*McCullin - "I'm McCullin, two rules; Rule one - you're no good to me dead. Rule two - Ah, what's it matter? You're all probably going to end up dead anyway."* *===========================================================* *Huxley - "Well, that was sure inspiring."* *===========================================================* *Dixon - "You want inspiration, Huxley? Read a poem. Today, we're on a secret mission to get coffee and donuts. The only problem is; the Germans drank all the coffee, and ate all the donuts. So now, we gotta' go kick their asses.* *===========================================================* *Huxley - "Or we could just stay back at base, and eat some of those nice french rolls they got."*
TheOnlyWeirdDude I like that in the last cutscene Guzzo says that and Huxley says what Dixon says. Basically they both learned to respect their positions after losing great leaders.
This is one of the first and only Call of Duty which included the Polish, French, and Canadian characters into a WW2 First-person shooter alongside with the British and the Americans, suggesting that WW2 was more of a combined effort by everyone in the Allies.
Kamzil118 more like the only WW2 game that does that, every game glorifies the americans as, saviours of the free world from facism with their british sidekick with the occasional soviets to help out.
SS Obersturmbannfuhrer Battleship Bismarck The end (or 2nd last mission) should be the Gateway to Hell, where you first capture Stalingrad until the last couple of houseblocks and are then pushed back by the Red Army, or the last mission should the successful but failed Operation Citadel (Kursk) because that was one of the last German counteroffensive. It would work really well because as the German you are totally overwhelmed by the massive Red Army, its a survival against waves of soldiers (lots to shoot)
Multiplayer for COD 3 was terrible. And the fact that it didn't have a PC release costed it's exposure, but it's Singleplayer campaign is by far the best, only followed by the BO 1 and 2 story
"Our secret mission was to get coffee and doughnuts, problem is, the nazis drank all the coffee and ate all the doughnuts, so now we got to go kick their asses" one of my favorite quotes from the game
I was so proud when I saw for the first time Polish characters in this game. I said to my older brother:"Look,I'm playing as Polish soldiers!". I burst into tears while playing the last mission,.Great memories and heart full of joy...Thank you for this opportunity. Cześć i chwała bohaterom!!!
reminds me that last mission where we must take out tanks with anti tank guns and Bazooka rockets.. and then when i got to the credits my body was full of goosebumps because of this music.. damn old but gold !
I had to hold it in. When it was like late at night and the credits started rolling, I lost it. My grandfather was a WW2 veteran who fought in Okinawa and now I remember why the heroes who fought the war on such a huge scale. To our brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers and brethren who lost their lives just to protect their country, their legacy will not be forgotten. Without COD3, I would forget how important WW2 was and how this event shaped history as we know it today.
craZyblaZe I kind of don’t want them to because everyone who played from 2006 and has memories of it truly knows the game but if everyone starts playing it and has no idea about the game it would be so annoying because they can’t share those memories 😂
First Call of duty I've played. Boy those were the days. Made a lasting impression on me as i would usually quote remarks from the game, Particularly "Want an inspiration? Read a Poem"
The Polish where surely the bravest guys to fight here. Some of 'em fought in Poland in 39 and then fought 42, 43 and 44 with the brits. Big supp from France, they where all bohaters
Over 12 years have passed ever since I fought in this war. Thanks for your inspiration and leadership Sgt Dixon, I salute you after twelve years I lost you, but you're always in my thoughts. Thank you Sgt.
tbh i loved this game my grandad was a sniper in a scottish regiment in france during ww2 he was a true insparation and when i showed him this game and played it he cried and stood up infromation and saluted and says well done at the end of the game true hero my grandad is
This was the Last Cod i had played when i was younger, I remember when going to school i whistled this theme, many years have passed and someone was telling me about the old Cod's and I noticed he skipped 3, told him to play it and we whistled the song together o7
kowalski-'bang boom' kowalski dreams to marry a girl in a gingham dress and live in a farm in minnesota but the thing is stoping him is 3 million german soldiers.
Back on 2012 and 2013 I used to play it online on PS2, "BLACK OPS 1" was my nickname (at the moment I thought it sounded cool lol). I still remember some other players. Anyone here mates? :L
When this plays in that final mission.... chills, everytime. I kinda miss the old Call of Duties where you played as an often faceless/voiceless soldier who was just another cog in the machine. I do love some of the more over the top characters like Captain Price, Reznov, Woods, etc., but all this "operator" nonsense is a bit much for me. A remaster of this or all the zombies maps in one package would be about the only thing I'd pay full price for from CoD these days.
My first cod where finest hour,big red one and this one in ps2 they where the first and best for me!!(they always stay in my mind and heart)All need remaster
This was the only game Joel Goldsmith (the composer of this game) that he composed for. Sadly, he didn't live long enough (2012) to compose for other games. But he did do a lot for different TV series and films.
i used to watch my dad play this with his friends all night when i was like 2, everytime id hear this song itd put me right to sleep. my favourite song
"I'm McCullin, two rules. Rule One, you're no good to me dead. Rule Two, ah what difference does it make, you'll all probably end up dead anyway." - Sgt. John McCullin, U.S Army "Doyle? You listenin' to me Doyle? So, as I was sayin' only two things the Frenchies are any good at, surrenderin' and kissin'. Am I borin' ya Sergeant?" - Cpl. Keith, SAS "Je m'appelle Pierre LaRoche, welcome to France mon ami." - Pierre LaRoche, French Resistance "It is Richter's tank! The swina who drove us from the motherland." - Polish Firefly Crew (Kowalski, Jacowicz, Ulan, and Bohater) "Cole get on that fifty cal, Peterson start loading some ammo. And someone turn off that radio that's not fighting music!" - Sgt. Peterson, Royal Canadian Army CoD 3 was one of the most, if not the most underrated call of duty game of all time. RIP to all who served in WW2 your sacrifice is not forgotten. Legends to those who remember this awesome game! Cheers!
Ahhhh Call of Duty 3.. Back in the good days! This was one of the first games i got for my Xbox 360 back in 2006, and fuck me what a game. This should get a remaster for sure sll the memories.
Bon, we thought we lost you there for a moment, like we lost Callard. I'm putting him in for the Victoria Cross you know, and you for a promotion, Corporal Jean-Guy Robiechauld
COD 3 Remains my favourite COD Game Due to the gameplay, Seperate perspectives (Especially Britain and Canada) The Animations The characters Just everything, really
The Saddest part for me in this game was the Death of Sgt.Callard and Pte.Leslie Baron. Lt.Robichaud even mentioned of endorsing Sgt.Callard for Victoria Cross
jean michel matulatua Dix: "Mccullin, Mccullin, told me to tell ya, he told me to tell ya, you should go to go to hell. But you're alright Guzzo, you're all right"
I know for sure you're right about the Canadians, but for some reason I keep thinking there was another one with the polish but you might be right about that too
This game really showed what it meant that it was a WORLD war.. showed all different sides, but the same struggle.. and BOY.. the nostolgia.. it will always have a special place in my heart. Beautiful track by the way, RIP to the talented composer Joel King Goldsmith
Man I played this game as a toddler, I remember playing this game and beating it hundreds of times ( not kidding either ) with my father. Every time I think of this game I instantly think of the final mission hearing this song. This game inspires me to join the military. Thanks for the childhood!
This was my first ever Game on Xbox. I wish I could experience this game again for the first time. I was very surprised by just how well this game was made. An example of what Cod used to be: A tribute to those that gave their lives for their countries. This game needs a modernisation, I beg
I remember playing this gane first time getting killed first level cuz idk how quick time events worked agaisnt that german soilder during hand to hand GIMMIE THE GUN mode
what a game worth picking up campaign was very good multiplayer is your choice i liked it a lot and sign this was the same company that made black ops 4 what the fuck were treyarch thinking with BO4
![Call Of Duty 3 OST - Main Theme [Extended]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xOJ0m9Std_w/mqdefault.jpg)
First CoD that I ever played. The first time I've completed the game, man, it brought tears to my eyes. They HAVE to remaster this game.
+Pedro Henrique Fernandes for pc
Definitely one of the best in the series.
Pedro Henrique Fernandes agree to you with this one
They have going back all of the classic
Pedro Henrique Fernandes this game is my first call of duty game, this is where my journey of call of duty began
*Googles Call of Duty 3
*Sees first result as Call of Duty: Modern Warefare 3
*:(*
Tactical 360 No Scope Cooking Pot Headshot
Downfall Dolfy true
K̊n̛̘̙̚e̗̚eˮ Its Sad man...... Its sad
Im seeing fucking blackops 3._.
So fucking true. Any time I say to anyone that I love CoD 3 they always say “oh you mean Modern Warfare 3 or Black Ops 3?”
*McCullin - "I'm McCullin, two rules; Rule one - you're no good to me dead. Rule two - Ah, what's it matter? You're all probably going to end up dead anyway."*
*===========================================================*
*Huxley - "Well, that was sure inspiring."*
*===========================================================*
*Dixon - "You want inspiration, Huxley? Read a poem. Today, we're on a secret mission to get coffee and donuts. The only problem is; the Germans drank all the coffee, and ate all the donuts. So now, we gotta' go kick their asses.*
*===========================================================*
*Huxley - "Or we could just stay back at base, and eat some of those nice french rolls they got."*
TheOnlyWeirdDude I like that in the last cutscene Guzzo says that and Huxley says what Dixon says. Basically they both learned to respect their positions after losing great leaders.
But Guzzo wasn't there when mccullen made the speech tho...........
The roles switched at the end made me cry. Guzzo was the new McCullin
TheOnlyWeirdDude In the final cutscene, hux repeat this
he was in the same truck just didn`t say anything.
The music at the end of the last mission literally made me tear up because it was the music that we won and got our coffee and donuts back.
Nice reference;)
+scout19tf2 thanks :)
lol
Have my kids
+Arnoto 5582 Yes!!!!
This is one of the first and only Call of Duty which included the Polish, French, and Canadian characters into a WW2 First-person shooter alongside with the British and the Americans, suggesting that WW2 was more of a combined effort by everyone in the Allies.
ArmyCrab I wish there was a German campaign
SS Oberstumbannfuhrer Battleship Bismarck
The last mission should be the defense of the 9th and civilians during the last days of the war.
I'm pretty sure there wasn't a German campaign, and this is just a plan?
Kamzil118 more like the only WW2 game that does that, every game glorifies the americans as, saviours of the free world from facism with their british sidekick with the occasional soviets to help out.
SS Obersturmbannfuhrer Battleship Bismarck
The end (or 2nd last mission) should be the Gateway to Hell, where you first capture Stalingrad until the last couple of houseblocks and are then pushed back by the Red Army, or the last mission should the successful but failed Operation Citadel (Kursk) because that was one of the last German counteroffensive.
It would work really well because as the German you are totally overwhelmed by the massive Red Army, its a survival against waves of soldiers (lots to shoot)
Call of Duty 3 didn't get enough credit. It was amazing.
Back in 2008 not any more now cod is growing up
Multiplayer for COD 3 was terrible. And the fact that it didn't have a PC release costed it's exposure, but it's Singleplayer campaign is by far the best, only followed by the BO 1 and 2 story
This is my favorite cod game
@@MM-vs2et MP for cod 3 was heavily reliant on teamwork. Something you kids wouldn't understand with your trickshotting
@Arthur That was said 3 days ago, grow up
"Our secret mission was to get coffee and doughnuts, problem is, the nazis drank all the coffee and ate all the doughnuts, so now we got to go kick their asses" one of my favorite quotes from the game
*Never Forget it Treyarch's Masterpiece's. Live FOREVER! -TF2 Soldier.*
no one can beat the classics
no school like the old school
*Never Forget it Treyarch's Masterpiece's. Live FOREVER! -TF2 Soldier.*
Damn u called it classic 9 years ago what about now
@@breakerboy365yes 😢🗿
I was so proud when I saw for the first time Polish characters in this game. I said to my older brother:"Look,I'm playing as Polish soldiers!". I burst into tears while playing the last mission,.Great memories and heart full of joy...Thank you for this opportunity. Cześć i chwała bohaterom!!!
I was proud as hell too! I'm half polish.
Poland 1st to fight!
Niepowstrzymana Nostalgia
reminds me that last mission where we must take out tanks with anti tank guns and Bazooka rockets.. and then when i got to the credits my body was full of goosebumps because of this music.. damn old but gold !
OLD? It's only 2006. OLD is 1906.
Never..it's an amazing game especially if you are fascinated by WWII era...
@@zzzombie888 this piece of art made me excited learning about WW2
If you didn't cry at anytime during this game, you are a heartless monster.
+spartatheminecraft Hell fucking yeah mate!
I cried because I felt like I accomplished something that was worth fighting for
When the Canadian radio operator stayed behind to call in CAS on advancing Tigers.
I had to hold it in. When it was like late at night and the credits started rolling, I lost it. My grandfather was a WW2 veteran who fought in Okinawa and now I remember why the heroes who fought the war on such a huge scale.
To our brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers and brethren who lost their lives just to protect their country, their legacy will not be forgotten. Without COD3, I would forget how important WW2 was and how this event shaped history as we know it today.
BitcoinGaming respect for your Grandfather :')
Heroes are not gifted with super powers. They're gifted with bravery.
Specter US ARMY
Damn right
I really wished they could do a remastered version of this, so that more players will be able to play an amazing game!
Yeah !!
craZyblaZe I kind of don’t want them to because everyone who played from 2006 and has memories of it truly knows the game but if everyone starts playing it and has no idea about the game it would be so annoying because they can’t share those memories 😂
@@JA-rk9cg It's stupid but I have to admit I do feel that way
I cry every time when I am forced to leave Dixon's body behind 😫
rest in peace srt dixon
Thats really cool!!:)
same here lmao
same
McCullin, McCullin, he, he... he told me to tell you to go to hell, but you're okay Guzzo, you're okay :'(
Best campaign i ever have play.
Best world war 2 game ever
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Jessicha Kristyanti this is a stupid comment I ever seen
First Call of duty I've played. Boy those were the days. Made a lasting impression on me as i would usually quote remarks from the game, Particularly "Want an inspiration? Read a Poem"
Actually the guy who you control in Polish Campaing is nameless because "Bohater" in Polish means "Hero". It's not a name.
Maybe thats his nickname?
Yeah, I'm from a Polish background and I played this game growing up as a young lad, and was so confused when they started talking Polish.
The Polish where surely the bravest guys to fight here. Some of 'em fought in Poland in 39 and then fought 42, 43 and 44 with the brits. Big supp from France, they where all bohaters
Over 12 years have passed ever since I fought in this war. Thanks for your inspiration and leadership Sgt Dixon, I salute you after twelve years I lost you, but you're always in my thoughts. Thank you Sgt.
*Never Forget it Treyarch's Masterpiece's. Live FOREVER! -TF2 Soldier.*
Too bad it never released for PC, played it on Xbox 360 and it was awesome!
Famous Frank If you have Xbox one it is backwards compatible
Famous Frank i play it every once in awhile on my PS2
This was the best call of duty characters. They had breakdowns like real people. And they were probably the bravest. Like if you agree.
tbh i loved this game my grandad was a sniper in a scottish regiment in france during ww2 he was a true insparation and when i showed him this game and played it he cried and stood up infromation and saluted and says well done at the end of the game true hero my grandad is
This should be what people get excited for instead of the crappy future games we have been getting
Big Red One too!
Idk I think Big Red One had better characters but this one is 2nd
@@Guacamanoli then vanguard came out
This was the Last Cod i had played when i was younger, I remember when going to school i whistled this theme, many years have passed and someone was telling me about the old Cod's and I noticed he skipped 3, told him to play it and we whistled the song together o7
I really like that they pud the Canadian and polish campain in the game. Those army are never shown in ww2 games.
Yeah that was amazing
"that's it. there running. we did it. we did it!!" - private marek "beksa" ulan
Call of Duty 3 + Battlefield 1 graphics = Most amazing CoD ever.
best theme of all COD games
first ever cod i played and the ending battle in chambois brought such a satisfying closure to a classic journey
Died so much in chambois hard mission
"THE HUNTER'S ON! RIGHT BOHATER?!"
When you finish a truly great videogame and the final music touches your soul
"Do you want inspiration private? Read a poem!"
Search call of duty 3 and you will get mw3 this game is the best call of duty and has the best menu theme ever
3:48 The best part!!
kowalski-'bang boom' kowalski dreams to marry a girl in a gingham dress and live in a farm in minnesota but the thing is stoping him is 3 million german soldiers.
Sadly he dies :((
lol yeah
1:27 for the nostalgic increase!
A cod game has no right having a theme that goes this hard, like come on I’m just inspired to finish the fight now.
1- Battlefield 1942 main theme
2- Call of Duty 3 main theme
3- Hitman 2 Silent Assassin main theme
Plz remaster dis game!!!
PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW WHAT A REAL COD GAME IS!! I AM CRYING RIGHT NOW AND I AM PROUD!!!!!
Yeeees
I do, but not the old grey televisions to play that gen of games on.
Gabriel Cabral I am pissed of i can't find my okd ps2, and not even my cod3 box
I remember the good old days when i got PS2 and CoD 3 . First game i ever played on consoles and first game that i finished
I started playing cod 3 today to this music can't wait to start back tomorrow
Back on 2012 and 2013 I used to play it online on PS2, "BLACK OPS 1" was my nickname (at the moment I thought it sounded cool lol). I still remember some other players.
Anyone here mates? :L
I hope you can find your friends
Best Call Of Duty Music EVERRRR
For a 12 year old video i never get tired of this theme. God i miss the old days
"You wanna inspiration private?! Read a poem.Sgt.Mculling is ten times the soldier than you will never be." Corporal Dixon.
I nearly cried when they switched the roles at the end so they said the same thing but with different characters
I know right
R.I.P. Dixon
@@JA-rk9cg yeah lol
Same age me and this game, first game I had ever played and will forever remember it.
"We will not lose this hill!"
- Jackowicz, seeing Germans advance on Hill 262.
best game in the franchise, shit unique was that the game was not released to computer.
memories of when i was 5 asking my dad to do the hand to hand combat scenes becasue it was too fast for me 😂
Still listening in 2020... 14 years since this came out
When this plays in that final mission.... chills, everytime.
I kinda miss the old Call of Duties where you played as an often faceless/voiceless soldier who was just another cog in the machine. I do love some of the more over the top characters like Captain Price, Reznov, Woods, etc., but all this "operator" nonsense is a bit much for me. A remaster of this or all the zombies maps in one package would be about the only thing I'd pay full price for from CoD these days.
I never really looked at this era of titles being so much Video Games.
More like lessons on how Brave our Grandparents were.
This is a real call of duty game this was my childhood
This gives me memories back when I was 10 :) I still play it EPIC
only CoD game to make you feel emotional for the men and women you fought alongside with
My first cod where finest hour,big red one and this one in ps2 they where the first and best for me!!(they always stay in my mind and heart)All need remaster
This was the only game Joel Goldsmith (the composer of this game) that he composed for. Sadly, he didn't live long enough (2012) to compose for other games. But he did do a lot for different TV series and films.
Felt emotional connections with every single one of these characters hahaha they basically raised me as a child. These right here are my 17 parents :)
02:51 best part
0:00 - 6:21 *best part**
i used to watch my dad play this with his friends all night when i was like 2, everytime id hear this song itd put me right to sleep. my favourite song
2:49 best part
We always remember Isabel DuFontein,MacCulin and Dixon
Que saudade...
Plínio Maciel Muitas sdds
Plínio Maciel Muuuuiitas saudades
Sim :,(
Vdd
Muita
Bring back my childhood 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I'm so love with musical nostalgia with my game play station 2 😫😭
"I'm McCullin, two rules. Rule One, you're no good to me dead. Rule Two, ah what difference does it make, you'll all probably end up dead anyway."
- Sgt. John McCullin, U.S Army
"Doyle? You listenin' to me Doyle? So, as I was sayin' only two things the Frenchies are any good at, surrenderin' and kissin'. Am I borin' ya Sergeant?"
- Cpl. Keith, SAS
"Je m'appelle Pierre LaRoche, welcome to France mon ami."
- Pierre LaRoche, French Resistance
"It is Richter's tank! The swina who drove us from the motherland."
- Polish Firefly Crew (Kowalski, Jacowicz, Ulan, and Bohater)
"Cole get on that fifty cal, Peterson start loading some ammo. And someone turn off that radio that's not fighting music!"
- Sgt. Peterson, Royal Canadian Army
CoD 3 was one of the most, if not the most underrated call of duty game of all time. RIP to all who served in WW2 your sacrifice is not forgotten. Legends to those who remember this awesome game! Cheers!
Ahhhh Call of Duty 3.. Back in the good days! This was one of the first games i got for my Xbox 360 back in 2006, and fuck me what a game. This should get a remaster for sure sll the memories.
And might i just add. This soundtrack is iconic!
this music is inside of my head since i have played the game
this brings back so much memories from the campaign but mostly the ending when everyone starts yelling "GERMAN TANK!"
Lmao look at the Canadian "Turtle helmets" If it weren't so useful it would probably be a meme.
HOLY SHIT VIDEO FROM 2008 ON MY FAV GAME
Bon, we thought we lost you there for a moment, like we lost Callard. I'm putting him in for the Victoria Cross you know, and you for a promotion, Corporal
Jean-Guy Robiechauld
COD 3 Remains my favourite COD Game
Due to the gameplay,
Seperate perspectives (Especially Britain and Canada)
The Animations
The characters
Just everything, really
This theme make me cry ♥♥♥
That moment at the end...the finale, the moment we finally got the coffee and donuts 🥺😢🍩☕
I love this song... i don't know why.... remember when i have my ps2 and this game... :D My favourite game for ps2 was this and Shadow of Colossus....
Brings back so many Memories, it was such a Great game back in the Day.
I feel so old ;)
Like WAW this is a "MASTERPIECE" cuz this game shows that "In war no one fights ... alone"
Nostalgia anyone?
Me
The Saddest part for me in this game was the Death of Sgt.Callard and Pte.Leslie Baron. Lt.Robichaud even mentioned of endorsing Sgt.Callard for Victoria Cross
Lars Knudsen I hated the part when Dix died
Chahine Elkouki Kowalski's death also touch me the most
Lars Knudsen Tbh most of CoD characters deaths were so dramatic such as Ghost, Roach, Sgt.McCullin, Soap and Delta team from MW3 ofc....
Chahine Elkouki Sgt.Mccullin : hey Dixon,tell Guzzo "go to hell"
jean michel matulatua Dix: "Mccullin, Mccullin, told me to tell ya, he told me to tell ya, you should go to go to hell. But you're alright Guzzo, you're all right"
the only COD that allow us to play as
Canadian
and
Polish
I know for sure you're right about the Canadians, but for some reason I keep thinking there was another one with the polish but you might be right about that too
This game really showed what it meant that it was a WORLD war.. showed all different sides, but the same struggle.. and BOY.. the nostolgia.. it will always have a special place in my heart. Beautiful track by the way, RIP to the talented composer Joel King Goldsmith
0:08 nostalgia/ ptsd of dying on the last mission on the hardest difficulty.
After I finished the it was so majestic to me and it made me so happy
2020 what a great game
Omg I LOVE THAT SO MUCH
i love all call of duty this one is one of my favorites
Man I played this game as a toddler, I remember playing this game and beating it hundreds of times ( not kidding either ) with my father. Every time I think of this game I instantly think of the final mission hearing this song. This game inspires me to join the military. Thanks for the childhood!
This and MOH is the best of all theme songs
This was my first ever Game on Xbox. I wish I could experience this game again for the first time. I was very surprised by just how well this game was made. An example of what Cod used to be: A tribute to those that gave their lives for their countries. This game needs a modernisation, I beg
i played this game on my ps2 good times
+Max Porter Same :))
Samw
Same
if my PS 2 is still alive , right now im playing this game, so sad
the first cod game i ever played
You can play COD3 on X360
i sold my 360 ;/
Athiant Islamey Ahdiat now cod 3 is backward compatibility on xbox one
Athiant Islamey Ahdiat found my PS2 and CoD 3 still in its case (quite scratched after years of play) hoping to get it up and running
This game was my childhood
I played this wen I was 13 in 2008 good times
I remember playing this gane first time getting killed first level cuz idk how quick time events worked agaisnt that german soilder during hand to hand GIMMIE THE GUN mode
Even though this game is old it is history and good type
My first crying for a game...
what a game
worth picking up campaign was very good multiplayer is your choice i liked it a lot
and sign this was the same company that made black ops 4 what the fuck were treyarch thinking with BO4
Wow that song is brilliant!
God bless you Sargent dix
"You got it Sarge" -Leroy
Driano Reegs Forever in our hearts
this is the best war song i have ever herd :)
The entire war summed up in one sentence. "Jerry took all the coffee and ate all the donuts and we have to go kick their asses!"
Dat profile pic doe ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) kappa