How to Use Japanese Glass Pens (Inku-Numa Part 2)
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- I discuss how to use Japanese glass pens in that the Inku-Numa philosophy is a bit different than other places. There are a lot of interesting stationery or calligraphy type accessories that are used.
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A viewer generously offered some places to get glass pens. I have not tried any of these but a lot of people are having difficulty finding some.
GypsyRoad Glass on Etsy
TY Lee sells some by artisans in Neiwan Taiwan www.tylee.tw/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=7778
Peng Hung-Ming Glass Art Workshop on Facebook.
Wait...they come in different nib widths? How did I not know that? Your glass pen collection is beautiful and I love the way you have it displayed. I never thought of using shimmering inks with a glass pen but it makes total sense. That opens up a whole new world of ink for me, and bad news for my debit card :-)
hahaha! I didn't know that before either. I've got a real doozy of an ink for my "crazy ink" video that is so weird but using a glass pen with it is so fun--it DOES open up a whole new world! Thank you so much Jackie!
@@scriveinonda Kingdom Note sells it but there is a 4 month waiting list and I think you would have to use a proxy service.
This was pure enjoyment. I'm here recovering again from back strain & I wasn't sure I could even watch anything today but your video even helped me relax which reduces the muscle spasms! I just love the ink candle I've not seen one of those!!!! Your glass pens are stunning! Also, I have the same size spice Bottles I need to use a few on my ink desk!!! I found so many fun ideas ... i just loved seeing your single serve drip coffee ..... amazing!!!
Your Tamiya mini bottles are as cute as ink bottles get!!!
Thank you for this beautiful video!
Get well soon Chris Saenz, hope you make a quick recovery.
Chris, I'm sorry about your back--you've been so busy lately! Those spice bottles full of water is such an "ink nut" move but it is so handy! I'm glad you got some fun out of the video. Your comments always cheer me up and make me want to "show my weird side"! Thanks so much! Please take care of yourself and get better soon.
Get well soon.
This is fascinating, I love ink and this is so inspiring to go play! I just found your videos and I love them.
Thank you! I do a lot of floundering but it's fun!
A beautiful capture of upside-down Tokyo skyline (6:05/15:08) in the ink puddles.
You caught it! I was wondering if anyone would notice that! Sharp eye!
What a beautiful expansion is about to occur in my fountain pen collection! Thank you for sharing so much beauty and ink fun. I had no idea!
The problem is I got one, and thought that should do it. Now I have a collection of about 10....
Everything about this video was so fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing it. Your glass pens are just stunning and I was speechless seeing how you made the coffee. Not to mention the calligraphy glass nib...my heart is still missing a beat!
hahaha! Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I don't drink coffee everyday or more than a cup so it is so convenient!
I love your videos! It’s moments of pure sensory joy. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much! It does complicate my videos and make it more work so I appreciate the feedback!!
This entire video is gorgeous and so relaxing. Thank you!
I'm glad you enjoyed it--thanks!
Great video again. Didnt realize so much fun could be had with glass dip pens and that glass dip pen tips came in different sizes. Truly amazing indeed. Am tempted to buy one and give it a try!!! Thanks for the great video.
Thank you! It is a lot of fun, but I'm still firmly on "team fountain pen" hahaha! It's so great to easily and quickly test inks out without resorting to a cotton swab etc. I think many people have one inexpensive one just to test out inks or do a quick swatch card.
I think what I like the most about your videos are your voiceovers. I know I’ll have a relaxing time learning something new each time you upload.
Thank you! That's great! Now I have to figure out how to make exciting ones too hahah!
Inky.Rocks well, I think your videos are great as they are, but I’ll support you if you want to try new things!
So informative! I’m learning so much! Thank you, Alesa!
Thank you so much for watching! Hope you guys are doing good--your crystals on IG have just been awesome!
Wow, love that book. I think I’m already on the dark side, I have always loved making swatches of colour, pens, watercolours and now inks. Love your videos they are always stunning. 🤩
Thanks so much! Yes, it looks like you are already on the side of "team crazy about ink"!
This is stunning! I got my first glass pen from Amazon, but I’d love to get more in the future!!!
Thank you! My next video will be about Hanabi glass and he makes glass pens too!
These two videos where great to watch, intersting, inspiring and fun☺️ I am looking forward to your crazy ink video!!
hahaha! It will have some crazy inks! I'll be doing an inky Halloween next week that is very...let's just say, ink intensive! Thank you!
Loved this video! Especially appreciated seeing your set up. I think the items on your desk that I was really to were the ink puddles and the basket with your notebooks inside. I just stand mine (I think 6 or seven) and whenever I remove one they all fall over! Haha! I’m sure if I lived in Japan I too would buy a few glass pens. Oh, I also love your use of spice bottles filled with water, capped, and on your desk ready for use. Genius! Enjoy your weekend!
hahaha! I wondered if anyone would realize that they were standing by for use--which is REALLY geeky. But I tend to just doodle with my flex pens if the glass stuff is not all ready to go and very handy to do. I'm not much of a "swatcher" and this encourages me to do it more! I'm still a fountain pen geek first though. Thank you! Enjoy yours too!
Wow it was so nice to see your setup and hear the explanation for all the accutrements. Also the downside of glass pens!
It 's so funny that I want to share that, but not with "normal" people--they would just think it's weird hahaha!
Oh wow! I had no idea glass pins had different nibs! Beautiful pens! Thanks for the video. I just found your channel and look forward to more videos. I am an ink nerd also, but just learned I have a ways to go to be an inku-numa... love all the accoutrements!
I had not either, till I started shopping for them here! Thank you so much!
Happened upon your channel today. Absolutely LOVEED it! Your pens are beautiful. I’m searching for some to buy. I have one but I need a whole plethora of them😁 can’t wait to see more of your videos. Thank you!
Thank you so much! I love your enthusiasm! Hope you get some good info to help you decide on what to get!
Really great video! Love the intro being the introduction to the concept of inku numa!
Thanks so much! It's a new concept in the west, and I do a recap in my latest vid!
So cool! I love your setup and the mesmerising way you film inky shots. I'm way too clumsy to use glass pens, though - happy with my dip nibs. Now I'm wondering if I can use iridescent medium in ink. I use the metal powders on ink before it dries, as it's more controllable so you can do a splash of shine, rather than the whole thing. Loving your videos.
Thank you so much. You are right, dip pens are good too! If you try using that metal powder, I would try it with a small amount in a sample vial or a puddle. And then only use your dip pen.
Wow I love that video I never knew glass pen could have such a variety of nibs. Thank you for a great video.
Thank you! Glass pens went from 0 to crazy in about a year here in Tokyo!
That's a serious numa setup! Nice to see the Plotter in action too. By the way, that Apica Premium CD paper doesn't hold ink very well. Fortunately, you can get Graphilo A5 loose leaf paper on Amazon (have to punch holes yourself though).
Lets be serious--it's a crazy set up hahaha! You are right about the CD paper--some heavy applications feathered. I'm so used to only using TR and Graphilo it surprised me. I'll need to get some.
Glorious video!
Thank you! 💓
I love your video! Simply classy, classic; take it or leave it! You must be a beautiful person.
Thank you so much. I say it takes one to know one, and you definitely are a beautiful person!
Your vids are meditations. I love the stub nib glass pen. Wow. So fabulous. Loving the little beakers. 💙💜💙
Thank you! I'm not using them now (still in the middle of my 30 day challenge) and missing them!
These glass pens look like they would work well for left-handers. I’m going to try one.
I think you will like them. I’m not sure about left handed writing but they are so convenient to just try out an ink!
What fun you have with ink. I have a small glass nib in a small pen housing that I can travel with. Not expensive and easy to use. I am trying not to fall down the artisan-made glass dip pen hole. 👍
I may not be good at lettering or drawing, but I have my fun! I hear you about the artisan-made glass pen hole. I tell myself I am done with new glass pens....I mean it....really...
I saw a glass nib pen at a thrift store once. I didn't buy it because I didn't know enough about glass pens. It's probably too late for me to enter your give away. I just love your videos. The way you film ink makes me stop breathing sometimes. When I find part one of this video, I'm going to share it on FaceBook, because I have nieces who bought glass pens when they went to Italy. I want them to see how you present them. My nieces are very talented and I like to think that I can show them something that they are already interested in, but might not have thought about in the same way.
Thank you! I'm so glad you like the videos! You are not too late, I'll be starting the giveaway tomorrow and it will go for a week. It will be on my Instagram account. The part 1 of this video set was about the ink show in Tokyo. This one is the only one about glass pens. You can get lovely inexpensive glass pens on several of the on-line fountain pen/stationery stores, on Etsy, Amazon, eBay etc I don't have any, but I have heard Italian glass pens are beautiful!
Thanks for the vid! I was swatching some "new inks" in old pens as I watched.
For the longest time, it looked like the glass stub nib in the thumbnail was some kind of jellyfish and I kept wondering it how it held the ink since I was thinking of a "bulbous" shape. XD
Maybe getting shimmering ink is one step closer to the Inku Numa Darkside?
Ended up getting Tono & Lims Flight of the Bumblebee from one of your videos. I'm a sucker for ink that shades to a near black/black and it turns out that black shimmer makes that same effect. The scent was a bonus, too. It actually reminds me of Taho, but with more punch. It's also great for getting rid of more chemical scents from standard inks. XD
Thank you! Owning Flight of the Bumblebee makes you already on the Numa Darkside hahaha! The stub glass nib is actually called "Ribbon" and kind of looks like a twisted ribbon.
Greetings from Malmö, Sweden
Soooo impressed and inspired Thank You ❣️
Greetings from Tokyo, Japan! Thank you so much for your kind words!
Your glass pens are so pretty! I have already broken 2 of them!
hahaha! That's the definite downside of them. Thank you!
o.o the closing line XD ... So tempted... alas I know myself too well and I know that i'm going to burn out soon on the glass dip pens. Having said that, this was a very enjoyable video to watch and I can completely see why people would just take enjoyment out of doing ink swatches. The texture and feel of writing with a glass pen is quite different than the regular pens I'm used to. I write for fun (stories) and like buying colored pens... and I had wanted a glass pen of my own since my mom had one when I was a kid (the nib chipped and it stopped working but I do remember getting to use it a few times) so I spent the same amount of money on a glass pen set with multiple colored inks as i had spent on a new set of colored pens. XD They each have their place, the colored pens I don't feel scared will break if I want to put them in my bag to use at work or something, and the glass ones have just a super good feel to them. They live on my work table right now.
Anyways XD... I think I'll end up looking more into Inku-Numa especially if it's as relaxing as this video has been, and this video has also been informative so thank you.
Inku numa only got crazier this year. Will have an end of year wrap up out on the 30th. Colored pens, glass pens-it all fun!
Love love love your setup where did you get the wooden pen/ink base thingy? Love it!
Hello from Honduras 🇭🇳!
Thank you so much! I got it from Kingdom Note, which I will be doing a video on, next week. It's made by Toyooka and can sometimes be found on eBay or Amazon Japan. It's wonderful having a viewer from Honduras!
your timing could not better. was studying and wanted to relax a bit. Got my wish :D love your vids, keep it up
Thank you! I'm glad you find them relaxing. Now I need to figure out how to do an exciting one hahaha! Good luck on your studies!
@@InkyRocks thanks:)
I had no idea there was so much inky glassware being made in Japan. Those oval pressure-regulated ink wells Gecko Design came out with a year or two ago are pretty cool too. It's a Taiwanese company I believe, but you can get them in Japan.
Glass blowing has been around for quite a bit, but the glass pen craze is pretty recent--all driven by the Inku Numa. Yes, those inkwells are really cool, I haven't been able to get my hands on one, but that is probably a good thing as I have enough stuff hahaha! Have you seen that Krishna has a limited ink using them?
@@InkyRocks Yes, I saw those recently; they look almost exactly like the round variant of the Gecko Design bottles(I have the oval one for when I use a dip pen). Though for much the same reason as you, it's probably a good idea I didn't get one!
Every single time I watch a video from you, my wallet cries out in pain and anguish, Japan should pay you for all that revenue auntie 😂
hahaha! I agree!
Thanks for another interesting video. I have two Italian glass pens bought in Rome, (one made by a Florentine luxury stationery shop and the other manufactured by J. Herbin), but both have quite fine nibs and certainly I have never seen a stub glass pen. Like most westerners, I use my glass pens to test inks with the ease and convenience of water cleaning after a try out of an ink. I had no idea there was this cult of glass pens in Japan, but it does look fun. I can quite see how Japanese female fans of inks would use these fine instruments for writing journals or letters, but do Japanese men use them to any extent?
Thank you! The stub glass pen is pretty new and is pretty much an outgrowth of the recent popularity of glass pens. The guy can't keep them in stock. Very few men use glass pens as very few men are in the Inku-Numa craze, though they may use fountain pens.
I love your set up! It's amazing! I wish I'm living in Japan and I can vist the 文具女子博！
Thank you! You need to come visit during the show hahaha!
How does the Hario nib fineness compare to the fineness of other glass dip pens? For example, the fineness of a J. Herbin glass pen, which is the only dip pen I'm really acquainted with. Thank you.
I'm sorry, I had a J Herbin glass pen many years ago (that I destroyed trying to "smooth" it) and I can't remember how thin it was. My thinnest line from a glass nib is the Hario and it is equivalent to about an EF though the shape of the line is different. The opal glass pen is about a BB nib.
that stub glass pen is something I never knew I needed and now I have to have hahaha. I guess traveling to japan is back on the menu lol
It is pretty cool! And I guess you just HAVE to come back ahahah!
@@InkyRocks oh i've never been :O but maybe someday! so much cool stationery :3
I found you through Chris Saenz and I thoroughly enjoyed your video and plan to watch more. Where can I get some ink puddles? I’d love to use them with my dip pens. I only have one glass pen, but now that I know there are different nibs, I’m sure I’ll get some more! Very informative, beautiful and calming video. A real joy compared to the loud and jarring ones out there.
Thank you so much! Chris is the best! The ones I have are from TAG and here is there website: store.tagstationery.jp/
They ship internationally but you will need to use Google translate or whatever. They also have a lot of other cool stuff!
@@InkyRocks thank you!!
My blood pressure just went down 20 points... “saved” for Watch Later, and...”Chill Out, Girl”...😌
hahaha! I'm so glad! I hope you enjoy it!
I so enjoy your videos, and am gripped with envy for all the cool stationary and ink to which you have access.
Thank you! Maybe I'll get lucky on that giveaway ❤️
Opal is my birthstone...
Thank you! Yes, I definitely feel fortunate to live here! It's funny, I've never been big on opal (except Australian Boulder Opal) and really started liking it after finding it in a pen hahaha! Good luck!
I want to get some glass pens. Where might i get some of these i saw in your video
You can start with Hanabi glass. I have a video on him called Glass Pen maker. Also, some stores like Bungu Box will ship overseas.
Oh ! 😍 lovelinessessssss…
hahaha! I agree!
They are beautiful. Where can I get these pens? Thank you.
They are from various companies here in Japan. Shigure Inks carries some and they sell out quickly. You may want to contact them.
Have you thought of using grey or black paper for some of these inks?
I have, but very few inks show up well on it. I mainly use black paper for dripping and dribbling and sometime pouring.
Very fun to watch and a beautiful selection of pens you have here!
Also, the ink crackhead comment: Oh, I about died laughing!
hahaha! But it's true! Thank you so much!
On Tokyo Inklings you mentioned a Tono & Lims in that was chroma-shading, had glitter, and glowed in the dark. Will that ink be in your upcoming video? If not may I ask the name of it now?
I think I could totally enjoy one these ink events, if it were not the for the prohibitive airfare.
Yes, it's going to be in my "Crazy Inks" video coming up soon. I'm still scrambling with my latest one! It is from their Kaleidoscope line called Ibuki. And yes, you could buy a lot of ink with that airfare hahaha!
Where do you get the glass pens with the crystals inside and the opal on the end?
I got them at stores here in Tokyo (Tokyu Hands and Okamotoya). I think your best bet is to check out the stores listed on Fudefan's blog on a regular basis. They may carry them (and sell out really fast).
www.fudefan.com/2020/12/2020-in-review/
I’m very interested in trying a stub nib glass pen. Do you know where I could order one?
Right now, the only one I know of that will actually ship overseas is Hanabi glass. You can check out his IG. He will make the stub to your specified size. Awesome work. I will have a vid out on him in a couple of weeks.
So, so beautiful 💕
Thank you very much!
Where could you buy this ROSE QUORTS din pen ~Please . Amazing video and thanks for the share!!
Thank you so much! I got it at a store here in Tokyo called Okamotoya. I really don't know how you can get it outside of the country. I'll have to make an announcement on one of my videos if I figure out how people can get some of these pens!
There's a name for this affliction? And I am not alone. All I need now is the correct accoutrements. I think it will be a while before they're available in Australia! Thankyou for showing them.
hahaha! It's a GREAT affliction and you are SO not alone!! Thanks!
Haven't seen stub nib glass pens on you tube. Would be nice if you could share a link to buy one, or name of the maker. Excellent video.
Thank you so much! I wish there was a place to buy these out side of Japan, but there really isn't. Almost all of the glass pen makers are hustling to keep up with demand here. The one on my thumbnail has a 4 month waiting list last I checked. But I'll keep an eye out and when one decides to ship international I'll post it. TAG stationery now ships international and that is where I got the chromatography butterflies and ink puddles.
store.tagstationery.jp/
Some of the makers are: Hario, Paraglass, TOOS, Hase glass
@@InkyRocks Thanks a lot for the info.
Do you shake your ink with the shavings? I shake mine everytime but it makes such a mess. The lid gets full of ink and drips down the bottle and it gets all over my fingers. I think I am doing something wrong.
This is the T&L ink? If the cap doesn’t tighten down, try a piece of plastic wrap in the bottle cap.
I would have liked to own both the ink candle and the ink puddle. However , there is no shipping to the UK 😢 really enjoyed your video though 👍👍👍
Thank you! Yes, getting stuff out of Japan is hard with some of these smaller businesses. One of my goals on the next Tokyo Pen Show is to ask each vendor how they can be contacted and wether or not they would ship overseas. Part of the problem is many Japanese really REALLY don't want to use English at all. It is a source of embarrassment. And they don't want to deal with the extra work of shipping overseas.
Very nice
Thank you very much!
Can I get a calligraphy/stub glass pen here in the US?
Not that I know of. Only two companies I’ve heard of making them is Hanabi and Toos. Toos has a huge waiting list and does not shop outside of Japan.
Hi. If I can ask, what is that beautiful metallic nib you using at 11:07? Can you tell me where to buy one, if you please?
It's an antique gold flex dip pen. You can try something like Etsy or eBay as these are one of a kind.
@@InkyRocks thank you for the response
I'm Japanese, but I'm surprised that the word "Inknuma"is recognized overseas.(・Д・)
It’s not really well known, but those that like Japanese inks and pens-it’s pretty famous! I think it’s very important in shaping what is being offered in ink by the various companies.
Very fun video! Though, I think I'm going to stick with fountain pens. I haven't quite been convinced to go over to the dark side yet!!!
Oh, you are already on the dark side Arlo--ink reviews count as ink crazy! Though I have a lot of glass stuff, I'm very much a fountain pen person!
@@InkyRocks Dang it! As if I don't love being over on the dark side! It's been hard, lately, convincing myself that I'm a pen collector and not an ink collector, haha!
@@arlopalmer8195 muwahahaha!
Delightful video. Kind of an inky party. 😂
Thank you! Inky party...I'm going to have to work with that--it sounds like a good video subject!
What do glass pens typically go for and where can I find them? Any Japanese makers sell overseas? The link you have sent me to a glass pen costing $4,900. Surely thst is not typical pricing or are young Japanese women swimming in thst much money?? 😂
Is there a particular type or maker that you prefer or are that all the same performance wise but with different aesthetics? I'm typically an extra fine nib user. Any extra fine glass pen makers?
I absolutely cannot use glass dip nibs, I am so clumsy and kill them within a few days. I use an Itty Bitty Serendipity Mini which uses a Jowo nib and has a sealed section, instead, because it is much more robust than glass :p I always wondered why the manufacturers don't make the pens out of Temper Glass or safety glass?
I think most of them here in Japan are by glass blowers and are hand made--I'm not sure you can use safety glass etc like that. Probably the best bet for you is dip nibs. I have a 100 year old one that I just love. It is quick and easy to clean. Glass pens are just pretty hahaha!
It's interesting that it's mostly women doing the swatching... but to be honest I prefer watching others do the swatching and then getting the ink to write. I've never felt a desire to do any swatches myself. I may like to get a crystral dip pen to use w/ shimmering inks especially if they have a broad italic version. I have never seen those single serve coffee? I mean they have like packets you pour into hot water... what is the real name or brand? I'll see if our local daiso has it?
I don’t really swatch either (that’s why I don’t show them in vids-it’s too tedious for me). I have an ink play book where I just dump in there and write what it is when I feel like it. Several companies make that kind of coffee. It isn’t instant, it’s definitely a pour over. Daiso in Hawaii had it.
This was so interesting! I have had a couple of cheap glass pens but good grief, it is not a tool for a clumsy ass person :/ 🥴 Absolutely delicious set up though, so I will have to live out my glass pen dreams through you instead 😅
Thank you! Actually, there are now a lot of user friendly and less expensive dip pens out since I made this video. The standouts are the Sailor Hocoro and Kakimori’s dip pen. They can both take a beating!😂
So, here's my idea: though I imagine there is a place for Tupperware and Nail Parties: Fountain Pen and Ink Parties should be a thing (and Zoomable, if need be), too.
Are people doing this, yet?
Everyone could bring their favorite thing; they could be themed or seasonal events (could you imagine a room filled with people turning lights on and off to experience ghost inks and secret messages?); everyone could bring a sample to share or something to raffle off for charities, and throughout the festivities, there could be mini sessions and games - guess which paper or ink this or that is - and of course a referee to step in should debates get heated. No, MY red ink is superior! LOL!
I envision a room of stained fingered people quietly writing, sloshing ink, turning pages of various paper, whispering techniques or significant memories tied to all their favorite things... and snacks. LOL 😂
But, more important: who do we get to clean everything up afterward???
It seemed like such a good idea a minute ago. LOL!
It is refreshing to learn more about life beyond western borders and thinking; I like to think it also is an opportunity that reminds: we are all part of the same tribe.
I really like your videos 👍🏼🖋🎁 Congrats!
Thank you so much! It would be a great party! Though I'm sure everyone would be talking over each other and having a wonderful time! You are right, we are all part of the same tribe, in many more ways than we can imagine.
What ? You can find broad glass nibs ?? And even stub nibs ??? I thought they only made fine nibs !!! But I can't find anything else than fine on the Internet... Any recommandations ? Lovely video still :)
Yes, but they don't have like EF, F, M etc but more like, "this writes like a F" or "writes a thicker line" when you are shopping (along with how many characters you can write and what it sounds like). They don't expect you to buy it without trying really. The stub is fairly new as an outgrowth of the Inku-Numa. You can follow the glass pen maker Toos on IG: @glass_studio_Toos as he makes the stub. I'd also ask Shigure to see if they will carry it hahaha! Thanks!
@@InkyRocks I subscribe to this IG account :) But this will not be an easy thing to get... Or maybe with Chinese knockoffs in the future :D
@@docfrayon Yes. The guy is so busy that there is a 3 month waiting list. So I'm thinking, someone will also start up making a stub as there seems to be so many people wanting them!
Metal filings are lovely.... 😹
Ink crack head.... Haha. Love you.
Well, if you use an ink with metal filings in it, you MUST be an ink crack head...hahaha!
Dip pens are "the hard stuff" when it comes to writing or drawing.
Again my thanks for a beautiful video. Tim Marshall
Thank you so much Tim!
You voice is like a stoner just holding in a hit 24/7
Thanks--I consider that a compliment hahaha!
So,only because I don't know any other way to message you
I subscribe to jadedreadr a book you tube shes planning a trip to Japan nothing to do with ink or pens but interesting her views on Japan. Take a look
I'll check it out! I'll probably make a "public" email eventually. You can also reach me by message on IG. Thanks!
Ink crackhead!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s me
The vocal fry is incredibly distracting. It takes away from the quality of your video.
That is interesting. Most comments express approval of my voice and find it relaxing. I'm a 64 year old woman--this is my voice.
@@InkyRocks Ah, the pin of shame. 😏 I’m honoured.
@@catherinehamel3209 ?
The vocal fry kept making me feel like I needed to clear my throat; just sounded like you had a cold. Great video otherwise. I didn’t insult you...just expressed my opinion. Is that not allowed?
@@InkyRocks You pinned my comment. It’s typically done when a creator doesn’t take too kindly to what someone has commented and wants to make sure their other viewers see it so they can attack the one who made the comment.