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Hope it stops soon. Realistically no ones gonna pay for content like this, I know it’s supposed to be more detailed and better written but from what I can tell it’s just regular articles with more click-bait.
Diego Simeone and Jürgen Klopp are among my favourite managers. When I heard that Klopp was moving to Liverpool, I felt incredibly envious, because I know from his Borussia Dortmund days that he's good. If Diego Simeone ever leaves Atletico Madrid, I want someone like Klopp to take over.
Jurgen is just a wonderful human being, I liked him when he was at Dortmund because of the football and his apparent madness. But since he came to liverpool he actually makes every fan feel like they are part of the team. I love having him as a manager, I look forward to every game as soon as the last ones over. Some may call this madness but I would rather have him as a manager and watch his players playing magnificent football than to see liverpool win the premier league and European competitions. Never change herr klopp! ❤
You have coaches who are obsessed with football, coaches who are great people managers and there's Jurgen Klopp. Right in the middle between crazy obsessed and crazy loving.
Shankly was the stern grandfather Paisley was the kindly uncle Dalgleish (at least first time around) was the older brother. But Klopp? Klopp is the Dad.
@Afnan Malik well that's your opinion, I knew this information before but I still enjoyed the video. and if this "promotion" gonna keep this channel around then i'm happy with it. in fact I encourage it
For sure from 8th to title challenging and a European cup winning side, without being handed a lot of money in each season. Whereas pep got money straight off the back and city were already winning titles. It would be very interesting to see Pep manage a team without a lot of money.
@@LIAM-zn9qn Steady on. Klopp took over a team with a pedigree of titles and European Cups. Even though they haven't won the league for 30 years they had the resources to always be Champions League contenders.
Stay with me on this one. I think his unique ethos of genuine compassion and understanding for his players, as well as showing raw unrestrained emotions, says a lot about what powerful masculine leadership should be in these crazy modern times we live in. Especially compared to 2 other floppy blond haired men
"It helps to understand that football is not the most important thing in the world. It's still a game and players need the freedom to actually play it" -- Klopp
@@mxchael_0385 I think Kloppo is different. He's turned around that club completely. I still remember when they barely made the Europa League each season.
@@ICULooking The main reason he left Dortmund was that he was sick of selling their players to Bayern. He thought he had reached their ceiling. Liverpool is a much bigger club so (under him) our ceiling is pretty much limitless. It's just a shame that City are such a phenomenal side at the moment haha
Liverpool made for klopp and klopp made for Liverpool. He is the manager we needed and wanted and ultimately got, he will lead us to more glory no doubt
Great video, thank you! Klopp is actually awesome as a leader, every CEO, manager, teacher, coach etc. should learn from him. It’s the hardest thing to criticize and yet motivate people and get the best out of them, while they still feel good. I mean everybody wants satisfaction and feel good at his/her job. So if you get praise and support and trust your leader, you will almost certainly work hard and do your best. It’s so hard to be professional and not take things personally. Like Gini Wijnaldum said in another interview he was mad at Klopp and disappointed when he wasn‘t in the starting formation against Barcelona. In the end, he scored two important goals and was happy.
It’s my first time here but I feel like a family to Liverpool! My uncle has been as a Liverpool die-hard since he was born and he always never gave up no matter how the team plays! I’ve been following Jürgen klopp’s Interview since the champions league final against Madrid and he’s being mentor, a true smart german! Very positive and enough confidence to achieve goals!! Long-live Liverpool!! ☝️ ❤️!
Really interesting insight into Klopp's man-management. One thing that strikes me about Klopp is his ability to intuitively read his players personalities and what makes them tick.. and he's able to harness it into a wider collective, ensuring the squad chemistry is spot on. With Pep you get the sense that his sheer brilliance from a technical and tactical perspective ensures the players don't step out of line but his players don't have that same personal connection with him whereas Klopp reminds me of Fergie in this respect.. players will run through walls for him.
There probably hasn’t been a better man-manager than Jürgen since Fergie. Absolutely dedicated to getting the best out of their players. You look back at times where Fergie was playing arguably not-so-talented players and still getting them beating Chelsea and Liverpool at the peak of their powers. You couldn’t say that O’Shea, Brown, Fletcher were anywhere near world class. And I reckon you could say the same about Origi, Wijnaldum, Matip, and yet they’re all champions league winners and pivotal to their clubs success because of the backing of the manager.
I'd say early Mourinho deserves a shout, before it really went bad. He worked with some of the most difficult personalities the modern game has seen (Balotelli, Ibra, Robben, C. Ronaldo) and he got those guys to say they'd kill for him. He even man-managed the media and press! But alas, he couldn't sustain it.
@@stephenmason9527Mourinho was a serious student of sports psychology in his early years. The pressure got to Jose, and he took out his frustrations on the players too often. At the end of Chelsea the mutual respect between players and coach dwindled away. At ManU he began making poorly disguised insults about his own players to the media. Klopp would never ever do such a thing. If the press tried to bait Fergie, Fergie would defend the player and then start cussing out the journalist. Jurgen and Alex knew that maintaining respect was paramount (and respect does not always mean nice).
Frankly speaking I don't know how Klopp does it.... You don't get any player he's managed speak ill of him.... The way he interacts with his players alone can be a source of confidence.... This man is fantastic
Even as a non-Liverpool fan, but have always had a soft spot for them since the Alaves 5-4 UEFA Cup Final 2001, I've found Klopp's time at Liverpool fascinating. You see how Klopp is with everyone on the LFC's RUclips "Inside Anfield" series - the love from the staff at Melwood to how he greets his players - such love, warmth and that massive grin he wears so well. Hope he stays at LFC for a good few years to come.
Klopp is basically just a good man as well as an extremely astute manager. He combines emotional intelligence with a detailed, methodical approach to organising teams who win over a period of time.
As a guy who loves everything football, this channel definitely is one of the best football channel out there. You got a subs from me. Keep the great content going my guy. 👍
@@BazIrvine it mean before Klopp managed Liverpool, they're always being trolled and mocked by the others. They mocked about our last major trophy is UCL 2005 + never win the league and LIverpool will always talk about history. Now UCL been won and EPL is on its way
that's really cool. it's funny because you always think of desperately wanting to meet footballers. I have never wanted to meet a manager before until klopp. there's just something refreshing about him. so glad he's our manager
Quickly becoming my favourite channel. Also love you have a partnership with The Athletic which I also enjoy reading. A great beacon for insightful, thoughtful and educational videos.
As a united fan i can only have nothing but respect towards Jurgen Klopp and what he did with Liverpool, such things dont happen often in history. No one should be bitter or angry about it, we should be happy be could see a team do such remarkable sthing.
Jurgen Klopp is simply one of the best managers in a world of football. Love him at Dortmund then, Love him at Liverpool now. Echte Liebe, You'll Never Walk Alone.
The best trait of Jurgen Klopp is that his players will always give it 100%. You can see that the Liverpool players truly love him. After the CL semi final vs Barca you can see pure and true emotion that the players had for him as their manager. Then when they won the final it's as if they won it not just for themselves but for Klopp too. Klopp is a manager who will NEVER lose the dressing room and that is the key to his success.
The first time I ever saw or heard anything about Klopp was from a short video of a training session when he was the manager at Dortmund. It was raining and he had all of his players lined up facing a fence, away from the cameras, and he had them doing pushups LOL He was just strolling down the line of them and screaming at them... like a drill instructor in the military. I was like woah, who is this guy?
You should make a video on "the disgrace of Gijon". Its the perfect kind of story for your channel. Its a lesser known footballing event (at leas among the predominantly British viewer base of this channel) and it explains why we have simultaneous final group stage matches to this day
Just watching how Klopp turned Dortmund and Liverpool into something bigger, and the change he’s had on players like Salah and apparantly Wijnaldum (I’m sure he had some change on Coutinho, Firmino, Lewandowski, and Reus) tells me so much about his approach with the team. I wish I got know him myself.
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A German with Humour?!!
Tifo Football can you make a video about why Real Madrid are struggling what is wrong with their tactics.
Hope it stops soon. Realistically no ones gonna pay for content like this, I know it’s supposed to be more detailed and better written but from what I can tell it’s just regular articles with more click-bait.
I am not a football fan but I love the info that you give out. Keep it up!
@kittyand fox There'll be no slacking here, friend!
Who wants a Kloppo hug??
Definitely me and my whole family😭😂
Klopp hugs are the answer to world peace! :D
@@rizwaanali6562 Word man🤗
@@rizwaanali6562 word😂😂
I'm not even a Liverpool fan, but I'd die a happy man if I got just one good Klopp hug.
@@willmccollough5892 Hahaha good man🤗
"I will show them my Ronaldo undies, the boys will love it, for shoor"
Hahaha I read it with Klopp's voice,hillarious.
"HA-HA-HA-HA!"
you forgot to mix in some "ja ja ja"
geronimo8159 boom
"fosho"
I personally don't know Klopp, but if you think he's faking it then you're deluded, no one can fake charisma and personality like that.
Have you heard of Zlatan
@@LitOwl93 Zlatan is not charismatic, he's just arrogant for me and not good arrogant like Mohammed Ali was.
Pep can
With that being said, LFC needs to prepare when Klopp's contract is up. I don't need him 2b another Arsene Fergusson.
@@princesssolace4337 arsene Ferguson?
So happy that we as Liverpool fans love Jorgen Klopp and for me, I love his personality.
Aww, bless!!.. group hug, yeah???
Diego Simeone and Jürgen Klopp are among my favourite managers.
When I heard that Klopp was moving to Liverpool, I felt incredibly envious, because I know from his Borussia Dortmund days that he's good.
If Diego Simeone ever leaves Atletico Madrid, I want someone like Klopp to take over.
Klopp is everything Michael Scott wants to be
CR7: take those boxers off..
Klopp:that's what she said..
lmfao just finished watching the office then watched this and gotta say that's true.
I'm watching the office these days and hell ya I was thinking the same.
this. gold.
this ... this is what I call a perfect comment
Jurgen is just a wonderful human being, I liked him when he was at Dortmund because of the football and his apparent madness. But since he came to liverpool he actually makes every fan feel like they are part of the team. I love having him as a manager, I look forward to every game as soon as the last ones over.
Some may call this madness but I would rather have him as a manager and watch his players playing magnificent football than to see liverpool win the premier league and European competitions.
Never change herr klopp!
❤
We already have the champions league in the bag...🏆
Why not both? Lol
Klopps attitude bring the dressing room together
You have coaches who are obsessed with football, coaches who are great people managers and there's Jurgen Klopp. Right in the middle between crazy obsessed and crazy loving.
The Normal One
Shankly was the stern grandfather
Paisley was the kindly uncle
Dalgleish (at least first time around) was the older brother.
But Klopp? Klopp is the Dad.
Houllier is the jolly French cousin while Benitez is the stern father in law with a heart of gold XD
I agree with much, but Kenny was a King, not an older brother.
Jayfive276 and u a froot lol
Hopefully Gerrard will be the prodigal son
@@teletubbypo318 Oh, do the big words scare you little boy? Are the full sentences confusing to you? Fuck off.
Gave me goosebumps! Great work!
When is the Hannibal series coming back?
BatChest
Juergen Klopp the Dad of Liverpool Football Club
"HE was like a father to me, i love him as my son"
Words to live by
juergeeeen
For our sake (LFC) there better be a Jurgen 2, Bone Jurgen etc. Maybe pewds dad after Klopp?
Nani the fuck?
lmao
The athletic has really taken over football RUclips...
Content creators need money
@Afnan Malik why not for the good? I think they made good videos from their articles, didn't you like the video?
@Afnan Malik well that's your opinion, I knew this information before but I still enjoyed the video. and if this "promotion" gonna keep this channel around then i'm happy with it. in fact I encourage it
And the athletic really isnt that great if youre into League 1; primera liga or even serie a
Afnan Malik the Athletic has some of the best sports journalism around I don’t know what you’re on about
imo what Klopp has managed with liverpool is far more impressive than what pep has done with City.
For sure from 8th to title challenging and a European cup winning side, without being handed a lot of money in each season. Whereas pep got money straight off the back and city were already winning titles. It would be very interesting to see Pep manage a team without a lot of money.
LIAM Yes, could Pep turn Huddersfield Town’s losing mentality around? We are looking for a Manager. UTT!!!
@@rbarrowclough haha probably not.
Top top manager
@@LIAM-zn9qn Steady on. Klopp took over a team with a pedigree of titles and European Cups. Even though they haven't won the league for 30 years they had the resources to always be Champions League contenders.
Stay with me on this one. I think his unique ethos of genuine compassion and understanding for his players, as well as showing raw unrestrained emotions, says a lot about what powerful masculine leadership should be in these crazy modern times we live in. Especially compared to 2 other floppy blond haired men
Lovely video and so nice. Klopp once said aswell that he NEVER in his life had the feeling he goes to work. He is so confident and free in himself.
"It helps to understand that football is not the most important thing in the world. It's still a game and players need the freedom to actually play it" -- Klopp
I really hope Klopp becomes Liverpool's Fergie. He has all that he needs. Hopefully, they'll win the title this season
Nobody stays at a club for very long anymore, managers get bored
@@mxchael_0385 I think Kloppo is different. He's turned around that club completely. I still remember when they barely made the Europa League each season.
@@johnnyspeedyful yea he changed Dortmund around too in the same way and then moved on...
@@ICULooking The main reason he left Dortmund was that he was sick of selling their players to Bayern. He thought he had reached their ceiling. Liverpool is a much bigger club so (under him) our ceiling is pretty much limitless. It's just a shame that City are such a phenomenal side at the moment haha
@@mxchael_0385 I think i remember him stating somewhere that he'd like to retire soon ish. If he wins everything
He’s the kind of teacher that you enjoy every second of his class.
I remember the Klopp hysteria when he joined Liverpool. And he has done even better then people could imagine.
The video should be named "What Wijnaldum thinks of Klopp."
YNWA ❤
"Let's talk about six baby!"
Six year ban from European competition?
@@karmafuture yeah
And they say the Liverpool fans are insufferable..
Komrade Egg he’s referring to the Juve - Pool incident. An edgelord if there ever was one
@@karmafuture hooliganism start in england, if city or united is succes enough in europe at that time im sure they will do the same
Liverpool made for klopp and klopp made for Liverpool. He is the manager we needed and wanted and ultimately got, he will lead us to more glory no doubt
Klopp, the Kop. From a club that sings YNWA to a club that is known for YNWA, coincidence? I think not
Yeah, but sooner or later we want him back. in 2022 the contract of löw runs out and we need a national trainer
@@mrherbal fcuk u..u don't need him..
Let him with us..
U are fucking moron
@@upthefuckingreds2546 what planet you on its every managers dream to manage their national team..
@@openyourheart6161 who said?
Great video, thank you!
Klopp is actually awesome as a leader, every CEO, manager, teacher, coach etc. should learn from him. It’s the hardest thing to criticize and yet motivate people and get the best out of them, while they still feel good. I mean everybody wants satisfaction and feel good at his/her job. So if you get praise and support and trust your leader, you will almost certainly work hard and do your best.
It’s so hard to be professional and not take things personally. Like Gini Wijnaldum said in another interview he was mad at Klopp and disappointed when he wasn‘t in the starting formation against Barcelona. In the end, he scored two important goals and was happy.
It’s my first time here but I feel like a family to Liverpool! My uncle has been as a Liverpool die-hard since he was born and he always never gave up no matter how the team plays! I’ve been following Jürgen klopp’s Interview since the champions league final against Madrid and he’s being mentor, a true smart german! Very positive and enough confidence to achieve goals!! Long-live Liverpool!! ☝️ ❤️!
Really interesting insight into Klopp's man-management. One thing that strikes me about Klopp is his ability to intuitively read his players personalities and what makes them tick.. and he's able to harness it into a wider collective, ensuring the squad chemistry is spot on. With Pep you get the sense that his sheer brilliance from a technical and tactical perspective ensures the players don't step out of line but his players don't have that same personal connection with him whereas Klopp reminds me of Fergie in this respect.. players will run through walls for him.
There probably hasn’t been a better man-manager than Jürgen since Fergie. Absolutely dedicated to getting the best out of their players. You look back at times where Fergie was playing arguably not-so-talented players and still getting them beating Chelsea and Liverpool at the peak of their powers.
You couldn’t say that O’Shea, Brown, Fletcher were anywhere near world class. And I reckon you could say the same about Origi, Wijnaldum, Matip, and yet they’re all champions league winners and pivotal to their clubs success because of the backing of the manager.
I'd say early Mourinho deserves a shout, before it really went bad. He worked with some of the most difficult personalities the modern game has seen (Balotelli, Ibra, Robben, C. Ronaldo) and he got those guys to say they'd kill for him. He even man-managed the media and press! But alas, he couldn't sustain it.
When he bought van persie and won the league with those average players behind rvp by wining 1-0's That was brilliant . I'm an lfc fan but respect
@@stephenmason9527Mourinho was a serious student of sports psychology in his early years. The pressure got to Jose, and he took out his frustrations on the players too often. At the end of Chelsea the mutual respect between players and coach dwindled away. At ManU he began making poorly disguised insults about his own players to the media.
Klopp would never ever do such a thing. If the press tried to bait Fergie, Fergie would defend the player and then start cussing out the journalist. Jurgen and Alex knew that maintaining respect was paramount (and respect does not always mean nice).
@@ComradeOgilvy1984 Mourinho is definitely a cautionary tale as of late, but his beginnings are far, far too easily forgotten by most.
Matip and wijnaldum are world class and origi can be world class if he becomes more consistent so I dont know what you are on about
Klopp to me is the kind of person you can love from afar, even if you've never met him yourself.
Well, I always fancied Klopp the most as a manager.
Klopp is definitely the school teacher everyone loves.
His explanation just made me tear up. What a man. I can feel his passion from the words out of the player's mouth
Suprab Rajbhandari weak soya sauce leaking balls
Frankly speaking I don't know how Klopp does it.... You don't get any player he's managed speak ill of him.... The way he interacts with his players alone can be a source of confidence.... This man is fantastic
@@hammurabii.3173 Very true
There's no words to describe how perfect of a match he is
This is what I need from one leader to another. Thank you.
Even as a non-Liverpool fan, but have always had a soft spot for them since the Alaves 5-4 UEFA Cup Final 2001, I've found Klopp's time at Liverpool fascinating. You see how Klopp is with everyone on the LFC's RUclips "Inside Anfield" series - the love from the staff at Melwood to how he greets his players - such love, warmth and that massive grin he wears so well. Hope he stays at LFC for a good few years to come.
Klopp should write a book after he retires. Would be an instant bestseller!!
"The Normal One"
At least in Germany. I would definitely buy it, that's for sure. :)
Liverpool fans loves Klopp.. he is a care taker.. top top manager..
ami ramlan Dortmund Fans too. We miss him.
like the old saying goes:
"still a better love story than Twilight"
Absolutely fantastic video. Coming from a United fan.
If he was a your club I would still like him.
My favourite coach. Even though I'm a barca fan.
Me too.
He’s a great manager, and even a better person
Klopp is basically just a good man as well as an extremely astute manager. He combines emotional intelligence with a detailed, methodical approach to organising teams who win over a period of time.
Jurgen and Gini, a love story 😀
Great work as always.
One of my favorite managers ever!!! Awesome Vid!
As a guy who loves everything football, this channel definitely is one of the best football channel out there. You got a subs from me. Keep the great content going my guy. 👍
Klopp is the reason Liverpool lost the banter crown it had been carrying for the past decade.
Sorry if I seem a bit dense but what do you mean?
@@BazIrvine it mean before Klopp managed Liverpool, they're always being trolled and mocked by the others. They mocked about our last major trophy is UCL 2005 + never win the league and LIverpool will always talk about history. Now UCL been won and EPL is on its way
I used to love to make that joke
@BANCHESTER YANITED COMEDY CLUB CENTRAL Arsenal. Even tho we lost to them😂😂
and to think this is only from Gini perspective, he have help and inspire a lot of players not just in Liverpool but Dortmund as well
One of the most genuine managers. When he's angry or happy, you know it's genuine.
I love this kind of positive manager, I'd run through brick walls for this man
Wow not only a great tactical mind but also a great character, AMAZING!
The best football channel on RUclips
that's really cool. it's funny because you always think of desperately wanting to meet footballers. I have never wanted to meet a manager before until klopp. there's just something refreshing about him. so glad he's our manager
Absolutely love Jurgen right from his Dortmund days, wish Lampard emulates him 💙
I'm a Liverpool fan but I've always loved Frankie and i wish he becomes a successful manager
Great video as always, liked the animation 👌🏻
Klopp has the ability to find the funniest way to deal a difficult situation....
Klopp is definitely best man management in game.
Tifo is Quality! 😭
The kloppster is unbelievable
This is an excellent video. Bloody well done
Excellent insight! Inner sanctum on the routine is greatly appreciated. Very beneficial
Quickly becoming my favourite channel. Also love you have a partnership with The Athletic which I also enjoy reading.
A great beacon for insightful, thoughtful and educational videos.
And Wijnaldum repaid it with the two goals against Barca. Thankful for this bunch of lads for making it 6ix!
Klopp and Wijnaldum, the love story you never knew you needed❤️😂
Good manager that Liverpool player have and more blessing to the club.
Loved him so much
Finally tifo made content on Liverpool!!! Yaa
That wasn't a video, it was a bona fide, partially animated love letter ;-)
The bromance between these two is superb.
As a united fan i can only have nothing but respect towards Jurgen Klopp and what he did with Liverpool, such things dont happen often in history. No one should be bitter or angry about it, we should be happy be could see a team do such remarkable sthing.
Not a Liverpool fan but man do i enjoy watching Klopp getting the success and recognition he deserves.
This is not only interesting for its content, this is one of the best presentations I have ever seen. Is there a name for that kind of presentation?
Jurgen Klopp is simply one of the best managers in a world of football.
Love him at Dortmund then, Love him at Liverpool now. Echte Liebe, You'll Never Walk Alone.
I just can’t imagine if he does leave us..please stay for 100 years mr Klopp
The best trait of Jurgen Klopp is that his players will always give it 100%. You can see that the Liverpool players truly love him. After the CL semi final vs Barca you can see pure and true emotion that the players had for him as their manager. Then when they won the final it's as if they won it not just for themselves but for Klopp too. Klopp is a manager who will NEVER lose the dressing room and that is the key to his success.
The first time I ever saw or heard anything about Klopp was from a short video of a training session when he was the manager at Dortmund. It was raining and he had all of his players lined up facing a fence, away from the cameras, and he had them doing pushups LOL
He was just strolling down the line of them and screaming at them... like a drill instructor in the military. I was like woah, who is this guy?
He treat him so good that they become legend in one year.
For example
VDD
Virgil Dan Dijk?
Merseyside Red Virtual Din Donk
@@almchendolf It's Virgil Don Dijk.
@@ho4628 Love your name lol
This is the best thing about him , he has no ego , he made a joke out of himself in front of the team just to elevate their mood
And now they're champions of England!
Oh my klopp
Wow, this was surprisingly touching
I love tifo football 😍
You should make a video on "the disgrace of Gijon". Its the perfect kind of story for your channel. Its a lesser known footballing event (at leas among the predominantly British viewer base of this channel) and it explains why we have simultaneous final group stage matches to this day
Gini showed what he can do against Barca.... Klopp knew he had it in him and Jurgen knows how and when to unleash that energy in his players.
what a fantastic insight
Klopp is probably the best man manager in the Prem.
Only behind Pep Guardiola. Pep and Klopp know how to get the best out of their team.
@@theEchannel_official but only after Pep get backed by billions on his back.
I’d love to know how OGS treats his players, or how they players react to him, just doesn’t strike me as a natural leader
Doesn't even look like he could hurt a fly everything counts to making a top manager
You didnt have time to write a full name?
@@Steve23JJ probably didn't know how to spell it
Ole Gunnar Solksjær
That moment when your home town of Formby gets a mention on Tifo
3:40
Klopp: Every slip will let it go
Steven Gerrard:*Flashbacks
the video title scared me but my fears are gone now
I might be biased as a liverpool fan but Jurgen genuinely seems amazing.
Love your videos tifo, keep it up!!!
God damn it I love Jurgen so much.
He is an excellent manager, and a better person, no doubt
Just watching how Klopp turned Dortmund and Liverpool into something bigger, and the change he’s had on players like Salah and apparantly Wijnaldum (I’m sure he had some change on Coutinho, Firmino, Lewandowski, and Reus) tells me so much about his approach with the team. I wish I got know him myself.
Who else got teary 😢?
both very mature manager and player.
2 liverpool legends , great vid Tifo 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
came here after Gini's farewell
Anyone else know where i could find other similar stories on Klopp?
Great vid guys as always!
This was so good