The "Melee" of Competitive Pokemon.
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2023
- Gen 3 Competitive Singles is, in my eyes, the peak of Competitive Pokemon. Much like the popular eSport "Super Smash Brothers Melee", this 20+ year old game has a dedicated community that prefer it over the newer titles in the franchise, due to it's unique mechanics and balanced Competitive metagame.
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Gen 3 OU Tier List - August 2023
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Yeah i wavedashed my ttar into my opponents defensive swampert then hit them with a charged rock slide
Careful, bc rock slide is -8 on shield after L-cancel and swampert has a frame 6 out-of-shield option in the form of upB hydro pump
Got a chuckle out of me
@@lulu82oi have no idea what this means lmao
Celeste enjoyer?
Did he just walk up slowly and Hidden Power Grass?!?!??!?!?!
The Gen 3 VGC circuit was wild, the Pokemon Rocks America tour ended with a tournament in New York City commentated by Hulk Hogan. All Pokemon were legal except Wobbuffet meaning the two finalists were using Groudon, Kyogre and Mewtwo
Is there a video of this on RUclips? Sounds amazing
@shevankaseneviratne1724 ruclips.net/video/c7nVChlTVl8/видео.html&ab_channel=NickHarperPkm
Yes! There is lots of ADV VGC content on RUclips, I don’t believe any raw footage of that moment of the event exists though. I could be wrong
@@LRXC1there actually is! A channel uploaded information about the PCNY and stuff, I think it's im a blissy?
Gen 3 is the goat and the community is amazing! I recommend it to anyone. Thank god showdown and smogon preserve old generations meta games.
Its a good love letter to the Gen3 !
People don't appreciate the gem that is gen 3
@@viewer6152 okay chill out man, I wasn't making a deep statement, I just wanted to say that I don't see gen 3 getting as appreciated as 4,7 or 5. Nothing more than that , haha. But I still agree with your comment, MOST (95%) Pokémon games have been great but it just needs time to get the appreciation it deserves. But again those are just a portion of the community, either the manchilds that hate the old gens for no reason or the crybabies that hate on new games out of bandwagon. Happens a lot.
the current gen wave is harsh lmao
@@Aex89what are you talking about emerald is still widely considered the best pokemon game
This video is a beautiful love letter to the gen 3 competitive scene
most people focus on the physical/special split, but I'm glad you mentioned the lack of risk free powerful moves that gen 4 introduced. Choosing between focus punch and brick break or between giga drain and solarbeam makes movesets more diverse than just slapping on close combat on everything
The lack of physical special split is not bad, just different. I actually prefer it, it made movepool choices more strategic instead of always picking STAB
Oh and mixed attackers were reasonably common which is extremely rare now
@@bluegum6438I wouldn't mind the split so much if it wasn't for Dark and and Ghost seemingly having classes switched. Just the thought of Dark being special and Ghost being physical makes me not want to even try.
@@JesterQueenAnne I personally think it makes sense. As I'm sure you know the only Ghost type move was Lick yadda yadda, and Dark is drawing power from malice, which is kind of "energy" rather than a physical force. A lot of Dark moves involve physical contact, but the stat that powers the damage inflicted is Special. Like an INT infusion in DS.
@@bluegum6438I think another reason why it should've been switched was the fact that a lot of dark types back then couldn't take advantage of their higher physical attack stat. You also have Gengar who has two types that were physical even though he was more of a special attacker.
@@udonnauchegbu2018that turned gengar into more of a support mon, and ttar is already the best pokemon on the tier so pursuit being special makes it less spammable on physical sets, plus it gives houndoom a niche for being the pursuiter with the highest special attack
I agree that it is a good change on modern gens and it only works on adv because the power level is way more balanced without braindead risk free moves or every wall having access to roost or recover and immunity to passive damage (I can't speak for gen 1 and 2 because I don't play those tiers)
Understood. I am going to go make my first gen 3 team with Misdreavus, Roselia, and Sableye as the core
Reading this is making me wonder how to fit Mawile, Cradily and Chimecho into a semi-competitive team just because I like them.
ADV: Melee
Gen 5: Brawl
Gen 7: Smash 4
Nat Dex: Ultimate
Gen 1: Smash 64
Hackmons: rivals of aether workshop
Your cresselia video in particular really gave me a new perspective on what makes a meta fun. The idea that it’s not about “as many things being usable all at once” but the combination of “types” of play that are possible and the ability for the meta to *change* are most important. The vibe matters
This kind of thought leads me to wonder whether there is a nice way to mathematically formalize the thing you said about the meta having a tendency to change over time.
I saw a paper a while back, which gave one possible formalization of a notion of a game having like, a high skill ceiling, or something like that (I forget the exact details)
where they talked about the space of strategies for the game having like, many “layers” of cycles, where like, within any particular level, there is a kind of rock-paper-scissors type thing going on, with nothing in the level having a clear advantage over everything else in the same level,
but where strategies in the next level up will tend to beat strategies in the level below them.
I think the idea with that was that there would be a linear order on the levels, where better players play strategies at higher levels.
But, if we want to describe a meta changing over time, rather than just “skill level”, maybe the idea should be modified so that there may be multiple possible incomparable “levels” “above” a given level?
I suppose we could think of things like, maybe “levels” consist of a distribution over some subset of possible strategies that is (approximately?) a Nash equilibrium when strategies are restricted to that subset, but where some other distribution over some other subset of possible strategies, has a clear advantage over the first one,
and, where there is a long network of such distributions, where the number of deterministic strategies each distribution is over, is required to be bounded in size to be something small compared to the total number of possible deterministic strategies,
and where I guess maybe require of the “levels” that no deterministic strategy dominates it?
And like, if we want to talk about how long the meta can keep changing, that could be depicted/represented/approximated by something about how big the digraph of “this level can become (i.e. is-beaten-by) this level” is, where “how big” is about how long the non-extendable paths in it are.
Potentially these paths could have loops. If these loops were too tight, I imagine that instead of the community going around in that cycle, would instead move to an average of the places in that cycle, and so wouldn’t really make an active meta. But, longer loops, that seems like something that could happen.
But, how to make this more precise? I’m not sure.
@@drdca8263 Read about Nash equilibriums
@@jakedewey3686 I did mention Nash equilibria in my comment?
You know Jim is serious about ADV when the outro music is the og Verdanturf theme. The subversion of expectations in this moment deserves an oscar nomination.
The outro hit different, cause of Jim's spitting
Do you know, perchance, what that rap version is called?
@@MacAnters
You'll Goin Magneton? Hidden Power Ground Bich
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I believe it was one of Viper's songs Jim remixed with Verdanturf theme
@@honjon666 Amazing! Thanks a lot!
Part of the reason I always tune in and stay subbed to Jimothys channel is for the insights on ADV OU. I mainly play Draft League since Gen 7 and I have no idea what a metagame would look like without, rocks, scald, high bp knock off, regen and set up sweepers that need 1 turn to win a game.
We still got setup sweepers who only need one turn haha
Yeah but it's in the end of the game to clean up, with a lot of preparation. In gen 7, you send Drizzle Pelipper turn 1, U-turn into Mega Swampert /Ash Greninja and it's gg for most teams :/
You should try ADV draft league!
@@melikmourali2072no no no you don’t lead peliper on mega swampert rain then sand is up because peliper is too fast to have the rain go up second. You lead a pivot ( probably zapdos) pivot into peliper then uturn into mega swampert. Nat dex rain makes it especially easy cuz you can lead mega swampert.
I was a small kid who just finished beating the stadium games with rentals when I discovered Netbattle back in the ADV days and never looked back. Gen 3 singles has so many good memories to me. Gen 3 ubers is also the point where Ubers stopped being just a banlist and became a legitimate tier too in my eyes.
The lack of Stealth Rock is also great. In gen 3 you can build a team without spikes, but in later gens Stealth Rock is centralizing the entire metagame which sucks
Can't wait to see more gen 3 on here. I think a Gen 3 for beginners series/video would be super helpful, because I've opened up the Gen 3 OU teambuilder before because of your videos but it's so intimidating with how different everything is!
Melee and gen 3 are the two competitive meta games that are so nuanced that they’re still alive to this day, melee with its micro spacing and many other techs, and Gen 3 ou with such specific EV spreads and “bad” Pokémon having strong uses being found still, they both constantly innovate even 2 decades later and don’t stay the same even without the presence of patches, it’s sorta like “natural patching” to me.
I like the videos when you make Melee comparisons Mr. Cool
It still baffles me you only have 30k subscribers when your content is genuinely great.
The iron mugulis narrative was a masterstroke and even my bf listens with me now because he finds those little sections so entertaining.
Welp, I'm one of those who couldn't give ADV a try before because of the lack of physical/special split of moves, lack of item choice, lesser amount of Pokemon, etc. But one day, someone named Jimothy Cool showed up in my Yt video suggestions, and after a few days, I decided to watch one of the videos. Now ADV is probably my second favourite meta to play in, only behind gen 7, all thanks to Jim. So Jim, thank you so much for making your love for ADV something others can enjoy, and you can count on me to support the future successor of the Callous Invitational tournament in any way I can
You play Gen. 3 because of everything you are saying in the video. I play Gen three because Dodrio and Camerupt have a niche. We are not the same
What's camerupt niche?
This video was excellent. I've been down a retro format rabbit hole of Yugioh and pokemon cards, and this has added the games to that list as well. I find it interesting that stuff like Melee, Gen3 and the other popular retro formats of card games and video games were all around the same time period
Less corporational oversight I'd guess
0:48 i knew jim was a falcon main
I used to play Peach actually. I was very bad
Just started out with some gen 3 OU battles, and I have to say it's a lot of fun. Even if I'm losing most games, I'm learning from what I see and changing my team and strats accordingly. Been a lot of fun so far, and I hope to see myself in a tournament one day.
I had a similar experience too. I feel that low ladder gen 3 has a much higher concentration of good players than any other meta
This story has a better plot then most Netflix original series
Sit in the chat rooms and you'll find.just for fun ADV tournaments hosted regularly. I'm terrible at competitive pokemon but ADV ou is so interesting that I just keep playing
Gen 3 ou made me appreciate how pokemon were designed in earlier gens
No physical special split meant there were a lot of mixed attackers for example
Man I'm loving all this gen 3 content, it's really cool to see you continue to push it like this
This video felt quite heartfelt in a way other videos didn't. This isn't to say your other videos lack heart, it's just that to me it seemed that the topic here was something you get real genuinely excited about and can talk about at length!
Guys , I'm not sure but I have a sneaking suspicion he likes gen 3 OU
If adv ou is the melee of competitive Pokémon what’s brawl 🧐? Probably bw honestly
Gen V easily lol
Defo gen 5
Five !
gen 1
It's definitely GSC. It even has its own version of Meta Knight
Yugioh has one of these “lightning in a bottle” formats too. It’s called Edison Format, and it’s the metagame of April 2010.
I started watching this channel for the gen 3 OU content. Gen 3 ou is the most beautiful format for competitive singles I have ever seen and as a melee player since 2015 this is truely the melee of competitive singles. Hopefully this video sparks awareness of the wonders of Gen 3 OU and that more people play not only it but Hoenn Gaiden as well, KEEP IT GOING JIM
Love it when I get a video that hits 2 of my super niche interests
Thanks Ludvix. Love your vids!
THIS IS THE GREATEST CROSS OVER OF ALL TIME
Comp Pokémon and the melee community will always have solidarity ❤ lots of us play both melee and showdown :)
E.g. not showering?
@@alLEDP wow this joke gets funnier every time it is said
@@alLEDPspeaking as a melee player its always the newer generation players that smell like shit lmao
@@skycrimestv7165the melee community always smelled like shit
Yikes, that sounds terrible and frightening.
I think there's something to be said for a lack of options in general. Players don't like their options constrained in competitive games, but it can lead to greater creativity and diversity. Fewer legal options can paradoxically lead to more viable options, because it forces people to use strategies they otherwise wouldn't.
As a former active member of the Melee community, I appreciate this take. The values align. Community first, organic competitive environment and embracing progress of the meta. And two fingers to Nintendo 🤭
Tyranitar the goat being the fox is such a good representation of old gens
your gen 3 videos are what got me into gen 3 ou, and not only is it now my favorite ou metagame, but it has also helped me appreciate certain pokemon i like to use in the tier, such as metagross, hariyama and dusclops
I think there's something to be said for how creative pursuits (or hell, any pursuit in life) are the most fulfilling and "optimal" in tandem with some sort of limitation, because the presence of that limitation is what necessitates the creativity to be used meaningfully such that you can succeed in whatever you're pursuing while staying within its bounds. By definition, limitless potential must allow for anything to be made possible, including an immediate win button, and what's the point of that?
The powercreep from gen 3 to 4 was insane
No, the powercreep from gen 4 to 5 was insane.
@@Dziobothehobothe powercreep from gen 5 to 6 was insane
@@_M_4 the powercreep from gen 6 to 7 was insane
@@gabrielmartinez8292the powercreep from Gen 7 to 8 was insane
@@Squirtle_Squad_SupremacyThe Gholdengo was Insane
gen 3 is truly the dark souls of the melee of the quake of the starcraft brood war of the third strike of pokemon
Thank you for bringing this epic metagame and all its wonderful nuances to our attention!
Thanks to your channel I discovered gen 3 OU and I love it. Your videos are great but it's amazing when you talk about this gen. Idk, thanks for taking about this metagame ✨✨
Gen 3 is the generation that mainly got into competitive Pokémon. I've never understood it when I was younger but it was so much fun playing with the friends I did make during those days. I second I started learning about all the small things in the game is when it all clicked and EVERYONE in the group caught on. I just have lots of good memories with the games competitive or not.
Shoutouts to the person who named all their pokémon after modest mouse songs. Absolutely epic
I started following competitive Pokemon in Gen 4, and haven't played since Gen 7. I always heard that Gen 3 was great, but it was never explained like this to me. My understanding was just a lack of powerful moves and no phys/spec split meant it was more balanced away from sweeping. I never heard about the variety and risk/reward plays in the gen 3. It's way more interesting than I thought. Great video!
Great video! Dabbled in the tiniest bit of gen 3 monotype and it was very similar to how you explained... This was awesome!
Only if BW OU was actually balanced it would be the best generation. ADV OU is king i must admit.
Imo bw "engine" is the best in the series mechanically
Tbf the sleep system in BW would be fucked no matter the pokemon in the gen, plus gems are absurdly broken if used smartly
@@funkymachine how so? I genuinenly don't know. I think perma weather and sleep being fucked make it worse mechanically than newer gens
@@juannaym8488 well gen 3/4 has perma weather too, and perma sand at least is fantastic for metas. as well as a few of the modern gen changes we like while still having good things like perma weather and 6.3% crits
@funkymachine the updated crits system is actually something that made me much happier to pick up the more modern gens. It removes alot of the rng bullshit from matches and I think have a good level of impact now where they will rarely ever flat out win you the game and can usually be played around, but can keep things interesting and some match ups to be less 100% guaranteed. I'm actually quite happy with the level of random bullshit that pokemon throws at you nowadays, with some exeptions like dire claw (and also freeze fuck freeze bring back the P:LA freeze gamefreak)
I’ve never met someone who played ADV and thought it was bad. Met some who didn’t necessarily vibe with it, but everyone seems to think it’s at worst playable
Watching your gen3 ou videos has made me interested in trying out competitive pokemon again with this format
Amazing video, completely agree with the point about having less character choices but more depth and room for creativity within those options. Great comparison between games.
As someone who truly started out with Gen 3, its amazing to see that the competitive format for the generation is being kept alive and seemingly doing well. Ive always found Gen 3 to be easier to get into as theres way less to keep track of, yet still exciting due to the wide roster of pokemon you have.
This was a great watch! Looking forward to seeing more gen 3 content as well as maybe even getting into it again for fun!
I played a LOT of gen 3 on netbattle when that was a thing so this video was a trip down memory lane. I always thought it kind of perfected the competitive Pokemon formula but didn't have the words to describe why, and you hit the nail on the head with the phys/special split and everything having a BP of a million. Focus Punch was ALWAYS satisfying to land.
this feels a lot like you're describing vgc as well, every turn is important, and evs are very tight
Amazing vid, keep the ADV coverage coming! Truly a blessing for this tier 🙏
You've been making me want to try this more and more lately
One other thing that makes ADV great that you didnt touch upon is the fact that Iron Mugulis hasn't been able to meddle with its meta
Hell yeah, I love gen 3 OU, I didn't know people still played it
And I love it because I love focus punch
This is the type of Jimothy content that I subscribed for, ADV stuff, very epic
Up until gen 4, every game was planned to be the last. Game freak had no idea how long they could keep pokemon successful.
Part of me likes to think they intentionally made gen 3 so well crafted for PVP because they wanted it to live forever. They wanted to make something that would outlive the brand popularity.
Despite pokemon going stronger than ever, I still believe they succeeded in that assumed goal. Gen 3 could pass the Melee test; emerald will see play long after pokemon games stop coming out.
Also gen 3 music slaps
another reason why melee has survived this long is because of the players and storylines. i wonder if you did some videos about that it would attract more players. like the smash doc but for gen3 OU. who’s the mang0 of gen3 OU? the hungrybox? the leffen? just curious. great video!
Well, there’s BKC…
Nobody outside of the few people who do play in the tournaments cares who anyone is. The tournaments are not like Melee tournaments in attracting high levels of spectatorship and coverage.
There's this dichotomy where people who do follow tournaments say only tournaments matter, but the vast majority of the playerbase only play on ladder and don't even care or acknowledge who's high ranking or who isn't.
This is a "love of the game" game where you will mostly exist in your own little world unless you immerse yourself in the smogon bubble, which again, most people do not.
There are some personalities and recognizable names, but you only get recognized for winning all the time, or for bringing something unconventional and succeeding with it. I suppose that's hardly different from Melee fame.
one of your better videos, a lot of passion really shines through, good job :)
Gen 3 will always have a special place in my heart. Nothing else quite like it.
Your description of Gen 3 OU reminds me a lot of Edison Format (2010) in the Yugioh TCG. Gen 3 was when I played most as a kid, and I will definitely go on the nostalgia trip to try the Gen 3 OU format soon!
For his Side B Dugrtrio uses a gun.
this video is so excellent i feel it could function as an intro to gen 3 competitive
TL;DW: power creep hasn't hit yet and some niche Pkmn can offer defensive utility/counter play (+ no U-turn or SR)
I feel like gen 4 also has an argument for "the melee of pokemon"
This video made me try out Gen 3 OU and I thought I could make Choice Band Fury Cutter Scizor... I lost all 4 of my first 4 games, the first one and 3rd one I barely lost, the 2nd and 4th one I got cheesed
Tbh fury cutter is bad cheese already and really won't work in any meta.
@@nicolaistuhlmuller8718 I just ended up using normal strategies and now even though I can't beat any people on ladder atleast none of my friends can beat me
Old Gen player here. I 100 percent agree with this video. ADV ou is the most fun, fair and enjoyable format and gen in competitive pokemon in my.opinion. it has just enough mechanics without adding stupid things like dyna, megas and tera. It has just enough Pokemon that you can reasonably learn what each one does and what sets it might run, so while its not a perfect information game like chess, a skilled player is able to see what pokemon his.opponent is using and make a game plan.
There is also much more room for creativity in the teambuilding then people might think. Sure you'll see common things like ttars and spikers and other things that make the meta function, but there is plenty of off meta tech that can surprise you with how effective it can be when played correctly.
Your videos are what got me into playing gen 3 on smogon. I'm not the best at it, but it is so much more fun than just seeing Lado-T/Garg/Tusk 100 times
Love this kind of crossover analysis!
When I played gen 3 OU with a random team of pokemon I heard were pretty good, but fit my playstyle, I was shocked how much fun I had, and it eventually became my favorite generation to play.
Jimothy! I love your content!! Your narration reminds of Alt Shift X. You have so much wisdom and game knowledge. Plus your intro skits are hilarious. One of my new favorite poke RUclipsrs. Keep it up dawg.
I'm excited for Jim to reveal what we've been cooking up together >:)
I've been playing ADV OU for over a year now and it's super fun and interesting.
Cooking max SpA Blissey to completely stuff Gengar because I was terrible at team building was a really interesting idea that worked surprisingly well.
This video was really nostalgic to watch as someone who got into NetBattle around 05-06 before official Pokemon games had WiFi
I didn't really know much about the meta and mostly played on RPG servers (RIP Smogon RPG), but I would occasionally play on the main Smogon server and despite barely knowing anything about the meta, I got some wins every now and then. Shows how bad people were back then maybe ROFL
But if Gen 3 is still alive. The 12 year old NetBattler in me might wanna start playing again =]
Loving all the Gen 3 content! It would be awesome to see tournaments in the colo/XD style at some point!
I run a melee tournament every Tuesday and play gen 4 ou while waiting for people to finish their matches. I see how gen 3 is more melee-like but I love the comparison in general. Cool video
This is probably your best video ever Mr Jim. Good job
Hello Jimothy.
I'm a huge fan of your channel, and I'm doing a colossal project on SD where I make 8 gyms, an e4, and champion for every single main gen format. (Rematch teams included for gens 2 on.) There will be level caps as well, and I'll be sure to use your vids on gen 3 ou mons as guides for specific sets. You're phenomenal and don't let anyone tell ya otherwise.
you inspired me to get into gen 3 ou jim, very cool!
ADV for life. I remember the Netbattle days...
I don't care for gen 3 ou, but you reminded me to go back to my Emerald playthrough, thanks
I find it funny that those are precisely the things I dislike from previous generations, explosion is way too punishing and it makes some special threats basically unblockable, and focus punch is fine for the madmans.
The thing is, in Pokemon showdown, you end up playing hundreds and thousands of games against all kind of opponents, and a lot are not specifically "pros", moves like explosion and a high crit chance and other extremely punishing moves are fine for skill in a tournament but not for statistics of infinite anonymous games, in the long run, you WILL lose a LOT regardless of how skilled you are and to whomever you play against, which is at the same time frustrating as hell, and it makes so that there can't be a person that feels unbeatable, like in chess (which is fine, but a higher skill ceiling is always good)
And yeah, that goes for, later generations too, one turn setup moves that win a game are awful too, scarfs became mandatory but it's always way too pressing, power creep became insane later on, that's why I like UU and RU much more than OU throughout the gens
This is a great comparison and I absolutely agree with the similarities you pointed out between Melee and Gen 3. But I almost feel like old school Yu Gi Oh is a closer match. Smash games past Melee were made to be more casual intentionally, whereas Yu Gi Oh is like Pokemon in it's official endorsement of competition, and that the changes it went through was largely due to powercreep that overcentralized new offensive mechanics and strategies.
In both cases, the new skewed risk/reward kinda invalidates those awesome sleeper picks that can win a match that gen 3 is known for. Really great analysis Jimothy, thank you for the gen 3 love.
the opponents gengar waveland off ledge for 6 frames a galint and hit me with a thunder punch at 75 and killed smh
Came to learn about Gen 9 competitive, stayed for the gen 3 videos even though I don't even play that format. They're just so interesting
I absolutely love that you made this into a video. I always thought this to be true.
i love that they both are somewhat easy to pick up while having the most insane math under the hood
I was never into competitive pokemon, i always thought that this franchise was only meant for simple fun and that taking it too seriously was kinda silly, but this video made me actually pretty interested to play this specific format.
I love ur occasional adv ou gushing videos, jim 😍😍
the money got different
Are there any resources someone willing to get into this very old scene can look into to get a jump start?
I noticed the modest mouse song names for those pokemon! Good band W team
Very nice crossover, love melee and pokemon, good taste!
This is such a great video. Liked and subscribed. I can tell you that there would certainly be an audience if you wanted to cover the greatest Gen 3 OU matches in smogon history / contemporarily.
It's kinda funny how Gen 3 and Melee were both the latest gen game at the same time
I won't lie, you make me wanna try out Gen 3 OU :) If I had the time to really get into it, I would
I have recently given a try to gen 3ou , it is a lot of fun , it also gives me the impression that mixed attackers are really valuable instead of the new generation in which they have a lot of flaws compared to mono stats attackers , also it opens my mind to a whole different mentality in team building , definitely worth it
Thanks for this, never played competitive 6v6 pkmn until end of X/Y so i never felt that attracted to gen prior to gen4 (phy/spec split + prefered gen4 as an old gen in itself).
But this video brought to light a good ammount of intersting perks.
I dont think i'll play it, given im already bad enough with modern team building and simpler ev spreads, but i'll at least watch more content about it !!
Awesome video I mostly play modern gens but you got me wanting to mess around with gen 3 🎉❤💪
Ur such a cool person to listen 2 thanks 4 ur vids na❤