You Aren't Good Enough Yet.

[@bizzyAC]

I think there is a difference between being proud of something for example your body and being satisfied. You can be proud of the progress you've made and the body you've built but you should never be fully satisfied with it. You should always strive for the better. That's what self improvement is about.

[@jugatsu8525]

That is some advanced Chad advice.

[@Berserk-1-Enjoyer]

Chad

[@TyrellJr]

Well said

[@agrlklarkemirenpanda660]

Chad is spitting the truth.

[@40ozvintage62]

I Just quoted this comment on the front of my progress journal 👊

[@HasanXJournal]

People start self-improvement and think they are the GOAT all of a sudden. This takes months, if not years of consistency to truly gain a significant level of progress. Don't let your ego blind you, and understand that there are many guys, who are way ahead of you. Stay humble and push forward.

[@PB22559]

Life is about the journey, not the destination. Too much focus and attention on the destination is a mistake.

[@MrBam-gq2su]

I don't think you should nessecarily think about who's ahead of you. I don't know if that's a healthy mindset. In my opinion you should happily think of what you still can do. You can do a lot of money if you want to. You can achieve that I dunno 100 pushups and be happy about it. If you constantly compare yourself with others I don't think you will really become happy. Learn from others yes but don't compare

[@aavaizraza5904]

Great Advice. Just subbed

[@randomness200]

Damn on point. Right now i am in the self improvement depression phase

[@localmilfchaser6938]

@@PB22559 every journey has a destination, every story has its ending

[@sage5328]

Don’t forget that you can be confident and humble at the same time. Many people confuse confidence with arrogance. It’s normal to start feeling more confident but feeling TOO MUCH confidence can be seen as arrogant.

[@greencrocidile6246]

Exactly don’t get arrogant or cocky or you will get humbled by someone or life. And being humble and confident is liked my the majority of people and characteristic of great leaders and people

[@Nzzertral]

So what would you suggest for people to manage that confidence so they can keep it up, without getting ridiculous with it and becoming arrogant

[@grangeiro725]

Exactly! One thing does not exclude the other. Confidence and humility are both necessary to leveling up in life.

[@j4vy]

@@Nzzertral Try surrounding yourself with people you admire

[@Nzzertral]

@@j4vy issue is, there isn't a lot of people in my area I really admire

[@thomasforness8776]

The pursuit of self improvement is a never ending journey. You will never be satisfied nor content. Once people accept this fact it makes the process so much easier.

[@nowie4007]

Agreed

[@itzzfr2980]

Yessir 🔥

[@kalash_nikov]

What's the goal of improving yourself?

[@Terminated_Account]

@@kalash_nikov improving yourself.

[@kalash_nikov]

@@Terminated_Account What's the goal of improving yourself?

[@matehkitalemire9742]

damn hit sneako w the 1 2

[@kboy128]

Ong🤣🤣

[@nawred3949]

Ong bro

[@nosurf4533]

Arrogance is a sign of ignorance. Knowledge is humbling. Great video!

[@Macagc]

Boys i literally just uploaded a video about Mens mental health, why we should talk openly to our friends, and what we can do to better it. If anyone was to check it after this video it would be much appreciated

[@irishgroyper6942]

That AskTRP subreddit is goated, especially the sidebar. Changed my life fr.

[@Playa001]

I fell off the manosphere and suffered for it tremendously. Won’t happen again.

[@davryb]

They knew this back in the Sokrates days. “I know that I know nothing”. The true wisdom comes with accepting that you have always so much to learn and it doesn't matter if the people you talk to are "above" you or "below" you. Everybody has experienced certain events in their lives and we can learn from that. The only way to move forward is accept that you will most certainly never know everything

[@baguettaroshish3507]

Who's they? People hated Socrates for his questions and attitude of "I know that I know nothing", just asking

[@davryb]

@@baguettaroshish3507 There were many people who agreed with him and stood by his teachings. But I understand your point. Obviously, I don't agree with everything he's said and produced. My point is that even some people in old ages understood that you cannot master everything and you always have lot to learn. And it's the same at this time and age. Millions of people would absolutely disagree with this video but it is an absolutely inevitable truth that you always have something to learn and you can never say that you know everything. My point was not that Socrates is the best person ever but to point out that he already knew this back at that age. Even though some hated him for that he was right. Not everyone can accept not knowing everything.

[@baguettaroshish3507]

@@davryb agreed, humility is necessary in a world full of ego such as ours

[@kristjanprodan5059]

As i understand it thats just a sentence he used to win the argument, nothing deep.

[@dwanerock8273]

Socrates*

[@amaanislam]

ive been on and off self improvement for 4 years but it wasn’t until i discovered Hamza last summer where it became a part of my life permanently. He explained self improvement in a way I could understand and apply it to my life, and Ive been almost perfectly consistent with it. If you’re struggling with improving your life, don’t sweat it. It’s a process that you work on for months before you start seeing tangible results

[@burningspeed2096]

Ong bro, and I feel the biggest issue tho is that instead of starting to self improve, many of us are just shifting our addictions from netflix/ Video games etc. to self improvement videos 😂😂😂 and if you’re reading this and think it’s you, dw it’s me too but we gon all make it one day

[@gilded]

I also thought about this. Many are currently in this infotainment and mental masturbation trap (including myself for extended periods of time) It’s great for KZbinrs like Hamza, but I think he also stated in the past that his best recommendation at a certain point is to simply stop watching these videos and start doing. That statement is of course working against his own goals of getting bigger audiences etc. but i think he is a real one for actually wanting to help people. Good thing for him 99% of people will keep watching anyways. So if you want to break out, build a system for yourself with the knowledge of the internet and simply start doing. Throw your phone out of the window. You learn the most when actually doing and applying to your own life.

[@sum6603]

@@gilded gyerunk gabi💪🏼

[@burningspeed2096]

@@gilded facts brotha

[@burningspeed2096]

@@gilded that’s facts bro

[@Mumintrollet8921]

thanks for everything you have done for me Hamza, finally getting my life on track, have been working out before but finally disposing of my bad habits piece for piece and working out more than ever!

[@Macagc]

Boys i literally just uploaded a video about Mens mental health, why we should talk openly to our friends, and what we can do to better it. If anyone was to check it after this video it would be much appreciated

[@emmanuelmondesir1314]

When you focus on your past, that's your ego When you focus on your future, that's your pride When you focus on your present, that's your humility -Giannis Antetokoumpo #34

[@hypermangi8265]

0:56 I see the self improvement from the editor 👽😏

[@genuinelygaming2842]

THANK YOU SO MUCH HAMZA, YOU JUST SAVED MY STREAK! I'm so sick of being a Jeffrey it's driving me nuts, you are the ultimate Adonis and don't let people tell you otherwise!💪🔱

[@strictlyaesthetic9202]

Always keep striving for the unattainable which is PERFECTION.....

[@ADONISZOFFIZIELL]

COMPARE yourself to other likeminded men who are on the same journey as you are. Everybody tells you to stop comparting yourself blablabla,, it literally shows you where you are not good enough yet and what you can do to improve. Learn from and talk to better men, it's all a competition. You need to win! That's the mindset of champions in every industry, MJ in basketball, Elon Musk in science etc. etc. etc.!! YOU GOT THIS! Greetings from Österreich!

[@smingjr]

Be forewarned. Comparing yourself to men who have a higher bench press or look better may discourage you because they have better genetics in some area of their body. Remember that you should compare yourself to yesterday and improve on that.

[@ADONISZOFFIZIELL]

@@smingjr it‘s in our nature to compare ourselfes anyway. It‘s just how you approach it. I think you can learn and improve way faster if you see steps somebody in a similar situation is doing or has done. It has to be constructive not destructive comparing, like you mentioned with genetics or something like that.

[@skyphilluminati6888]

@@ADONISZOFFIZIELL I only partially agree. It is necessary to compare ourselfes because competing is only in our nature. But you shouldn't compare your goals with the ones of others. They are different from you. What I mean is simply that you shouldn't compare who has more gains or who is more wealthy or whatsoever but to look at our progress and see how far you and your likeminded friends got and push together to strive for better.

[@realizedconcept]

Great timing for this video. I was wondering why even though I’m the most successful in my friends group, I still don’t have certain things they have. It’s not my time yet. I am meant for greater things!

[@thewisereindeer181]

Hamza is like the big brother who just keeps you pushing to ger better and better. Till they are at the very top and he will still urge you to keep going further and reach higher milestone. He is awesome

[@dumbassontheroad8950]

Dude thanks for getting this out, everytime i get a success i remind myself not to get that ego up i hate people with big egos

[@kursxd9261]

hamza i can’t tell you have much you’ve helped me to start and keep going on my self improvement journey. started meditating, no fap, and trying to limit my phone use so I can be a lot more productive. thank you Hamza

[@hellobez]

Hamza, just wanna say I appreciate all the work and content you’ve created because I know a lot of us didn’t grow up with fathers at all and had no one to teach us all this stuff. Glad you could shine a light on the values we should strive to identify with and form a real community where we can all work to get better every day

[@Macagc]

Boys i literally just uploaded a video about Mens mental health, why we should talk openly to our friends, and what we can do to better it. If anyone was to check it after this video it would be much appreciated

[@dunkicha7458]

The "But Hamza...hAmZaAaAaA" just makes my day!

[@lord_niiich3_222]

*”Fear and ego is the enemy”*

[@AbsolutelyAbsurDDD]

Be proud, but never satisfied 🙏

[@abhishekpatawari6871]

I think saying to myself I'm not good enough does somehow effect my self esteem in negative way, instead I prefer I want more

[@austin3482]

We y'all gonna level up brah..

[@greencrocidile6246]

Always strive for more but enjoy and be grateful if what you are/have

[@livinglazer7158]

Your changing lives Hamza, your a good dude. Remeber that.

[@qeden]

There's no final destination in self-improvement, just checkpoints.

[@broken2550]

Tbh I don’t really watch your vids because some of the titles don’t apply to me but I clicked this one and it was very A good reminder to keep working cuz I was thinking of taking a break but ik I don’t need it.

[@Amiri0411]

I'm at the Gym right now🤣

[@TheModernSamurai]

I felt this same way about recently starting a Habit Tracker. I had witnessed a little bit of improvement in my life, and this made me believe I wouldn't benefit from a habit tracker. I've since had a reconciliation, after 2-3 days of complete stagnation and laziness. I'm donning a sense of humility and continuing along this journey of mine ✌

[@kajockkijekmplei1555]

This is what got me on self improvement in the first place. Hunger is extremely important.

[@nickbarker1616]

I used to struggle with self doubt, but as I got into self help and heard ideas similar to this video, I realised "no, that self doubt is my biggest strength"

[@airborneman6590]

i've been going gym now ever since the end of january of this year, and i have stayed consistent. 6 days a week, learning my strengths and weakness's and overall self improvement. i was the physically strongest boy at my secondary/high school but the weakest mentality-wise. hearing this man speak about self-improvement has really helped me to become a better person overall. and now i feel like whenever people see me they either see my body and give some sort of respect for a young boy for going through, and some my age give off a distastefulness and envy that i was able to do the things they think about. either way it doesn't matter the opinion people have of me, i just feel soo much better now than before. and its thanks to you hamza, because of the motivation and the touch of comedy your videos have, was i able to really get up and do it. and to you reading this, its ok to think, but to do is the endless path of success whether you make mistakes along the way. i love you all, you got this bros and broettes

[@Datona.]

Bro youre helping my every day and I appreciate it so much! Love you Hamza!!

[@undeadlegend9359]

Thank you Hamza, for everything. You are becoming less of a youtuber to me, and more of a friend. Keep up the work bro, I hope I can meet you one day😎

[@JustOakTheHomie]

I’ve sent this too my friend in hopes of helping him thanks for all that you do hamza!

[@Astoru02]

Humility is really the key to everything. I know many are not religious, but think of it this way. If Pride is the precursor, the origin of all sin, then Humility would be the origin of all virtue. To be humble is the only way you can truly say ‘okay, I have been lazy, I have been sleeping around too much, I have been too greedy’ and that is the only path to growth one could take. And I’m not preaching to anyone as a “God” or even somewhere close to Adonis. I’m preaching as an idiot trying to do better. Thank you Hamza for the vid and opening the line of dialogue. Thank you to whoever reads this, whether you agree or not.

[@s.u.r.j3232]

I used to be agnostic in my Early teenage years, however discovering the culture of self improvement and working out made me realize that I must have a purpose, and that as long as that purpose is mutual, it doesn't matter whether or not other people believe in it.

[@LucidityRemains]

These videos are AMAZING... Once you look away from the screen.

[@elie6769]

Ego is the enemy not good enough. Accept what you can't change

[@AbouFitness]

Word to my momma whenever I’m thinking about something Hamza makes a video about it wtf.

[@Itsabfromthestreets]

"Train like you’ve never won perform like you’ve never lost”

[@ecomamer]

We need a Jeffery vs. Adonis Boxing match

[@whatwouldkealiido4819]

I think you can slack off/celebrate but after the work is done. Like monk mode. 6 months on, 3 months off. Its really hard to be on self improvement 24/7. You will get burnt out.

[@ChaNayNayAnime]

That’s such an amazing way to humble yourself. What would someone who doesn’t like you criticize you for. Honestly it’s my lack of integrity. I feel the lifestyle I say and the one I live isn’t entirely aligned. And it should be...

[@fnscxlt198]

your the reason i want to improve myself every day, thank you

[@angelnivar08]

That's incredible that i was listening to a summary from ego is the enemy some hours ago

[@alfonsoc.950]

I think I speak for many of us, when I say our path to self improvement begun wih a dating failure and certainly The Red Pill was a good start.

[@BradyBunting]

Woke up and felt lazy. put this video on, about a minute in and I was already out of bed doing my routine, didn’t even finish the video till the end of the day👍🏼👍🏼 hamza comes in clutch when you need him

[@elijahpascuall]

spot on brother, ego can definitely ruin your momentum on your self development journey or in business as well. have to be hyper focused on the goal and remain humble ‼️

[@arjunbirdi7195]

Thank you Hamza i actually needed this. I’ve been slacking majorly on my goals and thinking i’ve done enough so far and this video helped to shatter that illusion. It’s important that we as men stay humble in the world and not let our progress blind us into laziness

[@ynot5643]

This video was great. So many people are trying to tell themselves they're good enough. I needed to hear this. I've got a long way to go

[@iidyno4152]

START A SPOTIFYYYY PODCASTTTT❤❤❤❤

[@ashrafkhadri2317]

This is only channel i can click the like button before the video even starts... ❤️

[@kjerzyt8760]

"Never be satisfied"

[@fishingwithross8081]

I'm good but not amazing u know I'm proud of how far I gave come especially for only being 16 n I'm not talking about just the gym like I have cut back onbalot of bad addictions but as u said there is alot of room for improvement which makes me excited 💪💪 we are all gonna make it brahs 😄😄

[@ricardoruiz4543]

The last two questions of the vid are powerfull boys.

[@ICEcoldtristan2.0]

*TBH with you,Adonis will always be our idel and he will always guide us in achieving our dreams*

[@gordeh189]

Shaaarap bro im good enough get outta here with those insecurities

[@haruo7467]

its just like I was in deep sleep and this video woke me up

[@thasthetix567]

I believe someone who hates me would say: - I’m pretty boring to be around - too emotional - skinny - weirdly lone - doesn’t put in effort to relationships - careless of others - horrible acne So what i would want to improve is: - discipline - mindfulness - personality(pls i need help on this shit) - confidence - improving my frame

[@hettige]

This is why enemies are important. they say your weaknesss/failures/mistakes to your face, while a friend would not. Not all the time what your enemies say is true but if you think about it with a grain of salt you can find 'problems' that everyone else saw you have that you failed to see yourself.

[@jaylynnwashington9464]

the key thing to being okay with knowing your not doing whats alighned with your life purpose is to innerstand accept and love yourself then take action

[@fishygaming7788]

the biggest room in the world is the room for improvement

[@btv7957]

Become present and enjoy the moments you will have on this journey.

[@LukeSpurgeon.]

Stay hungry but stay humble. Complacency is the killer of consistent success. You must constantly challenge yourself every single day but also recognise how far you’ve come and be proud of that.

[@shayyank7181]

Hamza, you inspired me to make my own channel and spread the movement of self-improvement. Thank you for all your efforts and please don’t stop uploading these valuable videos 🤝🔥‼️

[@atomikuniverse]

Just visited your channel, it's pretty dope dude, you officially have one more subscriber, keep up the work. You and Hamza inspired me to to open my own channel✌️.

[@shayyank7181]

@@atomikuniverse Thank you my man, waiting for your uploads 🔥 Lets gooooo

[@Bhuvanfire]

Once he told don't go too far in red pill community now he is changing his perspective,that is very humble.

[@justmal_low3307]

Thank you Hamza for this video, a week ago my ego took control of me and I didn’t do my workout really that week. I indulged on instant gratification items, and was a undisciplined because of my ego. Made me realize more how important it is for me to stay humble

[@zalannuts9264]

Honestly, I've been watching your vids for over a year by now, but this one, truly grabbed me by the heart, thank you Hamza, I shall become a better version of myself.

[@zoc2]

Thanks dad

[@lemools2689]

"What would the person who hates you criticize you for" This sentence was something that was lost in my mind. It was there but whenever i was looking for a reason it kept fading away. I really needed to hear someone say it

[@awesomegmer86]

Don’t think of not being good enough, but instead think about, how can I still continue to grow and evolve. Better than the mindset dude tryna give you

[@tonyflamingo3285]

Doing squats and listening to Hamza

[@TheSpartanboy10]

I agree 100% with the concept of "you're not good enough mindset" but eventually you need to develop a healthy ego, if you can never get to the point of having one. You'll subconsciously never break past things holding you back. This leads to things like body dysmorphophobia and speech issues. Being able to tell yourself in the mirror "you're the man, I'm the shit" is very important for the mental well-being and self image of a man.

[@dantepepper]

Men have to Stop thinking everything is entitled to them you do have inherent value but you must be the one to take action and show people it through disciplinary actions

[@ThomassOliveira]

Hamza your advice changed my life and my mindset I used to have shit friends and was obsessed with pleasure and video games and now I’m 14 have work out for a year and a meditate and get better grades and think about my improvement and how I’ve only started and I can still be better. Thank you hamza truly💪

[@Jimmynkkr]

30mins in your videos and already im feeling better! thank you hamza ❤

[@champblack4154]

The videos always find me when i need them

[@serine-arginine-rich_splic9582]

The worst is to work for something and in the end not being able to achieve your objectives.

[@flawlezzzzz]

I agree, but it’s important To find the right amount of self criticism bc to much can go rly fast into self hate

[@patrickbateman4148]

I love working out

[@kshitijkhanka]

truth is you need a heavy red pill then balance it out, >>> during this you will get ability to think for yourself and make your own pill… this changed me within year - toward greatness⚡️

[@hvndrick]

babe, wake up. hamza posted😍

[@averagetatakaeenjoyer7851]

I'm a 12 year old turning 13 soon I always wanted to be lean since I was 10 I am fit rn,I dove have six packs but I'm really fit for my age and I'm happy for that,I even stopped playing video games,I stopped eating junk foods(it was really hard),I study for 2 hours. I'm also have kinda good conversation skills both online and offline. I want to go to the gym rn because my parents don't allow me to so probably gonna go to gym at the age of 15. I see all the kids of my age playing games all the time and doing Nothing, I also used to to that at the age of 11 but now I don't,I can say I am better than I was before but still I will keep moving forward.

[@OggerFN]

Starting that early is amazing. Never stop and don't forget to enjoy life on the way. If you keep working out like doing push ups, pull ups etc you will already have a good physique without even going to the gym. If bodyweight becomes to easy use a backpack and load it with heavy things in order to progress. You don't necessarily need a gym to get strong :)

[@happy-oj6iq]

@@OggerFN i am also 13 and i started to listen to hamza 1 month before turning 13 i found my purpose i am feeling the best i have felt in all my life

[@ShoaibKhan-bz5qm]

That’s insane - start working out routinely now!

[@ShoaibKhan-bz5qm]

You guys are going to be absolute units by 16-18!

[@happy-oj6iq]

@@thotslayer9922 ikr i am not getting any girls which id good i am naturally short and like i cut my hair to bald and it feels good i can control myself way better

[@mr5timewcwchamp]

Dude, relate to this to a T. I was 195 with a 6 pack right out of college, lots of friends, lots of dates, etc….then one day I stopped improving, I woke up and got fat, complacent, reckless hookups, and deep in credit card debt. Took a friend calling me out on my shit, and accepting zero excuses. Now I’m in a way better place. Mentally, physically, financially, and overall. I subconsciously avoid anyone that’s okay with complacency because I NEVER want to get back to that.

[@Leuiz11]

I am not good enough, I need to grind harder

[@Turtle-vd3xf]

Hey Hamza, I've been exercising exercising 2-3 times a week, I meditate now and feel like I've gotten a more healthy relationship with my thoughts (I used to overthink way too much while now I can actually sort of control it), I got a habit tracker, I pretty much cut out the video games, I am a lot more productive (I used to procrastinate like a lot but I actually got a lot better at avoiding distractions n stuff), I keep a gratitude journal and I spend at least 8.5 hours in bed. I'm truly fucking grateful for you Hamza. I know you always say that you're not responsible for the progress that your viewers make, that it is us who put in the time and effort to improve ourselves, but I feel like don't credit yourself enough for putting all this advice out there. If I wouldn't have stumbled across your channel, I'd still be like 3 months ago. jesus man, it's amazing to see how much progress you can make in 3 months. I may not have improved a lot physically but I sure as hell do feel way more content with who I am and I ain't done yet. I have a question bro.Truth is: I'm 5'7, my friends are all over 6'3 except for one guy, who's sort of in the same position as me I guess. I don't know what it is. I want to feel a sense of dominance, I want to become more of a leader-like figure (if you're wondering, my friends haven't seen my youtube channel, I sort of care about my reputation so I avoided telling them at all costs), but I just feel so limited in my abilities due to my shitty height. Everyone tells me that I can't change my height and that it's not 'that big of a deal', yet I feel like a child amongst full-grown men. I feel like I hit puberty at a rather young age, yet I am still wondering if you have any tips I can implement in my life to increase my height. I've seen yt vids on the topic but idk if I can just blindly trust what they say. I got trust in you so that's why I'm asking ya. And yes, I will continue to try to find peace with who I am. I am trying to do so, and I accept most of my flaws, yet this one just feels so saddening

[@c.s1393]

Your height is nothing you can control and ,yes, it is a disadvantage in dominance but understand you can amplify other areas to "compensate" for that and be respected as a leader. Knowledge, wealth, success, a high quality lifestyle, great body language makes other men respect you and view you as a leader. Bezos, Putin, Napoleon were/are all fairly short.

[@awaisahmed4318]

Height has nothing to do with it. I was 6’3 at 14 in secondary school. I wasn’t the alpha leader dominator. The guy who was was about 5’6. It’s about presence. In my favourite anime One Piece the captain of the main crew is 5’7 and most of his crew members are bigger than him but his indomitable will and actions are felt by his crew and all these other characters who are giants. The same applies in real life.

[@dkoykoala1488]

Youre gonna have to back the height with financial success. Its gonna be tough but you cant control that, good luck.

[@thecowgoesvroom672]

Change only what is under your control.

[@bobbyhill4118]

Proud of where I’ve come but not satisfied. And I won’t be until I pull an insane number, like an 800lb deadlift. Being strong is just a choice

[@saucyshapz6061]

Once you get to the top of the mountain, find a bigger mountain; its the constant pursuit of growth that counts

[@mio291]

If only I was this guys friend, his voice and confidence makes me feel like I'm in control of my life. Even though I suck

[@tobsn2782]

Thank you Hamza for changing my life. I don't care if I'm fangirling, I just want to say that I'm really greatful for your advice. Because of you, my life has turned upside down and I now also make self improvement videos in German :)

[@starboyandrew]

"Ego is the enemy" - it's a book by Ryan Holiday 3:15

[@avoidthevo1d]

You are never good enough, really.

[@handlemeifyoucan144]

Humility my guy I'm telling you Humbleness = Ego(feel great about yourself) but when it sky rockets You should know how to level yourself out And grow

[@GodsJoseph13]

Never enough

[@osijtcrunch8500]

Needed this one, thanks, going to bed now

[@michaelkariuki5350]

You aren't good enough yet

[@Anas1.h]

Hamza my bro, I’ve been a jeffry most of my life until I discovered your videos and ever since then I’ve been doing the hard work especially when I didn’t feel like it. And during the times when I was down bad as hell, I knew what I should be doing but just didn’t know the steps to take but after watching your videos I figured it all out and now Alhamdulillah I’m consistent with it and rarely watching your videos these days except the ones where you speak about business related things on your unfiltered channel just so I can plan things out for myself In Shaa Allah. But just wanted to say thank you for inspiring us men with the things that you teach us. I honestly needed to hear every single word and I’m forever grateful for you brother. In Shaa Allah I get to meet you one day here in london bro keep doing your thing ❤️