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The paint horse that fell was like I meant to do that 🙄😬😂
Yeah omg wahaha
Yeah haha
Yes lol
Omg yesss 😂
Definitely
These aren’t fails, it’s dismounting in fashion
Edit: Thanks for this many likes already!
Lol
Yesssss
Love the positivity.
Yes
I sooooooooooooooo agree!!! 😂😂😂😂
5:37
I also love that she said “Woah!” instead of screaming
That’s always me when I fall. I don’t think I’ve ever screamed. I just grunt when I hit the ground
When I fell of a pony named Franky I yelled “ I’m ok!” And my mom got it on camera...It’s on Facebook
@@catherinecarden4581
😂😂
@@jensen.equestrian 😅😅
@@hayleymarse2853 same
3:56 ...chestnut mare vibes😂
Lol yes 😂
@Jozefien Van Snick hahahaha
But she’s soooooo gorgeous
My chestnut mare is literally a pony send help lol
Lol, I have one of those.
4:07 what did she want her horse to do? Of course he’s going to stop if you pull the reins back what did you expect?
I know and that horse looks so unhealthy :( Poor thing
The horse doesn’t look unhealthy but I will agree that it was not the best thing to do with the pulling back and stuff.
fr im so confused- what did she expect lmao
I think she didn’t want to jump maybe she wanted to stop the horse but.... who stops a horse like that?🧐
@@GundKareena2008 idek, she changed her mind hella late
Listen, the height of the jump doesn’t determine how well you ride. Some of these people are not ready to jump so high. You have to work for it. If you or the horse are not ready for that height, DONT DO IT, that’s how horses and riders get injured. Please work on other things before you learn to jump
Yesss! Someone who agrees with my opinion sometimes I get jealous some of the reasons of them falling off is becuase they’re not ready to jump that high yet I’ve been riding for 6 years now and I can only jump 70-75 cm
@@adascrazylife yes and it’s not just going over the jump. It’s finding the right distance, speed, approach and position. I’ve been riding for almost 7 years and there is so much more to jumping. You need dressage work and technical before you jump!
Just because a horse refuses does NOT mean it cant jump that height, my horse refuses all the time but she’s been jumping for 7 years.
Okay, but the horse could just be nervous about it suddenly. You don’t know how well they ride, the horse may just be nervous. Why, I don’t know. But it could be because it’s a new home for them, new rider, who knows. And maybe, sometimes these people may not even have a choice, who knows. Their coach could be saying, “just do it”. So you don’t know how well they are, they probably just made mistakes.
@@pfrancotto7807 I know and I really can’t be judging these people from one 2 second clip but that’s why it’s takes a lot to jump. And not all horses will just jump anything perfectly. The horse needs confidence too just like us. Also if we are not confident of going over the jump, the horse might refuse. Every horse is different tho, also I’m not saying that nobody should ever refuse a jump, we all make mistakes, but you just have to practice before you get better
Ok fine but like don’t jump in a western saddle
Like you can jump in a western saddle...... but not that freakin big!
My horse does fine jumping in a western saddle every once in a while (1-2) times a year. It was a cross rail. And that was a Mule at the begging and mules are used to jumping on and off rocks and over logs
You can jump in a western saddle -_- I mean it's not like it was made specifically for jumping but there is nothing wrong with jumping in a western saddle every once in a while.
@@L1r1an it hurts the horse's back even if its this tiny :(
@My Psycho Mare
No it doesn't. As long as you don't constantly jump in a western saddle it's fine. A few times like once or twice a year for practice will not hurt the horse. Western saddles aren't as heavy as you think. Yes they are heavier than English saddles but it isn't as heavy as people say it is.
4:07 wtfff🤦♀️
The horse was like:lemme sit
I don’t know what she was trying to do, if you pull back the horse is going to stop. And she decided that like 5 inches away from the jump
@@sarahcameron38 not to mention she was in trot anyway 🤔
@@hannahheal354 so?
@@sarahcameron38 that was like a 3 foot oxer and she trotted into it... worst decision ever
At 4:56 Omg this horse’s poor face. I get that she was trying not to fall but she was putting all of her weight on that poor horse’s face.
I tell u she didnt fail for ripping its poor face
I know right! Like, let go of the Erin's when you fall. If you hold onto them it will hurt the horse, won't let you catch yourself before you hit the ground, it's not like it will help you from not falling
@Teiko K I have fallen plenty of times and letting go is the first thing that comes to mind! If you don’t let go of the reins the horse can end up stepping on you and whether or not you wear a helmet is regardless at that point. My instructor made it very clear for my very first lesson if you start to fall let yourself fall, and always let go of the reins no matter what
@Teiko K it’s not tho... I fell off and the first thing that happened was I just let go and everything was fine
@@sarahcameron38 But it is. lol. It is a instinct. You might not be the same but the first thing I think when I fall is "hold on". A lot of people are the same. Just because you and some people do let go doesn't mean others do. Some weren't taught that and it isnt their fault (and its not the horses fault of course). I dont tend to fall off as i ride saddleseat and falls dont happen as often. however have multiple times before.
1:55
“I’m just rolling. Never slipped.”
Thanks for including my friend 1:48
4:07 well first of all you shouldn’t ever trot into an OXER, especially one that height.... and she used too much hands instead of her legs. The horse clearly wasn’t ready and didn’t feel comfortable jumping that jump.
It isn't that high. A normal sj horse can jump it easily from a trot. She just made a rider error🤷♀️
1:54 * Runs happily * * Falls * "Ouchy. That hurt, I ain't getting up. Hmm, you know what, I wanna roll" 😂😀
4:08 ok please but this is NOT ok, like you can't arive in trot to a huge jump and then what did you expect if you pulled the reins like that is NOT handled correctly and the horse probably got hurt or needed to try it again
I mean, you absolutely can trot bigger jumps(I’ve done 3’3” on a twenty year old gelding) but you have to set up right.
I love how the horse at 1:55 falls and rolls like that was meant to happen and he didn’t fall
0:34 OMG poor horse, she kept on holding the reins and ripping up it's poor mouth as she fell off!
Edit:Can people please do me a favor and read all of the replies befor commenting on this thread!
And please stop harassing me!!!
omg yeah that was horrible.
I know it was so sad
It's kind of funny that my instructor didn't teach me what to do when I fall off, at least I haven't fallen off yet!
I know poor thing
@@crescent_igplays2997 just always be ready to let go of the reigns if you fall off, you don’t EVER want to pull on their mouths unless u fall off in an open field and u think they might run. You might be nervous to get back on, but just remember a horse has its moments as well, and it probably won’t happen again. It’s what makes you a better rider!
Some people - Slide graciously of the horse after it refuses and land on there feeeettt
me-Gets dragged round by the horse
Once I had a pretty cool fall... I was doing a flip from the horse 😂
My tip is let good the reins when you fall so that you don’t get dragged around
You should never be dragged around unless your foot is caught in the stirrup. Let go of the reins if that's how you're dragged because you can do sever damage to your horses mouth and depending on bridle or what you use it can cause nerve damage on the nose.
@@KikiKiki-yv2lm Yea its my foot that normally gets stuck don't worry :) But thank you for the concern and knowledge :D
@@eyzqlo I'm sorry I didn't mean to say that like it's better to get your foot caught, I hope you've walked away from that happening I know it can be very bad too but I'm just seeing so many girls clinging to those reins and all I can think is they're gonna end up with high vet bills and a horse that doesn't trust the bit anymore.
The face the girl makes at 3:58
5:37 lol
I love watching these because I can tell what's going to happen. There are clues before the disaster.
These poor horses getting their mouths pulled on..
I agree it’s sad but you can’t blame them. In the heat of the moment. You naturally want to hold onto something and/or are unable to let go
@@TakenByStormEquestrian I'm also thinking that when something happens so suddenly. It might take a few moments for the brain to really go 'oh right, I need to let go of the reins'.
Nemrai when I fell off like a month ago, I was bareback and in the moment I froze out of fear and didn’t even think about my reins
3:38 that pony is my hero. No idea how that pony made it work but it deserves some praise for that jump!
Omg thx for including my video 3:20
Oh! She included urs? It was cool! :)
why did you kick the horse?!
Because he is very lazy and he always stops after the jump
@@sophieclift1496 doesnt mean you get to kick him so hard just squeeze him or tap him with a crop
I was new to the stables then and had recently fallen I was my fault he did a long jump and I lost my balance
0:13... why the heck is she jumping in a western saddle with a horn?! Ouch
Good practice for trail riding
@@Itslex56 jumping??
Not being a Karen but to save her skull , where is her helmet
@@onthebasscleff it’s not your business what other people choose to do
@@aero3318 sure but not having a helmet while riding is r/holdmyfeedingtube material.
I didn't catch my fail on camera last night but here it is in description.
Me: having a nice lesson indoors and being happy
My horse: being good and not naughty
*Fireworks set off spooking my horse
My horse: bolts up the long side
Me: holds on for dear life
My horse: decided to throw a couple of massive bucks
Me: yay, we meet again floor
HAHA you can tell who are the hard core horse people bc they just chuckle when the rider is dying 🤣
These videos must take a lot of work to make; i appreciate all that you do for this channel😊Merry Christmas 🎄
Thank you that means a lot, merry Christmas to you also ❤️
Horse girls are brave.
This was really good fails xD
And it’s funny as well and amusing!
Love youu❤️🥺
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I can send u some of mine tomorrow if u like?😂
So I’m all for letting go of reins but in reality it’s a lot harder than it seems. Naturally, we try and save ourselves and brace onto whatever is nearby, I do try and let go but 99% of the time there are so many thoughts going through our head that it tends to be the last thing we do. Sorry:( I’m aware it’s not the best but this is my experience 😢
Yeah once I fell on my face it’s hard to let go when your face is covered in dirt and blood
yeah but if you dont you can seriously hurt your horse
@@stellahart2526 it was only that once
Hi your from Funimate I’m cookie.Archie.amigo
@@equestrian_failz809 haii ✌🏻😌
When my gelding throws me, he begs for forgiveness. If my mare throws me, she looks at me as if to say "I know what I did! And I`m proud of it!" Such attitude!!!! LOLzzz
I love how the horse at 1:58 was like just play it cool no one will know
May I have a shoutout! Also I love the work u put into ur videos! Merry Christmas 🎄
there will be a post on my story shortly to receive a shoutout in tehe next video :)
@@Horsexfails thank you! :D
0:15 LOL Yosemite Sam would be yelling: "Whoa Mule Whoa Mule Aww come on Mule Whoa!"
GUUYS! The height of the jump doesn’t define how good you are at jumping! I am a literal show jumper, but riding on a young horse who legit never jumped before, you can’t just do a high jump and expect the horse to jump, like huh?
Exactly like set yourself and your horse up for success
Love your videos sooo much ❤️❤️❤️
4:05 just ppl please think, don’t play with horses, they are not toys...
They were just having fun chill
@@birgitsweetwolf2167 and that ”fun” could kill her. It’s okay to do things with your horse, fine, but at least put a helmet on your head.
@@lyytisyrjala3878 true she would have worn a helmet
@@Mathildehansen1762 I am chilling, but thanks ❤️ I just mean that video seemed pretty dangereous, thats all.
Omg 3:54 thats me😂❤
2:37 Horse was like: I don't want to jump but I'll help you
That’s me
Is that Mulan in your profile picture
Loved the video! xx
0:11 naughty horse!
Iooks like a mule
Not the horses fault...
It’s not the mule’s fault she should not be jumping in a western saddle, they are not made for that.
1:46 you can just hear someone scream BLOODY MURDER 😂
Little story, hehehe!
0:06 Horse: Why we are jumping whit a westernsaddle? I gonna let you see what you have to do whit a westernsaddle, RODEO!! YIHA!
0:24
And that kids, is why you always wear a helmet
Do you ever hear riders who chose not to wear helmets tell you guys not to wear them? Mind your business, it doesn’t effect you
Would you also ride a dirt bike without a helmet whiles out on a trail and doing jumps? I don't see why being on horseback is any different.
I certainly wouldn't, and I don't see why this is any different. Granted here in the UK while it's only a legal requirement for riders under 16, I don't know of anyone that rides without purely because of how dangerous it can be to ride outside of a manege.
@@misschieflolz1301 I wear a helmet when I ride dude, I’m telling people to mind their own business
@@misschieflolz1301 80% of western style riders don’t wear helmets, do you really think they’re gonna put one on because of a youtube comment?
Yup. I have a funny story of the most recent time I accidentally rode for a bit without a hat and I dodged a bullet.
It was winter, but kinda mild so I had to take off a layer. I was also riding a green horse that did have a habit of being exubrent and sometimes outright just throwing her weight around.
So... this was the first time I was going to ride her, had lunged and then went to get on with everyone else.... only I'd forgotten I took my hat off to take a layer off and somehow forgot to put it back on. We warmed up with some walking and stretching and did a bit of trotting, 10 minutes in someone finally realised I didn't have a hat on.
I panicked and everyone was laughing nervously. I got handed my hat and got on with it, but it's a requirement at that place...... and she was not the kind of Mare you wanted to even lunge without a hat on.
I got ribbed for that for months talking about the time I got on a mare from hell and forgot my hat.
1:59
The other horse :haha idoit! That's what u get!
0:35 Let go off the reins!! ‼️‼️
@@melody.grace25 IKR, she like ripped the horses mouth off, while smiling.
Sometimes ur supposed to hold on if there are other horses in the same arena lol
@@ANNAasbgoingplaces No, I don’t think so, first off people say not to hold on cause you’ll get dragged across the arena, second off it yanks on the horses mouth, which causes a bit of problems.
Why people hold on to the reins I do not know just let go of them
@@horseloverlol640 IKR, I totally agree, whenever I am about to fall off I let go.
Will you be doing any more of these videos, because I have two.
2:00 the horse is like I'm dead 😂😃
That last one killed me omfg lmfao................ I literally can't breathe
Some of those girls need to learn to let go of the reins when they are falling or they're gonna have expensive vet bills and a horse that no longer trusts the bit. Then some (not all or even most, but still some) will need a fancy trainer to fix what didn't need to happen to begin with. I get that when we're falling instinct tells us not to let go but it's important to learn with horses.
@Chloe.equestrian 👏thank👏you
Paint horse: *Falls*👁👄👁
Also paint horse: Plays it off like she/he is rolling
No offence, but WHY DO SHOWJUMPING IN A WESTERN SADDLE.
am sorry :c
Just a little reminder to theses subscribers and yourself, LET GO OF THE REINS WHEN YOU FALL OFF now is it pretty clear
Some people don’t think of that the second they’re falling
Dang I was just giving a little too now people should know that because I would ask that before I start riding and then it would not have to be the problem that people are literally FALLING on their horses face
The last one got me laughing so hard
0:33 I RIDE AT THAT BARN😂
Good. Tell that girl to let go of the reins. And to stop ripping the horse's face off
@@ooogabooga3335 she do need to let go of the reins. But I can’t tell her that because I don’t know her.
@Chloe.equestrian No😁
I don't need a whole 5 minute video to know that the girl needs to stop pulling on the reins so hard and that she needs to let go
@Chloe.equestrian dude, you can't be fucking serious. I just said she needed to let go of her reins after falling off and you started throwing a hissy fit. And yet I'm the child
@Chloe.equestrian can't even spell everything correctly.
Some of these falls i'm like : that's so stupid, it could have been me hahaha love those, it gives me the feeling im not the only one that has hiccups in stickability
Thank you for including me 3 times ! (3:40 until 3:47 and 2:26)
that fall at 3 47 wasn't bad at all though looked planned
@@marietjievanzyl4886 haha, i was very prepared because I felt like he was going to refuse ! Ty tho :)
My horse set off bucking today and I fell off 7 times but on the seventh he kicked me twice in the ribs
Ooooooooo ouch
I hope you went to the doctor to check that out hope you’re okay!
Oh my u okay?
Are you okay?! That must hurt!
Yeah I’m fine still hurts but hopefully I will get back on after the snow has cleared.😬❤️
Story time!
Me: Going to bounce jumps
Horse: Goes to jump
Me: Yay!
Horse: cuts out of jump at last second
Me: Oh no!
Horse: heads towards other horses in group lesson
Me: hanging on to his neck for dear life
Horse: slows down
Me: falls flat on my back
0:30 - this is why I always wear a hard hat. ESPECIALLY when jumping.
While it wasn't bucking, the horse jumped akwardly and turned out from under me while landing, normally I would have been fine and my foot got stuck in the stirrup. I came crashing down on the base of my skull. Even on a safe schooling surface, that hat had to be replaced with the crack it made on landing and I was sent to hospital with a diagnosed concussion.
Now imagine like this girl I hadn't worn a hat. I can't even imagine the best-case scenario, since it'd have been bad, the worst was I could have died in that simple fall.
If the horse didn’t stop at the jump he/she wouldn’t of had its face ripped off. But yes please let go of reins 😍
4:08 she is not ready to jump that high.....
How do you know?
@@adley.and.b I believe that the horse is going to slow to jump that high. Also the rider is pulling on the reins when the horse jumps and that does not help the horse jump any.
I’ve said this to several other people on diffferetn platforms, but at 0:07, why are they jumping in a western saddle???! It’s not good for the horses back! Since the bottom of the saddle is ‘flat,’ it pinches their skin when they land! And the women doesn’t even have a helmet on, so good riddance!
Actually you can jump in a western saddle its not common but most of the time western riders that jump like that use a d- ring snaffle or and o- ring snaffle and those are English bits but they can be used for western too. the only thing your hurting is you by hitting your self on the horn but if you go into two point your not going to hit it. I ride English and western I jump both styles, it’s not hurting your horse, maybe learn more about horses before you make comments on somebody’s fail video if they were using a cattle bit or an abusive copper roller bit yeah then you could make this comment. Just stop. Petty English riders
Omg I can’t believe you’re still here after all this time 🥺🥺
I remember you from my old premieres 🥺🥺
@@sumpedsmp5405 1. don't be so rude. 2. i have researched this topic. just look it up. "is jumping in a western saddle bad for horses?" 3. i'm not talking about bits 4. don't say 'petty English riders' when you yourself said you were one.
@@Horsexfails Hi!! I still watch all your videos! Love them!
0:34 thats why u should ALWAYS let go of the reins when u fell off ur horse lol
2:12 He pretended to roll to cover up his fall! XD
The second fail. Wait hold on girl!
I think people should let go of the reins, i mean, i now that it is your instinct to hold on but...
IKR
What I try to think is imagine you have METAL in your mouth and someone is just YANKING on it. How would that feel? But you still need to have contact with them.But anyways yeah bad idea
Okay but if you KNOW its instinct then why comment this?
Most people don't expect to fall and when they do it feels like it happens super fast, everything is spinning and it can take a while to remember to let go. Its not that we want to hurt the horses or want to kee holding but ur muscles clench instinctually.
Often the riders would get less hurt too if they let go, so people commenting this is just rude and ignorant.
@@lileenirv1753 clearly you don’t know much about horses because there is metal in their mouth when you ride and so if you where to fall off you should let go if you can
@@clyderocks8821 well, personally I've been riding 5 years, i go to an equine collage, and i own and train green horses.
I know very well whats in their mouth and i understand that yes, it would be better if people let go of the reins. EVERY RIDER KNOWS THAT. BUT that doesn't mean it'll always happen like that. As someone who has fallen quite a few times falls, especially if ur on the horse are fast and unexpected so you're not always gonna react well. You'll get startled and your SURVIVAL INSTINCT will kick in and you will try to hold on to anything near you. This happens to everyone, from beginners to pros. And yes its not good, these are fails, things went wrong. But people are always learning.
I wish i let go when i fall and sometimes i do, sometimes i dont, but i try.
Someone telling me i should have let go isn't gonna change what happened and it doesn't mean I'll let go from then on, but i try every time. Most equestrians do. No one wants to pull on that metal bit but it happens and people usually feep very bad about it. So i repeat, comments sayin 'ong i can't belive they don't let go' or 'LET GO OF THE REIS' dont help, they just prove how toxic the community is. I also want u to (metaphorically) look me in the eye and say in all honesty that u have never held on to the reins and never will when you fall
3:53 you could tell the horse was mad his ears were back so he obviously didn’t like that
What happened to the riders legs at 3:30? It looked like they were going to dismount and the horse bucked again. 😂
When I fell off of a horse I was just like : alrighty I’m falling off now, I just let myself fall off
I saw that in the comments people were like “Poor horse. She/he didn’t let go of the reins” I get that horse felt pain but some people can’t let go fast enough because it happens so fast. It’s not there fault horse the horses
a lot of these “fails” are rider errors. some of these young girls are jumping really high. that doesn’t prove that you’re a good rider by the height of your jump. horsemanship and the connection between you and your horse prove how good of a rider you are. remember that guys!
Oh please....STFU. Nobody has asked for your opinion
@@treigjmiller2847 how could you possibly be offended by this? lmao
@@izzyf3747 who said I was offended? Dont flatter yourself
@@treigjmiller2847 then what’s your problem then. who pissed in your cheerios ?
@@izzyf3747Shoosh now
I like how the girl handled it, when the horse was about to fall. Instead of pulling in it's mouth, so it would fall down, she let herself fall down instead.
Will Zara ever come?
Don’t worry falling of , the ground will always catch you 😚☺️😉
Who else loves the smell of the sand when you are riding?
I like the taste of it when I fall too 😋
@@onthebasscleff so tasty lol 😂
@@addisonprice3280 one time I tasted it too much and it tasted like horse poo! Delicious! 😜
@@tabbyandainsley1453 num 😂
@@addisonprice3280 I think we all have serious issuse
I don’t know why these people never let go of the rains, I always do.
we all fall sometimes!!
4:08 Let’s have a sit on the couch and drink our tea
Can I have a shout out?
Love ur content🤧
i can send my fall when i broke my arm xd
4:07 ofc her horse didn't jump 1. that jump is too high to go to in trot 2. she pulled the reins :/
IF YOU START TO FALL DONT GO OVER THE SECOND JUMP!!!
0:48 good catch
0:41
let go of the reins !!!
The horse is always so kind when they are with other horses But when Im gonna jump a course in front of some girls and they stand in the middle the horse won’t listen
A lot of people in the comments are saying that western saddles should be jumped with so I just want to say that it is completely fine to jump in a western saddle. Yeah, it's not made specifically for jumping but it was originally made as a working saddle. A saddle to get you from point a to point b. It was designed to be used in any obstacles on a trail or path you may come across. So it's fine to jump in a western saddle. I'm not saying you should always jump in a western saddle, I'm just saying it's not bad to jump in one every once in a while. Stop assuming it's bad.
Yeah, it’s like any other saddle, except it’s heavier and you have more seat. But you shouldn’t jump in it everyday. It would do damage. It’s not the comfiest to ride in, but if your desperate than go ahead lol.
Oops I meant to say it’s not the comfiest to jump in.
I agree you shouldn't do it very often. I was just saying that there is nothing wrong with jumping in a western saddle every once in a while. :)
I once was in a show so I came up to the double and my pony yeeted himself over the first part so I was on his neck and he just trotted around the school while I was still on his neck. In the end my mum came and stopped him so I could push myself back up in the saddle 🤣. I never actually fell off I was just on his neck and when I was back in the saddle I jumped the rest of the course and nothing else happened. I got four faults tho cause he couldn’t jump the second part of the double while I was on his neck 😊🤣🤣😂.
4:59 POOR HORSE
Something good you might not believe...I have never fallen off not at a canter not at a gallop not a trot
How long have you been riding
I've been riding 12 years and only fell of once
@@jadehurley986 are the others just graceful dismounts then lol
@@jadehurley986 welp I cant even count-a lot lol
i’ve fallen off about 5 times in 9 years that i’ve been riding lol
0:10 welllll...
Stfu they weren’t jumping high. Never know what you may come across on a trail. Mules are used to jumping up and off of boulders
3:55 I feel like that is a chestnut mare attitude right there if its a mare??
3:55 What a seat!
@Jozefien Van Snick You know her?
I fell off in cc once IN THE WATER 😭😭😭
I also fell over in my roller blades because of a worm 🐛 into a puddle (that was yesterday)
Why can't we sit it when the horse puts its head down, if your horse puts its head down sit back, and lift your reins, use your seat and stirrups too if you'd like.
3:55 people do stupid things for tiktok
Umm it's just bareback riding
That why you wear a helmet 0:21
Reigns = Pull horse down with you / risk getting trampled as they spook / harder hit to the ground
Letting Go like you are the ice queen herself = Less risk of getting trampled cuz you fall away from the horse / focus more on bracing for the impact making it less painful and serious / you dont accidentally trip the horse with you or hurt it by pulling so tightly with all your body weight
1:17 where is the fail??
I think they mean the buck...... Thats not fail horses buck if they dont Like something or it not comfy for them i think
The horse kinda took off with her