoron]

This is one of the most incredible stories ever! Rodriguez unknowingly played an integral role in a revolution to overturn institutional racial segregation. He was one of the most celebrated and influential artists of a generation in South Africa, yet he was humbly struggling day to day in Detroit, Michigan.

[@penzancegunner857]

BS, most white SAs just loved his music. It really had fckall to do with apartheid.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@MrNearlyNormal]

I mailed a copy of Cold Fact to myself home in Canada from Australia... 20 years ago because you couldn't get it... It is about time this talent is DISCOVERED... FINALLY.

[@labguru7628]

One of the most original and inspirational tales of the American Dream coming true that I've ever seen. Thank You, South Africa!

[@MrWhizzo87]

Don’t comment often but watched the film many times, and the trailer still gives me goosebumps. A true indication (if it were needed) to how far we’ve come in so little time. Just a shame that the powers at be seems to be working in rewind for the moment. What we could be...

[@gwilly33]

what a man, im from SA but got to see Sixto Rodriguez play live in london about 3 years back. AWESOME

[@marinazolotic4347]

Loved every minute of this documentary. Rodriguez is such a talented, beautiful, humble man. I would recommend watching this to anyone having a bad day (or more bad days).

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@hotels-voyage-design666]

After seeing this documentary the words cool and humble just had new meaning. What an iconic human!

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@washangel]

Saw the movie in Manchester UK at the Cornerhouse & saw him play live in Manchester 6 months later. This man is so important to music history. Beautiful. Love Rodriguez.

[@zachthomas3564]

Finally, somebody makes a movie that's not really a movie but is the best thing I've ever seen on the screen.

[@doreenchang4983]

i still have a vivid memory of me watching this with my parents. such a amazing movie!

[@BingleFlimp]

So glad I didn’t see this trailer before watching the film. Finding out that Rodriguez was alive was so cool to discover in the film.

[@amandadsouza3767]

Lazy Spark yeah that was my favourite part! 🤯

[@bluepandaman]

I regret watching the trailer just now.

[@frenchmike]

Lazy Spark I wish I hadn’t read your comment cos now I know for sure he is Alive. 😜

[@arabella2024]

You ...... Spoiled MEEE !!! Ahhhh

[@Dousch]

That wave of disappointment that hits you when you realize you've been spoiled and robbed of a great reveal.

[@mooniacful]

this blew my mind........ an exceedingly humble man. Sent, one might say.

[@Guttabee]

Joe Rogan, and Wiz Khalifa sent me here

[@jimeckel653]

Yeah yup

[@CH-pm6kh]

same I'll definitely be watching this Sunday when I'm rough after going out to watch LIVERPOOL FC play in the champions league and... Bring it home ALLEZ ALLEZ ALLEZ

[@robreid2652]

Keith Walker ya yep. Fo sho

[@donttrip4161]

Yea yea yea

[@mannymaroupas]

Yep yep

[@novice2expert913]

Hands down. The best documentary ever!

[@Demetrius-Silva]

Not watching this trailer make the experience of the full documentary so much deeper and surprising.

[@archangelsastrology]

Just absolutely love this what a wonderful humble man, we can all learn a whole lot from him!

[@Olimor]

The best documentary ever made, period.

[@twan55]

Rest in peace, Malik Bendjelloul. You will be remembered for your art. May you find the happiness you deserve, wherever you may be.

[@rrr1063]

The film's narrative omits that Rodriguez was also very successful in Australia in the mid seventies, due to exposure by DJ Holger Brockman on Sydney's 2JJ. Rodriguez had gained a strong foothold in Australia - a phenomenon that was mirrored in South Africa's apartheid a little later. In all with 4 LPs published by Blue Goose in Australia. In 1979 when his hidden fame was finally revealed to him, he was invited to tour Australia and, to his great surprise, he played to packed houses in 979 and 1981. As he told ABC Radio 702 Breakfast this week: "Australia was the first one to pick me up ... I came and I did fifteen shows." "Australia was the highpoint in my career," he said. "We did the Regent Theatre (Sydney), a 2,000-seater." "We sold out four nights and it was half full for the fifth ... and that was my first time in Sydney." The 'Rodriquez Alive' LP was put out. He was never 'lost'. He simply gave up on the music industry and went to university to do a business degree and got involved in local politics.[14] Because of this omission some critics have called the documentary "myth-making".[15][16] However, the film focuses on his mysterious reputation in South Africa and the attempts of music historians there to track him down in the mid-1990s. South Africans were unaware of his Australian success due to the harsh censorship enacted by the apartheid regime until the 1990s[17] coupled with international sanctions that made any communication with the outside world on the subject of banned artists virtually impossible. Nevertheless, by the time of the making of the movie, Rodriquez's Australian story was well known by fans in South Africa with pictures of the cover of the 'Rodriquez Alive' cassette featured on the Sugarman website, two decades after apartheid ceased to exist.[18]

[@Fistfury42]

Robbie Robinson ...so ignorant of you missing the fact he was talking about the creator of the movie, who made it his sole project, only to kill himself last year..

[@rrr1063]

No you missed my point. Rodriguez was never lost. He toured Australia twice and recorded a live album. The basic premise of the film is dishonest.

[@rainmaker8009]

The story was never really, first hand, about Rodriguez though, it was about the South African people. It was their search for Sugar Man. So I would not say that the basic premise of the film is dishonest, you misunderstood the perspective of the film.

[@davidbp41]

ummmm, William was just pointing out that twan's comment was in re to Malik's passing... if you, Robbie, wanted to talk about the premise, you could've done so by making your own new comment elsewhere.., ... re Sixto... fine, he toured Australia n' had a live album.... but after that, back to hard blue collar work in Detroit, so in that sense he was lost from the music scene.... i've seen him three times since the movie came out, and w/o the movie i'd likely not have heard of him.... so, thanks, again, Malik, and rest peacefully...

[@harderway8568]

Thank you Rodrigues for keeping me alive.

[@inwoodsastronaut8683]

I hear you man

[@Dutch1__]

Saw him live in concert just last night. Such a cool experience after having seen this documentary.

[@AustinKloud]

I saw this film when it was released and it broke my heart.

[@mangrove]

I'm from the Detroit area, and none of us had ever heard of him before. All of the South Africans that I met teaching in South Korea talked about how they grew up listening to him in the same way that Americans grew up listening to The Beatles, Springsteen and Motown.

[@adamwalkeraw]

lol ive herd people reference this documentary, now i finally see its about sixto rodriguez lol ive literally been listening to him for more than ten years now, hate street dialogue is my jam.

[@makka45]

I just downloaded his album cold fact. I swear I got a shiver down my spine by the 4th beat its so bloody good. took an age to download coz only 42 seeders. well 43 now.

[@guitarman7573]

What an amazing musician artist! Truly inspirational! Rest in peace legend!!🇺🇲

[@ursulatraynor]

saw this today! best film ever! wanted to watch it again when I walked out of the cinema..

[@marcvanbloemen144]

by far my best story ever!

[@emilioriveros]

What a masterpiece ! What an amazing story ! Must watch!

[@cheeZkid]

The greatest underrated musician story of all time

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

Nope. He did rate well for over a decade. I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@nealirving6445]

Just watched Searching for Sugarman - late to the party, but what an unbelievable story!

[@TheMusicLauncher]

Me too

[@raldreb]

I've been planning to see this documentary for a very long time. So glad to finally watched it!!! Simply one of the best docus ever made.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@Pablo22578]

Can't wait to see it...... I'm so glad I was there for the 'Revival' - Durban show was just unbelievable. Sixto was visibly moved by the attendance and his 'stardom'. It was fantastic.

[@lopezb]

Awesome. Can't wait to see it. Him and Nick Drake, both ignored until recently.... He has a great attitude, that's the inspiration.

[@KOSMICKEN09]

Got to see him live twice in 2015. This movie floored me. So great

[@chrisreaney1980]

My mate told me to watch this so I found the trailer. I'll watch it tomorrow. I think I'm in for a treat! 🙂

[@antonnord306]

if you have not watched this documentary you are missing out! Its really beautiful and you are going to love "sugar man". JUST SEE IT, ITS THE BEST

[@wazungus]

Howzit Gerard, I was at high school in Jo'burg from '70 to '74 and vividly remember hearing Rodriguez being played on LM Radio around '73 or so....and share your experience too in remembering the words....my daughters think that it is so weird!

[@drewhunkins7192]

One of the best docu films ever made. Do not miss this gem. Turn your phone off and watch it!

[@MrUndersolo]

Just saw this film tonight and now I have a few albums to buy. Welcome back, Rodriguez!

[@mcbdpb]

can not wait to see this movie...wow this is a good man,and a wonderful artist

[@lindaolivas7699]

What a talented man. and will be more recognized more so upon his death. Rest in Peace Sixto Rodriguez

[@jfhgkhf]

The damn trailer gave it all away!

[@joeya5147]

I'm sad they gave away he was alive in the trailer. When I watched it I had no clue he was alive, I assumed he.was dead the entire time, then I was absolutely shocked when I found out he was alive. It was a great moment. Too bad they gave it away

[@mrmahavenolife7397]

Same, i wached it with my dad. Such a good movie.

[@leavingitblank9363]

Struggling to understand why knowing he's alive is a bad thing. This isn't an action drama flick -- it's real life. You should be watching it to learn about the man, not for the sensation and excitement.

[@kevtb874]

​@@leavingitblank9363because the documentary is aimed at those new to his story. The first half sticks with the legend that he was dead after commiting suicide on stage. Just like South Africans were lead to believe for 20+ years. It's trying to place you in their shoes so you get a sense of the mystery surrounding him and his music and just a fraction of the amazement people must have felt to discover he was still alive and still able to play and sing his music for people.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@cyberpudding]

Oh what a blast from the past!! Cold Fact blasting right now and my DVD arrives tomorrow!!

[@sozo2u]

A sad day today, his day of passing!! Rest friend; you are remembered!!

[@luzluna1468]

I'm totally watching this documantary.

[@buzby303]

WoW ! Unbelievably wonderful. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@MrPaulangela]

Thank you Malik for your wonderful work! Rest in peace little brother.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@theatonementsight]

Look forward to seeing the movie - how he was overlooked in the States, who knows - he was really well known in Oz & his was one of those iconic albums that everyone had in their collection.

[@farlane]

You're going to love it. Such an incredible film.

[@claudelebel49]

A heartwarming and amazing story.

[@uChakide]

Thank god his music made it to South Africa...he enriched my childhood!

[@shubidubi9]

the best documentary ever!!!!

[@omer88f]

I have a better one in my Channel actually! Bobby Fischer.. anything to win.

[@francoiswilliams]

Glad we can agree , ZA all the way!!

[@ivonnepoupard9263]

Descanse en paz , murió hace dos días , el 8 de agosto del 2023 . Increíble historia e increíble músico !

[@Erotomania89]

This documentary made me so happy! :) What a story! A really sunny story!

[@rupe33]

This film is fantastic. It will fascinate you to no end.

[@HAPPY1BLUESKY]

Winner of the 33rd Durban International Film Festival - DIFF Documentary Audience Award: Searching for Sugarman (Sweden, United Kingdom) - people loved it! An amazing first feature documentary directed by the talented Malik Bendjellou @ DIFFest Hope it continues to much success for Malik, Rodriguez and all the people involved with this story!

[@blossie33]

Really enjoyed this film. I hadn't seen a trailer beforehand so it was good to see how it all unfolded. Would still enjoy seeing it again.

[@duckoj]

loved this thank you a legend

[@muzzbrudr]

This was such an awesome movie.

[@caliceestidtabarnak1042]

Best two minute movie I ever saw - thank you Movieclips Trailers!

[@pussyvillow]

Great film. Moving story. Amazing artist!

[@lastAOLuser]

the best documentary ever made happens to have the best soundtrack ever used in a documentary

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@ronmack7885]

I saw this film a few years ago and have been a Rodriguez fan ever since. I have to agree with the previous commenters, this is the best music documentary I've ever watched, and I've watched a lot of them!

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@arweiss100]

Really looking forward to seeing this. Unreal that Sixto was so unappreciated here in the States that he gave up music & in South Africa he is bigger than Elvis. That's like alot of our blues & roots artists who only are appreciated overseas as well. Sometimes I wonder if we Yanks have any musical taste.

[@youngstaa22]

ROGAN & WIZ SENT ME HERE

[@adamwalkeraw]

me too, but i didnt realize it was sixto!! his best song is hate street dialogue, bin listening to him for years.

[@dudelebowski8629]

how?

[@jonathanespinoza971]

How!

[@kev-in-space]

Here from watchmojo top documentaries of the decade !

[@Quietriot1970]

Sent link for this by record enthusiast many thanks. He s up there with Dylan this guy.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@dkbush1441]

Whew, what a story! Incredible!!! Awesome!!!!!

[@xCALIMADRIDISTAx]

Came here cause Joe Rogan said I’d cry with this movie

[@msmusicmanagment]

GOT TO SEE IT!!! SOUNDS REMARKABLE!!!

[@TroyNallsSr]

The trailer and it's ending intrigued me enough to go searching for this MOVIE!

[@sophiepine]

Great music. This looks intriguing.

[@arweiss100]

Happy he finally has achieved the recognition & respect he deserves & Director Bendjelloul's doc. & the soundtrack are also helping USA audiences discover what South Africans already know, what a talented musical essayist he is.

[@anklepick9524]

The director Bendjelloul took his own life later. So so sad.

[@JodiGoldmanltd]

This is the best movie documentary. It is brilliant. See it. Even if you have no clue who he is!

[@rebel32degrees]

Ecstatic to see they are releasing this at the Lennox in Columbus, didnt know if it would get a theatrical release in the midwest. Can't wait to see. This is such a cool story.

[@cerealfamine1]

Sent here from Joe Rogan Podcast.

[@BaltazarBeatz]

Lol. Yessir!

[@drenewman4851]

Wow! Same here. The power of JRE...👍🏿

[@aytothakay]

So glad I came too!

[@RedKaneda]

Checking in from JRE.

[@johnwourden3893]

Which number? I’m trying to find it.

[@shawncdonnelly]

Incredible. Reminds me of the movie Dreamin' Wild that is coming out.

[@MynamesRAnonymous]

I find it ironic that his music truly is very good,he never got the fame he deserves or the royalties,nor radio play in his own country,yet he never made a big scene like untalented egotistical musicians do today.But he has that genuinely humble thing going on.Is he just like that or is there a deeper story of sadness that made him such a man?

[@CynthiaGladstone]

Inspired! Thank you...

[@amberleone]

Incredible film! been listening to the soundtrack all day via Huffington Post!

[@francoiswilliams]

Best music ever, in matric i lived alone At 16, it was always playing..

[@TheSamBlonde]

People keep recommending this documentary, have to say from the trailer alone it is certainly intriguing.

[@publicanimal]

I've been a fan of Sixto for a while now, but I did not know anything about him. I can't wait to see this movie.

[@joeya5147]

Just watched it. WOW insane story I couldnt believe

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

You were right not to believe. I wonder if someone will one day write the full story. For instance there is a finished 'third album' cut in the early seventies and a fourth album made in Australia in the late seventies. Many Aussies and Scandinavians will be familiar with his tours in the seventies and eighties. All the details of why they omitted those details might come to light and also what happened after he stopped touring in the early eighties.

[@nicolelouisjeune7387]

This was the best ☺️