Great reaction! YOYOKA is 14 now and living in LA now (in the US since Sept 2022) on an Artist Visa along with her family. They sold everything and moved to the US so YOYOKA could pursue her music career. She has played hundreds of live gigs over the last decade, and now plays frequently at the famous Whiskey a Go Go at their Ultimate Jam Night (UJM). They put together pro musicians and they play unrehearsed and no sound checks - YOYOKA always just kills it every session. She has also recorded 3 albums with the Ken Okada Group ft. YOYOKA which are jazz/fusion albums. Another genre she has mastered. Album one called Nine Gates is out, the second is in final mastering, third is recorded release TBD. Welcome to the YOYOKA rabbit hole.
She absolutely is a legend already. I should know I played jazz & big band five years straight in a community stage band hundreds of performances…. I believe she woke up all of the great drummers with her love & passion. She knows every part her brother is pretty good too & her parents with their passion, love and talent great musicians as well. As always, peace, love, joy, and peace to you and yours 🎉😂❤☮️🙏🌎🌏🌍🤲☮️❤️
10-year-old Yoyoka did a great cover of The Who's "Getting In Tune" from "Who's Next". That one might be a good choice for your next Yoyoka Video? Astounding to see a tiny child playing like prime-Moon! Maybe Yoyoka does not have the manic intensity and danger of Moon's original, but she's pretty close on Moon's power, speed, and that intrinsic drumming humor. Yoyoka sound's closer to Moon then most adult pro-drummers that I have heard attempting to do Who songs!
Yoyoka has been listed by drummers world as one of the top 500 drummers of all time, she plays regularly at the Whiskey, she’s played with Cindy Lauper, Jack Black, and several other well known artists. She also recorded 3 jazz albums with the Ken Okada group. So many other credits to this young drummers name, please check out her channel on RUclips.
If you do a reaction to Yoyoka's "Burn" cover, choose Ian Pace's reaction and see what he said about her drumming. Also, someone introduced this video (Good Times Bad Times) to Robert Plant and he also praised her drumming. My recommendation is "Seven Days" by Sting, it's a tricky song but Yoyoka nailed it. If you want a Led Zeppelin cover, try "Dazed and Confused". It is simply stunning.
Yoyoka, awesome! Such a cute little kid who was just killin' it!! And now she's growing up and moved to Oakland and then to LA. The footwork on the bass drum pedals, my god...and yeah, Japanese culture can be very conformist and rigid. I play guitar but when you see these young prodigies tearing it up, it makes me wanna just throw my guitars back in the closet and slink away
I don't know if you've kept up with Yoyoka's musical progression, but it is amazing. She's moved to the U.S. now. I've met her and watched her perform twice. The ease with which she plays is astounding. She plays tough stuff, and yet she is relaxed playing it, like it just rolls out of her, naturally. I can see this a little in videos, but when watching her in person it really stands out. I know she puts in the practice, but she's a natural too. She's also written numerous drum parts, even whole songs. To top it off, she's intelligent & aware, yet humble, grounded, & wise beyond her years. She's a pleasure to talk to, and I hope only the best things are yet to come for her. She gigs a lot, so check her out if you ever get the chance.
That WAS awesome. I happened to start watching her videos when she started putting them out. She is so talented, it's crazy 🤪. Agree that a weekly thing would be great.
Thank you for your good comments and welcome to the fantastic world of the "Hokkaido hammer". She is a very humble person who represents very well what the joy of playing music means. Do yourself a favor and go see her covers at Whiskey-a-gogo
The whole Soma family is amazing. All of them play instruments including her younger brother Shido and her mom and dad and they play together as a band all the time. This is their absolutely ear blistering performance of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit with Shido handling the vocals.
Well hott-damn! The critter went 'n done it! I swear, I can't keep up with this channel! Well, I'm glad Yoyoka is finally on your radar, Lee. By the way, she is from Hokkaido, Japan and before relocating to the US, was known as 'The Hokkaido Hammer'! I'm a big fan, and as soon as I'm able, you will DEFINITELY be getting some Yoyoka requests from me! My favourite Zepp song is 'The Ocean', which Yoyoka has also done an amazing cover of, with some other youngsters.
Thanks for the reaction. YOYOKA has been improving exponentially. There isn't a genre she hasn't already mastered. I hope you checkout her cover of Tool (forty six and two). It's worthy of multiple rewatches Cheers!.
Great reaction and yes, she is really good. For a next song, try "Burn" by Deep Purple (you might like the one where ian Paice watches the video and comments about her playing).
At least until she graduated from elementary school, she was an ear copy without reading music. And she is basically self-taught. I consider her to be music herself.😚 She was named to the World Drummers 500 at the age of 11. I think she is a reincarnation of someone else, even beyond genius.😆 From🇯🇵
Agreed, watch her play Burn. Ian paice has even reacted to her playing burn. She is a prodigy. Listen to her play live, with other musicians. Rock, jazz, original compositions. Incredible talent Robert Plant has committed on her drumming as well... 🙂
Favorite Zep Songs: "IMMIGRANT SONG" and "WHAT IS AND WHAT SHOULD NEVER BE" (It's a tie) SOOOOOOO glad you reacted to this little marvel. She's amaaaaaazing. (There's plenty of other ones worth checking out, too!) Here's some great drum covers by Yoyoka to check out (From youngest to oldest) "SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRTI" (Nirvana): ruclips.net/video/4_mrIy3_JgM/видео.htmlsi=aA_fsDr1_hUDR3mm "STONE COLD CRAZY" (Queen): ruclips.net/video/XjC-es3ryLs/видео.htmlsi=00QbwlVmiwtU247P "BULLS ON PARADE" (Rage Against The Machine) ruclips.net/video/Tkw57uGnSrs/видео.htmlsi=vp-WiVqWvm5CbUz- "YYZ" (Rush) ruclips.net/video/lGETWi1QufE/видео.htmlsi=xICcpqbNdMzcgXRO "BURN" (Deep Purple) ruclips.net/video/uhzX9QbH3js/видео.htmlsi=gZbP12tluUl_C3rV "15 STEP" (Radiohead) ruclips.net/video/oxdd6yOKzx0/видео.htmlsi=wD3AR4hpUUkIAfiN Her skill is off the charts. Every watch is pure joy.
Very enjoyable reaction. Yoyoka radiates joy in this one, even laughing at her little 'boo-boo' at the end. Yoyoka started making her _”YOYOKA” Drum Course_ when she was 6yo. She thoroughly covered the foot-pedal technique in _【Remaster】Yoyoka Drum Course ＃13 “Bass Drum Triplet Without Downbeat.” / ..."_ ruclips.net/video/B5EUmV9Jz-E/видео.html when she was 8yo. (She added the English subtitles later, hence "Remaster"). I hope you encourage both your children to play music. An "ocarina" is a popular musical instrument for teaching children in the UK. The simpler version has 4 holes. Notes are made with combinations of uncovered holes. The musical notation are little pictures of the 4 holes. So music can be played from printed music, without a need to learn musical notation. It is good for people not playing because "over-blowing" tends to make the sound stop rather than 'shriek' like some instruments. Learning it might help with breath-control, and co-ordination too. The ones sold by the UK company are made of plastic (I assume they're available in the US), which are tougher than pottery. I'm told they are even washable. Best Wishes. ☮
Today Yoyoka is an extremely competent drummer. And, as you have heard, she is only 14. Still a young teenager. Here are two more recent and advanced covers Jeff Beck - Led boots Tool - Forty Six & 2
Yoyoka is a tremendous talent and obviously has great taste in music. Another excellent young female drummer is Nandu Bushell. She has done several different covers and one I particularly enjoyed was her cover or Everlong by the Foo fighters. Definitely check her out at some point.
It's embarrassing to even put that kid drummer in the same sentence with Yoyoka......the only thing that's close is there age......2 completely different leagues 🤙
I hope Yoyoka reads these comments. It saddens my heart that adults have put time and effort into 'dis-ing' any child playing music. Even worse, writing their comments under a reaction for a young musician they like. There are few ways to make it worse. However, I think you've found one. You've attacked someone who, AFAIK, is a friend of Yoyoka's. I hope this was cathartic, and you've got the hate and animosity out of your systems, for ever. I try to celebrate young people being creative, especially playing music which transcends language and age? Best Wishes to you, @gregcormier2379. ☮
@@ScottBayliss Really? There were only two comments when I wrote mine. I used plurals. So, it's reasonable to assume both. I did not use names to enable you both to delete your comments and disappear. It's sufficient to say "IMO, Yoyoka is a better drummer than Nandi Bushell". There is no need to claim "It's embarrassing to even put that kid drummer in the same sentence with Yoyoka" or "Nandi is not in the same league ...". Those comments are mean and unnecessary. Also, your comments taint Yoyoka fans. So _your_ comments may cause *_Musicians, parents of Musicians_* and *_Reactors_* to avoid Yoyoka to avoid her toxic fans. Yoyoka is not mean spirited, quite the opposite. Posting mean comments does not represent Yoyoka. AFAIK, Yoyoka is still friends with Nandi. So posting mean comments about Yoyoka's friends is weird. It may seem like an attempt to sabotage friendships. That's the sort of thing mean or spiteful children do in playgrounds, not adults in writing under reactions to Yoyoka. This is one place Yoyoka might be expected to eventually read. Some folks might even assume Yoyoka is OK with mean comments if she doesn't explicitly object to them. Yoyoka should never need to 'police' people who claim to be her fans. Nandi Bushell has a set of recent videos on Drumeo. A channel recognised for showcasing very good drummers. So objectively, Nandi is held in high regard by a reputable specialist RUclips drumming channel. Hence, to an observer, your claims do *_NOT_* seem justifiable. That makes your comments more toxic. *_Summary._* Your comments are: needlessly mean about a child musician; not justifiable, based on observation of drumming experts; sufficiently unpleasant that Musicians, parents of Musicians and Reactors might react by avoiding Yoyoka to avoid their comment sections becoming tainted. Instead of creating negativity, please use your time and energy to create positivity around Yoyoka. Yoyoka deserves a reputation for positive, supportive fans, attracting Musicians, parents of Musicians, young Musicians and Reactors to her. Yoyoka deserves to be more widely known for positive reasons, not negative. Notice, I have still avoided naming you, so you can disappear.
You have to check her out on "Dazed & Confused." Everytime I listen to that song I always have this like deja vu feeling & I can't figure out why until I pull up a visual of her playing like when she was 10?
A drummer who has no choice but to play heel up because her heel won't reach the ground. As others have pointed out, she's now a full on pro veteran drummer. If you'd like to check out another Led Zeppelin 'early adopter' check out Ayla Tesler Mabe doing "Since I've Been Loving You" on Guitar. A pretty amazing performance. ruclips.net/video/6dMrE9pyupQ/видео.html There's a lot of good jazz in Japan right now. Something you would probably like is some of the Math Rock bands. Check out Tricot or Elephant Gym. ruclips.net/video/saccx5dTmKU/видео.html
Great reaction! YOYOKA is 14 now and living in LA now (in the US since Sept 2022) on an Artist Visa along with her family. They sold everything and moved to the US so YOYOKA could pursue her music career. She has played hundreds of live gigs over the last decade, and now plays frequently at the famous Whiskey a Go Go at their Ultimate Jam Night (UJM). They put together pro musicians and they play unrehearsed and no sound checks - YOYOKA always just kills it every session. She has also recorded 3 albums with the Ken Okada Group ft. YOYOKA which are jazz/fusion albums. Another genre she has mastered. Album one called Nine Gates is out, the second is in final mastering, third is recorded release TBD.
Welcome to the YOYOKA rabbit hole.
She absolutely is a legend already. I should know I played jazz & big band five years straight in a community stage band hundreds of performances….
I believe she woke up all of the great drummers with her love & passion. She knows every part her brother is pretty good too & her parents with their passion, love and talent great musicians as well.
As always, peace, love, joy, and peace to you and yours 🎉😂❤☮️🙏🌎🌏🌍🤲☮️❤️
Hi Rob!
You have to see her playing Deep Purple's BURN. Purple's drummer Ian Paice was blown away!
10-year-old Yoyoka did a great cover of The Who's "Getting In Tune" from "Who's Next". That one might be a good choice for your next Yoyoka Video? Astounding to see a tiny child playing like prime-Moon! Maybe Yoyoka does not have the manic intensity and danger of Moon's original, but she's pretty close on Moon's power, speed, and that intrinsic drumming humor. Yoyoka sound's closer to Moon then most adult pro-drummers that I have heard attempting to do Who songs!
Yoyoka has been listed by drummers world as one of the top 500 drummers of all time, she plays regularly at the Whiskey, she’s played with Cindy Lauper, Jack Black, and several other well known artists. She also recorded 3 jazz albums with the Ken Okada group. So many other credits to this young drummers name, please check out her channel on RUclips.
If you do a reaction to Yoyoka's "Burn" cover, choose Ian Pace's reaction and see what he said about her drumming. Also, someone introduced this video (Good Times Bad Times) to Robert Plant and he also praised her drumming. My recommendation is "Seven Days" by Sting, it's a tricky song but Yoyoka nailed it. If you want a Led Zeppelin cover, try "Dazed and Confused". It is simply stunning.
You've attracted the YOYOKA army. Plenty of material to react to. YOYOKA is a deep rabbit hole. Enjoy.
Her joy! 🙂
Yes! So GOOD. And so adorable, too.
Yoyoka, awesome! Such a cute little kid who was just killin' it!! And now she's growing up and moved to Oakland and then to LA. The footwork on the bass drum pedals, my god...and yeah, Japanese culture can be very conformist and rigid. I play guitar but when you see these young prodigies tearing it up, it makes me wanna just throw my guitars back in the closet and slink away
I don't know if you've kept up with Yoyoka's musical progression, but it is amazing. She's moved to the U.S. now. I've met her and watched her perform twice. The ease with which she plays is astounding. She plays tough stuff, and yet she is relaxed playing it, like it just rolls out of her, naturally. I can see this a little in videos, but when watching her in person it really stands out. I know she puts in the practice, but she's a natural too. She's also written numerous drum parts, even whole songs. To top it off, she's intelligent & aware, yet humble, grounded, & wise beyond her years. She's a pleasure to talk to, and I hope only the best things are yet to come for her. She gigs a lot, so check her out if you ever get the chance.
Check out Yoyoka covering Seven Days by Sting. Also look for "Chad Smith Hears Thirty Seconds To Mars For The First Time".
Seven Days may be my favorite.
I am guessing your favorite part will be her giggle at the end
That was the most adorable thing I've ever seen lol
Robert Plant saw this girl playing Good Times Video on Howard Stern Podcast , and with a big grin said.. she's hired!
"Since I've Been Lovin You" probably my favorite Zepp track, but they have so many good ones.
And she's so HAPPY to beat the skins!! 👍
So many great covers. Please check out her cover of Colorado Bulldog, best ever!
Oh, that one will blow brother Lee's mind for sure! 🤯
Watch out dude, she's coming for ya.
That WAS awesome. I happened to start watching her videos when she started putting them out. She is so talented, it's crazy 🤪. Agree that a weekly thing would be great.
Been watching her for quite a while now. She's incredible.
Like Steely Dan, my favorite Zeppelin track is which ever song I'm listening to 😊
Pretty much all her solo covers are amazing, across all the genres.
Thank you for your good comments and welcome to the fantastic world of the "Hokkaido hammer". She is a very humble person who represents very well what the joy of playing music means. Do yourself a favor and go see her covers at Whiskey-a-gogo
The whole Soma family is amazing. All of them play instruments including her younger brother Shido and her mom and dad and they play together as a band all the time. This is their absolutely ear blistering performance of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit with Shido handling the vocals.
ruclips.net/video/0nYdS6YOQ9M/видео.html
I love her joy! 😻
Need to see more of her work. She is so good now. Not saying she was bad before but she is amazing now.
my favorite Zeppelin track is When The Levy Breaks... great reaction Brother.... Cheers and Subbed
Yoyoka covered Achilles Last Stand. She also covered Black Dog. Her family band covers that as well.
There is a reaction out with Robert Plant watching this video and he was blown away. Ambassador Jenks
Check out her doing Deep Purples Burn
You should see her do ‘Burn’ by Deep Purple. Insane.
Well hott-damn! The critter went 'n done it!
I swear, I can't keep up with this channel!
Well, I'm glad Yoyoka is finally on your radar, Lee.
By the way, she is from Hokkaido, Japan and before relocating to the US, was known as 'The Hokkaido Hammer'!
I'm a big fan, and as soon as I'm able, you will DEFINITELY be getting some Yoyoka requests from me!
My favourite Zepp song is 'The Ocean', which Yoyoka has also done an amazing cover of, with some other youngsters.
Thanks for the reaction. YOYOKA has been improving exponentially. There isn't a genre she hasn't already mastered. I hope you checkout her cover of Tool (forty six and two). It's worthy of multiple rewatches Cheers!.
Her cover of YYZ by Rush is fun to watch.
"Loves dancing" - drumming is dancing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yes! And she's amazing on "Bulls On Parade!"
Great reaction and yes, she is really good. For a next song, try "Burn" by Deep Purple (you might like the one where ian Paice watches the video and comments about her playing).
At least until she graduated from elementary school, she was an ear copy without reading music. And she is basically self-taught. I consider her to be music herself.😚
She was named to the World Drummers 500 at the age of 11. I think she is a reincarnation of someone else, even beyond genius.😆
From🇯🇵
She was the youngest drummer ever to be sponsored by Pearl! Ambassador Jenks
Our hope for the future!
Agreed, watch her play Burn. Ian paice has even reacted to her playing burn. She is a prodigy. Listen to her play live, with other musicians. Rock, jazz, original compositions. Incredible talent Robert Plant has committed on her drumming as well... 🙂
Robert Plant reacted to this on a show. He said she makes it look like falling off a log, and she is playing some really technical stuff.
Favorite Zep Songs: "IMMIGRANT SONG" and "WHAT IS AND WHAT SHOULD NEVER BE" (It's a tie)
SOOOOOOO glad you reacted to this little marvel. She's amaaaaaazing. (There's plenty of other ones worth checking out, too!) Here's some great drum covers by Yoyoka to check out (From youngest to oldest)
"SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRTI" (Nirvana): ruclips.net/video/4_mrIy3_JgM/видео.htmlsi=aA_fsDr1_hUDR3mm
"STONE COLD CRAZY" (Queen): ruclips.net/video/XjC-es3ryLs/видео.htmlsi=00QbwlVmiwtU247P
"BULLS ON PARADE" (Rage Against The Machine) ruclips.net/video/Tkw57uGnSrs/видео.htmlsi=vp-WiVqWvm5CbUz-
"YYZ" (Rush) ruclips.net/video/lGETWi1QufE/видео.htmlsi=xICcpqbNdMzcgXRO
"BURN" (Deep Purple) ruclips.net/video/uhzX9QbH3js/видео.htmlsi=gZbP12tluUl_C3rV
"15 STEP" (Radiohead) ruclips.net/video/oxdd6yOKzx0/видео.htmlsi=wD3AR4hpUUkIAfiN
Her skill is off the charts. Every watch is pure joy.
Very enjoyable reaction. Yoyoka radiates joy in this one, even laughing at her little 'boo-boo' at the end. Yoyoka started making her _”YOYOKA” Drum Course_ when she was 6yo. She thoroughly covered the foot-pedal technique in _【Remaster】Yoyoka Drum Course ＃13 “Bass Drum Triplet Without Downbeat.” / ..."_ ruclips.net/video/B5EUmV9Jz-E/видео.html when she was 8yo. (She added the English subtitles later, hence "Remaster"). I hope you encourage both your children to play music. An "ocarina" is a popular musical instrument for teaching children in the UK. The simpler version has 4 holes. Notes are made with combinations of uncovered holes. The musical notation are little pictures of the 4 holes. So music can be played from printed music, without a need to learn musical notation.
It is good for people not playing because "over-blowing" tends to make the sound stop rather than 'shriek' like some instruments. Learning it might help with breath-control, and co-ordination too. The ones sold by the UK company are made of plastic (I assume they're available in the US), which are tougher than pottery. I'm told they are even washable.
Best Wishes. ☮
This is a little odd for a Zeppelin fave, but : "Fool in the Rain".
Today Yoyoka is an extremely competent drummer. And, as you have heard, she is only 14. Still a young teenager. Here are two more recent and advanced covers
Jeff Beck - Led boots
Tool - Forty Six & 2
Yoyoka is a tremendous talent and obviously has great taste in music. Another excellent young female drummer is Nandu Bushell. She has done several different covers and one I particularly enjoyed was her cover or Everlong by the Foo fighters. Definitely check her out at some point.
Nandi is not in the same league as YOYOKA!
It's embarrassing to even put that kid drummer in the same sentence with Yoyoka......the only thing that's close is there age......2 completely different leagues 🤙
I hope Yoyoka reads these comments. It saddens my heart that adults have put time and effort into 'dis-ing' any child playing music. Even worse, writing their comments under a reaction for a young musician they like. There are few ways to make it worse. However, I think you've found one. You've attacked someone who, AFAIK, is a friend of Yoyoka's. I hope this was cathartic, and you've got the hate and animosity out of your systems, for ever.
I try to celebrate young people being creative, especially playing music which transcends language and age?
Best Wishes to you, @gregcormier2379. ☮
@@gbulmer who are you replying to?
@@ScottBayliss Really? There were only two comments when I wrote mine. I used plurals. So, it's reasonable to assume both. I did not use names to enable you both to delete your comments and disappear.
It's sufficient to say "IMO, Yoyoka is a better drummer than Nandi Bushell". There is no need to claim "It's embarrassing to even put that kid drummer in the same sentence with Yoyoka" or "Nandi is not in the same league ...". Those comments are mean and unnecessary.
Also, your comments taint Yoyoka fans. So _your_ comments may cause *_Musicians, parents of Musicians_* and *_Reactors_* to avoid Yoyoka to avoid her toxic fans.
Yoyoka is not mean spirited, quite the opposite. Posting mean comments does not represent Yoyoka.
AFAIK, Yoyoka is still friends with Nandi. So posting mean comments about Yoyoka's friends is weird. It may seem like an attempt to sabotage friendships. That's the sort of thing mean or spiteful children do in playgrounds, not adults in writing under reactions to Yoyoka. This is one place Yoyoka might be expected to eventually read.
Some folks might even assume Yoyoka is OK with mean comments if she doesn't explicitly object to them. Yoyoka should never need to 'police' people who claim to be her fans.
Nandi Bushell has a set of recent videos on Drumeo. A channel recognised for showcasing very good drummers. So objectively, Nandi is held in high regard by a reputable specialist RUclips drumming channel. Hence, to an observer, your claims do *_NOT_* seem justifiable. That makes your comments more toxic.
*_Summary._* Your comments are: needlessly mean about a child musician; not justifiable, based on observation of drumming experts; sufficiently unpleasant that Musicians, parents of Musicians and Reactors might react by avoiding Yoyoka to avoid their comment sections becoming tainted.
Instead of creating negativity, please use your time and energy to create positivity around Yoyoka. Yoyoka deserves a reputation for positive, supportive fans, attracting Musicians, parents of Musicians, young Musicians and Reactors to her. Yoyoka deserves to be more widely known for positive reasons, not negative.
Notice, I have still avoided naming you, so you can disappear.
You have to check her out on "Dazed & Confused." Everytime I listen to that song I always have this like deja vu feeling & I can't figure out why until I pull up a visual of her playing like when she was 10?
A drummer who has no choice but to play heel up because her heel won't reach the ground. As others have pointed out, she's now a full on pro veteran drummer.
If you'd like to check out another Led Zeppelin 'early adopter' check out Ayla Tesler Mabe doing "Since I've Been Loving You" on Guitar. A pretty amazing performance.
ruclips.net/video/6dMrE9pyupQ/видео.html
There's a lot of good jazz in Japan right now. Something you would probably like is some of the Math Rock bands. Check out Tricot or Elephant Gym.
ruclips.net/video/saccx5dTmKU/видео.html
She does achilles last stand also L33.
She is 14 15 in october. She lives in LA with her family.
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ドラムキットを✨巧みに使いこなす、ヨヨカさん。👍️＼(^-^)／‼️⤴️⤴️
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Too late???? Junna one of the worlds greatest drummers started at 15. At 24 she was one of the greatests. See Junna! Don't miss her.
Where have you been for the last six years???
Look up Junna, drummer.
@@L33Reacts look up Nandi Bushell. A young girl from Britain that challenged Dave Grohl to a drum competition.
If you continue to believe it is too late for a 6 yr/old to pick up music, you are the failure
0:01 you’ve never seen her. This is gonna be priceless.😮🧐😏🥴🤪🫵😂❤️