Mexican Humor EXPLAINED! What Makes Mexicans Laugh?

[@paolavalencia3120]

"This lovely lady obviously loves to have chilli inside her... shampoo." I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja how could I not include it

[@justchillaxing3383]

@@TrueMexico Spoken like a true mexican!

[@Spikastru]

¡qué!.... maravilla.jpg

[@sergiocalderonochoa3330]

Can we also appreciate that I was able to translate that albur in the subtitles? 😂

[@abrahamkuyoc7311]

Maravillosa jugada

[@jgghughes]

That´s why mexicans love Monty Python and Mr. Bean.

[@Hollyfreeholly.]

Mr Bean ! I can watch watch that with my entire family and have a blast !

[@jsdhjh]

And John clese belive me they laughed of me during 5 weeks my vacation

[@sonyelockheart3761]

X2

[@fredmila]

Bean, yes but I have never heard of Mexican Python fans or even that they have shown the show on Mexican telly.

[@robroux6074]

Not really.. Mexico imports a lot of comedies from many countries and dubs them. No British show has crossovered to be a cult classic. The Simpsons is one of the most successful English(original langauge) to have crossovered. I would say Russian Gopnik (Chav) humor is similar but honestly the only country that gets Mexican humor is Colombia, which is why so many Colombian shows are remade. I have not seen a British show that is similar to Maria de Todos los Angeles or Familia Peluche or even a British comedian that is similar to Polo Polo.

[@rgdssd]

As a Mexican-American, I realized a few years ago that I get British humor BECAUSE of our Mexican humor. I always hear Americans say that they don't 'get' British humor and I get it and LOVE it!!!! Lol Saludos! OMG the pan man 😍.

[@emilyvillagomez9859]

Me too! Love them both.

[@elingeniero2000]

It crowd was my favorite

[@emilyvillagomez9859]

@@elingeniero2000 one of my favorites too.

[@Trbled]

Same I’m a Mexican American as well

[@culeroconnor1686]

I am impressed of how well you get Mexican humor nicely done mate

[@TrueMexico]

Cheers amigo

[@ivanp8723]

muy buen comentario culer o'

[@Douken]

Culer O’ Connor hahahahaha (For who doesn’t get the joke search for culero)

[@gabydoncella4032]

Nicely done🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@raullule6551]

Se mamo El Señor culer'o jaja

[@charlez7681]

Us mexicans dont have filters, Soooo our jokes will hurt your feelings if you dont have a sence of humor 🤷🏽‍♂️😂

[@janetrojas8939]

😁😁

[@claudemon2169]

Sense*

[@rglucia]

I think they are is not that one is going to start joking hard core with anyone for not reason.

[@YAHOOISNOTG]

@@rglucia a lot of mexicans are actually like that, im not your typical mexican personality wise but unfortunately that's mexican culture and a lot of them are like that, Theyll barely know you and be joking hardcore, of course not all mexicans are like that either but a significant portion are.

[@solracamcl8640]

@@YAHOOISNOTG Exactly

[@Multibe150]

Can confirm about self-deprecating jokes. Don't know what self esteem is.

[@alexiatr]

he said it, it starts with the family. They make fun of you since you are little. And school, gosh that's another universe. If you didn't have a nickname, they will provide u with one to the point that everybody will forget what your real names is

[@nagelzarvel6458]

ND THATS HOW LANGUAGES EVOLVE, HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF LATIN AND BULGAR LATIN, PENDEJO TE DEJO Y CON TU HERMANA ME EMPAREJO, GO TO LOVE ROMANTIC LANGUAGES.

[@eltrapoemo0011]

@@nagelzarvel6458 ya relajate, pinche bato, hueles a obo.

[@arzr_er]

@@eltrapoemo0011 ¿Qué es hueles?

[@B3llyk0]

@@arzr_er "smell like"

[@TrueMexico]

¡Viva México! I hope you are enjoying this special Mexican weekend. And I hope you enjoyed this video mis amigos y mijos! Support Tío Paul and the channel with a Paypal tip! www.paypal.me/TrueMexico Consider supporting on Patreon: www.patreon.com/truemexico

[@MarcoG70]

For sure... Thanks Tío Paul. Nice weekend to you too! 😎

[@TrueMexico]

@@MarcoG70 Same to you amigo!

[@heraldomedrano6993]

Happy 1810-09-15-2019

[@arturoalbino2610]

I hope you can make a very mexucan yell this weekend....

[@alejandrocorona5617]

Chido carnal, buen video. Un abrazo

[@Sagrario86]

Feliz 15 de Septiembre 🇲🇽 a Todos!✌️

[@crowphoenix1154]

Vas a ver al presidente dando el grito :v en la noche :v

[@KuroiWinter95]

16*

[@jcbulldog533]

Septiembre 16 🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@KhanNaga]

“This lovely lady obviously likes to have the chili inside her” I have always said that the highest level dark belt Mexican language is the albur, my friend you’re one of us now xD

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja thanks amigo.

[@browncatwithblurredbackgro2461]

Truly venomous. I have been kidnapped at least mentally by them, almost for real also.

[@dave.9341]

7:37 "F*** Häagen-Dazs and their cartons. I've got a corn husk!!" 😂😂

[@TrueMexico]

Happy you enjoyed that one :)

[@nm93932]

Lol that had me laughing

[@elinorbaker]

Black humor, sarcasm, tricky and complex double meanings, as you know it needs tons of imagination! That's the similarities between the two nations. Así es la vida querido Tío Paul 😎

[@elinorbaker]

It looks like you're gotten it all the way wrong. The therm comes from another reference of color, nothing racial, think about film noir by example, it's a french 🎥 genre that means there's a love triangle drama, not an Afroamerican's reference.

[@rgdssd]

Israel P WTF are you talking about? Black humor means dark humor- has nothing to do with Black people. 😂 Calm down and read slowly before responding. 😂

[@issustaita]

Dark humor, not Black humor. I made that same mistake.

[@guillerodri6393]

That not humor that is no mings has only body to push as abominen creature creade for money be

[@jesusisraelcaudilloramirez6237]

Oh yes I learned english watching british comedy shows while taking classes at highschool, Graham Norton was the one I watched the most.

[@adolfobermudez1487]

jesus israel caudillo ramirez watch the inbetweeners

[@samcreel]

Well he’s Irish.

[@jesusisraelcaudilloramirez6237]

@@samcreel I know

[@SHIROB666]

Its interesting as a mexican to see all these familiar landscapes and think those may be exotic to someone else

[@slaynw.9829]

With all the over the top PC (political correctness) culture going on in the english peaking nations right now,im glad that we as Mexicans (myself included) can still find the humor in just about everything without fear of being reprimanded by society. Saludos a todos y VIVA MEXICO!

[@bibianaguadalupeislasherre9880]

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@jaimeerives8793]

Of course they dont have a bunch of racist and homophobes so people feel more comfortable making jokes

[@slaynw.9829]

That's not exactly true. You see,a small percentage of the population in countries like the US,Uk and Australia (to name a few),have started to get easily offended by certain words nowadays (like feminist with the word "guys"),to the point that they now want to alright band them in order to not offended certainly people like the LGTBQ+ community. Lucky for us,this type of nonsense isn't reaching this side of the hemisphere,because people here aren't overly sensitive and have a sense of humor.

[@jaimeerives8793]

@@slaynw.9829 thats just the typical American sensationalist propaganda i know lots of lgbtq folk and none of them actually care so long as they aren't treated like second class citizens which sadly they are in the U.S which prioritizes christian zealots over everyone elses civil rights

[@isaacb1083]

@@jaimeerives8793 how are they treated like second class citizens? As far as I'm concerned people of LGBTQ community have the exact same rights as any straight person in the USA.

[@alexzais1935]

Sarcasm is huge and on another level in Mexico. The average Mexican has a pretty decent sense of humor. Especially if you're around interesting crowds.

[@josuemc93]

Definitely have to learn to loosen up if you get offended easily because the humor may sound like attacks but are more like playful teasing, growing up a lot of American kids didn’t understand why some kids were jerks with their humor in my circle in school but it was because pushing buttons is what we seem to do when bored.

[@browncatwithblurredbackgro2461]

Sure you have cured so many school shooters.

[@leumasgh]

True that British and Mexican humor have things in common! That's why I follow many British comedians

[@alexiatr]

Talk about self esteem. he said it, it starts with the family. They make fun of you since you are little. And school, gosh that's another universe. If you didn't have a nickname, they will provide u with one to the point that everybody will forget what your real names is. And is usually related to your skin color, complex or an animal you resemble

[@elfajaro]

I think you've mastered our Mexican humour and I like that

[@mexicanusrex9418]

He's speaking from living in Central México. I lived in Puebla and he's right. However in other regions of the Republic Mexicans don't appreciate 'el albur'. They might find it offensive. This is partly one of the reasons why many don't like 'chilangos' .

[@warcryplayer5751]

I laughted so hard when you said "Oh look what i just found and this lovely lady obviusly like have chile inside ha...... Shampoo" and your British accent make it even funnier (In good way of course hahahahahaha ) And by the way some of us don't get offended about that kind of jokes cuz we know they're just jokes and we can always also reply with another joke (albur) and the whole chat becomes in that clever competition about who will be able to think more "albures" that's why so many people think that is poetry because you have to reply the albur with another albur without losing the thread of the conversation. To be honest i didn't know about British humor but i'm going to look it up on youtube, thank for the cultural exchange uncle Paul :D

[@GlobalAdventurer]

I'm at the Zocalo CDMX right now inside of a restaurant waiting to see if I can check in my hotel since it and the whole street down here was evacuated due to a serious gas leak. I hope to watch your video as soon as find a quiet spot. Viva Mexico!🎉

[@TrueMexico]

Hope all works out ok amigo! Enjoy tonight :)

[@GlobalAdventurer]

@@TrueMexico Thank you Paul! They open the hotel now and I just checked in. At 0:53 my favorite beer. Forget Corona🍺 Enjoy tonight and tomorrow!🙋

[@clemdane]

Hey I'm glad you gave such a comprehensive overview of Mexican humor. Not to be nitpicky, but I wish you would give more examples. Would love to hear some 'albures'...

[@giovannihernandez3604]

The hannibal burger truck owner is a creative humorous genius entrepreneur...

[@Nellysa]

Doble sentido is also known as albur, so people te alburea (meaning they turn what you just said into something naughty)

[@fayro7846]

People visiting Mexico for the first time should learn the word “sin albur”. It’s a shield against some albures. Example. Mexican: Te gusta el chile? (Do you like chili?) -Yes, “sin albur”.

[@ICorro007]

Simple but un breakable spell

[@isaiasramirez8224]

Almost as powerful as the hazard lights.

[@AlejandroSanchez-lg7ze]

Very good video!! VIVA MÉXICO!!

[@TrueMexico]

VIVA MÉXICO!!

[@jakevarkatzas8507]

Thanks for enjoy our country, and thanks for your enthusiasm, keep the good job up!

[@FlordePrimavera81]

Hi dear Paul, as always I stop anything I'm doing at the moment when I see the ring for a True Mexico's video😃I love sarcasm too we mexicans in general love the "vacilada" and anything that makes us laugh, have a very happy mexican independence day Paul,thumbs up hasta luego :D

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks a lot for your kind words. Enjoy tonight!

[@microbito66]

I love how you will never run out of new things to discover in Mexico City.. I miss it 😪

[@Drackormort]

Tio Paul speaking of Mexican humor and how is similar to england sense of humor, and then "Nobody expects the Spanish inquisition." that could be an incredible end to the video

[@jessemorato5664]

Thank you for sharing the good of Mexico! 🇲🇽

[@practicalintuition4030]

I'm Mexican American and British comedy is my favorite. The hardest Ive ever laughed in my life was the first time I watched king Arthur defeat the Black Knight. When he said "tis but a scratch" I broke the sound barrier in laughter. It was a Sonic boom of laughing.

[@Erlov71]

“Me la pelas” where else will you hear something like that? Lmao

[@pacoarellano1994]

Pero en tu culo🤣🤣

[@ranma16100]

@@pacoarellano1994 Presta atención y no seas mal educado.

[@spooky9030]

@@pacoarellano1994 seas mamon

[@OnAComeUpChea]

@@ranma16100 pela mela the este pitote

[@MarcoG70]

Nice video as usual. Uncle Paul is a Rock star!. 😎

[@TrueMexico]

Happy you liked it!

[@spicyhabanero700gonzalez9]

Nailed it Tio paul ;D always wanted a video like this to explained mexican humor to friends

[@TrueMexico]

Awesome!

[@SombreroKnight]

Viva Mexico! Saludos Tio Pual desde Tamaulipas /Texas

[@TrueMexico]

Viva Mexico! Saludos desde CDMX amigo.

[@a.s.r.a-1660]

Ok so I keep laughing at the Hannibal truck 😂 master piece! Mexican humor is very thoughtful, dark and tricky... no one can really offend us cause we get training at home since we are kids, we even have nicknames pointing out a physical downside or a tragedy of childhood and whatever, we keep moving and joke about it... It was so hard for me when I studied at Texas where I realize that in USA people get offended by everything! Literally the smallest thing and everything can be used against you... I hold myself to avoid conflict but it was a huge cultural shock... in mexico we laugh at everyday's tragedies and especially our owns xD

[@jondryden7776]

It's called class

[@averaguilar]

Definitely, I just love dark humor, and sarcasm, also a good dose of naughtiness in the mix, for example Benny Hill is just my UK favorite comedy show.

[@carlosmedina1618]

I can't understand how you are so kind and polite Amo tus videos Viva Mexico 🇲🇽 uwu

[@giovannihernandez3604]

Uncle Paul...do not forget to document tonight how mexicans celebrate independence day...oh yea, no fireworks 🎆 smh

[@Marcela-xk3zk]

Hi Paul👋 I grew up watching Benny Hill. I loved his comedy.

[@andresfuentes4737]

El humor mexicano es dificil pero a la larga te acostumbras!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@OIRAMAGETRO]

Paul, a ti TODO se te va en sonrisas. 😁😄🤣

[@drake3934]

This dude is right as Mexican we grew up by having family made fun of our weaknesses thus making our will and personalities strong, so pretty much we can take any joke except if you make fun of our family that shit is sacred for me pretty much anything goes. But man here in the U.S. people get offended really easy or traumatize and later on need medication because lets face it a lot of people really do need them other are just following trends or are into pills to much.

[@jorgesoria6015]

Como siempre tio Paul un excelente video

[@isabella8885]

Excellent video! Also when you say something and it unintentionally came out wrong you say " Sin albur" people still laugh anyway 😂

[@kelliepastellie8619]

Your channel is amazing! Thank you!! You were so accurate with everything! 👏❤️🙌

[@pcklon2000]

Thanks for the video. I love being a Patreon of your channel.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks for your support on Patreon amigo. Believe me it makes a huge difference as my videos aren’t vlogs and require a lot of time to make. Thank you!!

[@andresmeneses6150]

Great videos,congratulations.👍👏

[@SFUndertaker]

Hungarians are very similar as well. The complex language adds to the possibilities of playing with words or put you down without you even knowing. I miss that since in the US. Nowadays, political correctness is murdering the fun.

[@rosablack619]

Yo sin ver el vídeo todavía Jajajaja un chile 🤣🤣🤣

[@JorgeGarcia-lw7vc]

Great video, very spot on. Also to add, I note Mexican jokes also tend to emphasize a narrative, often with a setting, a plot with turns and twists, and a final punchline. Very much appreciate the depiction of absurdity and the element of surprise in many of the jokes. The downside can be that they can be quite long, compared to more typical American or some European one-or-two-liner jokes. But Mexicans also tend to be quite patient, and will almost always make time for humor, even in tough situations, let alone if they have a cold one hanging out with friends.

[@dododada8147]

That Hannibal burger truck made laugh out loud🤣

[@asenat79]

living abroad I made very good British friends and it didn't take long for them to say "hey, you've got British sense of humor" and I replied...."nop, it's not me, it's just Mexican sense of humor", of course very few or no American would hang out with us often hahaha they will not get our sarcasm and black sense of humor! hahah

[@applehappyx-files2456]

Feliz 16 de septiembre!! ARRIBA MEXICO!!

[@dherrer6294]

Mexicans and Britts love life, this is why we can laugh at each other, at ourselves and at life.

[@flufffffffffffffffffffffffffff]

Mexican humor is the best- I love being hispanic

[@manuelmeza593]

Love you videos tío,great job.You can count on Mexicans any time..

[@pauloferrer5000]

Your videos are getting better. Good quality video too.

[@bossmedia4028]

Im Mexican American. I love mexican humor and people shouldn’t take it too serious but I do feel sometimes people who do albur do it way too much. You can never have a serious conversation with them. Plus some do it to people who don’t have a deep grasp of the language or just ain’t that clever and that point there’s no reason to do it you’re just picking on people instead of going back and forth with someone that is your match.

[@TrueMexico]

Awesome comment. Thanks for sharing that amigo.

[@ALWAYSTHINK4YOURSELF]

Yes those people are annoying. Equally annoying are people who like to joke about other people, but get angry when the joke is on them.

[@bossmedia4028]

Think 4 Yourself ya I see that a lot too. People will joke on other people as a way of seeing themselves superior over them or will see them as stuck up for not engaging but can’t take it when they are the butt of the joke. Its kind of a fine line but if you joke around like that besides being clever you need to know when it’s appropriate.

[@ximec.r.2643]

Well... Sorry to break it to you but people really skilled in albur do know when their company is uncomfortable right away, we need to notice subtle tells to know if we have gone too far and back away because we want to lighten up the ambient, not the other way around. If they carry on doing it despite this then it means they don't like you and are actively snubbing you, witty humor is a good way to insult someone to their faces and force them to smile or laugh too, without consecuences to boot!

[@bossmedia4028]

Xime C. R. Well that’s the thing most people that say they are “really skilled” aren’t. And If you using albur to insult people you don’t like without consequences instead of just being upfront you don’t like them that is pretty cowardly and a sign you have a low self esteem.

[@edgarr_com]

I was born in Mexico City, were double meaning or “albur” is very popular, people here are even really proud about it. I was raised in Juárez, north of the country, and there people don’t care about these type of jokes, they are even perceived as dumb.

[@King-Ghidora]

Mexicans have a soft spot in their hearts for Hayao Miyasakis' work, especially his film "The Castle in the Sky". I actually don't remember much of the plot in the movie, because I kept laughing every time one of the characters mentioned the name of *the castle in the sky*. No, I am not going to mention the name; you have to watch the film. If you speak Spanish and like anime, you know

[@King-Ghidora]

If you speak Spanish and like anime, you know what I am talking about. (I pressed send too early by mistake)

[@anahir3786]

Now you're mexican, you say goodbye and keep recording.. Love it jajaja :)

[@enriquegil6245]

2:31 yo lo llamo "El Panadero con el Pan" 👌 t la creiste we

[@Carlos12qp]

No ce

[@rosablack619]

Yo si lo llamo el panadero con el pan xdxdxd y lo voy cantando 🤣

[@cloudnova-1178]

Hmm.. for the last few hours I’ve been watching all your videos and I feel very happy people like you enjoy Mexico as much as I do. But I hope someday you manage to go to other places around the country. For example even though Football is by far the most popular sport in Mexico. Lately. The northwestern side of Mexico has experience a “boom” in baseball teams. Renovating or building new stadiums. Profesional baseball players from around the world (mostly Mexicans, Latin Americans and Americans) etc. There is already a “blogger” showing all the new stadiums not only of baseball but football as well! ^^

[@deleon3139]

I'm Mexican American,in my local Mexican restaurant this is a alcoholic drink called "the bad hombre " . We have alot of humor too.

[@cspitzer3763]

De leon I saw once “Burrito Peñanieto” in a menu 😂

[@maremagnus]

*Hola tío Paul, that's why we like (or have to say I like) 'Little Britain' very raw at times very sarcastic humour but good humour at the end, don't get lost tío Paul* *One year later still enjoying your videos tío Paul*

[@elidee2914]

I love your channel.

[@adrianalejandrotovarescami2551]

A few days ago i was having PE class and when the class is almost over my teacher say to one of students "what? It was raining outside or what happen to you?" (Que, estaba lloviendo afuera o que?) He was all sweaty (The student was sweaty) xdxdxd

[@octaviotrejo-flores4804]

Tio Pablo...great video--as always!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks!

[@octaviotrejo-flores4804]

@@TrueMexico You are very welcome! I do ❤️ the way you gave us an approach of my culture. It looks like you are adopting it also👍🏼

[@yahirenriquedelacruz3291]

I love your videos friend I hope and continue creating more content .. I hope and enjoy the national holidays

[@p.pinchelette2909]

Mexican here, and I love British comedies. Ali G, After life, The Office uk, and Fleabag are my favorites.

[@TARDIS4short]

As a Mexican and a die hard fan of The Peep Show I can confirm everything is true

[@sergiocruz5617]

As always awesome videos

[@Nekotamer]

I used to live in Tokyo street. so yes, England might be just around the corner.

[@dherrer6294]

This is true, we laught at each other and ourselves and it's because we know ourselves and love ourselves and accept our realities, whatever they are, good or bad.

[@alejandrorivacoba]

AWESOME video, as always keep making this good stuff!!!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks for your support!

[@diceythings]

Absolutely true! Living in the US, I have to be more careful and/or make it more obvious that I am joking otherwise I get in trouble with how I joke with people. Joking about or giving people nicknames based on an insecurity, defect, disability, or unfortunate event is just par for the course. Word play and double meaning makes the world a more magical place.

[@johncabrera9954]

Excellent video.. right on!

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you!

[@shantishalom1]

Great video as always

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you!

[@Angelo34444]

Can’t wait for you to get 100k Keep up the good work!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks amigo!

[@absurdgamertag]

Ha, I live 2 blocks from where you shot the video. Viva la Roma!

[@Gapanpan]

Really love your videos!

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you!

[@pukillis6332]

Nice video bro 👍

[@photographyalamexicana]

In the chaotic, enchanting realm of Mexico City, humor is the secret spice that adds an extra kick to life. Picture this: you're stuck in traffic, and suddenly, a street vendor serenades you with a ballad about your car's need for a spa day. The ability to turn everyday nuisances into comedy gold is practically a national sport. Sarcasm and wit dance through the air like mischievous fireflies, and if you don't laugh, the city might just play a practical joke on you! From stand-up comedy nights to impromptu street performances, Mexico City's comedic flair is like a perpetual piñata party, where laughter is the sweet reward that makes navigating the urban jungle not just bearable but downright hilarious. So, if life gives you traffic, turn it into a stand-up routine - after all, in Mexico City, humor is the superhero cape that turns everyday struggles into epic tales of laughter! Thanks, True Mexico!

[@mjlpbn]

I love the "pan man"!!! 👏😹❤ cheers!

[@Chiisainyo]

I agree, British and Mexican humor, they have a lot of ground in common. Using understatements as a form of humor is a form of art on its own.

[@uli_734]

Are you British? Or Mexican? Or none of them?😆

[@Chiisainyo]

@@uli_734 I'm Mexican. :)

[@uli_734]

@@Chiisainyo yo también 🤣pensé eras extranjera sorry Viva México chin... Jaja

[@marisolitzelfo]

Tío Paul! Qué comerás para festejar? Saludos!

[@gary6133]

I can attest to laughing at the expense of another. Many tearful nights I've had, maybe that's why I have such a thick skin

[@jerrys27]

Tio Paul!!! Saludos!!

[@estebanreyes3043]

Feliz 16 de septiembre hoy cumplió años México

[@isaacwarren6566]

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY UNCLE PAUL! ! AQUÍ HACIENDO CHILES EN NOGADA Y AL RATO DAR EL GRITO. .. VIVA MÉXICO! !

[@omg....5240]

0:40 the chili lady That made me think of something else 😂 you get it Yes I'm Mexican

[@rayalbertogutierrezbalanza4206]

The motor pan man also in many times has a good sound equipment.

[@albertojimenez1247]

I’m Mexican and I had fun watching the video 😂

[@Aleksicorp]

The pan man in 2:13 : You haven´t seen my final form yet

[@sp4cepixie868]

Hi, i just came across your channel, im from mexico city and i think itd be a great idea for you to make a video on high schools here!!

[@josepena5906]

Arturo castro from alternatino doppelgangers at min 3:44 lol. Es una bala perdida de su papa jajaja

[@patriotamexicano6235]

Good videos, keep up the good work mate...

[@TrueMexico]

I appreciate the support amigo.

[@ZahlerMacon]

Nice vid bro 👍🏻