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How do I watch this whole match? I need to see this!!

Interesting review, although a few samples to illustrate points or changing up the cadence of your voice as you present would help your overall style.

good vid bro!!!! your smoke detector needs new batteries tho...

good vid

ViViZ❤ hope u can do discography review for Gfriend too!

Never, ever do one listen album reviews. You’re an NF fan so it makes sense that you don’t listen to much rap, but that’s the worst thing you could possibly do.

“Yapping on the track.” You’re clearly a casual. He was paying homage to Kanye’s Last Call.

Dude! You just let me know MGMT had a new album and that's AWESOME. The 1st album came out my freshman year of college. I saw them open for Paul McCartney at Fenway before they dropped Congratulations so they were playing these weird psychedelic jams. Congratulations is INCREDIBLE.

What division, there's fuck all going on apart from Toni Storm, Julia Harts been MIA this year in the ring, apart from a tiny crumb and trickle of a story for statlander or Ruby soho, the 'division' is fucked atm, 1 match a show is just not good enough and most of that is spent on Toni Storm (though great she is) is wearing her character out quick. AEW was my top wrestling production last year, loved it. But the ball has seriously been dropped and I am so damn disappointed in the whole product.

Eric Nam can definitely be hard to categorize. He had his start in the Korean industry, but I get the sense that he would like to have a more mainstream breakthrough. I remember watching an interview where he talked about how he had to go to Korea to start a career in order to come back to Atlanta to perform (he is from Atlanta), because there just didn't seem to be opportunities for asians in the music industry in America. A lot of his music seems to be more pop than k-pop geared, sometimes. I don't follow him super closely, but he has lots of songs in English. Edit: I found this interview clip about his 2022 album being in English which addresses part of this: th-cam.com/video/rgB-bPOaunU/w-d-xo.html And the conversation in this older interview starting at 23:35: th-cam.com/video/jhXArnaz66k/w-d-xo.html

Honestly when you get into the habit of listening to the albums while walking reading learning working you can consitently hit like 2-5 alb per day

great video b! new sub

This really connected with me. thank you for sharing

As a major kpop stan, it was really cool hearing about someone listening to albums I've long-loved for the first time. It was also great to get some ideas on new music to listen to, since I find myself trying to branch out into english music lately. Anyway, really liked this video man, inspired me to try something like it for myself!

this is a good idea bro. imma cop some new earbuds and start this

banger vid keep up the work ❤️

SwaVay is genuinely one of the greatest people I've met and a genuine friend of all, he's damn near a big brother figure to me. GROWN MAN is such a relatable song and one of my favorites from the album, and I think you are spot on with most of the takes in this video. Salute to ya, family!

Great 👍

Thxs for sharing you lucky man. It was very pleasent and interesting to listen.

I was lucky enough to be there. It was truly special watching it live in person. Japanese crowds are usually quiet and respectful, but they got vocal and excited during the matches. The matches were that awesome. I must also admit that the results went as I wanted them to, to make it even more enjoyable!

Stardom could look a bit confusing for who are used to the western model of pro-wrestling. But, after 4 years watching every single match in Stardom, following every single stroyline, western promotions storylines looks so empty, without any content. Not get me wrong, AEW was a truly gift when started, but I like it for the awesome matches, and don't give much attention to the stories. But, maybe this is because I've become more used to way Stardom run things. Stardom have something that western promotions maybe have forgotten: They treat pro-wrestling like an art, something to inspire , to make you thrilled, not only like a bussiness to make lots of money with billionaire contracts. I've cried a lot watching so many matches in Stardom, but this one was something so deep, so well elaborated, story driven and brutally emotional that's nobody's was prepared. And the tale continues. Utami now will get a time for herself, away from Queen's Quest. That brutal cage match saved their confidence, restored their trust, united the members... Maybe this is what Utami wanted in the end: Show to her partners how a team, a family, needs to be. How every members need to behave with each other, not measuring efforts, not fearing the pain, not affraid to take all risks by yourself, bleeding if necessary, offering your hand, even if this means fall, so, we will fall together. And we will rise together again. She's was saying To all of them stay strong while she's out. Queen's Quest find their way to the glory again, now, it's time to the Great Queen, Utami Hayashishita find her way to the top again. People could not like way Stardom behaves on the matches, the shows or on the gimmicks, but, they cannot make any excuses, saying they don't know how to touch your heart.

So sad such a beautiful soul like Hana’s was taken from us. She was a true delight to have around.