Was Letsile Tebogo, Noah Lyles or Mondo Duplantis the Greatest Athlete of the 2024 Track Season?

[@Satoshi-Sin_Shinichi]

I think Grant Hallway and Rai Benjamin has the best 2024 Season in my opinion. Here’s why: *Redemption* Both Grant and Rai choked last Olympics (Tokyo 2021) (they were the big Favourites to win an Olympic Gold in their events, but they lost). 3 years later (Paris 2024), Both Grant and Rai were still the big Favourites to win an Olympic Gold Medal in their events and they finally won. Upgrading their Olympic Silver Medals to Olympic Gold Medals. That’s a Perfect Redemption Stories for them imo. 🥇🥇🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🔥😎

[@drawsection]

I have noah over tebogo because not only did noah medal in both sprints he got a medal in th 60. And won whilst having a huge amount of people praying on his downfall.

[@omerlabrie-boulay4016]

Good take but Tebogo had crazy 4x400 performances in addition to the gold in 200m. He also went on a hot streak after the olympics. Faced the adversity of losing his mother this year as well.

[@SuperKamiGuruu]

​@@omerlabrie-boulay4016 300m wr too

[@TheFinalLeg]

That fair and I cant hate on that opinion for sure! Both had amazing seasons and your right that Noah won medals in 3 events and most people were hating on him. Tebogo also had the 4x4 silver and crazy split, and had the 300m WR, and had adversity with his mother passing away. But yea its splitting hairs and does come down to preference a bit. Appreciate you!💯

[@sir3958]

His 4x400 performance does not eclipse Noah medaling in both the 100m and 200m​@@omerlabrie-boulay4016

[@johnsonanum]

I'm coming back for revenge. Trust me, I am. -- Zharnell Hughes on Sky Sports News.

[@xcbaby123]

Objectively theres no way Tebogo can be over Lyles. They specialize in the same two events but only one of them has hardware in the two events this year. Unless we are equating or saying the off event world record is superior to the covid bronze

[@TheFinalLeg]

I think it comes down to a bit of preference. Yes Noah has the 2 individual medals, but then he doesn't have the world leads in either event. Additionally, Tebogo has top performances in all 3 sprint events (100m no.8, 200m World Lead, 400m no.15) and he has the 300m WR and he has the 4x4 silver and 2nd fastest split ever. I definitely cant hate if you have Noah over Tebogo, but I do acknowledge there is some preference that comes into play so appreciate your opinion! Thanks for watching! 💯

[@himagawari]

Tebogo is the one

[@bobbyjayyda1]

I got Tebogo at #1. He ran fast early only on and still delivered at the Olympics all while losing his mom. He is the future of the sprints.

[@TheFinalLeg]

He did have alot of longevity throughout the entire season and dealt with a lot of adversity. Huge props to Tebogo!

[@MrHurdleking24]

the guy he got medals in the 100 200 and 60, making it on the all time list in the 60 and 100 and olympic gold. I got grant tho.

[@TheFinalLeg]

Cant be mad at having Noah As your #1, he was extremely consistent from indoors to out. Even without competing after Olympics or without the world leads, he had an amazing year!

[@MrHurdleking24]

@@TheFinalLeg i had to edit my comment i got grant as my number 1, even tho mondo by far had the best season.

[@shondon3773]

Tebogo is the greatest male athlete of 2024.. He was Dominant from his season opener, to the olympics, until the Diamond league final.. What a legendary champion in the making.

[@TheFinalLeg]

Cant hate on that opinion for sure. Tebogo was extremely dominant all throughout 2024! And this is likely just the start of a long amazing career!

[@weljenks]

Mondo just does one event and has no competitors to really push him. By that standard he'll win your mvp for the foreseeable future. I have more respect for athletes who can do more than just one obscure event that's mostly technical. People aren't tuning in to track meets to see the pole vault as opposed to track events which are king. I'd have to go with Letsile for his range and running a 19.46 in emphatic fashion or the 800 meter Olympian from Kenya for his consistency.

[@Spectonimous]

Facts. This dude is glazing a dude for a far less competitive event. Everyone runs, but far less people pole vault. Killed his whole credibility

[@An-eb8uk]

You don’t think Mondo is deserving because he does an event that you think is “obscure”? Just say you hate field events lolllll

[@Scarfesse.]

My top 10 : 1 duplantis 2 jordan diaz 3 grant holloway 4 rai benjamin 5 quincy hall 6 miltiadis tentoglou 7 letsile tebogo 8 noah lyles 9 matthew hudson smith 10 pedro pichardo

[@TheFinalLeg]

Interesting you have Jordan Diaz that high (you know I love the triple jump so wont debate!). that 18.18m jump was LEGENDARY though so he deserves a lot of respect. Same with Pichardo who has had such a legendary career since winning his first medal back in 2013!

[@dwightlove3704]

Tebogo was the star of the Olympic Games and I will be watching for him when he comes to LA in '28

[@TheFinalLeg]

Tebogo really had a legendary season despite all the setbacks he faced through 2024! He will be a force to reckon with over the next 2 olympic cycles!

[@dwightlove3704]

@@TheFinalLeg I think he can be a force over the next THREE CYCLES.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@TheFinalLeg I know that this is about ppl who put themselves on the map but I want to continue what I told you about when it comes to future stars.Look for Jordan Pierre and Ross Walrond both of them are from Arkansas Pine Bluff they are 400m guys also here is another one Vincent Bond of Norfolk St he has potential as well he is a 46.05 guy.Also here is another one Trellas Forest of Alcorn St he is a sub 46.00 guy as well.

[@clarkbryant8222]

Tebago is the flavor of the month, hasn’t done enough. He has a promising future, But the award goes to NOAH.

[@TheFinalLeg]

Hmm, flavor of the month cant be true. Broke the 300m World Record back in March, ran a 400m back in April that still ranks him no.15 in the year, and was consistently running 19 seconds since April. But I respect the opinion, thanks for watching!

[@kdwilliams9961]

I agree 100% with your analysis of the accomplishments of these men.

[@TheWayWithKhuwayne]

I really like your list a lot, I definitely think it's fair and it's very consistent to who I would personally I would place in the top 10. The only thing I would disagree with is the placement between Noah & Letsile but by a hair, small details. One of the reasons why I would had Noah ahead of Letsile is his race placement over the season. In terms of race placements, Noah has placed higher in races than Letsile. The lowest Noah has placed in an individual race this year was third with his bronze medal in the 200m. He won the majority of his races this year and has only placed 2nd at the World Indoors Finals in the 4x4 & 60m & 2nd in the Jamaican Racers Grand Prix (if you exclude qualification rounds). Whereas Tebogo, although has won the majority of his races, has placed 2nd & 3rd more often than Lyles at open meets and Diamond meets. Plus, he placed 6th in the Olympic 100m Final. Had Tebogo medalled in the 100m and had a greater consistency in his race placements, 1000% I would definitely solidify him over Noah. But by the tiniest of margins, I give it to Noah especially since his back was against the wall in all ways leading up to his Olympic 100m victory to his Covid condition preventing him from running full out in the 200m. Plus, winning the 100m & 200m at the US Trials is a tough task to do give the nature of those events and massive talents across the US. Also, Noah Lyles & Julien Alfred are the only sprinters to walk away with 2 individual medals at the Olympic Games which I personally value more in terms of achievements. Not to say that Tebogo winning Gold in the 2 & winning Silver in the 4x4 is bad but I do view and value 2 individual medals (in some circumstances) outweighing 1 individual medal and a relay medal. Love your videos and I hope you're able to create similar videos like this in the future for new seasons.

[@TheFinalLeg]

That a very fair assessment and not too much I can argue with. As you noted, Noah got the 2 individual medals in Paris while Tebogo got 6th in the 100m. But I think this is potentially where my personal opinion and thought process came into play, where I did weigh Tebogo's 200m world lead, 300m world record, 400m top 15 mark, and 4x4 split as a combination of factors to put him over the edge. Though Lyles had the 2 individual medals, I slightly knocked him for not having any world leads. but In general like you said, its small details and I like your break down. Appreciate you watching bro!💯

[@TheWayWithKhuwayne]

@@TheFinalLeg Absolutely! It's very difficult picking between the two and could go either way for different reasons. There is no major right or wrong tbh especially with how great both of their seasons have been. And no worries, I really appreciate the content a lot, very insightful all round. I'm super eager for the 2025 season.

[@Thermolizer]

London 2012 will always be the deepest 100m of all time. Bolt, Blake, Gay, Powell, Gatlin, Thompson, Martina, Bailey. The 5 fastest men in history all lined up together and the slowest PB being 9.91.

[@dwightlove3704]

What about Beijing in '08!!!!!!!

[@TheFinalLeg]

London 2012 was the deepest field on paper, but in execution from 1-8, 2024 produced the deepest results. Seville's 9.91 was the fastest 8th place ever. 7 guys ran 9.8 or better. Bednarek in 7th would have medaled at every Olympic games except 2012 and 2004. 2012 had the fastest podium with all 3 guys running 9.7 or better, but in terms of overall depth, 2024 was better. But Both were legendary regardless!

[@Dynamics416]

@@dwightlove3704 you can’t be serious. It was a one man race.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@Dynamics416 Yes I'm serious no one knew that BOLT was going to pull out that 9.69 before the race!!!!! And Gay dropped off a 9.68 in the Olympic Trials even though it was WIND AIDED. Powell was the one who ppl were talking about as a GOLD MEDAL MATERIAL.And if Gatlin was in that race as the defending champion quite sure he would have had something to say about who was going to be the champion.

[@Dynamics416]

@@dwightlove3704 You clearly don't watch T&F then. Bolt broke the WR a few weeks prior to Beijing. He jogged 9.85 in the Olympic semi-final. Anyone with a brain knew the WR would be broken and he'd potentially go 9.6. It was a one-man race. 2008 does not compare to 2012 and 2024 when it comes to best 100m final of all-time.

[@RunnerBoi]

Rai Benjamin at #5 is insane to me; he's a comfy #2 with Holloway *just* behind fwiw. He's the only athlete this year that ran 4 1300+ marks on the track (Mondo did the same but in the PV), and the fact that he combined those performances with 2 golds in Paris is insane. He basically won the Olympics twice given he beat Dos Santos and Warholm in Monaco too. Compared to Tebogo who won gold in the 2 and did run a great PB to do so, but he lost 6 separate finals outside of that and fumbled pretty hard in the 100 in Paris.

[@TheFinalLeg]

Interesting! I can respect that thought process. I should have noted that Rai's 4 marks were significantly up the all time list. I didn't take into consideration the points tables (which to be fair I seldom reference unless its to look at combination sprinters). I think this speaks to how its tough to objectively weight all these factors for different athletes who compete in different events. Tebogo had losses, but competed very frequently and had the world lead, world record, fast split etc. Rai competed infrequently, but had fast times etc. But thats why I note its just my opinion and everyone will have different takes. Appreciate you watching!💯

[@mdplez]

You having Tebogo over Lyles is kinda crazy to me. The fact that Noah won the Olympics 100m and can claim "Fastest Man in the World" is the ultimate resumé booster & tiebreaker (especially since Tebogo was a non factor in the race). And a 4x4 relay split is nice and all, but Tebogo still didn't get the job done in that race. As for Mondo, not only is he the top male track & field athlete this year, he's deserving of Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year.

[@TheFinalLeg]

I think its definitely a bit of splitting hairs, but because Noah didnt have the world lead in any event and Tebogo had a top 15 ranking in all 3 sprints (100 no.8, 200 world lead, 400 no 15) I gave him the edge. But I'ts not crazy to say Lyles had a better year than Tebogo so I respect opinion for sure! And agree, Mondo's dominance was crazy!

[@mdplez]

@@TheFinalLeg BTW, many thanks to you for ALL the content you provided this year. I enjoyed your hits here on The Final Leg and appreciated your contributions over on Citius. Despite my disagreement with you re: the rankings of Lyles & Tebogo, I really respect your your thoughts, views & opinions about the sport. "I (too) love track & field!"

[@himagawari]

Bruh Tebogo already did his best in that race, and that was the second fastest split of all time. Plus he had already run 7 rounds before the 43.04 (3 in the 100, 3 in the 200, and 1 in the 4x4). That is no easy task since the 400 is very different from the 100. Tebogo competed in 4 different events and was among the best in all of them. I would choose Tebogo for no.1 given his range from 100 to 400 in 2024

[@KayCeeHope]

Letsile all rounder and Mondo record breaker🔥🔥

[@aodoemela]

Kerr and Tentoglu had better seasons than Benjamin imo. He's quite high on this list but only has one individual medal from the entire season and did not put up crazy all time marks relative to what has been done in recent years by himself and others. He also did not race much which is the main reason he is undefeated. Edit: Emmanuel Wanyonyi, him not being here is a shock????

[@ob400mH]

All correct but then you include the 4x4 performance for Gold, OR and 43.18 split to hold off the No.2 all time split in Tebogo which puts Rai clearly ahead Also 400mH is a physically hard event, you really can't be running that often when you're that good

[@aodoemela]

@@ob400mH Rai could very easily have ran indoors and won a medal in the indoor 400, Karsten did it last season. The people higher on the list like Grant, Tebogo and Noah were competing in February just like Kerr and Tentacle man. Running more races would not have been unusual for someone doing his event, he only ran 4 races in the event. Running indoors would not have been impossible either, he chose not to. So relative to the best possible season Rai could reasonably have had he missed out on many markers. ❌No DL trophy ❌No indoor medal ❌No WR ❌Not many races

[@TheFinalLeg]

As I noted at the top, this list is Sprints Jumps Hurdles. I shouted out Emmanuel Wanyoni in the video. I think there is a good argument to switch around 8-5 for sure. Im not mad at that. It really was splitting hairs for me, even though Rai had a few races, he ran fast and always came out on top. But yea not mad at Hall, Kerr and Tentoglou over him!

[@aodoemela]

@@TheFinalLeg Oh i see

[@victoroe454]

Bro, no mention to the world lead and olympic silver medalist in the 100m? That's crazy

[@TheWayWithKhuwayne]

He hasn't raced much all season bc of his training and his injuries.

[@TheFinalLeg]

Unfortunately Kishane only competed in 4 meets this year and was not consistent enough to have a full season. This was a breakout but would love to see Kishane compete more often

[@victoroe454]

If he had won the olympics, which he missed by 0.005s, he would still not be in the top 10 because of only racing 4 times? Also you said ray benjamin didnt run much and yet hes on the list.

[@MartineCloutier-LeBlanc-pl2pr]

@thefinalleg; would be interested in hearing your take on the Athlos meet like you did with the show down between Mondo vs Karsten What appeared good - what can definitely be improved - if the same concept can be extended to a “guys” meet only and so forth

[@TheFinalLeg]

I'll try and do a quick video by the end of the week! I was at the meet and it was great! I know there have been a lot of takes on it already but maybe I'll try and give a breakdown from my perspective. But I did love it!

[@gideonmushure9446]

​@@TheFinalLeg can't wait

[@MartineCloutier-LeBlanc-pl2pr]

@@TheFinalLeg, awesome Thank you for that. Yes, various track content creators have shared their takes. It is fun to hear everyone's view. You did an excellent job covering Mondo vs Karsten and even if it is a quick video, it is still going to be well done, genuine, and informative. :)

[@robinbauer1975]

this list is so true would change rai and lyles tho

[@runitback1500]

My list is 1. Holloway 2. Duplantis 3. Tebogo 4. Lyles 5. Tengolu 6. Hall 7. Kerr 8. Benjamin 9. Bednarek 10. Hudson Smith Overall similar lists but i just think a few changes could be made

[@aodoemela]

Yes I for the most part agree with your list as well if we are only picking from these 10 people. I think Matthew Hudson-Smith can definitely be swapped out for some throwers, distance runners or sprinters. Wanyonyi ahd a great season I was surprised hes not on here over hudson smith.

[@TheFinalLeg]

Yea. I honestly could have swapped Benjamin and put him a bit lower, but I think the 4x4 gold and split slightly edged him higher up. But I like your list. Curious how you have Holloway over Mondo!

[@TheFinalLeg]

@@aodoemela My list was focusing on Sprints jumps and hurdles, thats why at the top I noted Wanyoni, Aleka, Jakob as guys you wont see here. Wanyoni might be top 3-5 overall though of any athlete for the year

[@aodoemela]

@@TheFinalLeg I was thinking maybe Karsten Warholm he had the silver in the hurdles and he had the gold at Europeans which Matthew Hudson-smith skipped Euros and he had the world indoor silver medal, Hudson-Smith also skipped indoors. Karsten also had the 300 meter hurdle world record too. Although that loss to mondo takes away some street cred. Also Kishane Thompson. I mean he was tied for silver, lost by a narrow margin had the world lead and some other good times so I think an argument can be made for him over Hudson-Smith who also had silver.

[@TheFinalLeg]

@@aodoemela I think though medals are a huge factor, I also take into account the entire season. Karsten lost most of his 400mH competitions (1/4) and was only 3rd best time wise this year. Kishane only ran 2 times outside of major champs -- once was a DNF, one was a win in Hungary. So not enough depth, he also doesn't have any relay medals to support it (i.e. Rai Benjamin has a short season but relay medals and won all his races) The Olympics is the pinnacle, but I'm judging the entirety of the season, not just the big meets. But its all preference at the end of the day!

[@Neofolis]

It's difficult to argue with Mondo being number one. His average margin of victory this year was something ridiculous like 21cm.

[@TheFinalLeg]

Yea I think we get a bit numb to how consistently dominant he is over the rest of his competition!

[@goldcanine_8751]

I’m not mad at this list at all. Pretty fair. I would give Tebogo over Grant because of how many different events he did this season but everything else I can see

[@TheFinalLeg]

Thats fair. I think its very close and always tricky when comparing athletes who do multiple events to an athlete who does one event. Both were super dominant!

[@MAC-tf7pw]

Mondo is def number 1. Let’s not forget he’s also undefeated in the 100m lol

[@frednonterah8535]

Tebogo should no 1, I totally disagree where you placed him. Smh

[@frednonterah8535]

Tebogo should no 2,I totally disagree where you placed him. Smh. I agree with the rest of the list, except you did give Kishane an honorable mention.

[@TheFinalLeg]

I definitely think there is preference so I respect your opinion for sure! Kishane unfortunately didn't compete enough for me to have him as an honorable mention. Only 4 competitions this year. The consistency through the year just wasnt there, but I hope he competes more often in 2025. Thanks for watching!

[@frednonterah8535]

@@TheFinalLeg Understandable, thanks a lot for all you do. I’m a big fan of your channel. I do think Mondo does deserve no 1, please ignore my first comment.

[@TheFinalLeg]

@@frednonterah8535 haha no worries, appreciate you bro!

[@rajusaha855]

It's Mondo Duplantis & it not even close.

[@mxRian4]

I’m 100% with Mondo taking the top spot. He had the season every athlete dreams of, and taking down The Viking in the 100 was the cherry on top!

[@Spectonimous]

@@mxRian4 how is taking down a guy who runs mid high school 100m times an achievement, and not a spectacle? Yall praise their mediocrity

[@TheFinalLeg]

Exactly! And I didn't even mention that 100m, that was icing on the cake to a legendary season for Mondo!

[@sarahwallace2662]

Mondo no contest!!!!

[@Jarro21]

I'm torn because Letsile should be no.1 but I selected Mondo 1 and Letsile 2 though very narrow. Why? I predicted Letsile would win the Olympic 200m from May and he did, he broke the 300m WR, he ran 44.3m in 400m and 43 low split, he ran through the circuit in the 200m, BUT he made a mistake at the end that I hope he learns from and that's he didn't finish the season strong by not winning the diamond league. He ran at a low levwl meet 2 or 3 days before the diamond league finals that he should not have ran and consequently lost the diamond league afterwards. That mistake was costly. Because that mistake and the result of not winning his diamond league finals puts him at no. 2 behind Mondo. It's a toss up for me between Noah, Galloway and Rai, and honorable mention to Kenny.

[@TheFinalLeg]

All good points for sure and potentially Tebogo could have sealed the deal with a Diamond League win. but I think I would have still had him below Mondo. Mondo was just too dominant over the rest of his competition and with 3 world records, its had to bet against that. But yea definitely hear all that!

[@Jarro21]

​@TheFinalLeg I could go either way and am definitely a big fan of Letsile. I do hope he does a better job of selecting his meets though. He can certainly learn from Bolt in that regard. I know he wants to make money as he says and he should but there is an efficient way to do it where you maximize your earnings while competing and I believe he would have made more money in the long run with that one less race. Track and field is about winning and then building a brand and marketing that brand because as we know the prize money is not where the big bucks are. Ending the season on a loss is a lesson to be learnt.

[@robinbauer1975]

TEBOGO GOAT AND WANYONI

[@getmoney3806]

Mondo is NOT human🥇

[@TheFinalLeg]

Yea Mondo really is breaking barriers that we cant even keep up with or truly appreciate!

[@aodoemela]

Tebogo definitely had a better season than Noah Lyles. Especially because Noah missed the entire end of his season where Tebogo accumulated wins. He comprehensively had the better 200m season. Noah had the better 100m season. Tebogo also had better relay performances than Noah, they both won world relays but Tebogo put up better splits on the all time list than Noah did in the 4x1 or indoor 4x4. Tebogo's early season was better than Noah's indoor season with the triple world lead and world record. If Noah managed to beat Coleman the situation may be different however he didn't. Noah did not have a post-Olympic season. And lastly I have to mention overcoming adversity, with his mother passing away. For those reasons I don't think it is at all controversial that Tebogo had the better season.

[@getmoney3806]

300m is not an official race tho so how much does that count? Personally I would value an indoor medal over that. Tebogo finished 6th in the 100 final which Noah won & Noah medalled in the 200 which Tebogo won. Throughout history the 100m has always been the biggest event. Idk bro

[@TheFinalLeg]

All fair assessments. Its close since Noah had a very very good season from Indoors to outdoors, but for me Tebogo gets the edge for all the reasons you noted. But You can also argue Noah had a better season. Both were amazing throughout the year!

[@aodoemela]

@@getmoney3806 If your argument is the 100m is the biggest event then Mondo should be last because the pole vault is not a big event. Grant would also fall below Tebogo and Noah. If you said the most competitive event then I'd say maybe you had a case to put more weight on winning the 100m but popularity I don't think is a good reason. Especially if you're a track enthusiast.

[@drawsection]

No, Noah had a way better season especially considering in the two sprints Noah got medals in both and tebogo medaled in one

[@getmoney3806]

@aodoemela okay most competitive. Everyone in the final ran sub 10. I used the 100m example to differentiate between Tebogo & Noah who both competed in it. I wouldn't use that argument against Mondo them but I hear you.

[@jeaneunia1178]

Alekna...

[@thabangmot997]

Bro you do pronounce Letsile Tebogo s name properly❤

[@TheFinalLeg]

Thanks I'm trying🙏🏾

[@JohnD-wo9ov]

Mondo

[@liliamorancie-browne5039]

Duplantis

[@thorvaldurthorsson5652]

Duplantis is head and sholdders above Lyles and Tebogo

[@payrysdoscs4903]

Mondo Mondo Mondo.

[@jwill3856]

Sha’Carrie Richardson

[@Spectonimous]

This is the final leg of your channel, the fact that you gave Mondo #1 on your list of 2024 track seasons for breaking records in an UNDER-developed event that lacks diversity in competitors. Your credibility is gone.

[@An-eb8uk]

@@Spectonimous why you mad at HIS opinion? Make your own list wtf😂

[@RunnerBoi]

>Underdeveloped How do I reach this level of delusion? Probably watching too much 100k a day or something

[@Spectonimous]

@@An-eb8uk I can be mad at anyone's opinion. It's almost like you don't even discuss sports with people.

[@Spectonimous]

@@RunnerBoi I have achieved a level of clarity that far exceeds that which you can currently comprehend due to you hanging on to the Final Leg of this channel. Some events don't have the most athletic people competing because there is low visibility or notoriety in competing in it like pole vaulting

[@RunnerBoi]

@@Spectonimous This is the first time I've ever commented (and really watched) on a video of his lmfao You just don't understand how stats/sample sizes work and that's okay. I could take your analogy and apply it to a hundred different sports/groups of athletes and you'd quickly realize how braindead your take is. Or you wouldn't because you're so knee-deep in your own comically deranged belief system that any opposing views just melt your brain entirely. ggs

[@k.o6157]

Mondo is just Godly 😢...He even won that 100m vs Karsten

[@Spectonimous]

How is he godly if he won against a non-competitive 100m racer with a time that won't even win every high school meet in America? What a 🤡 take

[@brentontaylor4878]

😂😂​@@Spectonimous

[@TheFinalLeg]

That really was the cherry on top of a legendary season!

[@k.o6157]

@@Spectonimous u put the pole vault wrs then I said "he even " meaning addition to a stella wrs resume that's Godly boii

[@Spectonimous]

@@k.o6157 Rewrite that comment. There's no way you think I can understand that