Yamaha's Misunderstood Keyboard - P121

The Yamaha P121 is nearly identical to the P125, the only difference being that the 121 has less keys than the 125. Not too many people talk about the 121, and I feel that it probably doesn't sell as well as the 125, either. But how detrimental is the lack of keys? Does it dramatically hurt the value of the P121 as a serious instrument? Or does it actually help, making the instrument smaller, lighter, and more compact? Let's find out!

[@kcreative7293]

I bought a P121 about 7 months ago and I absolutely love it, it's awesome. I travel for work and take it with me when I go. Its lighter and smaller because it has 73 keys. Recently my 13 yr old daughter took a liking to it and I never got it back so I'm trying to get another one. Sadly to say I can not find one, it's on back order and has been for a very long time. Every site and every music store has it on back order. This thing is so popular and great it's out of stock everywhere. Its funny because in the caption he said the P121 doesn't sell as well as the P125.....the P125 you can buy anywhere at any time, but the P121 is out of stock and has been on back order for months....if you're looking for a high quality compact keyboard nothing is better.

[@barbaraventuri2105]

Thank you for this video. I am currently travelling in a homemade RV and was given a "keyboard" to use, but hated it. The lack of response from the keys, the endless choices...would I play a marimba, a piano, clavicord, trumpet, etc. I was missing just a good piano. I actually purchased the smallest Yamaha electric piano, the 61 key NP-12. It didn't work for me...returned it after a few days. Too little volume, too few keys, virtually no keyboard feel. Then, wandering the internet looking at smaller electric piano's I saw the Yamaha P-125 covered a lot. But then stopped at your channel here, saw this video on the p-121 and am now in "Keyboard in an RV HEAVEN". I played for eight hours straight on the first day. Thank you so very much for this video. The keyboard is amazing. Still a lot more "voices" than I'll probably ever use, but man, is this a beautiful instrument. It's only 42" long, sounds amazing...lots of speakers (something else I really did not like about the NP-12...I could barely hear it...I am not deaf). I use the P121 in the RV at about 30% volume, and often use headphones. Love the included sustain pedal...it's tiny and I tape it down when I play. Might actually get the three-pedal set if I can figure out how to engineer it. The 71 keys of the P-121 are plenty. I play mostly American songbook music, so have not tried for a key that isn't included in the 71. THANK YOU. This is one happy keyboard player. The P121 It's not my 1911 Weber baby grand, I'll rate it a solid 79% on it! And with just a little RV adjustments, the keyboard is virtually available all the time...right there under the now-removable desktop.

[@05Tcat]

I went shopping today and directly compared the P-121 with the P-45. I instantly gravitated to the P-121 due to its superior sound quality, and ended up buying it. I sacrificed a few rarely used keys, but I don't care. I would not be satisfied with the P-45, and I am so glad I went with the P-121.

[@marcelo_1984]

This is the piano I have always wanted since getting a P35 ages ago. 73 keys are an excellent compromise for pop music, and the cost benefit compared to a SV1 is unbelievable.

[@azharfahry_]

That's what I love about my P121, been using it for a year now, simply it's lighter, smaller, has the nice features from his big brother P125, but with just less keys. I don't play classical, mostly just gigs. Btw I think you forgot to mention that there's a features called octave shift where you can shift octave by pressing the "Piano" button and F0 keys and G0 keys. And you can get a extra bonus lower notes and higher notes too.

[@uhan449]

Hi James, always a great video as well. But I missed one important function, you didn't mentioned: There is with P121, different to P125, an "Octave Shift" means, you can shift the keyboard pitch up or down by octave. I've bought a 121 because my flat is not realy big, and I am happy with it. But if Yamaha will sell a 73 keys version of the 515 one day, I would buy it, because that will be more professionell.

[@nusstu]

You'll need the shift cuz it's 73 keys the 88 key didn't need it cuz you can access all the octaves. That's not really a feature per se.

[@GabrielRocha-po9fz]

Can you help me? I'm interested in the P121 but I want to learn classical pieces with it. I want to know if the "missing" keys are bad for some pieces. Or what classical pieces I can't play in it, since it has 73 keys. I need a portable digital piano because my father's car is small and I need to gig sometimes. The P121 is the only digital piano with 73 keys that sells in my country, and I'm afraid to make a bad decision. Thanks in advance.

[@uhan449]

@@GabrielRocha-po9fz Hi Gabriel, I'll try to help you. I'm not a professional pianist, just play for fun. Before I bought the P121 I asked the same questions. You can download the manual of the P125/121 from the Yamaha Homepage. There is a list of 50 classical piano pieces, preset in P121. Six of them need keys, they are out of the 73 keys (marked with *). But most of them you can transpose to value keys. And at least it is possible to shift an oktave up or down. That is very comfortable. I realy don't miss the missing keys. If there is a way to try the piano in a store, do that first. Hope I could help, Good luck!

[@GabrielRocha-po9fz]

@@uhan449 thank you very much! I will see the manual, and search some pieces from it to see if the P121 is nice for me. Going to store is not possible these days, but I'll wait for the opportunity to try it. Thanks again!

[@uhan449]

@Mikko Rantalainen: This does not make sense. Better you connect a tablet (Apple or Android) with P121. With the smart pianist app (free by yamaha) you can shift your keyboard up or down, just pressing one button on tablet while you 're playing. Without the app you must press two keys with two hands on the piano.

[@webza]

What a sneaky way to double the polyphony :-)

[@anthonysilva5312]

Brother, I struggled mightily over 88 vs 73 (and white vs black)( and Casio vs kawai vs Yamaha vs Roland). With Covid 19 it became near impossible to try them out. Your videos were “instrumental” in my selection. I bought the 121 2 weeks ago. I live in a townhouse where space is a premium- the white fits my decor perfectly. Thanks! Would love to see you review some midi keyboards...the Arturia Essentials 61 maybe ...👍🎹

[@peaceofkake1085]

LOL "Nobody uses those extra keys, anyway” meanwhile, I'm craving a Bosendorfer with those extra base keys which I know I could NEVER fit in my house.

[@Eric-om2xs]

One of the nice things about the Yamaha P-121 and P-125 is they have a built-in audio/usb interface so you can send MIDI or audio data to a computer. Not sure if they can do both MIDI and audio simultaneously over usb (like the Roland RD-88), but if they could it would eliminate the need for an external audio/usb interface when performing live with a vst.

[@chezbugga]

You're crazy skilled holy crap, I'd love to see you play on an organ that uses those cool pedals too

[@oliver8666]

James, very very very very nice videos you make for us.I like your videos alot. I appreciate your effort and time you put in ,to give us valuable informations. I really like your honest reviews and your attitude, most americans are not like you, they want to sell you something at any time. Don`t get me wrong, i am not a American-Hater or something like that, not at all, but 90% of the you-tuber from the States are Sellsmen or Showmen, which i really don`t like. It`s quite hard to find someone good and honest, who really wants to help somebody. You are an exception, a diamond in the you-tube forest. That`s why i subscribed to your channel. You are reliable, honest, humble and very very nice person,James. Thank you so much to have you here on the Internet and all the best for you and your family and friends. Greetings from Germany Oliver

[@glenbreed5351]

James. I love your digital piano reviews. They're so thorough and your playing skills are inspirational. Since you frequently mention using the pianos for gigs, I was wondering if you could do a video on bags or cases? I know there are a lot of options and prices. I'm just not sure I need an expensive high-end hard shell case. What should I be thinking about?

[@ThePianoforever]

That's a pretty interesting idea, I like it. When I'm transporting a digital piano I use a hard flight case, which is heavier and bulkier but protects the instrument like nothing else. I'll keep your suggestion in mind!

[@briansun6336]

The white version looks so cute.

[@PeaceNinja007]

I have a white Kawai CA58. I think it looks cute too 🤗

[@kennethteo7974]

Got a P-121 for a month and I am loving every bit of it. Esp the unique subtle bright tone of CFiiis sound, feels great listening to the sound.

[@maq66]

Last year because of transport difficulties, I needed a light digital piano for gigs, stupidly I bought a Roland Go Piano- which was a bad mistake, however shortly after I sold that and bought a P 121, and I must say they are great, I found mine light weight, to carry and full of quality sounds…really hope they don’t discontinue them.

[@phungmoe3927]

Man, one of the best channel I ever came across. What is the use of looking at all those bureaucrats talked review, if not points were made to direct you towards a better option buy. Which from your videos, we can tell and decided the direction that a buyer will like to go towards too. Thank You. / A question, for both the 121 and 125 when LINE OUT to PA will inbuilt speakers still active, and how about the headphone inputs too? If even with the LINE OUT sound out to PA, if both the inbuilt speakers and the headphone all still active, it would be the keyboard I am looking all over. Thank You once again.

[@jondixon3841]

Great review...convinced me to get a P121 rather than the P125...Also, loved your review of P125 and Roland FP30...

[@NicoleNeedsMusic]

I so so sooo love the original piece you start to play at 6:27. Is there any chance you could share a tutorial/sheet music or whatever? I would pay for it. It is so so lovely. I watched quite a lot of your videos and whenever you start to play this piece of music my heart kinda feels more warm than normal. Sorry for my not so perfect English. Greetings from Germany. Thanks a lot for your videos. I got myself a Kawai ES8 two weeks ago. I play since 1995, back in time I was 7. I am amazed how young and talented you are. You really inspire me to follow even more than in the past my true passion, which is music and especially playing the piano. Keep up the good work.

[@oriolesandravens]

I want his test piece as my ring tone and text tone. I would gladly pay for it. It's so soothing and calming and beautiful.

[@smokey6455]

I've asked him ten times LMAO and his answer is: "when I feel it's ready" fair enough I guess

[@PeaceNinja007]

He says he'll transcribe it after he believes it is complete.

[@zzyzx13]

The 121 should fit in the back seats of cars a heck of a lot better than the 125, an 88 key studiologic sl88 was nearly too wide for my first car and it is much too wide for my current car.

[@Kougeru]

I really love your reviews. A lot more depth than many others.

[@ThePianoforever]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!

[@changjunzhang]

P121 is not only cheaper but also cheaper per key.

[@bubblegum3707]

how many keys on p121?

[@GabrielRocha-po9fz]

P121 - 73 P125 - 88

[@MarkDJones-ye1uo]

The P121 is on my Christmas list - thanks for the excellent review! : )

[@dtrend1972]

Please send me also one for Christmas 🎄😁

[@kleytoncguilherme]

I've been waiting for years a short and consistent digital piano! At The middle of my waiting I met Yamaha NP32 and Roland Go Piano, but they're too weak for professional use. The P-121 is ideal!

[@iwona2305]

Thank you so much for your opinion! You helped me a lot😊❤️

[@nobodyelse6918]

Hey, i would like to see a review for the Casio PX560, thank you.

[@SuryanIsaac]

I think two of these would be amazing as a digital harpsichord. The range is similar, and some baroque pices written for 2 manuals are very hard to play on one, but two make it much easier. This would be great for someone like me (who already owns an acoustic but wants to experiment a little with authentic baroque performance). Do you know of any stands that hold the keyboards in the harpsichord-like configuration?

[@xhivo97]

K&M Spider Pro holds two, it's not cheap though.

[@SpeedySPCFan]

The On-Stage KSA7500 would be a good way to add another tier to a stand - I have one of their more expensive adapters that's basically the same thing with an additional tier that can hold a laptop or sound module (I thought it would hold 3 keyboards... I was VERY disappointed to find out I was wrong).

[@KevinMajka]

I'm planning on getting the YC61 and use the P121 to play the pianos. I think it will be very nice for that. I will say hooking up my iPad with the Neo Soul Keys app is great for electric pianos.

[@robert.zimmerle]

Another plus for the P121 is that it is priced about $50 less than the P125.

[@disienna]

Robert Zimmerle I bought mine off Amazon for $150 less. Made it a no brainer.

[@Mr850man]

In most places the difference is greater than 50 USD, where I live the P-121 had the same price than the P-45

[@eusebioraulucsantos9139]

I just bought the P121, and comparing it with the P125 (in Mexico), the price difference was from $150 to $250 depending on the store

[@nerdyorganist]

I needed a keyboard for my bedroom for practice. I made a mistake and purchased a Roland Go Piano (61 keys) The sounds are good but the action is not. The P121 is a perfect replacement. The action and sound is great and the size is exactly what I needed as an 88 key version just wouldn’t fit this space.

[@VancouverDave]

Although the Go can be carried one-handed, doesn't need to be plugged in, and has the 'ivory' keys. But yes, I am tempted ... I am thinking this yamaha has the funky 'base' split as well ...

[@howumighthaveanimatedthat2159]

Studio TOUR Please.

[@elsizzle2000]

I don't even play piano but love this guy and channel

[@kenansari]

same here

[@tubomarplatence]

Thanks James , I'm from Argentina and I enjoy each of your reviews! I have an old keyboard yamaha psre 413. I'm in the research for do an upgrade. Seriously thinking on Roland Juno DS 88, I know someone who sells here, second hand and could be affordable for my budget. I would really appreciate (If it is in your possibilities) your review of the Roland Juno DS 88, specially the action and the base sounds? Best, Diego

[@PeaceNinja007]

I have a Roland Juno 88. Keys are on the heavy side. It's not bad I actually like it. I don't, however, like the main piano sound very much. It sounds too "fake" and the dynamics are kind of off. The sustain isn't as long as I hoped. The non-piano sounds are really good. Although when it comes to electric pianos, I can't tell if they sound authentic to their actual electric piano counterparts since i'm not an expert. Basically I just like it for non-piano sounds. That's it. .. btw What's it like to have Christmas in summer?

[@OuijTube]

Well, gonna grab the 121 now. It’ll fit my apartment better.

[@Nickxis]

I want to learn to play the piano and I'm considering P121. How often do you use the keys that aren't on the P121. Should I buy P125 instead if I'm not planning to buy another piano in the next 10 years?

[@ThePianoforever]

I think the P125 would be the better choice for a long-term instrument, over the P121. There's no quality differences, but as you learn more advanced pieces you will eventually need those missing keys at some point.

[@Nickxis]

@@ThePianoforever Okay, thanks a lot.

[@leeaymi]

Please make a review of KORG B2

[@SmallMartingale]

I don't even play piano, why am I so fascinated with these videos?!?!

[@kelvinnana205]

I'm with you on this.... Will eventually get one

[@PakBudiTarigan]

Because piano sounds is so pleasing to hear

[@HazeAnderson]

13:17 I enjoyed that immensely. :)

[@afiq4944]

i need to know can i play Chopin and debussy with p121? Im new with playing classical.

[@Mr850man]

not every piece. You can download the pdf of the manual (it's the same manual than the P125) the piano comes with 50 classical pieces and the ones that can't be played on the P121 are marked with an asterisk

[@federicomelo1853]

Hi, I find the pianos on the P 121 too bright and with less body than the P115. Any way to tweak this? Thanks.

[@jpl9148]

Oh please review the Yamaha P-80 and talk about the old MIDI connections

[@KitKat-lp8gn]

Me: yamaha 121 The quiet kid that does not play any instrument: Hehe, "twenty one" =)

[@imanuelwihandoko]

hi, i want to ask your opinion for new player better yamaha p 45 or p 121 ? or anything u want to suggest as long the price range kinda look like with p 45 / p 121

[@takaliuang]

Nice music bro...can I use it as MIDI controller for DAW, I am using reaper to compose music

[@atereolusola2497]

Yess!

[@JayCAlan]

Liked for Reliant Robin reference

[@moldenburg909]

I like the idea to use them together with another one. Either one will do if it got a decent sound. Indeed a nice compact keyboard. What kind of rack do you use to put those two together? Do you got experience with other types? I can imagine that a rack need to be flexible, possible to change in hight etc. Never used one.. I think.. or maybe one that was installed already. Anyway thank you for sharing, playing and fiddling around.

[@stephenjendro]

Hi James - love your videos - will you be reviewing the Nord Grand? Be well sir.

[@stephenjendro]

And perhaps touch on which one is the better buy - the Grand vs the Yamaha P515.

[@josephde-zordi7324]

Great presentation as usual, can we know what the compositions were please?

[@winston9t4]

James, interesting that you mentioned having the P80. I've still got a P80 (along with an acoustic grand, which is primarily used) - is there any reason to upgrade to a more modern digital keyboard? My understanding was the GH action in the P80 was superior to the GHS action. Not sure if there have been changes through the years to make an upgrade worthwhile.

[@ThePianoforever]

Honestly, the action of the P80 was very good. I gave mine to a friend but maybe I'll find another one and do a comparison video, it might be interesting. Regarding the action, mine was very, VERY loud and clunky sounding, but otherwise worked perfectly. It had some pretty good sounds on it and was very well built and reliable. The new GHS action is considerably quieter than the old GH was (at least mine), and the P125/121 is much lighter than the P80 which may be important to some. Also they have built in speakers.

[@winston9t4]

@@ThePianoforever Those of us with older gear would definitely like to know some of the differences the latest equipment has to offer. Appreciate all your reviews! Built in speakers are not that important to me - I suspect most will need to use the aux outs for decent quality sound.

[@michaelnancyamsden7410]

Very informative. Enjoy these videos. Would like a studio tour some day. More nature with music please.

[@gabrielwaterstripe9311]

the way i look at is, Why would you pay 200us$ for just 15 more keys that you might only use 4 or 5 times in the keyboards life. (this is based on yamaha's website and not amazon)

[@FulvioGa]

Did you buy, not one, but even two of them, one white and one black?

[@cartapax5077]

All I need is that Bb bass note black key..

[@dillkommen]

Could you do a review of the Nord Grand? I know many people think it's overpriced, but I'm honestly curious what you think about it.

[@leyamarieart934]

I love my Yamaha 121!

[@PakBudiTarigan]

Pls vote yamaha make p121 successor with CFX PIANO sample + GHS key, With affordable price.

[@konstantinosmavraganis3257]

Which digital piano you think has feeling (at least the weight) closer to an accoustic piano (typical vertical)? Regardless of the quality of the sampled sound of course.

[@fattylikesjazz6869]

That actually would help so much! Επίσης βλέπω είσαι και Έλληνας χαχαχαχαχ

[@ajotech]

Love your reviews James, you’re such a talented amazing young man, thank you for your heartfelt enthusiasm for all things music and piano.

[@conorflynn3079]

Love your channel! Will you ever review any digital pianos by Dexibell?

[@ThePianoforever]

Someday! They're pricey, and difficult to find, but I do want to check them out.

[@conorflynn3079]

ThePianoforever Awesome, would love to hear the infamous JPS playing one (or any piano for that matter). Keep doing what you do!

[@mikefitzpatrick9555]

HOW MANY ACOUSTIC PIANO SOUNDS DOES IT HAVE ? 2 0R 3 ?

[@silverteinbas]

About Beethoven's music: I'm not sure ALL Beethoven would be playable on this piano. For example his 31th sonata's 3rd movement goes lower and needs these extra keys (at the end of the first "Fuga"). I think and I'm pretty sure there was something from his earlier or middle period as well, but I'm not entirely sure. I have a digital piano with 76 keys, I love classical music, especially Beethoven and, well, saving money for a decent 88-key digital piano. Same problem with Chopin, of course (e.g. his Nocturne Op 48 no 1). I'm reading Beethoven's biography at the moment and I'm actually really curious when and how did he use lower notes and perhaps - I remember from somewhere - even used notes that the pianos at his time didn't have. Interesting:) But, yes, if one's not into classical music then 76 keys should be enough, indeed.

[@londonsounds6212]

Hi I read your comment with great interest. Please could you help me work out if this is the right keyboard for me? I prefer 76 keys over 88 but could you give me your opinion on if I would have a problem playing Debussy Arabesque, Clair de Lune, Liszt Consollation 3 and chopin nocturne op9 no2? Thank you so much for your time

[@jorgelatorre2579]

Hello, I heard in the internet that the p-121 have some differences with the piano sound of the p-125. like sympathetic resonance, damper resonance and somethings in that direction, it's true?

[@ThePianoforever]

If it's true, I didn't notice it.

[@selftrue670]

I have heard a lot about problems with the keys on P-121. Have you heard or experienced that?

[@ThePianoforever]

I have not, but I would say it would depend on how much you play a keyboard. I have heard that many brands get a bit noisy after they have a lot of play time.

[@chisexton5845]

I just bought a P-125 (open box) and it does not sound realistic to me (maybe because I have a Yamaha U3 downstairs). Any suggestions on how to make it sound better? Optimal volume? 4" from the wall approx. Thanks

[@ThePianoforever]

I don't honestly think that you can compare a U3 to a keyboard of that price point, but I do think the sound would improve if you chose headphones over the built in speakers.

[@afiq4944]

wow already got rerview..nice thanks man..

[@jufasantv7461]

Can you use it as a midi controller?

[@viennayeung3564]

I was wondering if the size of P121’s keys is the same as the other standard pianos’? If I don’t play classical, but am only interested in animation songs, pop and the phantom of the opera (one of my favourite) would this piano have enough keys? Thanks very much!

[@ThePianoforever]

The size of the P121's keys are the same as a standard piano. It's likely it would have enough keys for the type of music you want to play.

[@viennayeung3564]

ThePianoforever thanks very much!

[@kerripowles8737]

Is the sound I am hearing here coming through the actual keyboard speakers? I need a good sound as the gigs I go too normally don't have amplifiers/exteral speakers

[@ThePianoforever]

Recorded from 1/4 inch jacks in the back.

[@mister-amazing]

Loving the electronic reviews and of course your playing keep up the good work

[@aaronv7820]

I’m a complete beginner should I buy p121 or p125? Thanks :)

[@PakBudiTarigan]

P125

[@eyesontheprize6637]

Is the stand different for the P121 and P125?

[@uhan449]

yamaha sells a furniture stand, that is different, called L125 for the P125 and L121 for the P121

[@eky]

Yes but are the black keys lighter than the white keys? I'm requesting A DISASSEMBLY VIDEO!

[@ThePianoforever]

No key discrepancies here! I might do more disassembly videos in the future, people seemed to like the first one.

[@vinayak5159]

Well im gonna start learning piano online, will u recommend me this to get or an 88 keys one?!

[@Mr850man]

This one is fine, only certain classical pieces use the other keys.

[@benallmark9671]

Can someone please tell me if this has a headphone Jack anywhere ?

[@jusroc6353]

use the force Luke....

[@DonswatchingtheTube]

I thought you were going to break into John Lennon's Imagine on the white one. 😁

[@musicbinderpro8903]

Many thanks!

[@john-michaelhege7280]

Do a video on Yamaha p 115

[@garrysawyer394]

It has FEWER keys

[@GLANCEVLOGS]

James your so good in playing piano. .Love it! . I hope i can introduce you to my cousin if your single :))

[@ksekhose8933]

😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂LOOOLLLLOOOLLL

[@prathams4690]

Pls review the yamaha clp 645

[@joeritchie8653]

It would be a great digital piano for busking

[@garrysawyer394]

if it's actually smaller then that's not just your opinion.

[@KeepingOnTheWatch]

@12:00 "… we're 'Back in Black'..." I'm sure James knows that song.

[@patricktan98]

Korg lp 380 review plsss

[@TheCynedd]

I would be willing to pay more to have a piano with all 88 keys. Good review, though.🎶👍

[@ThePianoforever]

For me it's more about how well a particular instrument works for a given use.

[@eusebioraulucsantos9139]

There's definitely a market for smaller keyboards, the p45 just doesn't fit in my car; but for domestic use I would definitely consider the p125 over the p121

[@eyesontheprize6637]

How much smaller is it in inches?

[@thomaswiklund5904]

Yamaha P121 vs Roland FP-10 please. :)

[@ThePianoforever]

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[@joao9898]

Vlw

[@burpo]

It's a 4 lb. difference.

[@Lianpe98]

4:23 wtf! drives with a piano in a Reliant Robin? hahahahaha

[@DigBipper188]

> P121 owners driving reliant robins thinking it'll counterbalance be like (And at 2:04 you'll see why nobody dares to cram a Yamaha CS80 into a reliant) kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4LLZmmdmrpjjpo

[@ThePianoforever]

I think Reliant Robins are super cool!

[@DigBipper188]

@@ThePianoforever Same here. Especially when they're done with the "Trotter's Independant trading Co" livery from the old sitcom "Only Fools And Horses"... I just saw an opportunity to make the old joke about them being unstable around corners at speed :D

[@ThePianoforever]

Yes, I have seen "Only Fools and Horses". As I remember it was set in a project or something with his uncle and brother and the older brother was always up to some kind of a scam.

[@DigBipper188]

@@ThePianoforever yep :) It was a great show

[@IamAbubacker]

Any Piano giveaways?? 😔

[@ThePianoforever]

I might.

[@IamAbubacker]

@@ThePianoforever 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍