My PS Vita DIED | Let's INSTALL a USB-C Port!

[@jonathanmartin3375]

The tidiness of the wires is a thing of beauty.

[@voidvoidvoid7274]

I used to solder PS1 chips with my dad when I was a kid, it was a 1 hour job just to solder all these wires properly, we used shitty equipment and I was a complete noob which didn't make things easy for sure but oh man what an experience !

[@Fraxton]

Discovered your channel a few weeks back, been catching up on a lot of your older content and now I'm watching the new, despite knowing nothing about what your doing I still find it very relaxing and enjoyable content so please keep it coming, thank you!

[@ChristosKaps]

Have to say, I was a bit surprised in the earlier video, when that tired old port decided to play nice and work, but clearly it was on it last legs. Very nice upgrade/mod video and, as always, some lovely tunes to go with it :)

[@kayleas5328]

same, mine charges but can't communicate

[@cjhatesu]

Entertaining and extremely helpful. Up until now my only experience with soldering was tinning and joining wires and replacing the shoulder button on my Steam Deck. But I really wanted to do this mod and your video gave me the confidence and knowledge to do it. I'm still in a bit of disbelief that I was able to solder such small components with just a magnifying glass and $50 soldering station. I had to get a hot air station for desoldering the old port, but that's alright since this project really gave me the confidence to look for other modding projects that I had shyed away from due to the soldering work. Subbed and thanks again for documenting the install of this mod so well!

[@red13emerald]

I’m surprised the data connection worked that well, because D+ and D- are a differential pair and need to match in length, but I guess USB2.0 is quite forgiving in that regard.

[@root42]

Is it so fragile? These are mere millimeters, right?

[@red13emerald]

@@root42 Indeed. Even if you were to squeeze 10Gbit through a single differential pair, the signal itself is traveling 20 centimeters per bit, so even with a 5 centimeter mismatch the differential signals are clearly related to each other, but that’s not relevant. The whole point of differential pairs is that any interference will equally increase or decrease the voltage in both traces, meaning the voltage difference stays the same. If the traces aren’t length-matched, the differential signals will be shifted in phase, meaning the effects of the interference on each trace will arrive at the receiver at different times, so they don’t cancel each other out anymore. The higher the bandwidth, the more closely these lengths need to be matched because each bit is on the line for a shorter amount of time, so the receiver has less time to monitor the voltages and clearly discern the signal from the noise.

[@isellstolenchainsaws]

I know what I'll be doing soon! Previously have done a Micro USB mod to my OLED Vita years ago and with everything moving to USB-C it's nice to know that Oxyll makes a mod like this. Thank you for the video Steve!

[@FartSmucker]

You'll be at 100 K in no time. Much deserved too by the way.

[@StezStixFix]

Thanks FS! 👍

[@bartvantuijl1598]

I second that, really enjoy these videos. Keep it up!

[@AR21]

Wow flying x

[@Ironhide34100]

@@StezStixFix could I send you some Star Wars Sphero droids for a repair video?

[@VAL3NTIN3]

76k now wow

[@yogibear2k220]

Funny, it always amused me when Steve does fixes like these and says the mod is in the description. I would love to mod my 3 Vita's, but I would not even dream of attempting to as I know I would ruin them. Even when I used to do this for a living (TV and video repairs,) I would not even attempt to solder surface mount components, or components you cannot solder with the naked eye. I just stuck to through hole stuff. I would leave this sort of work to to the experts like Steve ( even though for comedy reasons he pretends not to be.) Also, I never used flux either. Had to look it up when I saw Steve using it to see what it was!

[@Daffydubs]

I've learned flux is essential for soldering I used to think I was just terrible at it untill I started using it.

[@yogibear2k220]

@@Daffydubs Lol, my eyes are so bad now unless the pad is at least an inch square, I would not be able to solder anything onto it.

[@Daffydubs]

@@yogibear2k220 I hear that! Components are getting smaller everyday lol

[@TravisFabel]

Oh you're missing the secrets right in front of your eyes... Flux is magic. It creates just the right surface tension so you need absolutely no skill with the soldering iron. You just put the heat in the area and everything kind of melts works supposed to with surface mount stuff. But the eyes thing. I feel you man. That's why there's one other secret to everybody who does surface Mount things regularly. We don't look at it. We look at the big screen for the camera or microscope. I still can't do the hand soldering if I have too much caffeine but you can do hot air.

[@alexbrown1050]

Anyone can do surface mount work, just takes a bit of patience, practice and a microscope doesn't hurt. Believe in yourself! Also most people don't use flux because they use flux core solder, which is a more efficient method of applying flux at the same time as solder. It doesn't work if you wick your solder onto the tip and then touch the tip to the component though, so flux helps with that habit.

[@wardy2002]

Well I tried to replace power supply port on my Acer tablet. Made such a mess of it. Now I'm too embarrassed to take it to repair man to do it properly. Nice to see someone who knows what they are doing. (cool music too) Well done Steve.

[@SCorpG22]

Repair guys see it all the time, I wouldn't let that put you off. I mean it might end up costing more to repair if you've lifted any pads, but I'd say go for it.

[@ShadowMaelstrom]

Find out who their competitors are and say they did a shoddy job

[@midohiopcs]

At least you attempted to repair it yourself. Even some professionals have issues. No need to be embarrassed.

[@Riley1524]

Love the videos, man! There's something about watching soldering that is soothing to me for some reason.

[@El_Bellota]

I second this.

[@voidvoidvoid7274]

Soldering is very soothing, it's like washing the dishes or hearing the sounds of a freshly built PC posting for the first time. Amazing moments !

[@hellalike]

Steve, thanks again for another awesome video and another killer reference. We got Super Market Sweep across the pond too. They just brought it back again.

[@Lee_Essex]

Well edited video. I liked the chilled music while vos was on. Also nice close ups with the microscope. Very easy watching. Wish you would do more than 1 a week.

[@brandobarz3549]

Great vid, 30AWG Kynar wire would be best for signal wires, thin an insulated

[@Luigi64]

This is sweet, I love USB c mods. I just tried adding a USB c port to my mouse

[@wanjockey]

Man I had no idea that this could be done. I love these mini hack videos. As always thanks for the great content Steve.

[@tylorpater4259]

Very glad KZbin recommended me this vid, cool to see how relatively easy someone made it to pop in a type c port as well!

[@mymidschoollife8485]

I wonder if, when he crawled into some old electronics and turned his toes up to the daisies Dave realised he would be the most famous wood lice in history?

[@StezStixFix]

😂

[@AngaarUriakhil]

Just did this mod using this video and it took me like 3 hours. I have to commend your skills. You make precise micro soldering look super easy. And such a clean, organized job too.

[@andrewbarney5503]

Your skills have really improved. You are now a jedi master of electronics repair and modification. More usb-c mod videos are welcome.

[@RBKing80]

NICE mod Steve. Come on, get in !! Your videos get better each time !!

[@StezStixFix]

Thanks RB! 👍

[@MjC7192]

@@StezStixFix ...Eeexceept for the singing I think my ears might not ever be the same....,ugh, 😭,lol . I do love your videos and was wondering if you might make some on the newer editions of the xbox1's or other phones?

[@CDRaff]

We have Supermarket Sweep here in the US too. It's actually an export to England and Australia. We also had the "The next time you're at the checkout and you hear the beep, think of the fun you could be having on Supermarket Sweep" slogan though I'm pretty sure that Dale Winton came up with it and David Ruprecht brought it here when he hosted.

[@ChrisTallant]

That fixit kit is brilliant. I picked one up the other day and already fixed two things with it. You really need some sponsors.

[@paulchambers3788]

Could they have found a dirtier vita to photo for the instructions?!? The amount of dust on the photo showing what to cut off the case 😳. Plus the 2 resistors are the wrong way round, they don’t match the direction of the writing in the board 😔. Great video as always though 👍🏻

[@StezStixFix]

I noticed that on the resistors and it made me twitch. I might have to take it apart again and sort that out! 😬

[@paulchambers3788]

@@StezStixFix hope so as we won’t sleep tonight thinking about it 😂

[@samuraidriver4x4]

I have trashed a couple of PCB's before because one diode was the other way around then the diodes next to it. I dont know how I missed it in kicad before sending the files out😬 Reason for trashing them: assembling them wrong a couple of times😂

[@MjC7192]

@@paulchambers3788 😵‍💫

[@fink32]

Wouldn’t be able to install this myself. So paid sombody to do it for me. Looks awesome and I feel better having watched you install it. Got the note 9 adapter aswell installed. You should get a psvsd (internal sd card) which replaces your 3g modem.

[@heatedgamer2931]

Nintendo Cable? on a Sony Console? you will start a console war with this video lol, great to see a mod amongst all the repair videos. BTW is there any chance of competition happening between yourself, Vince(mymatevince) and Steve(tronicsfix)? something i think we all would love to see.

[@StezStixFix]

Thanks Gamer! I'd love to do some kind of repair competition! 👍

[@Leonvolt28]

@@StezStixFix Maybe you should also buy a Rolls-Royce 😜

[@Wenlocktvdx]

I’m using a Nintendo USB C cable to charge my PS5 controller as the Sony cable failed.

[@rezamahendra2522]

if you do like another DIY project like this u can also watch the korean guy modding psp with bigger battery capacity and with the amoled screen DIY DR.K and with korean thing

[@kayanowtoo7593]

Hi Stez, loving your vids and as a result have developed an interest in dragging all of my dead electronics from the past 10 years or so out of the cupboards (can never bring myself to bin them). Decided to buy a microscope similar to your in the near future. Unfortunately can't afford £300 for a soldering iron on top of the scope and wondered if you or your followers had a more budget friendly option that you might consider suitable for micro work on PCB's possibly £100 - £150 available in UK. You might even consider recommending a budget starter kit for people who just want to work on their own gear. Your opinion would be much appreciated. Thanks.

[@michaelburns8073]

It's been a while since you asked, but if you are still looking, look into the pinecil soldering iron. It's about $26.00 US. Right now, it's out of stock, since they are releasing a new version, but should be back in stock in a few weeks. You can also get the Hakko FX-888D for about $100.00. KZbin channel EEVBlog has a video where he recommends a $330 electronics repair setup if you want to know how to get started on a budget. My advice is to start off with a good soldering iron, multimeter, solder, solder wick, and of course, the blue silicon mat :grinning_face: Then start to repair, and as you need stuff, buy it. You don't have to spend a lot of money to get into repair, at least initially. Good luck!

[@ChrisBarnes575]

"I'm not bothered about ruinin' the port, I just want to get it off." Same, buddy.

[@voidvoidvoid7274]

The Patreon rap was WAY too good, sir ! 🤯 EDIT : 12:18 the "Niiice !"... you can feel the satisfaction. Make it a meme, it's so expressive ! EDIT 2 : A USB-C powered PS Vita being charged by a Nintendo Switch brick and cable. What a time to be alive !

[@johue2458]

Came across your channel just recently and it’s awesome! Love that you just try it, even when you‘ve „never opened one of these before“.

[@dabbindude7109]

Dude your supermarket sweep joke reminded me of a show I've seen one time in my life and now I know the name of the show. Omg thank you!! And very good soldering lol

[@SquareGravy]

I used to watch Supermarket Sweep in the US back in the 90s... pretty sure it was over here before it was over there. Great video!

[@عبدالرحمنالفيفي-ظ8غ]

the quite music the smooth job the humor = my first vid and im already liking this guy

[@mcgrog]

Havent found anyone that makes soldering this entertaining yet, keep it up! More device mods! More “Nice”!

[@lordnikonx]

I'm hoping to learn how to solder soon. You make it look really easy.

[@rambofan1]

I royally f’d up my charge port so I just ordered this mod thanks for the video man!

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

Can I express on this video how happy I am to have found someone who actually repairs electronics rather than just prettifying them up? I just watched a video where a KZbinr supposedly "restored" a non-functional PSOne. He spent fifteen minutes of the 20-minute video cleaning the outside of the console (with the wrong product, to crown the hilarity), one minute stabbing the circuit board randomly with a multimeter, and four minutes reassembling it and 'playing a game with it'. This despite the fact that he didn’t fix the actually broken power button, he didn’t even seem to check the giant malsoldered mod spidering across the circuit board, and he didn’t even try to hide the fact that the PSOne never actually turned on when he purported to show that it did. There's a place for superficial restoration (especially with respect to mechanical objects, where superficial restoration very often IS restoration - you can't use a rusted poppy seed grinder or a level with a rusted uneven edge), but I'm tired of electronics being prettified instead of properly restored. Thanks for not being one of those KZbinrs, and thanks for honesty. I’d rather see you fail than see one of these guys fake success any day.

[@theawfulgambler]

Would love a little video just explaining each step for newbies who don’t totally understand what’s going on 😂.

[@StezStixFix]

Fair point! I need to try and remember that! 👍

[@leew8812]

that's what he's doing no ?

[@MjC7192]

@@StezStixFix again fair point....,but, you won't...🙄

[@TravisFabel]

Sure. I can explain what's going on in this video easily. So you probably get the basic concept of the old proprietary port no longer works so he wants to stick a modern USB-C cable on it. So the first thing he's doing is melting in low melting point solder. This is an alloy of metals that melts easier than what's on there. So you melt it on there and you melt the other stuff that's there and it all mixes together and ends up with a lower melting point than before. He was trying to do it so that he could just heat it all up and it would all stay melty long enough to lift it off but it didn't quite work out that way. So instead, he used his hot air gun. This literally blows out very hot air until the parts are hot enough that the solder melts and becomes liquid. And then he kind of pushed it away when it started to float around there. Then you take away the heat and everything on the board hardens up and you have the slightly melted port in your hand. The stuff that's goopy you see him drooping on everything is called flux. It is a kind of liquid that lets everything float around and move around easily and give surface tension. So you glue it on around the areas and then you put your melted solder that's on your soldering iron in those areas and it just sticks to the metal there and kind of holds the shape. So if the pad is square, the blob of solder is square. It will also let the parts float around and slide into position so that the surface tensions even on both sides. When he puts the resistors in, those rectangular pieces with solder points on each side in the beginning of the video, they kind of get sucked into place properly by the melted solder. And this is just the surface tension sliding around these really light components. I guess I should have started there. He put together the USB-C port piece. USB-C, requires you to have a couple resistors on the device. This lets your USB-C charger know that it's plugged into something. So we soldered those resistors onto the board, and then we put on the connector. And then he goes and puts the whole thing on the device. The big blobby corners that hold it in place, also count as the ground. That first wire he puts on that cuts across and goes to the side, you'll hear him talk about that being the plus side or the 5 volt side. That's the output of the USB-C port power. So that's going to give power into the device as the positive side. So now you have your negative side and your positive side but you don't have your digital signal. You don't have the data connection. You hear him say D-positive and D-negative. The d stands for digital signal. So the positive and negative communication wires is what he's connecting there. With those wires connected, it works just like it did with the proprietary connector for USB. It gives power, and it gives a data connection to the computer. When he's connecting those wires he's using a wire that is coated with a thin almost clear enamel paint. this works as insulation on it so it doesn't directly short out against things. But it's also not very tough and it melts/burns easily. So he can just stick it on the soldering iron and it burns away part of the enamel on it, you can see this because the silver solder gets wicked onto it right up until the area it didn't burn off. So this wire isn't completely bare even though it looks like it is... It's just bare on the ends but it can easily get scratched in short stuff out. So he's putting on a UV mask with the paintbrush. This is a type of chemical that the whole board is actually covered with except for the solder points. The bare metal points that you want to connect with. He coats everything with it and it stays liquid until he puts a UV light on it for a period of time. That's that little block you put over the area. On the TV screen it will look purple because the camera can see part of the UV light but in real life it doesn't look purple, it doesn't look like it's even on... When you put that on, it hardens and becomes solid. So with that solder mask coating it it will hold it in place and keep it insulated. I think that covers most of what he did in the video

[@BrunodeSouzaLino]

The vast majority of people don't have enough patience to solder 0603 smd components... which are smaller than a grain of rice.

[@davidweishahn5521]

Always enjoy watching your videos, Steve.

[@StezStixFix]

Thanks David! 👍

[@habuflingo6888]

This man made a soldering video entertaining to watch. Respect

[@ghengisdingus8644]

Supermarket Sweep was in the states as well, and boy did that make me feel ancient!

[@bgibson9060]

we had a 90s supermarket sweep here in usa. Idk what it was in uk, but here it was a weird show where people ran as fast as possible in a grocery store trying to fill their cart with the most expensive items.

[@RyoHazuki1]

I only found your channel a couple of weeks ago and have already watched through the past year or so of brilliant vids. This one turned out a lot more difficult than I thought it was going to be - nice work!

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

You need to switch to a shot of Linc Hayes from the Mod Squad saying, "Solid!"

[@StezStixFix]

Good shout! I'll try and do that next time! 😂

[@Daffydubs]

You have taught me so much man I appreciate all that you do!

[@johncox5953]

Oxyll also sells a Samsung note 9 to ps vita battery board to allow you to replace the aging battery for something manufactured within recent years. Some vita batteries are 10 years old and the new ones on eBay and Amazon tend to be rewrapped old vita batteries.

[@saionteller9427]

My goodness the organization of the wiring and finishing touches 👌😗

[@adamt1415]

Any chance you would show your game room tour? From the few videos it looks like you have a room with all of the systems passing through a wall to the TV? That's an awesome idea, if that is how it is. Thanks for the awesome videos! Keep it up!

[@snorlax_mikox5289]

I have to say after all the videos I watched the singing is getting better and better

[@orly9246]

I’m here for the “nice” and the “stupid game” and it didn’t disappoint.

[@fatalstyx3389]

You're gonna be a huge channel and I'm glad I was here since you were at 20k. You deserve a mil

[@ollieduracell]

Dale Winton would be proud of this. Jokes aside, excellent job! Not sure how you ever came onto my recommendation videos but I've watched loads of your stuff now, great work

[@travisbonzpiercy2660]

Nice just found your channel. Supermarket sweep actually aired here in the us as well.

[@Waxed_Ape]

Your sense of humor is solid gold. Thanks for all the entertainment.

[@Jungleju1ce]

tronicsfix gave you a mention in his video yesterday and well done on your success on youtube you are an inspiration to us all

[@poweredbyWatts]

Loved the just close enough to not be sued cover of Old Love.

[@tenisviejos]

Finally, the mod with the care and polish that the vita deserves. Subscribed.

[@phame1225]

This is perfect 2 am stuff to see while I am supposed to be sleeping.

[@purplecadence7390]

i love your sense of humor and the way you do things. earned a sub sir. would love to see more of your content.

[@mikethemusicman1978]

I'm really suprised you aren't sponsored by any company, you should be Steve, your fixes are amazing.

[@kilxler]

It's not a British joke. It's also used in the US version of Supermarket Sweep. Fun fact. Supermarket Sweep has been around in the USA since 1965. Brought back in the 90's.

[@gregorioliveira]

"Nice!" LOL Congrats on the precise and careful job. And on the soundtrack as well.

[@AlinCosminTudor-ks9lp]

Steve, this video made me want to change the port in my PSVita 1004...it was a succes❤...thank you very much

[@onemanbanjo975]

You Make that look easy! I'll be trying my hand at this mod as soon as it comes in the mail. Wish me luck!

[@Rocky1138]

KZbin shows your subscriber count at 62.9K but the counter in behind you is much lower than that. Is this video old or are you growing at an incredibly fast rate? If it's the latter, congratulations! You deserve it!

[@BuyitFixit]

Yes his channel has really taken off!

[@sneeuwvos]

Most of the times I do not understand what he's doing, but it's so relaxing to watch =) !

[@robertmiller445]

FYI, Supermarket Sweep originated in the US. It has also had a lot of international versions. Congrats, your joke was more relatable than you thought!

[@JasonFuss1992]

It makes you think that you found a dead bug named it dave, now its just sits there chilling in videos. Imagine if an alien came to earth found your dead body, froze it into some resin and had you in the background of their videos lol

[@Kleuz7]

Holy moly your soldering is fantastic and so clean!!!!! I struggled with soldering some wires for a nerf gun and you make it look so easy and good! Amazing work!!

[@livefreeordiehardkor]

We had supermarket sweep air in the. Remember it from growing up 30 years ago.

[@Arsonist42]

if you want better fluxing properties, try to get water soluble flux, it needs to be removed and cleaned after use, but it can easily wash off with water, for those pcbs that have no water sensitive parts, it's a pure joy to solder with.

[@GinandTronics]

great mod. I have a few vita's, I've noticed with my oled vita. it doesn't like every usb wall plug I have. I have to use a Sony Ericsson one. and a aftermarket cable. I thought when you used your Nintendo usb c charger it might not work, and my Anker power bank always cuts out, when I try and charge with the Nintendo charger for some reason. getting pretty famous now. I expect to see you on the masked singer soon, with Dave in the corner.

[@TheHanleyProject]

The solder work here was impeccable. Awesome job, great vid.

[@ThySovereignLP]

You videos just keeps getting better and better. Never stop friend

[@Garmichael1]

We had Supermarket Sweep here in the states too. And it was awesome

[@MedekTheOne]

Very unfortunate that you did this video just when the mod is out of stock for the rest of the summer, It got me very interested swapping the port just for the sake of it (getting rid of as much proprietary stuff as possible). I liked it though, like the rest of your videos, very well documented process and good editing. Keep it up!

[@pepealexandre]

Thank you for the video and for adding the microscope link on the video description. Was wondering what was that setup. 👍

[@MagralhoPT]

Damn you Steve! You are amazing! I understand very little of what you doing but your videos are a delight to watch! been watching all your content for the past month and cant have enough! congratulations on your channel!

[@awesomerbob]

Recently discovered you and I had to go back through your videos to find out who and what Dave is. Not disappointed to learn of the sad yet inspiring back story of Dave.

[@RedMushroomII]

There's something so soothing and entertaining about your videos man! Love them!

[@matyuuu]

First time seeing you, I was totally focused in your video. Everything was good vibes

[@danielhulan3058]

I find myself singing your intro songs for hours. My family asks me what the heck is Monkey Joe Tokyo. I just tell them, dont worry about it.

[@simonscott1121]

IMO you need to let your iron dwell just a tad longer on the heavy ground mounts. You need the heat to get down a bit further to suck the solder down along the leg for an even better mount.

[@ramisaid99]

You just got shout out from TronicsFix in the latest video. You're doing a pretty awesome job keep it up

[@ChrisLongPhoneRepair]

Best rule I know of soldering. The board and components you are soldering dont need to be comfortable. So always move things to where its easy for you to align and solder them. Otherwise very nice.

[@Kernowcatches]

Very cool Steve shame about the shooting but we can practise that next time your in Cornwall

[@theonus_4483]

The outro song (rubber ducky) will always remind me of "Three Men and a Baby" :D

[@ches74]

Steve only played Duck Hunt so he could sing that song. What a legend!

[@CH1CK3NNU66375]

Love it Steve.

[@ryandavis7011]

Your music in this one kind of reminds me of Space Channel 5 on Dreamcast - recommended!

[@crazyfacejack2520]

I stumbled on your channel by accident but have hinged watched most of the videos and thoroughly enjoyed them, would you have any recommendations on where I could learn more about circuits and the various components so I know what it is your testing and why?? Many thanks 👍

[@BuyitFixit]

There's a channel called electronics repair school I think which may be useful to you. It's something I've been asked to do too.

[@crazyfacejack2520]

@@BuyitFixit thanks I'll have a look

[@chris-pike]

Good to see you install a usb c port to your vita and nicely soldered on too your certainly becoming a true wiz with the fixes there Steve - nice 1 👍

[@wisher21uk]

You need to change your counter in the background Great fix

[@thinkbolt]

I was really digging the music at 1:22

[@GAMINGWITHTRUE]

Wow, cool fix. I’d love a USB-C port on my slim Vita.

[@BuyitFixit]

Nice Job Steve. I thought the adapter pcb would have fit the same footprint of the original connector. Then it would have just been a matter of flowing some solder from the original pads to the adapter. Doesn't seem the best design that the PCB was slighly shorter then the original connector and you had to add additional wires.

[@762x54rr]

you should add some hot tweezers to your amazon Wishlist makes soldering those ceramic capacitors 100% easier!

[@SoftQuartz]

I rather enjoyed performing this mod as well, though I soldered to the trace for d-. I really appreciate how you did your jumpers though. Much neater than I managed. For the hot air gun, have you considered using kapton tape to shield the surrounding components? I found it did an excellent job protecting the headphone jack on my 3ds mod

[@idlethumbs01]

Nice I can (USB)-C, you pulled that supermarket sweep joke off 🤣👍

[@brandoncolemire4220]

Fantastic content!!! I have absolutely devoured the content on your channel, watching close to 40 videos in the past couple of days. I’ve taken things apart my whole life without any intention of fixing/putting it back together, but you’ve inspired me to give that a go. Bravo, Sir. Bravo.

[@dummyzen02zen57]

You got me to sub when you start to sing along with the music.