the most incredible thing about this video is how you managed to tell his story without a single line of voiceover, crazy! From a fellow creator, this is peak RUclips!
No doubt one of the greatest filmmakers, not just of our time, but of all cinema. A man who can weave a story as big as those that he does while still focussing on the humanity of his characters. And then he can take the grand philosophical ideas of the story and turn them into almost characters themselves. It's like a mix between science and magic, much like in The Prestige. It would be one of the greatest honours of my career to work even just one day on one of his productions. A true storytelling genius. And once again, we have to applaud Dodford for the documentary being told in a way that also merges the stories being told with the man telling them. Ideas understood and emotion felt. A work of art in itself, just like any of the movies that might be mentioned along the way 👏👏
mastermind of modern cinema? are you serious Nolan is the most overrated director ever, specializing in wannabe film buffs. Anyone who studies film knows that he is not respected there, but you ordinary viewers who know little about film, to you he is God. He is not bad, but he is far from a Hitchock, Bergman, Tarkovsky, Renoir, Wilder, Wyler, Kurosawa, Ozu, Fellini and many others. There are literally 100 better directors than him. He's like Tarantino, directors for wannabe film buffs
@@markozbunjol625 When you talk about filmtheorie, yes. He never went to filmschool. But as you look at his flawless trackrecord of masterpiece after masterpiece, which are all enormously positivle reviewed by people and resonating well over a decade, then he is just one of its kind.
And yet, he has only been nominated for best director twice. Nolan has a long way to go before he can be considered among the greatest directors of all time
@@markozbunjol625You’re right that Nolan is not in the class of Kurosawa, Kubrick, Tarkovsky, Fellini, etc. but you’re not doing him justice by mentioning him and Tarantino in the same sentence. He’s MUCH better than Tarantino. Tarantino’s movies don’t even have a theme.
@@dankairgadam8841 Look, I don't like Tarantino too much either, but I think they are in the same category. To me, they are GOOD directors, but that's all. Those are my criteria, I just can't place them among such greats as Fellini, Hitch or Renoir. Just because Tarantino doesn't have a theme doesn't mean it's automatically a minus.
You, Dodford, are the Christopher Nolan of RUclipsrs. No one creates documentaries from the perspective you do, creating fine, intricate, multilayered, challenging yet gratifying, detailed-laden metaphysical tapestries of stories weaved with multiple ribbons of storylines. Your videos serve to illuminate and enrich your viewers while also liberating whatever pre-conceived notions they may have as what constitutes the dispensing of information, and the telling of a tale. As always, mind-bogglingly well done, good sir! And also as always, I urge you to consider creating a doc about David Bowie, but seeing him here in this video brought to mind a new thought: Profile Bowie exclusively or predominately from the perspective of his film (and TV) career only. Bowie was a visual, multi-media pioneer artist who employed virtually every art form and genre known to mankind, even helping to create and popularize a few new ones. Did you see Brett Morgan's doc about Bowie, Moonage Daydream? You and Morgan share common stylistic ground, though I find your work to push the boundaries further, and to have a more polished sophistication to it. But Morgan limited himself to Bowie's music, and even then limited the music primarily to Bowie's work from the 70's. Anyway, food for thought. GREAT JOB, as always, Dodford! Thank you to you and your team yet again!
@@DevelopingDoulas Please excuse the rudeness of my delayed response. Your son is a gifted artist. Hell, I'M proud of him and I haven't even met him! You have every right to take enormous pride in your son's achievements, for he is terribly creative, imaginative, hard-working, and a stickler for detail. And he's only begun to tap the enormous potential that resides in the very fiber of his being. And as for you being a Bowie fan, well, there you have it. Any mum that has what it takes to be a big Bowie fan clearly has inherent artistic sensibilities running through her veins... and genes. I can see where he gets at least some of artistic aptitude from! And you are most welcome, Ms. Mother of Dodford; your son well deserves every word of praise I've offered. He is, as the Brits are prone to proclaim, brilliant, but speaking as an American (of Dutch descent, no less), we don't toss that word about willy-nilly. ("Is the toast good? It's brilliant!") When we say brilliant we mean that the person, thought, idea, work of art or product is of such merit, of such brilliance, it shines above the rest. And that, in four words, sums up your son: He shines above the rest. He is genuinely brilliant. Okay, that's TWO four word sets of words that describe your son. I think you can live with them both. And yes, nag him to do something on Bowie! Speaking of Bowie, if you have Spotify, I've made loads of playlists of Bowie's music. Here's one of them. You can access all of them and my other playlists by doing a search on Spotify on my username, davidstardust. ENJOY!!! open.spotify.com/playlist/5sR3SoapAmK1fcAAvob0Bd?si=a28f6d3cf79b4439
This is just incredible. Many have made short docs on youtube about many things but no one does them like you. I mean making a doc about Nolan done in a style reminiscent of Nolan's work is just remarkable. Bravo, please keep it up!
I was fortunate enough to work for Christopher Nolan and he is truly incredible. It’s amazing just watching him work, he works extremely efficiently. Beyond anything I have ever seen since. This is a beautiful documentary and brings back those lovely memories. Thank you! 😊
I just want to appreciate this channel for its non-narrator dependent way of documentary. Such a breath of fresh air for me. Please keep at it, Mr Dodford. You are truly talented.
He’s the only director whose movies I go to the theater to see on the 1st day out. He’s truly magnificent…above reproach. He overtook Tarantino for me. ❤….he and Jonathan are a true juggernaut when combining forces. Christopher is to cinema what…Tom Cruise is to cinema …necessary and needed to push the medium forward. Great documentary…thank you!
Nolan is a transformative filmmaker. His work really does inspire for reasons I can't comprehend. I'm a huge fan of his and this documentary was well made! Thank you for creating it. I wish I had talent like you and Nolan.
The ending of this video is so beautifullly crafted. It does leave you with a question - and you just felt it! If someone asks me when was the last thing I watched that moved me incredibly then I'd definitely say it's this video. I love how there is nothing flashy 'retention' based editing but just a beautifully well paced video with incredible storytelling including the ad segment. Someday we are going to be here again in this comment section when Dodford is winning awards out there. Just WOW!
Amazing conceit for this installment, and so in character for the subject. Approaching that midpoint from opposite ends in time. Thanks for making each story you tell an experience.
I think he and you shares the same principle in filmmaking.. “Don’t try to understand it, just try to feel it..” I might butchered that but u brother making such beautiful storytelling!!! U inspired me a lot!!🔥
I've actually never heard him explain the ending of Inception until I watched the final seconds of this fabulous video. Gave me goosebumps. Bravo on the editing and the build up.
First and foremost, I loved this! Always a pleasure to come back every month and see what the team has come up with. A lot of little things in this doc that I loved and think really tied the whole things together. Loved how jumping around the timeline of events acted as a sort of countdown to the conclusion. I was really interested in how the Black & White sequences were going to be used, and to me it seems you used them during the times when Nolan was taking leaps in his life/career And as always, the ad integration is fantastic!🤌 Definitely feel like this is one I'll be rewatching!
Nolan is easily my favorite director. His films always make you think & ask questions, they feel so resonant and impactful, and those endings... Those endings are always so satisfying on an emotional level that few other films ever get to for me.
Mr Nolan is a blessing to the world. His extraordinary gift for making movies can change one's thinking, build up a paradox in one's head. He always leaves the audience questioning themselves at the end and that's talent
Even this video starts at 2010 and goes back and forth in the past and future and finally end at 2010. This is genius editing for a video related to nolan's career
Christopher Nolan is one of the greatest filmmakers to ever live. I’m happy to be living during a time I can see his films on the big screen. This was an excellent video man. Keep up the great work and take care!
Every video you make is always better than the last. You have such an incredible way of making every video reflect the personality and character of your subject. Truly incredible and I'm honestly kinda pissed i only got recommended this 4 weeks after it was posted even tho I've been subbed for ages
Each video is better than the one which preceded it, honestly, I expect to comment this on every video. Keep up the good work dude! Even your ad reads are bloody art
As much as I love most of Nolan's filmography, the Prestige is my absolute favorite. Followed closely by Memento. The Prestige doesn't get as much shine as The Dark Knight trilogy or Inception, but it is fantastic.
Such a stunning piece of media. I was waiting for the intro to end, and it just, never did. And it was brilliant. Top notch editing with an obvious deep love and understanding of Nolan’s own direction and editing queues weaved in. Top tier stuff
No way, i saw Dodfords, music playlist on epidemic sound, and thought to myself, ohhh didnt know he had done a video on Nolan. and now i got 24min of incredible content infront of me
This is, of course, incredibly well done. Nolan is iconic. Highly intelligent. Just never misses. Interstellar and inception are probably in the top 5 movies of all time. They're in my top 5 at least. 😅
Great piece, Dodford! Should've talk about Doodlebug as well. It's Nolan's first take on cinema and it's says a lot about his style that remained consistent.
Dodford you are the greatest!! I'm lost for words as how to describe this video, honestly Thank you ❤❤ Christopher Nolan is my Idol and you and the team have told his story wonderfully.. Thank you thank you thank you. Incredible video👏🏿👏🏿
Beautifully made. Felt like a Christopher Nolan film where I feel like I understand it emotionally, but I can't articulate any of it lol, really well done Danny & team :)
I used to watch your videos on Tiktok when your views like only hundreds of views with less 1k followers back then but I knew all along that your edits are top notch and you are destined to be a popular creator, now look at you know, thriving! keep it up man!
I hope Christopher Nolan never stops making movies
He already has stopped. Thankfully, however, it was before he started, so he actually never will.
…god willing❤
I hope Dodford never stops making interesting videos
He’ll probably die at some point I reckon
@@UncleDeadly1031 NICE.
How you structured the entire thing, jumping in time through his career, much like the jumps he makes in his films, is absolutely amazing.
It's very Memento coded. Also the last quote of the video is (I think) the start of the first quote of the video
the most incredible thing about this video is how you managed to tell his story without a single line of voiceover, crazy! From a fellow creator, this is peak RUclips!
I think this is the first time I’ve enjoyed the editing and structure of a RUclips video as much as the content. Nolan himself would be impressed.
Babe wake up! Dodford just released a new video 😍
glad to see you here 🫶
Everyone appreciates dodford
No doubt one of the greatest filmmakers, not just of our time, but of all cinema.
A man who can weave a story as big as those that he does while still focussing on the humanity of his characters. And then he can take the grand philosophical ideas of the story and turn them into almost characters themselves. It's like a mix between science and magic, much like in The Prestige. It would be one of the greatest honours of my career to work even just one day on one of his productions. A true storytelling genius.
And once again, we have to applaud Dodford for the documentary being told in a way that also merges the stories being told with the man telling them. Ideas understood and emotion felt. A work of art in itself, just like any of the movies that might be mentioned along the way 👏👏
mastermind of modern cinema? are you serious Nolan is the most overrated director ever, specializing in wannabe film buffs. Anyone who studies film knows that he is not respected there, but you ordinary viewers who know little about film, to you he is God. He is not bad, but he is far from a Hitchock, Bergman, Tarkovsky, Renoir, Wilder, Wyler, Kurosawa, Ozu, Fellini and many others. There are literally 100 better directors than him. He's like Tarantino, directors for wannabe film buffs
@@markozbunjol625 When you talk about filmtheorie, yes. He never went to filmschool. But as you look at his flawless trackrecord of masterpiece after masterpiece, which are all enormously positivle reviewed by people and resonating well over a decade, then he is just one of its kind.
And yet, he has only been nominated for best director twice. Nolan has a long way to go before he can be considered among the greatest directors of all time
@@markozbunjol625You’re right that Nolan is not in the class of Kurosawa, Kubrick, Tarkovsky, Fellini, etc. but you’re not doing him justice by mentioning him and Tarantino in the same sentence. He’s MUCH better than Tarantino. Tarantino’s movies don’t even have a theme.
@@dankairgadam8841 Look, I don't like Tarantino too much either, but I think they are in the same category. To me, they are GOOD directors, but that's all. Those are my criteria, I just can't place them among such greats as Fellini, Hitch or Renoir. Just because Tarantino doesn't have a theme doesn't mean it's automatically a minus.
You, Dodford, are the Christopher Nolan of RUclipsrs. No one creates documentaries from the perspective you do, creating fine, intricate, multilayered, challenging yet gratifying, detailed-laden metaphysical tapestries of stories weaved with multiple ribbons of storylines. Your videos serve to illuminate and enrich your viewers while also liberating whatever pre-conceived notions they may have as what constitutes the dispensing of information, and the telling of a tale. As always, mind-bogglingly well done, good sir!
And also as always, I urge you to consider creating a doc about David Bowie, but seeing him here in this video brought to mind a new thought: Profile Bowie exclusively or predominately from the perspective of his film (and TV) career only. Bowie was a visual, multi-media pioneer artist who employed virtually every art form and genre known to mankind, even helping to create and popularize a few new ones. Did you see Brett Morgan's doc about Bowie, Moonage Daydream? You and Morgan share common stylistic ground, though I find your work to push the boundaries further, and to have a more polished sophistication to it. But Morgan limited himself to Bowie's music, and even then limited the music primarily to Bowie's work from the 70's. Anyway, food for thought.
GREAT JOB, as always, Dodford! Thank you to you and your team yet again!
He'd make his old mum happy if he did David Bowie. I'm a huge fan.
Thank you for your amazingly complimentary words. I'm very proud of my boy 😍
@@DevelopingDoulas Please excuse the rudeness of my delayed response. Your son is a gifted artist. Hell, I'M proud of him and I haven't even met him! You have every right to take enormous pride in your son's achievements, for he is terribly creative, imaginative, hard-working, and a stickler for detail. And he's only begun to tap the enormous potential that resides in the very fiber of his being. And as for you being a Bowie fan, well, there you have it. Any mum that has what it takes to be a big Bowie fan clearly has inherent artistic sensibilities running through her veins... and genes. I can see where he gets at least some of artistic aptitude from! And you are most welcome, Ms. Mother of Dodford; your son well deserves every word of praise I've offered. He is, as the Brits are prone to proclaim, brilliant, but speaking as an American (of Dutch descent, no less), we don't toss that word about willy-nilly. ("Is the toast good? It's brilliant!") When we say brilliant we mean that the person, thought, idea, work of art or product is of such merit, of such brilliance, it shines above the rest. And that, in four words, sums up your son: He shines above the rest. He is genuinely brilliant. Okay, that's TWO four word sets of words that describe your son. I think you can live with them both. And yes, nag him to do something on Bowie! Speaking of Bowie, if you have Spotify, I've made loads of playlists of Bowie's music. Here's one of them. You can access all of them and my other playlists by doing a search on Spotify on my username, davidstardust. ENJOY!!! open.spotify.com/playlist/5sR3SoapAmK1fcAAvob0Bd?si=a28f6d3cf79b4439
Ok, Epidemic Sound should pay you tons of money for this ad.
i love the way the documentary is made out of order, like a nolan film, it’s GENIUS.
yeah, and it ends in the middle like memento. Also i love the fact it ends with inception as in my opinion its his magnum opus
This is just incredible. Many have made short docs on youtube about many things but no one does them like you. I mean making a doc about Nolan done in a style reminiscent of Nolan's work is just remarkable. Bravo, please keep it up!
I was fortunate enough to work for Christopher Nolan and he is truly incredible. It’s amazing just watching him work, he works extremely efficiently. Beyond anything I have ever seen since. This is a beautiful documentary and brings back those lovely memories. Thank you! 😊
Clicked with hope of interesting video essay. You created here something much bigger and more complex, almost cinematic experience. I'm in awe
I just want to appreciate this channel for its non-narrator dependent way of documentary. Such a breath of fresh air for me. Please keep at it, Mr Dodford. You are truly talented.
He’s the only director whose movies I go to the theater to see on the 1st day out. He’s truly magnificent…above reproach. He overtook Tarantino for me. ❤….he and Jonathan are a true juggernaut when combining forces. Christopher is to cinema what…Tom Cruise is to cinema …necessary and needed to push the medium forward. Great documentary…thank you!
So true!!
Christoper Nolan has a diverse mindset. He can twist and turn like a pretzel whenever he wants to.
you can really tell you love what you do with your editing.
Every film should have its own world, a logic and feel to it that expands beyond the exact image that the audience is seeing.
CHRISTOPHER NOLAN ❤
GUYS. The video is a loop! Nice job Dodford, you’ve done it again
This is so good. And not drawn out for 45mins like some Netflix docos. Perfect
Nolan is a transformative filmmaker. His work really does inspire for reasons I can't comprehend. I'm a huge fan of his and this documentary was well made! Thank you for creating it. I wish I had talent like you and Nolan.
oh my god dodford. what an adventure this was. the thing you and nolan have alike is an ability to immerse an audience unlike any other
The editing on this is amazing, told an entire story without a word spoken. Fantastic job again, Dodford!
I'm presently teaching an undergraduate course on Christopher Nolan... and this video _will_ be screened at the end of the semester.
Beautiful!
That's an ad break I can live with
The ending of this video is so beautifullly crafted. It does leave you with a question - and you just felt it! If someone asks me when was the last thing I watched that moved me incredibly then I'd definitely say it's this video. I love how there is nothing flashy 'retention' based editing but just a beautifully well paced video with incredible storytelling including the ad segment. Someday we are going to be here again in this comment section when Dodford is winning awards out there. Just WOW!
Every three years he dropped a film. I cant wait for his next project. I watch Oppenheimer twice at the movie theater.
Amazing conceit for this installment, and so in character for the subject. Approaching that midpoint from opposite ends in time. Thanks for making each story you tell an experience.
RUclips does not deserve Dodford.
I think he and you shares the same principle in filmmaking.. “Don’t try to understand it, just try to feel it..” I might butchered that but u brother making such beautiful storytelling!!! U inspired me a lot!!🔥
My favourite Dodford doc so far. So many times I got lost in it and forgot I was watching a doc. Keep smashing it! 🙏
I really hope Christopher Nolan sees this and find out someone explaining his filmography in HIS very own style
The structure of this video is just brilliant.
When a new Dodford video comes out, does anybody else stop everything they're doing to watch it lol
This is a masterpiece in itself. Just give the man his Oscar already.
I've actually never heard him explain the ending of Inception until I watched the final seconds of this fabulous video. Gave me goosebumps. Bravo on the editing and the build up.
People talk about how great Nolan is.
I just here, jaw dropped.
Realizing that Dodford using the same style as Nolan.
Amazing man, you deserve more!
No joke, that's the first time I actually wanted to watch the sponsor's ad!
First and foremost, I loved this! Always a pleasure to come back every month and see what the team has come up with. A lot of little things in this doc that I loved and think really tied the whole things together. Loved how jumping around the timeline of events acted as a sort of countdown to the conclusion. I was really interested in how the Black & White sequences were going to be used, and to me it seems you used them during the times when Nolan was taking leaps in his life/career And as always, the ad integration is fantastic!🤌 Definitely feel like this is one I'll be rewatching!
That Dunkirk sequence was phenomenal, Dodford
That whole sequence gave me chills. Brilliantly put together. It was visceral in a way. Holy Hell what an amazing edit
Nolan is easily my favorite director. His films always make you think & ask questions, they feel so resonant and impactful, and those endings... Those endings are always so satisfying on an emotional level that few other films ever get to for me.
Dodford has by far the best quality in his videos compared to any other RUclipsr and I'm not exaggerating.
Mr Nolan is a blessing to the world. His extraordinary gift for making movies can change one's thinking, build up a paradox in one's head. He always leaves the audience questioning themselves at the end and that's talent
Your work with the timeline in this video was a nice Nolan touch.
Even this video starts at 2010 and goes back and forth in the past and future and finally end at 2010. This is genius editing for a video related to nolan's career
“Dont try to understand it, feel it.”
He's one of few guys who still makes real movies, I'm thankful for that.
He is the greatest director ever in film.
Love the style of this Danny with Nolan almost narrating it himself.
Thank you Dodford, for allowing me to rewatch all of my favourite movies from one new connected perspective.
Christopher Nolan is one of the greatest filmmakers to ever live. I’m happy to be living during a time I can see his films on the big screen. This was an excellent video man. Keep up the great work and take care!
Left slightly out of breath, just like a Nolan movie. Bravo!
Very cool using the Memento structure to sequence this out. What a great edit.
The best Ad 11:24 I've ever seen
Quickest click of my life. Thanks for what you bring to RUclips, Danny!
The missed frame at 1:20.... My heart goes out to you, Dodford. 😂😂
-fellow editor
what does it mean
@@RembrandtHa a mistake was made 🤷🏼♂️ just an oversight, this a really intricate edit
oh yeah...but you do know the 1 second black is an artistic device. kinda like a transition @@luke_mckay
@@RembrandtHa it's not a black frame, lol. And it's a single frame, so it was clearly missed lol 😂
emotionally imature
I also love BATMAN BEGINS & INCEPTION in which CILLIAN MURPHY both had substantial & impactful roles
Dude I just finished watching Oppenheimer and must I say it’s a true masterpiece. And I’m so glad Christopher Nolan exists!
Also great edit man 🎥
In two decades, Nolan's body of work will stand shoulder to shoulder with the illustrious filmographies of Scorsese and Kubrick.
Nolan would be proud of this
Every video you make is always better than the last. You have such an incredible way of making every video reflect the personality and character of your subject. Truly incredible and I'm honestly kinda pissed i only got recommended this 4 weeks after it was posted even tho I've been subbed for ages
Each video is better than the one which preceded it, honestly, I expect to comment this on every video. Keep up the good work dude! Even your ad reads are bloody art
Nolan is my favourite Movie Creator. Big thanks for this video dodford!
Beautifully done, Dodford, as usual. All of Nolan’s movies are excellent, but if anyone hasn’t seen the prestige, please please watch it.
As much as I love most of Nolan's filmography, the Prestige is my absolute favorite. Followed closely by Memento. The Prestige doesn't get as much shine as The Dark Knight trilogy or Inception, but it is fantastic.
@@TheElbowMerchant Agreed! Memento is amazing!
Thank you for making these dodford. It's soo good, love it.
Such a stunning piece of media. I was waiting for the intro to end, and it just, never did. And it was brilliant. Top notch editing with an obvious deep love and understanding of Nolan’s own direction and editing queues weaved in. Top tier stuff
No way, i saw Dodfords, music playlist on epidemic sound, and thought to myself, ohhh didnt know he had done a video on Nolan. and now i got 24min of incredible content infront of me
Definitely Nolan is one of the best filmmakers of our time, and Dodford is one of the best RUclipsmaker. Thanks for another great story!))
never has a youtube video made me misty eyed so many times, the experience was just like watching a nolan movie!!
This series is insanely well produced! Thank you for sharing this with the world. Can’t imagine how good a Norm Macdonald video would be.
This is, of course, incredibly well done.
Nolan is iconic. Highly intelligent. Just never misses. Interstellar and inception are probably in the top 5 movies of all time. They're in my top 5 at least. 😅
Amazing video you have created of the most amazing filmmaker from the history of cinema.
Your sponsored ads are so good. Your video editing and story telling are so good too! Keep it up :)
That space outfit during the adbreak giving The Incredible True Story vibes
Great piece, Dodford! Should've talk about Doodlebug as well. It's Nolan's first take on cinema and it's says a lot about his style that remained consistent.
I really hope someone shows this documentary to Nolan himself
Great to see an effort at making a non linear Christopher Nolan video. The work speaks for itself. Congrats.
He's Done it again.
Smashed it mate!
Another beautiful video sir, congratulations
I want to experience a Dodford mini doc in a movie theater 😭😭😭
Dodford you are the greatest!!
I'm lost for words as how to describe this video, honestly Thank you ❤❤
Christopher Nolan is my Idol and you and the team have told his story wonderfully.. Thank you thank you thank you.
Incredible video👏🏿👏🏿
honestly, i didn't understand the Oppenheimer after the bomb test part...but i wasn't bored.. because Every part of a movie was beautiful❤
Beautifully made. Felt like a Christopher Nolan film where I feel like I understand it emotionally, but I can't articulate any of it lol, really well done Danny & team :)
I love how this video loops. It never ends
This video makes me relive Christopher Nolan
The best DIRECTOR of our time. Next film please 🙏
One of the best quality videos I've ever seen on RUclips.
The way the sponsor is presented in the video!!! Bruh you have done it again!!
I came here from the Tarantino video.
Wow... Respect sir, I really look forward to more of your work.
The quality of this video was just outstanding.
Please do more director portrays, I would love to see a Dodford Wes Anderson doc
That Dunkirk Sequence was insane, GG WP
I think you could make incredible videos on Tarantino, Johnny depp, or Samuel l Jackson
I used to watch your videos on Tiktok when your views like only hundreds of views with less 1k followers back then but I knew all along that your edits are top notch and you are destined to be a popular creator, now look at you know, thriving! keep it up man!
Incredible video as always. The quality of your videos is rarely seen.
This is possibly the best video I’ve ever seen - amazing work sir, hats off 🫡
Great stuff❤️🔥❤️🔥 keep going ..!!!
Your videos are crazy good
This video makes me feel in watching a movie❤this is one of the best video on youtube😊
Fantastic work on this.
Oh man, great video!
Absolutely exceptional video