The O'Jays - Use Ta Be My Girl (Official Soul Train Video)

[@newfdogg]

This is what it's all about, best tunes on the planet, just wanna dance and sing, cheers everyone - one love :)

[@davidbusse3168]

Amen ! Agreed.

[@quinettebuadu5711]

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[@davidbusse3168]

@@quinettebuadu5711 You have soul, lady! It was a great time to grow up ! Today's kids have awesome music, too ! I'm starting to like RAP @ 65 ! I know it's crazy but I'M loving life each day ! MULTITUDES of Blessings upon you Quinette !

[@afterwardstextitfuc]

I trusting the package got Lost Creek now? That's right then Inga Schmaine white

[@crystalgrant6789]

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[@eldoratownes4034]

2024 Anyone 🎵🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@newarkcatholicfan]

I am going to jam this one as long as I am on this side of the dirt.

[@jillfrelix2655]

🍷💃🙏😎

[@femiadepegba9390]

Who is listening to this beautiful song in 2024. Music for people that loves Old School jams. It takes the sorrow away... Love it..

[@Donnie75]

It just does something to your soul...

[@katiekatzenmeyer6674]

Saw them a few months ago. Forever mine is my all time fav

[@MariaOrtiz-hh2xd]

Me, I love the O'Jays❤❤

[@moviechick007]

Yes, it does! Saw the O'Jays in Atlantic City, NY on the 13th. Fantastic! I was in my happy place for sure. They are aging gracefully, but the music is ageless and timeless. And, don't get me started on Walter Williams Sr.!😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@robinhope-xg7vw]

I remember buying this all those years ago. It’s still being played 👌🏾

[@samaduampoma2449]

As a 58 year old black man and musician, I have to make a controversial statement. Black men in 2023 (recording artists), do not sing about love and joy anymore. Period! That is so sad. I can't even think of any rapper/hip-hop artist in 2023, who's music is this joyful, positive and endearing as the O'Jays. It's not even close. Also remember that the O'Jays were "young black men" too, when this song was written and performed on Soul Train. It's an honor to have been an "impressionable" black teenage boy back then. All the R&B black music stars had a positive vibe and energy that shaped all of us for the better. I can't even imagine being a 14 year old black boy in 2023, and being shaped by rappers/hip-hop artists rapping about "bitches/hos/niggas". Yikes! I'll take a pass. In closing, this is a great memory, and the O'Jays really show how it's done here. Amazing music and performance! I know all you haters out there are going to come after me and say rap and hip-hop is the same "vibe" as R&B in the 70s. Wrong! Once again, it's not even close! Cheers, Sam.

[@larencedanser5717]

As 35year old black who's grown up listening to a a plethora of music. Including music from the 1940s - current times, I completely agree with what you are saying Sam.

[@clivebrackstone1896]

Yes sam x ❤ im a 54 yr old white man and agree whole heartly sir

[@lorebay2593]

Yes words and lyrics, made sense, told a story, talked about so much love, now this cursings and over sexed nonsense, repetitive nonsense. I heard a song some young girl sang joyfully about going to the abortion clinic, I was taken aback on that mess. And to think some parents play regularly this nonsense around their children😩

[@pierreyvesguemas5238]

I m 58 too and love all those Black groups artists like O'Jays The Spinners Manhattans Temptations EWF Lionel Richie etc etc whose music and words were enjoyable...as it was for Black females groups too Pointer sisters Suprêmes Sister Sledge Natalie Cole Marlena Shaw etc etc. Now I don't see anything being at their stage.... In the 70's I was very impressed by this music because my brother often went to the States for his job and came back with vinyls.... And it was my turn in the late 80's I heard so much of this groups on the radios while in San Diego for my studies

[@robertstephson7455]

This white boy remembers ALL those songs... Skinny legs and all!

[@bernardampofo-tawiah2073]

One of my dad,s favourite. Continue to rest in peace

[@patriciawilson9666]

Walter's voice was just so damn smooth.

[@edwardsantos9587]

As a 62 year old white man I must admit that this music was the best back in the day 😮 Love that music

[@ddub1965]

Definitely (.)

[@thomasbeslanovits9163]

67 AND STILL DANCE TO THIS GREAT SEXY SONG

[@camary99]

You can say that again.!! SMH!! 🙏🍁🍂🎃

[@KuttyJoe]

I love how the O'jays had 2 lead singers and they used to go back and forth on the same song.

[@aquariusking144]

I'm not trying to sound soft or weak but watching these brothers dance and feeling their music brings tears of joy to my eyes. Man i miss real soul music, i grew up listening to songs like this, the vocals are so dam amazing. No autotune, just real RAW TALENT! Yessuh!

[@neptunesotherdaughter7119]

You SOOO right. So Right.

[@shermandibowantradeall2047]

I agree with you brother. Is so sad this generation has messed up music. All they know is profanity

[@fgiralt69]

my brother I get the same reaction these guys were the best I am 70 and still listen and get tears in my eyes

[@michaell3711]

.x,x,. Mom x. .xc cc@@shermandibowantradeall2047

[@TroyTroj]

Facts

[@mikecrawford73]

2023 i aint herd hit on the radio sence 1958 lets party with are great jams its on

[@123pb]

Solid masculine and talented Black brother singing a love song to a wonderful Black woman. No cussing, saggy pants or sissy make up. Back when men were raised with fathers in the home and not baby mamas with multiple baby daddies

[@waynemanoffaith34]

Exactly!

[@BigtZonker]

FACTS ♥️💯

[@susangonzalez1362]

Got that right. The talent was so much better.

[@paulgrimaldi1751]

Too bad we were hearing this art on AM radios in our cars.

[@EstelleKing-z9p]

❤ THE BROTHERS COULD REALLY MOVE! LOVE LOVE LOVE ALWAYS 💋

[@alimjones6110]

THEIR FOOT WORK WAS THE VERY BEST!🎉

[@arleneliberti2949]

MY UNCLE PLAYED THE O'JAYS CONSTANTLY . I KNOW EVERY WORD TO EVERY SONG . THEY DO NOT MAKE MUSIC LIKE THIS ANYMORE. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@michaelashcraft8569]

Thing is, you either love this music, or you don't, in my 71 years on this Earth I have never met anybody who DON'T!!!!

[@clivebrackstone1896]

Im 53 and im with you x x

[@AndrewCondliffe-yk6ye]

Is fantastic never get music like the 80ts again

[@kimkinsey4200]

Hey my daughter is 36 and she loved the 70's, 80's and 90',s music

[@calhounbass]

It’s happy music

[@AndrewCondliffe-yk6ye]

Sure is the best

[@georgiagonzales3769]

Glad my days were in the 70's. That's when music was so beautiful and soulful. 🥰🎶💃🌴 The Philly Sound...WOW ❤️

[@rocjackson5975]

Sho you right sista! It was the best of times music wise!

[@donnacsrpenter7226]

Ms.Georgia ur a wise woman with excellent taste in music!! God bless u hunny!!

[@vibzesandroark5047]

Agree

[@jonsmum5552]

100% great times, great memories, great fashion, great music. ❤️

[@oscarmoriano1958]

La musica disco nació en philadelfia y la capital del mundo new york en año 1959

[@WildlifeMaryAnne]

The very best music..they all danced in formation..and they all dressed so smart..I loved soul Motown music since I was 16 yrs old and still never get tired of it.♥️👍👍👍

[@woodsoncircle]

"Ladies and gentlemen put ya hands together for the Mighty O'Jays!" - Don C. LEGENDS

[@RasaanJ]

Look at those moves in the back... man these boys were all around smooth. The mighty mighty!!!

[@devengrant5981]

2024 check-in...🤟

[@momishan3690]

🫰🏾🫰🏾🫰🏾🤟🏾👋🏾

[@IZick91]

Present!!!

[@saintblaise7584]

I love this song fuck him.. you know how long it has taken to get thatou ouGoPISSED

[@Unclescoot03]

The 70s music will put you on a different planet that no one will understand unless you love the 70s music. You don't need drugs or alcohol to enjoy the best music ever. God....take me back to the 70s and leave me there....I'll be just fine.

[@rhondamaclellan4028]

Dito🫠.

[@loisannrichardson-adams-ja9531]

Hahahahahaha! Sho'You Right! 👍💯

[@benpar8120]

🤔 What about "Summer Breeze... blowing through the Jasmine in my mind? " 😉

[@beverlybarksdale5671]

Nothing compared to the music of today

[@peterbalac1915]

​@@beverlybarksdale5671😂😂😂 Yet your here listening 😑

[@catboyzee]

One of the great things about groups like the O'Jays was not only could they sing their azzes off, they could do it live while simultaneously executing complex dance routines; often with a different dance routine for EVERY song in their set. That is truly badazz. #respect.

[@Allthatwethink]

You know soultrain was all lip singing but yeah 😂

[@nevisscot7697]

No big fat f.....s in those days

[@johndepasquale9610]

It’s called talent not manufactured bots

[@phylliswatson8231]

@@Allthatwethink Soul Train was mostly about lip synching but most of the time the O Jay's would sing live to a backing track or just live period for instance the episode where they sang Stairway to Heaven and the one where they sang For the Love of Money and You Got Your Hooks in Me. Also the episodes with Marvin, Stevie, and Al Green

[@Allthatwethink]

@@phylliswatson8231 cool. Yeah they are definitely not singing live here. I’m not saying that as an insult as this is my song 💃🏽🪩

[@owenbrown315]

Man lead singer voice is so Silky smooth....relaxing music

[@4tun1]

I didn't know Walter sang lead on this! The O'Jays could sing and dance, and they looked great! Walter is my new crush - after all this time!!! Ikr???😊😊

[@MrBustersmomma]

Happy Birthday to Walter Williams (8/25/43). 80 years and still going strong.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

God bless him to many more decades

[@danielagambel1590]

Born in 1964. I grew up listening to 70s music . They don't make music like this anymore

[@Milagros-ki1ev]

You right about that

[@hildemcconago6524]

There is no better music than some old soul music.

[@julian6356]

No music like this today. Pure class.

[@loisannrichardson-adams-ja9531]

😮 Sure isn't 😂

[@logan5326]

👌🏻👍🏻😎

[@kayodephillips5435]

Real Talk

[@jasonthomas7019]

I kno you want lie bout a thing like that…,😅

[@naudianeels1328]

I know & it's a damn shame 💔

[@marc2397]

I have been so blessed to be alive for this wondrous time in this world!!! Thank you God, and your holy son Jesus Christ!!🙏🏻

[@Linda-in9ns]

My young days! 💃🏼🎵

[@mybluesaway6856]

Ojays doing their thing!!! I love the choreography and the way they exude joy and happiness in what their doing. Such an iconic group

[@chiquitadenton5715]

I agree choreography was on point, & the outfit coordination amazing, I love the Ojays🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤❤❤

[@lilpoohbear653]

Exactly!! These songs are from my growin up years...I am 60 in a few weeks and I still love the Ojays ...just like new to me:))) Classic, talented and emote so well

[@corneliusneil6128]

@ANDY LUMEH © I bring you Gold. WRONG. The 'tall guy in the middle' was/is Sammy Strain, an original member of Little Anthony & The Imperials. He was recruited by the O'jays after William Powell died of cancer. He did several albums with them & stayed 17 years with O'jays. Sammy later returned to the Imperials after they gave a "suitcase" full of money to come back. Also, Sammy could/can sing his ass off [to use an old expression].

[@FactsOnlyPlease.]

@Cornelius Neil No, he had some dance training as well. I think that helped close the deal to become a member of the Ojays!

[@karencarter5778]

Can’t no other group step like dem OJAYS!!!❤

[@valerie6156]

That Eddie is Going all in on this one ❤ . He literally took the floor in his Movements🎉

[@RodrickColbert]

As of November 2021, the mighty, mighty writing team of this and many other classic hits of Gamble and Huff are still alive. Long live Philly music!

[@normathompson5743]

Exactly 💯

[@fatdirtybastard1806]

🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@cherylrobinson7558]

LOVED 70’s music‼️❤️

[@57essex60]

Pure Class, grew up listening to this in the 70`s, it brings back such great memories of that time for me, nothing like this about today, your missing out on so much wonderful music nowadays.

[@michaelcain7470]

yeah i agree. i grew up in the 70s. as far as im concerned it was the best music ever in that decade

[@57essex60]

@@michaelcain7470 Am 64 now and motown and soul music is still in my heart today, I also grew up with this music and in my opinion the 70`s were the best ever decade for music and still is my friend.

[@bobbyingram6652]

You really don't have to say one,word,,,!!!the song speaks for itself,,the message Is definitely in the music!!!!!!

[@silviafigueroa8813]

Going out to the club dancing to this music in the 70s .Makes me smile remembering those times

[@57essex60]

@@silviafigueroa8813 They were certainly great times, and like you I smile and have such wonderful memories from back then.

[@cashmeregirl]

❤❤❤ this music, I was a70's girl, so many wonderful songs and memories,at the time we thought it would never end😢

[@michaelkuhn3962]

This song is for my beautiful wife Tina because she the woman that I love so much Amen 🙏

[@langstongeorgejr.1221]

This is my kind of music, the mighty O'Jays. Walter and Eddie were tearing it up on the microphone, Walter would be on the left and Eddie was on the right(the brother in the middle kept the harmony together, that was strong singing and the best). The O'Jays was definitely one of my favorite groups in the 70's.

[@jonbaker1697]

And Eddie (ty for his name) is tearing it up on the dance floor. He must have been magnetic to women. The man can really move. His movements are joyous yet smoooth.

[@RosemarieVillarreal-wh5kz]

April 4th 2024. Wanna Dance.

[@thehonorablejiveturkeyspoo6370]

The choreography, the voices and the meaning of the song. Pure soul.

[@firefull8499]

Walter voice is amazing. Always loved him.

[@mawbeautiful881]

And super handsome too

[@sniperjay0916]

I love the most underrated group in music history... July 29,2024.

[@SharonTodd0916]

Miss that Philadelphia sound!

[@kitchentalkwithtina2062]

Just like how The Temptations had that "thing" the O'Jays did too!!!

[@kimjordan8151]

Soul Train is the reason I know most of the soul singer’s choreography from the 70s. I saw the O’Jays for the last time in concert as they are officially retired from touring.

[@rooseveltmccarter6087]

Use Ta Be My Girl. From The Lp "So Full Of Love" (1978).

[@beverlyvaughan6158]

I grew with real music I'm blessed

[@DeborahDriver-r7t]

Love The O'Jays!! Still listen to them to this day and I'm 61 yrs old!

[@louisaraiza314]

62 yr old here! Grew up on this music. 70’s music was the best for me. Best times!

[@ytube-3398]

[Pre-Chorus: Walter Williams] Good lovin' The girl's got plenty good lovin' Ask me how I know And I'll tell you so She use ta be my girl, my girl She used to be [Chorus: The O'Jays & (Walter Williams)] She use ta be my girl She use ta be my girl (I wouldn't lie about a thing like that) She use ta be my girl She use ta be my girl (She was mine, all mine, all mine) She use ta be my girl She use ta be my girl She use ta be my girl She use ta be my girl [Outro: Walter Williams, Eddie Levert, The O'Jays] Deep down inside, I still love her I'll place no one above her Just got to say shoo-doo, shoo-doo Shoo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo She was mine, all mine Shoo-doo-doo-doo (Shoop-shoop-shoo-doo-doo) She use ta be my girl She used to be my girl She use ta be my girl She use ta be my girl, my girl She use ta be my girl

[@youngblackking3255]

Man look how classy, and elegant this performance was that's what's missing nowadays. Music nowadays hypersexual and perverted what happened to just being talented, and dignified.

[@delirous8]

I agree cause people don't want to love anymore. Everything is about hating each other and looking down on each other.

[@TheCaulfield1]

Great Comments 👏👏👏

[@shirleyjones5295]

They are the best

[@luzukomafenuka8747]

The legendary O'Jays.

[@jeremymanning2132]

Another classic track from The Ojays and Gamble/Huff. Walters voice is just right for the lead vocals, unmistakable! Love it, thanks PIR.

[@johnrankine7032]

When music was music not the rubbish that they come out with now.

[@bernadettemurtagh8117]

Totally agree!

[@jdub8419]

You are correct sir

[@Vee316]

You keeping clean when you say ‘rubbish’. Lol

[@tugginalong]

That’s the truth. They don’t make music/songs like this any longer.

[@raymondomollo6748]

You can say that again for sure...

[@mikeindiamikeindia4109]

Boy Eddie Was Gettin' Down 🕺🏾🔥

[@gbearquiver]

He was and I's fun watching him..love the way he moved!

[@PrincessBrooks777]

God is sooooooo good I meet my Fiance about 3 months and he said he my soulmate.The next Sunday in church a member said the exact same thing.This our song ❤🙏🏿😊

[@Marcie_does_it]

My dad used to play this in the late 70s/early 80s. He would sing and my sister and I would dance. I miss him tremendously. RIP Daddy ❤

[@genniejefferson6588]

Y absolutely fav group and I mean that. I bought one of their first albums back in the day. Mr. Sexy in the middle.

[@QYgod]

I'm a 90s baby, i know a lot of people say that the 90s is the best musical era, but this music right here was obviously before I was even born, yet it touches my soul as if I was born in this era, to me if r&b soul were a tree, the 70s would be the roots, 90s the trunk

[@LUBABALOJAMA]

This Song is amazing i hope this song wen came out it makes everyone crazy.i magin just chilling at a beach at Summer and drink beer🍻

[@Pecan71-v7x]

The O’Jays music still be mind soothing ❤

[@VILJL]

Happy Birthday to Eddie Levert, longtime member and co-lead singer of the legendary O'Jays, born June 16th, 1942. On June 16, 2024 he celebrated his 82nd birthday. By any measure, the O'Jays are one of the most important Soul Music groups of all-time. Whether delivering funky dance music, romantic ballads, or thoughtful social commentary in song

[@angelarivera199]

Me encanta esta música 🎶 y además los cantante me gusta su forma de vestir y enverdad yo aprecio esta música no la cambio por la de ahora m😅😂❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@KwameAboagye-o3j]

The O'Jays are an excellent soul group. Eddie Levert and Walter Williams are still going on strong. Nothing beats. Love Train. RIP, William Powell

[@EarnestSmith-jm8qv]

The O’Jays are in the process of doing their Farewell Tour. I’m going to miss these guys. Great voices, songs and dance moves/choreography. You can’t just play this video one time. O’Jays, you are the Best!

[@beedwarf]

The O'Jay's most classiest song. Ask me how I know and I'll tell you so. ❤

[@Joeskilove]

I grew up watching whatever tv channel had motown shows 9n and tried not to miss any, my late mother told me all the stories of the motown stars and the dances they did. She helped me embrace My soul so much she didn't sugar coat anything either i appreciated all that to this day thanks Mom ❤️✊ you were the best!!!

[@vickiepatterson1809]

I will always love this music. So great to dance to.

[@brendarobinson1656]

Oh my goodness! The choreography! My absolute favorite by the O’Jays!

[@maureengayle-nembhard6269]

The group is off the chain. Lead singer is confident in his delivery and knows that he is one hansome guy as well. Magnet for the ladies and I am definitely hooked, and it's 2022. 🤗🤗 Super group 👏👏👏👏👏

[@douglemay7989]

You should check them out at Daryl's place(youtube), decades later. They still perform today, but their voices are shadows of their awesome past.

[@SimplyCassandra1]

Not only good looking the Girl eas so smart can't beat Her cooking! That's my part! 👌💯🤩🥰😍😊

[@dellamcduffie943]

Eddie goes deep into his music , he sings a majority of the songs with his eyes closed ❤

[@catgirl24]

I had a huge crush on Walter Williams. I liked them all but he was the one. Love the O'Jays...thanks for the beautiful music and memories, guys.

[@Groovy4ever24]

Me too ❤❤❤

[@KeatingWoodman404]

Hello 👋Dear, how are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Keating wood and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl

[@catherineDaniels-l1g]

Back in the day.Didn't we enjoy this song Dooley county👸🏽 In a young lady you wanna dance? Young people don't know nothing about these kind of song

[@kencouch3328]

For those who don't understand talent. Listen to the instruments and harmony. Incredible. Lead voice wow

[@almercraft488]

Standing Ovation 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆The greatest❤❤❤❤❤

[@onealisaac2922]

Oh yeah!!!!

[@deborahjohnson6834]

This was the time when male singers intended to woo their female audience. It worked!!

[@valeriechapman1612]

This is an easy to listen to kind of song. It makes you want to sing along with them. Such a smooth flowing and delightful song beautifully sung. This is what The O’Jays do with passion and exuberance. Absolutely lovely 🥰 Perfection.

[@FactsOnlyPlease.]

It makes you want to go back to those times. Some body lied to us!

[@SalaamAkbar]

“ AND IF I HAD THE CHANCE I WOULD TAKE HER BACK “

[@davidriggs1470]

One of the O’Jays finest moments.The Tops for me,Levi was not just the greatest lead singers in a group,he is up there with the finest singers.

[@Usercantwelve]

Smooth stuff

[@lauristarrbelasco81]

Timeless ... .nothing else to say. ...never will we have music like this again .....

[@amymassey2663]

This brings back memories, this is singing..beautiful and priceless🙏🏾💜⚘

[@mysticman9331]

Those are some slick moves. The brothers had style.

[@sightseeingwiththeunseen.6006]

Stepping, footwork, not happening anymore. Those were the days.

[@annacabral776]

To Johnny Rodriguez x lover Martha ❤️ love your friend Annie ❣️ carrion Rodriguez 😢😢😢❤❤

[@macknificenttvmcgee8591]

The OJays For as long as I can remember. Music that love can relate to.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@tomkeller6982]

Im 71 and grew up in detroit listening to this song endlessly. This is the heart and soul of motown music. What a hit this was. God bless the O'Jays. They were a class act.

[@stedye]

Sorry to correct you sir , but they were on the Philadelphia Label owned by Gamble and Huff

[@LornaMorgan-us6je]

Just record pure classic

[@mzameni]

A master from the old school of music .

[@tarbert363]

Loved the O'Jays. Superb group of the most talented individuals that will never be seen again. Danced to their music, fell in love dancing to their music and will go to my grave knowing that I lived in an era that had the greatest of talent that will never come again.

[@keith5944]

Killing those dance moves! Now I know where the skaters get their dance moves from on skates.

[@jennsuneditedjourneys]

Jamming to this at the gym on the treadmill at 5am and don't care who sees😅

[@gypzs9]

Jam on, baby!

[@alimjones6110]

EDDIE SHOULD YOU READ THIS, PLEASE BRING ON THREE MORE Albums O' JAYS FOREVER!!❤

[@emmaflorence-nt4ti]

What a highly talented melodiously meticulously dressed well choreographed singing group. Look at those dance steps. Aren't they sensationally dramatically choreographed,? Dynamically talented singers .

[@virginiagrundman4012]

Well written, and true. My respects.

[@allanfranco4464]

THE OJAYS ARE STILL AWESOME SINGERS TILL TODAY ONE OF THE BEST

[@lindafarlow3293]

I THINK 🙏GOD🙏 FOR GIVING THE WORLD THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE "OJAYS" ONE OF A KIND TALENTS!🙏

[@kennsidorewich9395]

"Sound of Philly".....timeless !! Back in the day when guys could actually SING !!!!!

[@jonbaker1697]

And it was a demonstration of virility and manliness to be able to dance (including with the hips)

[@anthonyf.9170]

Oh man, Old School R&B is SO fine! Young kids don’t know what they’re missing. 👍❤️

[@joycemcclure9158]

I ❤ this song

[@billybeason350]

Mellow Fellows, for sure. The 70s were smooth as hell.❤❤❤❤

[@valeriechapman1612]

The O’Jays - Use Ta Be My Girl (Official Soul Train Video) I’m really enjoying listening to this song. It just flows along nicely. They’ve just got a special talent of enjoying what they’re singing about. The lyrics are well written and are sensible too. Well Done, Guys.