Damn... just when I thought my name was safe... lol. What happened to Chad!? Why did we have to start calling them Kyles!? 😂😂😂 in all seriousness, this was freaking hilarious! I love it!
Laughed my ass off!!! So true these days!!! Loved it!!! Guys need to find a good mentor that knows what they are doing and listen, learn, and realize they don't know everything!! I was lucky I learned reloading before the internet, so had to find a mentor. To many guys looking for shortcuts on the internet!!
Finally someone who actually knows what HE is talking about. I have been reloading for over 20yrs. and still dont understand why people think loading at max charge or beyond is "safe" or will improve performance.
This video is exactly what I've preached on the high-power range for decades. I know of a guy who pushed his 600 yard loads until the primer blew, then backed off 1/2 grain. Lunacy. Thanks for this very well advised video.
Most Kyle’s I’ve met have all the stories of elk that died at 1200 yards+, twice in the heart from a 6.5….. but oddly no one ever has pics or vids to prove it…
Great video. So much of the stuff I see on the net is BS. I never use any of that data. I use published load data from the usual suspects and start from there. My 6.5 CM likes 140 loads around 2750. That's where I get my best groups. Keep up the good content and your reloading and shooting setup is a DREAM!
That was funny, scary and awesome. I’m going to go with another car analogy- you cannot run your stock Ford Mustang as a NASCAR vehicle, it will blow up. You probably don’t want to run your Indy car in a NASCAR race, it’s the wrong tool for the job. Reading actual manuals is a problem (RTFM we call it). Everyone wants the google answer. I’m working on being one of Greg’s 5%; becoming educated, gathering data, books, tools and equipment and then doing the work. Thank you Greg for sharing.
Seems to me these days people are after instant gratification. Whats the best load for X caliber with Y bullet? And they run with it. When I built my 308 I rember spending hours talking to vsrious people on different forums, including yourself Greg, and I got responses like this. Where do you live, what are temps like, what are you wanting to do, i would recommend these powders and these bullets and weights. Get a good reloading manual and start at the minimum or slightly above it, load 5 rounds per charge weight and go out and shoot. With the key being your rifle will tell you what it likes. I bought multiple powders and multiple bullets and weights and did 300yd ladder tests followed by an ocw test just because I was new to load.development. I appreciated everyone that was willing to feed me powders and bullets to try and recommend I load up to the max load. It scares me to see so many people chading velocity and recommending dangerous loads to people that dont know better. Please keep up the good work Greg and continue to offer honest, truthful advice and training.
These boisterous projectile speeds that are being thrown out in the forums and on RUclips really need to be called out like you just done. Someone who's new to reloading will inevitably keep pushing and pushing until a bad thing results. I always tell folks to get a few manuals and stay within the confines of the powder margin. No substituting. Unless you are absolutely 100% sure that you are safely testing and know what you're doing. Good job Greg and it was very funny as well 🤣
Funny video. I have a load recipe for my 270 Winchester 145 grain ELDX that are pushing 3207 feet per second out of a 24 inch Barrel Weatherby with a .315 sub MOA grouping. Verified by 2 seperate chronographs and 2 eye witnesses. This Recipe is 1.7 grains below Max charge. I've been a Ballistician for over 50+ years. I've developed loads for dozens of cartridges. The 6.5 creedmoor is a great target cartridge. But many of us old timers as we're called have been beating it for many years. I've been watching many young people here on you tube over the years using the wrong powders and so under loading their cartridges it's actually funny. Currently I'm building a 270 Winchester with a 28 inch Barrel with a 1-9 twist. It will easily stabilize 170 grain bullets. I may or may not be using heavier pills like that because I have larger caliber Rifle's for that job. But this is an experiment. Due to the current political spectrum for several years now we're being forced to come up with alternative ways for reloading. 2900+ FPS for a 140grn 6.5 creedmoor is really moving. But based on my experience it's hard to acheive and frankly I doubt it's possible Especially if you want accuracy. i know what you mean by Kyle's out there on You Tube. I simply refuse to deal with them. Keep up the good work. I really like your videos.
My 6.5 creedmoor is most accurate with 41.5 grns of H4350. This runs out of a 24 inch bbl at about 2750 fps...This is what i consider max. Even with this load primer pockets on my large primer nosler brass starts to ge loose after abour 6 firings
Because I’m cautious and a novice I haven’t loaded N555 for my 7PRC, yet. Can you point me to a “reliable” source for this cartridge? Vihtavuori doesn’t list a range and I’m not willing to guess!
This should be a great series. I've heard some wild claims over the years. I had one guy at the range that said "ah I have a 300 wby,I just fill the case to the top. The loading manuals don't know what they're doing." True story,this was long before the internet...
The fact that this is prevalent is a scary thought. Add on to that the fact that there is brass out there now, like the Alpha OCD, that can take crazy high brass without showing signs of pressure-this could easily be a recipe for disaster. When I bought my first batch of OCD brass, the guy I was speaking to told me about how they had taken a 6.5 creedmoor up past 2900fps with a 140 and no signs of pressure. This is impressive and everything, but still scary stuff. I enjoy my face as it is, so I have no intention of loading past a reasonable pressure.
I think Kyle was at Academy the other day. I couldn't see his face but there was a dude telling some guys over at the rimfire section about all the big pigs he has shot in the eyeball with his 17hmr I overheard. Ridiculous long ranges too. One shot, DRT.
I can totally get 2970 out of a creedmoor, my barrel is 47.789" I would never shoot at an elk at 1k, but I have killed some huge Prarie dogs at 2368 yards, basically a chip shot, with a real nice Tasco 3-9🙄
I have a cz 17 hornet. The magneto speed says factory ammo is 100fps over what the box says and it is always like 100 fps over the book or more too. I have gone up to max during the ladder testing. Didn't see anything alarming on the brass. Id really like to know whats up with that. I load a little lite cuz it seems scary.
I pretty much quit shooting over the last few years, and I've quit most gun related forums because of it. Hopefully now that I have some better places to shoot that will change. But other wise it was less than 100 rounds a year through a precision rifle. Probably under 50
I used to be dumb and pushed my stuff fast, then Greg called me out on my stupidity on a phone call and I decided to listen to him. Changed my outlook on everything. I have 8" more of barrel and probably 5-7gn more of case capacity than the YT commentator to work with and I'm not sure I could get a 110 A-TIp to 3200 FPS from a 30" 243 AI 🤣 Even if I could why would I step on it that hard?
The keyboard commandos always yell the loudest. It is funny watching them get caught in their web of circular reasoning lies and then go right back to the original statement as fact, even though you have shown real info from REAL sources.
This is a real life Kyle here. Let me say this, if people are believing what they see online without referencing other forms of published data, than they are worse than a "Kyle". The internet can be a great place to find information. Filtering out the BS is easy the more tools you know how to use.
Yes like you I'm very blessed, to have a range very close, at my disposal at all times. Plus I can actually shoot out back of the house if I want to. Also I want to know where I can get a 6 mm PRC Barrel improved. For a AR-15, I would like it to be 24 in if possible
Maybe he was shooting on top of Everest? Just think, regular 100 MPH wind speed and 1/2 the air density as sea level. I didn't even know they had a range up there... ;)
Thank you for spreading the message of moving on to a different cartridge if higher velocity is your goal. The idea of visiting a range you share with other persons with potentially dangerous ammunition is unfair in the worst of ways to people around you and the staff at the range. On a personal note, I have rarely found an accuracy node at or near maximum loads published in load manuals, the only resource I trust, liking the way my face is arranged as of now and all!!! Thank you sir for your wonderful videos that educate with clarity and eloquence.
I invested in the components x2 lol and I drive to the range sometimes 4 times in a day and I'm trying to get better with reloading and shooting but your correct it's hard and with basically 0 support where I live it's discouraging I learn best from seeing and doing so trying to figure out what is correct and wrong with the internet being my only source of information is tough it's really tough some things I haven't been able to learn because I simply need a person to show me..... ok I just had to vent wish I had someone like you as a neighbor lol
Absolutely spot on. Great video!! A lot of this stuff that people post is absolutely ridiculous, that like you said don't shoot enough to have any idea what they're talking about.
I usually max out 41-41.3gns of 4350 on my 6 Creed on anything 107-110. I mean, dang, that's moving out of a 6. 42.5 is absolute lunacy. Surely, that dude just understand what he's saying. I wonder if he is confusing Accurate 4350 with H4350, but that doesn't get him anywhere near the 3200fps MV he's claiming. My guess is either his chrono is jacked up or he has it set incorrectly. I've seen guys work backwards off e-targets at 100yds to try and determine MV. I always tell em, well that's not gonna be super accurate since some bullets can lose upwards of 300fps in the 1st 100 yds. Great video. BTW, loving my Primal Rights primer seater and the digital indicator. I have definitely gained accuracy with it!
Just to echo on your less is more philosophy…My findings in over 6000 test and comp rounds fired is as follows: Howa 6.5 CM 24” BB.(on my 2nd barrel and still going)… Lapua cases (LRP). Hornady 147gr ELD-M. H4350. I found the best node to be on the lower end of the scale on 40.4 gr seated to lands minus 30thou. Avg speed was 2720. (Last test was done with 20 rounds per charge weight) I went as high as 41.4 gr with avg speed 2820. There I played around with seating depth from touching the lands to lands minus 60thou. The only difference I found was that speed decreased a little the deeper the bullet was seated. (approx 40fps) The 20 shot groups were a little bigger as well. I settled on the lower node as the groups were smaller, the ES was better, and my zero had less dispersion. My barrel will last longer, so will my powder and my cases…Each to his own I guess…And on the lower node I found that changes in seating depth did not affect the accuracy much, neither did small changes to charge weight. No need to even try and go higher. Which also means I could go 100 rounds without even having to worry about throat erosion…and just shoot!
I met up with a fellow forum member to pick up some primers he was selling. He said he's been reloading for decades, probably true. We started talking about shooting long-distance. I brought it up cuz i havent attempted anything over 100yards yet. He starts telling me about a buddy who shoots 1k yards alot. He said 1k yards is soo difficult that his buddy wheres the same socks, pants and shirt anytime he goes out to shoot 1k yards, making sure everything is the same as the last time he shot at 1k....lol. Now im not experienced at all but i burst out laughing inside....lol
Don't take it personally. I know you've seen or heard from a few more internet snipers than most of us. I was an RSO at the largest public range in Idaho. I to have had my fill of BatShit crazy people spewing out the most senseless BS. Bottom line, you can't pin down a liar. You just have to throw down the facts and let people do what they will. Great video!!!
Your effort and details are appreciated. Thanks for the real and grounded info. If your not burning, your not learing. Sitting at the keyboard w a hot pocket isnt gaining experience. What you put out here in this video is very important.
Heck I was happy to see 130s out of a 26 inch tube around 2930 after I cut it down to 18 with a suppressor it runs about 2700 and that’s only 130s, 2600 with 142smk
So So Scary. I’m new to your channel only watched a few of your videos.Then I got to this one and almost turned it off .What a dope this guy is to listen to .So glad I hung in there to get the drift of the true content.Thanks for taking the time to show new shooters how much BS there is out on the internet. People want real info find a mentor that shoots 3000 -4000 rounds a year and start from there . I will never give out load recipes on the forms ,just the powder that I use and advise to work up to a safe load for the individual gun .Each barrel has a different speed ,nothing usually exactly the same .Keep it real
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Damn... just when I thought my name was safe... lol. What happened to Chad!? Why did we have to start calling them Kyles!? 😂😂😂 in all seriousness, this was freaking hilarious! I love it!
Laughed my ass off!!! So true these days!!! Loved it!!! Guys need to find a good mentor that knows what they are doing and listen, learn, and realize they don't know everything!! I was lucky I learned reloading before the internet, so had to find a mentor. To many guys looking for shortcuts on the internet!!
Finally someone who actually knows what HE is talking about. I have been reloading for over 20yrs. and still dont understand why people think loading at max charge or beyond is "safe" or will improve performance.
This video is exactly what I've preached on the high-power range for decades. I know of a guy who pushed his 600 yard loads until the primer blew, then backed off 1/2 grain. Lunacy. Thanks for this very well advised video.
Most Kyle’s I’ve met have all the stories of elk that died at 1200 yards+, twice in the heart from a 6.5….. but oddly no one ever has pics or vids to prove it…
Great video. So much of the stuff I see on the net is BS. I never use any of that data. I use published load data from the usual suspects and start from there. My 6.5 CM likes 140 loads around 2750. That's where I get my best groups. Keep up the good content and your reloading and shooting setup is a DREAM!
Dude your intros are amazing 🤣🤣🤣 can you please do one the Kyles of the boomer generation....you know the guys I'm talking about lol
I sure do!
That was funny, scary and awesome. I’m going to go with another car analogy- you cannot run your stock Ford Mustang as a NASCAR vehicle, it will blow up. You probably don’t want to run your Indy car in a NASCAR race, it’s the wrong tool for the job. Reading actual manuals is a problem (RTFM we call it). Everyone wants the google answer. I’m working on being one of Greg’s 5%; becoming educated, gathering data, books, tools and equipment and then doing the work. Thank you Greg for sharing.
Seems to me these days people are after instant gratification. Whats the best load for X caliber with Y bullet? And they run with it. When I built my 308 I rember spending hours talking to vsrious people on different forums, including yourself Greg, and I got responses like this. Where do you live, what are temps like, what are you wanting to do, i would recommend these powders and these bullets and weights. Get a good reloading manual and start at the minimum or slightly above it, load 5 rounds per charge weight and go out and shoot. With the key being your rifle will tell you what it likes. I bought multiple powders and multiple bullets and weights and did 300yd ladder tests followed by an ocw test just because I was new to load.development. I appreciated everyone that was willing to feed me powders and bullets to try and recommend I load up to the max load. It scares me to see so many people chading velocity and recommending dangerous loads to people that dont know better. Please keep up the good work Greg and continue to offer honest, truthful advice and training.
These boisterous projectile speeds that are being thrown out in the forums and on RUclips really need to be called out like you just done. Someone who's new to reloading will inevitably keep pushing and pushing until a bad thing results. I always tell folks to get a few manuals and stay within the confines of the powder margin. No substituting. Unless you are absolutely 100% sure that you are safely testing and know what you're doing. Good job Greg and it was very funny as well 🤣
Funny video. I have a load recipe for my 270 Winchester 145 grain ELDX that are pushing 3207 feet per second out of a 24 inch Barrel Weatherby with a .315 sub MOA grouping. Verified by 2 seperate chronographs and 2 eye witnesses. This Recipe is 1.7 grains below Max charge. I've been a Ballistician for over 50+ years. I've developed loads for dozens of cartridges. The 6.5 creedmoor is a great target cartridge. But many of us old timers as we're called have been beating it for many years. I've been watching many young people here on you tube over the years using the wrong powders and so under loading their cartridges it's actually funny. Currently I'm building a 270 Winchester with a 28 inch Barrel with a 1-9 twist. It will easily stabilize 170 grain bullets. I may or may not be using heavier pills like that because I have larger caliber Rifle's for that job. But this is an experiment. Due to the current political spectrum for several years now we're being forced to come up with alternative ways for reloading. 2900+ FPS for a 140grn 6.5 creedmoor is really moving. But based on my experience it's hard to acheive and frankly I doubt it's possible Especially if you want accuracy. i know what you mean by Kyle's out there on You Tube. I simply refuse to deal with them. Keep up the good work. I really like your videos.
My 6.5 creedmoor is most accurate with 41.5 grns of H4350. This runs out of a 24 inch bbl at about 2750 fps...This is what i consider max. Even with this load primer pockets on my large primer nosler brass starts to ge loose after abour 6 firings
Because I’m cautious and a novice I haven’t loaded N555 for my 7PRC, yet. Can you point me to a “reliable” source for this cartridge? Vihtavuori doesn’t list a range and I’m not willing to guess!
Who can even find rl26 these days? That's the real mystery!
This should be a great series. I've heard some wild claims over the years. I had one guy at the range that said "ah I have a 300 wby,I just fill the case to the top. The loading manuals don't know what they're doing." True story,this was long before the internet...
The fact that this is prevalent is a scary thought. Add on to that the fact that there is brass out there now, like the Alpha OCD, that can take crazy high brass without showing signs of pressure-this could easily be a recipe for disaster.
When I bought my first batch of OCD brass, the guy I was speaking to told me about how they had taken a 6.5 creedmoor up past 2900fps with a 140 and no signs of pressure. This is impressive and everything, but still scary stuff. I enjoy my face as it is, so I have no intention of loading past a reasonable pressure.
I think Kyle was at Academy the other day. I couldn't see his face but there was a dude telling some guys over at the rimfire section about all the big pigs he has shot in the eyeball with his 17hmr I overheard. Ridiculous long ranges too. One shot, DRT.
I can totally get 2970 out of a creedmoor, my barrel is 47.789" I would never shoot at an elk at 1k, but I have killed some huge Prarie dogs at 2368 yards, basically a chip shot, with a real nice Tasco 3-9🙄
I have a cz 17 hornet. The magneto speed says factory ammo is 100fps over what the box says and it is always like 100 fps over the book or more too. I have gone up to max during the ladder testing. Didn't see anything alarming on the brass. Id really like to know whats up with that. I load a little lite cuz it seems scary.
My gawd I thought I ran hot loads in my Creedmoor 140s about 2800fps
I pretty much quit shooting over the last few years, and I've quit most gun related forums because of it. Hopefully now that I have some better places to shoot that will change. But other wise it was less than 100 rounds a year through a precision rifle. Probably under 50
Get a quality 22LR and feed it quality ammunition.
Eley, RWS, Lapua.
English Pea sized 5 shot groups at 50 yards should be a goal.
I used to be dumb and pushed my stuff fast, then Greg called me out on my stupidity on a phone call and I decided to listen to him. Changed my outlook on everything.
I have 8" more of barrel and probably 5-7gn more of case capacity than the YT commentator to work with and I'm not sure I could get a 110 A-TIp to 3200 FPS from a 30" 243 AI 🤣 Even if I could why would I step on it that hard?
The keyboard commandos always yell the loudest. It is funny watching them get caught in their web of circular reasoning lies and then go right back to the original statement as fact, even though you have shown real info from REAL sources.
This is a real life Kyle here. Let me say this, if people are believing what they see online without referencing other forms of published data, than they are worse than a "Kyle". The internet can be a great place to find information. Filtering out the BS is easy the more tools you know how to use.
Yes like you I'm very blessed, to have a range very close, at my disposal at all times. Plus I can actually shoot out back of the house if I want to. Also I want to know where I can get a 6 mm PRC Barrel improved. For a AR-15, I would like it to be 24 in if possible
It would require an AR with magnum bolt face… and we do not work with semi autos.
Maybe he was shooting on top of Everest? Just think, regular 100 MPH wind speed and 1/2 the air density as sea level. I didn't even know they had a range up there... ;)
Yep so true on a range years ago 308 bolt ripped a man's hand to bits burns off the chart to face and and not even a reload round straight outa box.
Thank you for spreading the message of moving on to a different cartridge if higher velocity is your goal. The idea of visiting a range you share with other persons with potentially dangerous ammunition is unfair in the worst of ways to people around you and the staff at the range.
On a personal note, I have rarely found an accuracy node at or near maximum loads published in load manuals, the only resource I trust, liking the way my face is arranged as of now and all!!!
Thank you sir for your wonderful videos that educate with clarity and eloquence.
I invested in the components x2 lol and I drive to the range sometimes 4 times in a day and I'm trying to get better with reloading and shooting but your correct it's hard and with basically 0 support where I live it's discouraging I learn best from seeing and doing so trying to figure out what is correct and wrong with the internet being my only source of information is tough it's really tough some things I haven't been able to learn because I simply need a person to show me..... ok I just had to vent wish I had someone like you as a neighbor lol
People have access to GRT and they don’t use it. Im like you Greg, I run quick load. But I’d use the free tool if I didn’t have quick load.
Kyle doesn’t use a 6.5 creedmoor. He uses a 7.5 creedmoor. And a 17 incinerator. For sure. Lol.
Absolutely spot on. Great video!! A lot of this stuff that people post is absolutely ridiculous, that like you said don't shoot enough to have any idea what they're talking about.
I bumped into Kyle at the range the other day..........
I usually max out 41-41.3gns of 4350 on my 6 Creed on anything 107-110. I mean, dang, that's moving out of a 6. 42.5 is absolute lunacy. Surely, that dude just understand what he's saying. I wonder if he is confusing Accurate 4350 with H4350, but that doesn't get him anywhere near the 3200fps MV he's claiming. My guess is either his chrono is jacked up or he has it set incorrectly. I've seen guys work backwards off e-targets at 100yds to try and determine MV. I always tell em, well that's not gonna be super accurate since some bullets can lose upwards of 300fps in the 1st 100 yds. Great video. BTW, loving my Primal Rights primer seater and the digital indicator. I have definitely gained accuracy with it!
Awesome!
Great information. I hope im not at the range shooting next to Kyle lol
I love my face,nobody else might, but at least I have not ate a bolt yet
“Dirt nap dealer” 😂😂😂
🤣
Just to echo on your less is more philosophy…My findings in over 6000 test and comp rounds fired is as follows: Howa 6.5 CM 24” BB.(on my 2nd barrel and still going)… Lapua cases (LRP). Hornady 147gr ELD-M. H4350. I found the best node to be on the lower end of the scale on 40.4 gr seated to lands minus 30thou. Avg speed was 2720. (Last test was done with 20 rounds per charge weight) I went as high as 41.4 gr with avg speed 2820. There I played around with seating depth from touching the lands to lands minus 60thou. The only difference I found was that speed decreased a little the deeper the bullet was seated. (approx 40fps) The 20 shot groups were a little bigger as well. I settled on the lower node as the groups were smaller, the ES was better, and my zero had less dispersion. My barrel will last longer, so will my powder and my cases…Each to his own I guess…And on the lower node I found that changes in seating depth did not affect the accuracy much, neither did small changes to charge weight. No need to even try and go higher. Which also means I could go 100 rounds without even having to worry about throat erosion…and just shoot!
I met up with a fellow forum member to pick up some primers he was selling.
He said he's been reloading for decades, probably true.
We started talking about shooting long-distance. I brought it up cuz i havent attempted anything over 100yards yet. He starts telling me about a buddy who shoots 1k yards alot. He said 1k yards is soo difficult that his buddy wheres the same socks, pants and shirt anytime he goes out to shoot 1k yards, making sure everything is the same as the last time he shot at 1k....lol. Now im not experienced at all but i burst out laughing inside....lol
Don't take it personally. I know you've seen or heard from a few more internet snipers than most of us. I was an RSO at the largest public range in Idaho. I to have had my fill of BatShit crazy people spewing out the most senseless BS.
Bottom line, you can't pin down a liar.
You just have to throw down the facts and let people do what they will.
Great video!!!
We're do you get it lol
Your lucky
Amen
Very good, there is nothing to add! Best regards from West Germany
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your effort and details are appreciated. Thanks for the real and grounded info. If your not burning, your not learing. Sitting at the keyboard w a hot pocket isnt gaining experience. What you put out here in this video is very important.
Heck I was happy to see 130s out of a 26 inch tube around 2930 after I cut it down to 18 with a suppressor it runs about 2700 and that’s only 130s, 2600 with 142smk
So So Scary. I’m new to your channel only watched a few of your videos.Then I got to this one and almost turned it off .What a dope this guy is to listen to .So glad I hung in there to get the drift of the true content.Thanks for taking the time to show new shooters how much BS there is out on the internet.
People want real info find a mentor that shoots 3000 -4000 rounds a year and start from there . I will never give out load recipes on the forms ,just the powder that I use and advise to work up to a safe load for the individual gun .Each barrel has a different speed ,nothing usually exactly the same .Keep it real
OMG! This is sooo hilarious and sooo spot on!!! Lmao! Great job!
Thank you!! 😁
Phew… I thought I was crazy most of my loads for the rifle I shoot have a sweet spot of about 92-95% of max velocity
People getting 6.5prc velocities out of 260s and 6.5 creedmoors is wild.
Fabulous video; as always. Thank you for all your valuable data & hopefully this will keep someone from creating a massive, dangerous or deadly mess.
Haha gold!
As always thank you for the great information. I was a big believer in the Kyles on the internet and do have a failure that bit me in the face.
Good video! I hope some of them pay attention It goes to show how good our rifles are that more of them don't fail!
Every 6.5 CM rifle comes with a free mini skirt
You have to look up that info and work up loads with caution
I want to buy insurance for this guy
Kyle 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Us army been listening to kyle
Wow that's crazy
That Utah hat was spot on. LMAO
Your right
Great video my Ninja 🥷 I appreciate your knowledge
So many posers out there keep exposing these clowns 🤡
Wait I can't trust the internet, guess I'm unfollowing PR, and Erik Cortina... 🤣🤣🤣 love the content keep exposing 🤡.