BEST TIPS TO IMPROVE YOUR SMASH! (SMASH TUTORIAL)

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  • Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025

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  • @viktoraxelsen7830
    @viktoraxelsen7830  4 года назад +722

    As always, thank you for watching! Please feel free to share this video as we have a goal of reaching 100k subscribers before 2021. ✅😊🏸 much love,
    Viggo

  • @mrnikang7346
    @mrnikang7346 4 года назад +1011

    When a world class player teaches, we are 100% into it.

    • @ningnyco1782
      @ningnyco1782 3 года назад +20

      wrong attitude actually, keep in mind who is teaching world class player?

    • @upy0ur5
      @upy0ur5 2 года назад +34

      Being a world class player is a selling point to getting more people to listen but Im also interested in his coach. That guy knows his stuff.

    • @mrnikang7346
      @mrnikang7346 2 года назад +4

      @@upy0ur5 correct

    • @wanghost88
      @wanghost88 2 года назад +3

      Absolute yes!

    • @individualperformances7499
      @individualperformances7499 2 года назад +1

      red shirt bro

  • @haiphongvu5924
    @haiphongvu5924 4 года назад +44

    Love from Vietnam !!! Despite being under 60 yrs of age now, your tutorial has helped me slay guys of 30s, 40s. Thank you so much !!!

  • @PremkumarsamuelMoto
    @PremkumarsamuelMoto 4 года назад +506

    Hi Even though you are ranked amongst the Top in the World, you take time and share your knowledge and techniques all in Badminton. This gives a great insight for the club players. You are doing Great. Thanks n God Bless.

  • @ShuttleLife
    @ShuttleLife 4 года назад +756

    Great tutorial! Always something to hear it from a world champion! 👌😎

  • @chiale1992
    @chiale1992 4 года назад +67

    This video boosted my smash atleast 30% or more.. many tutorial videos emphasize on the shoulder and elbow rotation but I always felt that if I focus on hand, the power I use is not equal to the speed of the smash like I use 100% strength but the smash speed is only 60%. Until I watched this video.. you teach the opposite way which is not focus on rotation of elbow but focus on hips and waist rotation.. thanks the coach to explaining where the power should be generated from and now my smash is really satisfying.. the speed is equal to the power I use... Thanks alot... This is the best and most useful smash tutorial.. hope to see a tutorial of jump smash!

    • @Kubakarm
      @Kubakarm 4 года назад

      +1

    • @ngocle92
      @ngocle92 2 года назад

      +1

    • @Prakash.___.27
      @Prakash.___.27 4 месяца назад

      I don’t know y still I am not able to connect the shuttle properly and the timing is missing! I couldn’t meet shuttle in the straight face!

  • @attyryanabrenica7852
    @attyryanabrenica7852 4 года назад +75

    It is great to be a good badminton player but even greater to be a kind human being. I believe you are both. More power to you Viktor! Thank you for these tutorials...

  • @maruduvel
    @maruduvel 4 года назад +38

    Great tutorial Victor! The fact that power comes from the body and not only from raising elbow during a smash is a good one to learn for beginners.

  • @govindsodani2439
    @govindsodani2439 2 года назад +3

    I have been playing badminton for 40 yrs now, but learned something new from you today. Thanks for making time for us.

  • @djhmax09
    @djhmax09 4 года назад +16

    Didn't know about the elbow needing to be relatively high. Learned something new! Thank you

  • @tippitytop
    @tippitytop 2 года назад +5

    Thank you for that Viktor Axelsen. I just started playing badminton at 24, instantly fell in love with the sport from the time I stepped foot on the wooden court. My smash mechanics were really off as I switched from playing volleyball and my smash was mimicking my spiking motion with the elbow stretched high for the whipping motion. But now I know what I was doing wrong.

  • @bhaskarramakrishna794
    @bhaskarramakrishna794 4 года назад +9

    I like your videos so much because your videos are short and on to the point directly. There is no unwanted explanation in the videos. So nice of you. Thank you so much for your content.❤️Love from INDIA 🇮🇳

  • @armantavakoli7926
    @armantavakoli7926 4 года назад +13

    It is so nice to learn technique from a world champion. I like Coach Lin too; he reminds me of old Kung fu masters.

  • @kayceemeiching
    @kayceemeiching 3 года назад +2

    I just picked up badminton again, after almost 5-6 years of not playing, and want to improve on my techniques. Honestly, i feel like I've stumbled across gold watching this - i mean it's Viktor Axelson!!! The guy who got bronze in Olympics and he's actually teaching us techniques and i totally appreciate this so much

  • @muhammadiqbalbusra4927
    @muhammadiqbalbusra4927 3 года назад +6

    Yes, this what I want. The advantage of a tall body could do the smash without jumping and also generates power optimally. Good Job, VA!

  • @vwadhu
    @vwadhu 2 года назад +2

    Amazing tip for hitting a powerful smash. I see you have prescribed the pattern which does not give emphasis on elbow and rather on your shoulder. Keep sharing the doses of playing wisdom. Thanks Viktor. You are truly an inspiration.

  • @lalruatsangabawitlung3728
    @lalruatsangabawitlung3728 4 года назад +233

    This is exactly what I needed right now!!. Thank you so much Viktor 😇. Your Fan from India

  • @odysseyohio5772
    @odysseyohio5772 3 года назад

    The best part of Mr. Victor is that he is with his fans, looking in the eyes and talk. What a beautiful and lovely character. Best regard from Myanmar, we love you.

  • @anubhavpandey5560
    @anubhavpandey5560 4 года назад +80

    This guy simply don't have attitudes like others.that what makes him special and different.so much love❤️❤️😍

    • @th8832m
      @th8832m 4 года назад +7

      He's so diligent and hard-working. Follows a strict routine everyday, never getting cocky and slacking off.

  • @pramodkaranthn9790
    @pramodkaranthn9790 3 года назад +2

    That coach explanation on from where the power generated is awesome.
    Definitely going to strech my body next time.
    Thanks a ton

  • @enamh89
    @enamh89 4 года назад +6

    You know, we all get basic informations how to smash everywhere nowadays. But those kind of Information like your Coach told us is gold (2:00). Thx!

  • @SupaNIWA
    @SupaNIWA 3 года назад +2

    Love it, different from the other smash tutorials out there where they go step by step in slow-mo, this one is straight to the point with the core concept of generating good power correctly.

  • @Hari2897
    @Hari2897 3 года назад +8

    Congrats on Olympics Gold! Watched you live ! It was amazing!

  • @andiakmar1749
    @andiakmar1749 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great tutorial, I love it!
    The tips on the power generation from the hips and wrist especially, is a very helpful confirmation!

  • @mumuarchimedes4311
    @mumuarchimedes4311 3 года назад +6

    Congratulations Viktor ❤️🎉 once again watching the Olympic Champions tutorial.

  • @jkg657
    @jkg657 Год назад +2

    Dear VA , I keep watching your match , This is new learning for me and without much elbow rotation , thank you

  • @dipankarmahapatra8613
    @dipankarmahapatra8613 6 месяцев назад +64

    Anybody here after lakshya Sen vs AxelSen semifinal clash in Paris Olympic...

  • @Bgbadminton
    @Bgbadminton 4 года назад

    Jump smash! Jump smash! Jump smash! Great vid Viktor :)

  • @greentutor5031
    @greentutor5031 4 года назад +13

    How many shuttle do you have?
    Viktor: Yes

  • @MakerKashung
    @MakerKashung 4 года назад

    Wow...first time watching your tutorials and they are so helpful already...The backhand grip for smashes in another video was particularly very helpful. Thanks Victor...and best wishes for the upcoming tournaments! Hope to see you in Delhi next year!

  • @yohanesfuri1906
    @yohanesfuri1906 4 года назад +6

    I hope that each of your videos is given subtitles to make it easier to understand, because your viewers are not only from Europe but from Asia like me, thank you

  • @PW.53
    @PW.53 4 года назад +1

    The over the top commentary in the end got me by surprise. 😂😂😂 Thanks for the video as always. Have a fast recovery! 💪

  • @bowen4505
    @bowen4505 4 года назад +27

    Viktor: you can tell the sound is good
    Me: it's not good, it's scary 😂

  • @alphae-sports5777
    @alphae-sports5777 4 года назад +1

    heyyy viktor i just wanna say that i discoveres your channel really late but i watched all of the va academy videos and it has really helped me and my playing style has completely changed. thank you so very much

  • @jessicalin9446
    @jessicalin9446 4 года назад +8

    Damnnn coach be explaining the correct movements in physics formulas😂😂😂

  • @Kdotkage
    @Kdotkage 2 года назад

    ty for the vid. by learning from arguably the best smasher in the planet, my smash form has improved after watching this vid. pls upload more i miss u :(

  • @rakshit5949
    @rakshit5949 3 года назад +29

    2:08 Old man got some good moves there.

  • @normantan870
    @normantan870 4 года назад

    Is much easier to understand the flow of generating power than other youtuber's teaching smash. Thanks Victor I will appreciate it.

  • @Vg-ue5wt
    @Vg-ue5wt 4 года назад +7

    Viktor fans from tamilnadu😇
    Only axelson
    He always stays in our heart

  • @kara6320
    @kara6320 4 года назад +1

    That's such a good analogy with your shoulder and back bending like a bow great video!

  • @aleenalijo2986
    @aleenalijo2986 4 года назад +6

    A BIG FAN FROM INDIA, WITH ALL SUPPORT ...... WAITING FOR YOUR VIDEO SIR.....👍

  • @malvindbrresen2038
    @malvindbrresen2038 Год назад

    Hei. Badmintonspiller fra Finnmark, Nord-Norge her.
    Jeg studerte denne videoen din i dag, og prøvde etterpå å smashe på samme måte.
    Det gikk mye bedre enn før. Takk! :)

  • @archak737
    @archak737 3 года назад +8

    Hey Viktor thanks for clarifying body movement basics for smash. It will be really really useful if you could share 1. How to practice for it? 2. Exercises to improve smash power. Like would you recommend a specific hip movement/core exercise to improve rotational power from the hip-core movement?

  • @AkramShareef-kp3rd
    @AkramShareef-kp3rd 2 месяца назад

    Awesome, sir! You're truly one of the best, so I always feel a bit disappointed when you defeat our Asian athletes. However, off-screen, you're so kind and always generous with your wisdom. Wishing you a long life and continued greatness!

  • @helo3827
    @helo3827 4 года назад +7

    you are my inspiration, I use your techniques to beat my opponents

    • @viktoraxelsen7830
      @viktoraxelsen7830  4 года назад +3

      That is awesome!

    • @11musk31
      @11musk31 4 года назад +1

      how is this comment from 1 week ago if this video is just 11 hours

    • @helo3827
      @helo3827 4 года назад +1

      @@11musk31 because it was premiered and lots of people were waiting

    • @11musk31
      @11musk31 4 года назад

      @@helo3827 ohh

    • @yushenli2165
      @yushenli2165 4 года назад

      nice

  • @jalanlurus4197
    @jalanlurus4197 2 года назад

    One of test tutorial video on RUclips. Good example 👏 top badminton player so far. You always welcome young players to your training and motivation sessions. Besides the young players learn from you, you yourself learn new things from them as well. Keep shining ✨

  • @artscripter5693
    @artscripter5693 4 года назад +3

    Thank you for the lesson. It is always amazing to listen to your class and a big note of encouragement at the end. I have been really struggling with the power smash. I use to get confuse with pronation and wrist usage in actual match. I have never been to professional class. RUclips has been my teacher. So would be really grateful for a tip on pronation and wrist problem and help to generate more power in smash

  • @rabinderoraon4583
    @rabinderoraon4583 4 года назад +2

    Going to practice this method. Hope my smash becomes more powerful then it is now. Thank you Viktor, love from India

  • @shubhamsorout6588
    @shubhamsorout6588 4 года назад +7

    Thanks so much ❤️❤️ i am using your techniques and my game is improving daily

  • @Ehaan1208
    @Ehaan1208 4 года назад +1

    Hey bro very very congrats for 100 k big fan

  • @babneetkaur1253
    @babneetkaur1253 4 года назад +3

    Wow!, this video was really helpful, talking the truth this is one of the most helpful video of powerful smash ever seen 😘😘, hope you keep uploading these type of super helpful videos
    Love from India to Danish Badminton Players 🤗🤗.

  • @luckyphil4861
    @luckyphil4861 4 года назад

    The sound coming from your racquet is awesome. Thanks for a great video.

  • @binada_net1487
    @binada_net1487 3 года назад +9

    As an athlete , he's the only person who seems to care about thier youtube channel, Great VID viktor 👌👍

  • @krishnasrivastava5098
    @krishnasrivastava5098 4 года назад

    Hey viktor, due to injury ,you have been struggling to play ,but although, you haven't stopped your passion , of teaching people ,how they can perfectly execute these shots, hats of you
    From biggest fan

  • @corporatesmasher
    @corporatesmasher 4 года назад +3

    Love your Personality ❤️. Hey Viktor, i have a Little request, can you please make a tutorial on how to mentally prepare yourself before a game, i tend to struggle a lot in that part.
    Thanks ☺️,Love ❤️

  • @Nanospeedz
    @Nanospeedz 3 года назад

    best tutorial out of all the videos. I increased my power immediately after this. Thank you Viktor!

  • @joysonmenezes2158
    @joysonmenezes2158 4 года назад +5

    Great video 😊
    I tend to use too much of my shoulder and elbow
    The movement of the hip to chest to finger power is really I need to work on....like a bow 👍
    Also, you didn't state the obvious " the contact point (i.e. front of the body)"
    Could you please make a video on the following:
    1) how to recover from the corners
    2) how to recover after overhead smash

  • @lmelc
    @lmelc 4 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for continuing to upload. Don't ever doubt yourself and the helpfulness of these videos; for us non-professionals, insight of this caliber by not only one of the top players but also a world champion and an Olympic bronze medalist, really does help with our approach to the game.
    It may not sound it from your perspective, but for us who can't see the technicalities of the sport with as much clarity as a professional, these videos help much more than you know :)
    Thanks again, Viktor!

    • @viktoraxelsen7830
      @viktoraxelsen7830  4 года назад +1

      I really appreciate your comment! I'll try to keep the information coming and try to talk to a broad audience. I appreciate you all taking time to watch! Cheers

  • @shubhamsorout6588
    @shubhamsorout6588 4 года назад +8

    I have won district level and Inter school competion gold using your technique thanks Victor thanks sir 😘 fan from india

  • @ashishash5784
    @ashishash5784 2 года назад

    Huge follower and a fan of your game, its so wonderful that you have a RUclips channel.

  • @wendygoteji4316
    @wendygoteji4316 3 года назад +4

    I will try your technique soon,🥇

  • @ArjunaDDMK1804
    @ArjunaDDMK1804 4 года назад +2

    i really like your content, not much talk straight to the point i love it By the way ok from Indonesia so yeah , i like your character

  • @nihalsameer6417
    @nihalsameer6417 4 года назад +5

    I really really appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos and it helped me correct my mistakes. Even a thousand thanks would not be enough.
    Hope you reach not 100k, but 1 Million subscribers(you will get it soon!)

  • @johnnapier1475
    @johnnapier1475 2 года назад +1

    really appreciate Lian"s hip and core action demonstration to help generate power - got to work on that

  • @dsmit2979
    @dsmit2979 4 года назад +6

    Thanks Victor, I had a good smash when I was younger, and shorter of course. I stopped playing for about 10 years and when I returned, I just could not generate the same amount of power I did when I was young. I am only 44 now, but I have started to work hard on my smashes and it has slowly started to come right as my condition improved. I will surely give this a try as one aspect I have picked up is that I tend to dip down just as I hit the shuttle. Now if I don't do that, then the power is there, so now I will focus on keeping my elbow high and turn my body a bit more, and then do a slight leap as I hit. Will reply tomorrow.

  • @MSPforU1
    @MSPforU1 4 года назад

    The most humble badminton player We have seen. Videos are Crisp and to the point thanks for explaining the technique. 🏸👌

  • @jonathanlovesadventure7838
    @jonathanlovesadventure7838 4 года назад +3

    I love watching all of your matches on BWF. You are amazing. We still cannot play in my city because of the Corona lockdown =(. I had to travel 100 miles just to play 2 months ago.

  • @dikshithakumar9895
    @dikshithakumar9895 3 года назад +1

    Lots of love from India 😍🥰❤️

  • @vikrantverma9249
    @vikrantverma9249 4 года назад +3

    Please make a video on how to clear(back box to back box).

    • @reshmasheelu
      @reshmasheelu 4 года назад

      Its easy man

    • @divyamverma9446
      @divyamverma9446 4 года назад

      @@reshmasheelu bro can't do it maybe because of plastic shutlle the( yonexM-360)can you tell me back to back gallery

    • @reshmasheelu
      @reshmasheelu 4 года назад

      @@divyamverma9446 hey I started playing with plastic only I could hit back to black yes it needs some strength

    • @endgamep
      @endgamep 4 месяца назад

      @@divyamverma9446 Plastic is tough to clear.

  • @billiondreamszerowork9113
    @billiondreamszerowork9113 Год назад

    Finally got your channel
    Thank God 🤩
    World No.1 Viktor

  • @savagegu.p9339
    @savagegu.p9339 4 года назад +6

    Boy Victor Axelson (DENMARK) is in Top ( 4 ) 😍
    Love from INDIA 🇮🇳 ♥

  • @anonymous-fp9og
    @anonymous-fp9og 2 года назад

    Love from India. One of the greatest right now in the world. Its always love to see you playing brother❤❤

  • @abidshahriar7346
    @abidshahriar7346 3 года назад +4

    who else got reminded of RANDY ORTON's signature style when he expanded his hands for the smash???

  • @ParitoshPotukuchi
    @ParitoshPotukuchi 4 года назад

    Nice Man. Loving the videos. Keep them coming.

  • @martincerven
    @martincerven 4 года назад +6

    So you think core and hip rotation is more important than pronation of the arm? Thanks for the tips! Also, could you make videos on badminton singles tactics? How to approach different playing styles like SYQ&Ginting (attacking), Momota (patience) or Chen Long(defence)?

    • @JacobsBadminton
      @JacobsBadminton 4 года назад +3

      I don't think one is more important than the other. It's about using all the muscles in the kinetic change working together in sync at the right time. You can see how eas he makes it look to hit it that hard, scary right?

    • @martincerven
      @martincerven 4 года назад +3

      @@JacobsBadminton Did you mean chain? Well he has been training since he was a kid, every pro has an effortless smash, but some pronounce pronation more and Viktor is doing more of a compact smashing with core and hips.

    • @JacobsBadminton
      @JacobsBadminton 4 года назад +1

      @@martincerven yes I meant chain lol. I see what you mean now and yes I'd agree with that.

    • @louiswang4694
      @louiswang4694 4 года назад

      @@martincerven If the smashing way of pro player don't fix to us,what exactly is the best way for public. By the way, Smashing is my problem from then till now, I have played approximately a year.

  • @IzzyLi1988
    @IzzyLi1988 10 месяцев назад

    Great video - noticed a big improvement in my game. Helped with timing too as to wait and tense yourself (Hodor for a bit) and then release...somehow ties in to easier pronation too! Thank youuuu!

  • @madhavibokam7900
    @madhavibokam7900 4 года назад +19

    Hey Viktor can you make a video about moving in the court using less energy. Plzzz I need it 😊😊

  • @harrybuckley7292
    @harrybuckley7292 3 года назад

    Hi Victor. Yiu are one of the TOP players and I appreciate the time that you have taken out of your busy schedule to create this video. I have watched it, it makes sense and now I am going to place a link into my own badminton video collection and website for other players that I am associated with to watch . Thanks again and good luck for the future :-)

  • @dhruvsaini7677
    @dhruvsaini7677 4 года назад +4

    I M YOURRRR BIGGGGG FAN OF A SMALLLL AGE......
    PLZZZZZ GIVE ME A HEARTTTTT..

  • @manojr9319
    @manojr9319 3 года назад

    Thank u Viktor axelsen sir.
    Being so generous to teach us some badminton stuff...I have just started to play,.
    I am finding so much fun to execute what I have learnt..it's the best FEELING for me

  • @TimmyVision
    @TimmyVision 4 года назад +26

    How the hell do people get his smashes back 🤣

    • @Keepcalm-lovesports
      @Keepcalm-lovesports 4 года назад +1

      well, when he has time to setup, they don't. the rest is practice and anticipation as always

    • @lohxinkai3427
      @lohxinkai3427 3 года назад +3

      Remember this. I have seen so many player and people tell me, I want badminton rackets that can smash very powerful. I want power in my shots. Just to let you know, badminton isn’t all about smashing. Your footwork, technique, skill, experience, control and most importantly focus is even more important.
      The more power there is behind your smash, the easier it is for your opponent to counter your smash as a good player knows how to ‘borrow’ the strength in your smash.
      I am from Malaysia and many top state players don’t even use high end racket.

    • @TimmyVision
      @TimmyVision 3 года назад

      @@lohxinkai3427 yeah, for example I’ve seen kento beat viktor without really any power smashes

  • @uppermoonranked3
    @uppermoonranked3 2 года назад

    Just discovered that you got a channel, amazing tutorial victor! Keeep going and best wishes❄️

  • @athulbiju1931
    @athulbiju1931 3 года назад +3

    Here after he won his Olympic Gold medal 🏅

  • @TMan29
    @TMan29 3 года назад

    The video looks like a video game, sooo clear graphics and the form is sooo flawless

  • @niclai3779
    @niclai3779 4 года назад +3

    unfortunately this information will go over most people's heads

  • @erik_1953
    @erik_1953 6 месяцев назад

    It's like playing chess. Thinking of both sides of the net, several steps ahead in a millisecond. This is so satisfying.

  • @sofialriz5429
    @sofialriz5429 4 месяца назад +1

    I love the way you play so confidently no matter how strong your opponent is and i've watch playing against Lin dan he win but you play much better than his gameplay.

  • @miguelv2985
    @miguelv2985 4 года назад

    Awesome, tutorial Viktor! Nice of you to spend time teaching us how to improve our smash.

  • @viveknamikaze761
    @viveknamikaze761 3 года назад +1

    Wow, those smashes sound like a shotgun. Oof 😂. Paired along with that jump, it's a weapon of the gods haha.

  • @abukhalid075
    @abukhalid075 Год назад

    Really pleased to see my hot favorite player on the RUclips channel teaching amazing badminton skills.

  • @pulkitsaggu
    @pulkitsaggu Год назад

    this technique really helps me and improve both the sounds and the speed of the shuttle now,really a big thanks Viktor

    • @6rislamiccity9923
      @6rislamiccity9923 4 месяца назад

      So at starting you keep your racket high or medium ??

    • @pulkitsaggu
      @pulkitsaggu 4 месяца назад

      @@6rislamiccity9923 prefer med. according to me, but it depends on you

  • @SamMarielol
    @SamMarielol 4 года назад

    Always excited to learn from new videos! My notifications for your videos are are always on. I wish you the fastest recovery so you could compete again :)

  • @TomGeorgin
    @TomGeorgin 2 года назад

    "No more talking, we're gonna try to smash"
    I chuckled

  • @ChrisAnderson-hg3ny
    @ChrisAnderson-hg3ny 4 года назад

    Nice and simple video. Doesn't try to tell too much at one time so easy to pick up the lesson's point. Haven't been able to play during lockdown but hopefully will be able to put this into practice soon, tips much. Best of luck on the tour

    • @viktoraxelsen7830
      @viktoraxelsen7830  4 года назад

      Thanks Chris. Yes, I don't want to throw too much information out in one time. Can easily feel overwhelming IMO. Thanks for watching!

    • @ChrisAnderson-hg3ny
      @ChrisAnderson-hg3ny 4 года назад

      @@viktoraxelsen7830 thanks for the response! Impressed with the commitment given that you will have many other priorities. This was the first video I came across, looking forward to watching the others.

  • @jepoy2472
    @jepoy2472 4 года назад

    i dont know why some people dislike the video?? he is sharing his knowledge for free! i bet these guys dislike the video because they can do it better?

  • @ramakrishnanj5190
    @ramakrishnanj5190 4 года назад

    Clear and responsible and scientific coaching

  • @blessabe1
    @blessabe1 2 года назад

    It is really great to subscribe to your channel. I never thought a player like your caliber would share the tips. So nice of you Victor. You are a wonderful player I always love to watch. Wish you more success.

  • @epicplaz691
    @epicplaz691 Год назад +1

    Bro thanks man appreciate it you are a real legend

  • @rusticExploration
    @rusticExploration 3 года назад

    Wow Victor you're doing a great job imparting us your pearls of wisdom !!

  • @danysetiogati
    @danysetiogati 2 года назад

    keep doing great work, stay humble, and u re one step closer to be a living legend