Thank you so much Jeff! Here’s some feedback you probably you didn’t expect, but your videos have been supporting my voice through a gender transition! I used to be a soprano and singing is extremely important to me. When I started testosterone and my vocal cords started changing I was determined not to lose the joy of singing. Your videos have given my new voice strength!
That's awesome! I am so happy to hear that the videos have been useful and supportive in that time! I wish you all the best in your continued practice and success! Thank you for watching, keep singing, and thank you for subscribing! Best, Jeff
There's no such thing as gender transition. One cannot become one's own opposite sex, end of story. No advance on this original problem is made by calling it "gender" instead of sex. There is no such gender as being one's own opposite gender. People who pander to your mental illness are not your friends, they are weak and don't care about you. The ones who care about you are the ones who will tell you the truth.
Thanks a lot Jeff! I was really looking forward to this lesson. The lessons for the tenor were too high for me and too low for the baritone. But this one for Baritenor fits perfectly into my vocal range) Thank you very much! With love from Russia.
1 year later and I have returned to this warm up after working several others daily - and y'know what? I can now navigate those fast trills fairly accurately. I love your warm ups. Thanks!
Thanks Jeff. 66 + and have learned the harmonica quite well. In bands and open mics, having a ball. Now I have decided to try singing... I quit in my teens when my voice changed and girls and sports took over. I have gravitated to you exercises and feel improvement. So much better than hearing others mainly talk and lecture. You have the right formula for me. Thanks a bunch.
Thanks Jeff, great videos! I'd like to have a video about the most common mistakes we, TH-cam learners, are likely to do while trying to exercice our voice with your videos. I mean, if we are doing things bad, the more we work out the worse we get, rather than the opposite! Thanks again!
Great idea! Thank you for subscribing, and thank you for the Super Thanks support! I can totally make that video - on the production schedule as of now! Thank you again! Jeff
Best baritenor workout ever! It had all the highs I needed, and all the lows...notes, of course :) Keep up the great work, Jeff. You knocked another lesson out of the park!
Mr. Jeff Rolke it is IMPORTANT that I leave this comment: As a subscriber to your page, I benefit GREATLY from the warmups and other videos you post. Big fan of the content, big recipient of HELP and guidance from you, Sir. - JT
Thanks for being part of my baritone journey Jeff, I love your relaxed way of being and your dry humor it's very contagious. Also, it's very impressive that you play all the scales on the piano, it earnes you my respect. Keep being you Jeff, and thanks for creating awesome warm ups.
Thanks, as always, for your warmups. I use them to prepare for recording. When lessons come back, my teachers will notice my progress, thanks to your videos.
Thanks a lot for the warmup for this voice type. I haven't seen other people do warmups for baritenors so I'm really glad you did it. I wasn't quite sure if I'm a baritenor before I did this great warmup of yours but now I'm sure thanks to this video. When I just started singing at 14, I was told by my vocal teachers that I'm a bass baritone but it didn't feel right because my voice never cracked growing up, it just lowered in pitch from a low Tenor I think. That's when I really worked very hard on my voice and increased my range on my own. Over several years I was able to built my high range and it started fiting standard baritone range and then got higher than that and my speaking and singing voice got higher as well. That's why my voice and range became a misfit in the male voice type classification. My voice is not as high as tenor but it's higher than a baritone. It feels good to discover that there is a name for my voice type as well such as "baritenor" even though it's not official. After some researching, I realized that some people also refer to it as high baritone, lyric baritone, baritone with some tenor notes or baritone with some high notes up the sleeve or like you mentioned in your other video a tenor that didn't transition.
Enjoying your recent videos and discovered this during the winter surge in Covid when choral singing was not advised. (I'm 80 and so have to be careful) My choirmaster has finally admitted that Baritenor is a valid voice type!
Thank you Jeff, this is awesome!! Really appreciate all that you do for us. Is there any chance you could do a 15-min version of a Bartienor warm up as well? Thanks again.
Thank you soo much, Jeff. I've used your warm up for my rehearsals and it made a huge difference to both my singing and confidence for my gig tomorrow. I hope the gig goes as well as the rehearsal though, am super nervous, but you gave me support like few other could, so yes, thanks again!
Awesome, this video does it for me. I can do baritone and tenor warmups from your channel, but the notes below G2 are uncomfortable, and in the tenor warmup a4 and above feels uncomfortable.
Jeff, the baritenor warmup is amazing. I've been singing acapella four-part (SATB) harmony all my life, always tenor. BUT, I feel I've never been tenor "enough" to do justice to singing in a sustained way over the secondo passaggio. And while I do have a fairly decent lower range, I certainly can't pull off the bass part. Baritenor is the perfect solution to my lifelong quandary. Thank you for bringing the baritenor range out of the closet.
Loved it, very enjoyable! I recently moved from Baritone exercises to Tenor as I needed to work on my higher register to perform some new material. After experimenting I have strengthened my range comfortably and this NEW Baritenor is a delight to work with. Thanks Jeff 👏👏
I been practicing with You Jeff for 3 years Straight i just want you too know I'm a professional opera singer as a high Tenor because of You i can easily do four octives from top too bottom thank you so much my good friend Jeff sincerly yours Thomas😊😊😊
YES!@ Thank you. I love your series of videos. I am so happy you show your hands on the piano now so I can also learn these exercises on piano (or bass guitar) and do them offline if needed.
Thanks Jeff, this is a challenging one - the last 5 minutes made me realise where I need to work. As stated below - challenging therapeutic and badass.
@@JeffRolka Yes - worked on it again today and found the same issues. The last two exercises - (starting at 22.19) I find the OO -EE-OO-EE easier but the EEEE-AAAAAA-AHHHHHHHHHH harder to articulate.Where should I go to concentrate on learning how to articulate those quick notes better so they don't slur together... I sound like a cop car in an old black and white movie !😏
Happy New Year! …and welcome to the Year of the Baritenor (I just made it official). This is such a beautifully constructed sequence of practices for my performance range (which has yet to go above A4), where notes below D3 can feel more spoken than sung and, frankly, are inclined to go flat. A great start to a great year, thank you!
Hey Jeff, long time viewer first time commenter here. Might you consider doing a lesson based on various vocal effects that contemporary vocalists use (distortion/rasp, squeal, scream)? Many of us have only heard these sounds after they've been processed and gone through the implementation of various mic use techniques. It would be extremely helpful, to me at least, to hear what these techniques sound like before processing etc so as to get a sense of what we're shooting for when trying to replicate these sounds in our daily routines. Cheers and a happy new year to you and yours
Thank you Ian! I'll give it some thought, and I have some recommendations around practicing those effects, but in truth, actually using those colorations is not something that I personally practice. That being said, I'll give it some thought and either address in a Q&A video or do a tutorial on it. Best, Jeff
Towards the ending of the second half of these exercises, I realized I am more bari than tenor. But I’m sure I can train myself using your videos to be more comfortable to hit those up notes shown later in the video. Thank you
Hi Jeff, I’d like some more Baritenor stuff. I’ve been working on my voice with your help for a couple of years now. I started with the gentle baritone warm up and just kept working it. My range has been increasing. Now I am carefully adding (some) of the tenor warm ups. The baritenor range may describe me. Ir maybe the “medium” voice. I’m not too hung up about bass/baritone/baritenor/tenor classifications. The only real thing I can guarantee about my voice is that it’s my voice, and I’m having fun developing it. btw, I did subscribe, like and patreon you. I’d feel stingy if I hadn’t.
Hello! I can promise that there will be more baritenor videos coming! Thank you for all your support, subscribing, liking, and patreon! I really appreciate it! I don't know that you intended to ask a question, but you've brought up a lot of points in your comment that I feel we could all benefit from thinking about it. I'm going to talk about them in Questions from Comments 33! Thank you! Jeff
@@JeffRolkaPerhaps the comment is less a question and more of a 'Thank You'. Your videos and using them almost daily has. made a great difference in my voice. I'll show up for my weekly lesson and my teacher will ask if I've warmed up. Answer is always 'Yes', because I used one of your videos a few hours before the lesson.
I am looking forward to your take on voice classification with respect to tenors and baritones. Classification is calling different things the same name. (amazing the things one has read that come back to haunt you)
Thanks for mentioning it - there are a fair degree of c5's in the tenor extended range videos if you want to practice in that range, but those videos will not cover the lower areas. Here are a few, give them a try and let me know what you think: th-cam.com/video/sMVLdNOsiZw/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/LRwkwCgjSco/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/WrJcsAOHo10/w-d-xo.html Best! Jeff
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Q: Who's the best singing instructor on TH-cam?
A: 3:28
Thanks so much for this warmup, Jeff. I'm right in that baritenor zone, so I'm loving it.
Thank you so much for that! I love it! Thanks for watching, thanks for subscribing!
Best,
Jeff
3 years of instruction. Today i can sing all of my favorite song
Did you attend the U of Chicago Music School?
🙏🙌 the many lives of Baritenors you've touched! Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!
Without any further ado at 0:48 😉 Thanks Jeff! 🐯
As a Hendletenor very helpful, Perhaps a long held high notes exercise in the near future . great work all round Thank you
Excellent! Glad it’s working for you!
Thank you so much Jeff! Here’s some feedback you probably you didn’t expect, but your videos have been supporting my voice through a gender transition! I used to be a soprano and singing is extremely important to me. When I started testosterone and my vocal cords started changing I was determined not to lose the joy of singing. Your videos have given my new voice strength!
That's awesome! I am so happy to hear that the videos have been useful and supportive in that time! I wish you all the best in your continued practice and success! Thank you for watching, keep singing, and thank you for subscribing!
Best,
Jeff
That’s why I’m here too! :)
hey me too!
This is so awesome! ❤ Thanks for sharing 🥹
There's no such thing as gender transition.
One cannot become one's own opposite sex, end of story.
No advance on this original problem is made by calling it "gender" instead of sex.
There is no such gender as being one's own opposite gender.
People who pander to your mental illness are not your friends, they are weak and don't care about you.
The ones who care about you are the ones who will tell you the truth.
Thank you so much for this incredible warmup - it's challenging, theraputic, and just overall badass. CHEERS
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Jeff
Thanks a lot Jeff! I was really looking forward to this lesson. The lessons for the tenor were too high for me and too low for the baritone. But this one for Baritenor fits perfectly into my vocal range) Thank you very much! With love from Russia.
You're welcome! Enjoy!
Jeff
As a baritenor myself, I greatly appreciate you posting this. It is helping my singing considerably.
I love listening to all the scales being played
This is PERFECT for my voice and range!
1 year later and I have returned to this warm up after working several others daily - and y'know what? I can now navigate those fast trills fairly accurately. I love your warm ups. Thanks!
Thanks Jeff. 66 + and have learned the harmonica quite well. In bands and open mics, having a ball. Now I have decided to try singing... I quit in my teens when my voice changed and girls and sports took over. I have gravitated to you exercises and feel improvement. So much better than hearing others mainly talk and lecture. You have the right formula for me. Thanks a bunch.
I've been doing this warm-up for about a year now. It has helped me tremendously and I so appreciate your video tutorials. Many thanks.
This is my favourite of yours yet! Thanks Jeff!
That's great! Enjoy and thanks for being here!
Jeff
Have not even made it through a minute into this video and I saved it and liked it LETS GO!!!!!
You so awesome Jeff!🙌🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Awesome! Thank you very much! Enjoy and let me know how you get on with it! Best, Jeff
Thanks Jeff. Fits the bill perfectly for a “2nd” tenor who need to sing lower notes when leading congregational singing.
Excellent! Thank you for subscribing! More of these are on the way!
Jeff
Thanks Jeff, great videos! I'd like to have a video about the most common mistakes we, TH-cam learners, are likely to do while trying to exercice our voice with your videos. I mean, if we are doing things bad, the more we work out the worse we get, rather than the opposite! Thanks again!
Great idea! Thank you for subscribing, and thank you for the Super Thanks support! I can totally make that video - on the production schedule as of now!
Thank you again!
Jeff
Dear Maestro, happy new year and thanks a lot for this amazing warm up!!! Yes, we baritenors, were waiting! Thanks again! Abrazo from Buenos Aires!!!
Thank you Dario! Happy New Year to you too! Enjoy!
Jeff
As always, Jeff, much appreciate the Baritenor warm-ups. My favorite exercise of yours is the oo-ee exercises you have in a lot of your warm-ups. :)
Thank you so much Jason! Glad you're enjoying the baritenor practices! I need to shoot more!
Best,
Jeff
Best baritenor workout ever! It had all the highs I needed, and all the lows...notes, of course :) Keep up the great work, Jeff. You knocked another lesson out of the park!
Excellent!!! That's what I'm trying to do!
Jeff
Mr. Jeff Rolke it is IMPORTANT that I leave this comment: As a subscriber to your page, I benefit GREATLY from the warmups and other videos you post. Big fan of the content, big recipient of HELP and guidance from you, Sir. - JT
Thanks a lot for this video.
As a baritenor singer, I need a lot of help.
Thanks for being part of my baritone journey Jeff, I love your relaxed way of being and your dry humor it's very contagious. Also, it's very impressive that you play all the scales on the piano, it earnes you my respect. Keep being you Jeff, and thanks for creating awesome warm ups.
I second this!
Absolutely fantastic warm up Jeff!
Just what I needed.
Thank you so much 😊
Excellent! Thank you! Enjoy!
Best!
Jeff
I practice to this almost every morning on my way to work and it’s added a few notes to my top end. Thanks 🙏
WE GETTIN INTO IT this year Jeff. Not stopping till I have the singing voice of 40,000 Baby Angels
I like it! Send a link so I can listen sometime. You'll have to do it through the website www.jeffrolka.com/connect-2
Keep rockin!
Jeff
Thanks, as always, for your warmups. I use them to prepare for recording. When lessons come back, my teachers will notice my progress, thanks to your videos.
Awesome! Thanks for watching and thanks for singing along!
Best!
Jeff
Thanks a lot for the warmup for this voice type. I haven't seen other people do warmups for baritenors so I'm really glad you did it. I wasn't quite sure if I'm a baritenor before I did this great warmup of yours but now I'm sure thanks to this video.
When I just started singing at 14, I was told by my vocal teachers that I'm a bass baritone but it didn't feel right because my voice never cracked growing up, it just lowered in pitch from a low Tenor I think. That's when I really worked very hard on my voice and increased my range on my own. Over several years I was able to built my high range and it started fiting standard baritone range and then got higher than that and my speaking and singing voice got higher as well. That's why my voice and range became a misfit in the male voice type classification. My voice is not as high as tenor but it's higher than a baritone. It feels good to discover that there is a name for my voice type as well such as "baritenor" even though it's not official. After some researching, I realized that some people also refer to it as high baritone, lyric baritone, baritone with some tenor notes or baritone with some high notes up the sleeve or like you mentioned in your other video a tenor that didn't transition.
That was EXCELLENT!!! So comprehensive, deep, enjoyable and so effective! Thank you Jeff Rolka!
Enjoying your recent videos and discovered this during the winter surge in Covid when choral singing was not advised. (I'm 80 and so have to be careful) My choirmaster has finally admitted that Baritenor is a valid voice type!
Thank you Jeff, this is awesome!! Really appreciate all that you do for us. Is there any chance you could do a 15-min version of a Bartienor warm up as well? Thanks again.
Excellent! You're welcome! Yes, I'm just getting started with this! I'll do them in varying lengths. Thanks for watching!
Jeff
Great video! Definitely another one to the rotation. As a tenor without much of a low range this will help.
Thank you soo much, Jeff. I've used your warm up for my rehearsals and it made a huge difference to both my singing and confidence for my gig tomorrow. I hope the gig goes as well as the rehearsal though, am super nervous, but you gave me support like few other could, so yes, thanks again!
Fantastic!
Awesome, this video does it for me. I can do baritone and tenor warmups from your channel, but the notes below G2 are uncomfortable, and in the tenor warmup a4 and above feels uncomfortable.
I've benefited from your other baritone warm up routines for years, just found this one today and it is AWESOME!! thank u very much!! 🙆🏻♂
Thank you Jeff! My voice feels so much stronger now
Jeff, the baritenor warmup is amazing. I've been singing acapella four-part (SATB) harmony all my life, always tenor. BUT, I feel I've never been tenor "enough" to do justice to singing in a sustained way over the secondo passaggio. And while I do have a fairly decent lower range, I certainly can't pull off the bass part. Baritenor is the perfect solution to my lifelong quandary. Thank you for bringing the baritenor range out of the closet.
Awesome!!! So glad that including that range is proving helpful! Enjoy! More to come!
Best!
Jeff
Loved it, very enjoyable! I recently moved from Baritone exercises to Tenor as I needed to work on my higher register to perform some new material. After experimenting I have strengthened my range comfortably and this NEW Baritenor is a delight to work with. Thanks Jeff 👏👏
Wonderful!
I can’t believe I can access this amazing content for free. Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
I been practicing with You Jeff for 3 years Straight i just want you too know I'm a professional opera singer as a high Tenor because of You i can easily do four octives from top too bottom thank you so much my good friend Jeff sincerly yours Thomas😊😊😊
Thank you, Thomas! Congratulations on your career as well! Thanks for being here and singing a-long!
Greetings from Russian serious baritenors. Thank you for your creativity.
Thank you too! Greetings from California!
Hi Jeff, thank you, as always! I love extended range warm up (can't wait for a BariTenAlto range!) You're a blessing in my vocal discovery path!
Try these:
th-cam.com/video/hbNh-GDAmhg/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/HJa_vwtRKns/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/QKUBk3ccxos/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/xFMNNZnkkA4/w-d-xo.html
Try these:
th-cam.com/video/hbNh-GDAmhg/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/HJa_vwtRKns/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/QKUBk3ccxos/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/xFMNNZnkkA4/w-d-xo.html
Wonderful! Theses warmups are very CLINICAL and TECNICAL! Thanks for your clinical experience from your training and background!
Glad you like them!
LOVE THEM!@@JeffRolka
YES!@
Thank you.
I love your series of videos. I am so happy you show your hands on the piano now so I can also learn these exercises on piano (or bass guitar) and do them offline if needed.
Excellent! Thanks for watching! Enjoy!
I feel every time I do warmups with your videos I we're becoming better friends
I love it. Keep singing, keep in touch!
Yesss thank you for this! Been using your exercises for years 🥰
Wonderful! Enjoy! I'm going to be releasing these regularly from here forward.
Best!
Jeff
Love how you get right to the point
This is great. Def gonna be using this as a go-to warm up. Thank you!
Thank you for this!! Needed that mix range for my daily routine 🥰
You're so welcome!
He’s back! The icon! Jeff!
Thanks Jeff,
this is a challenging one - the last 5 minutes made me realise where I need to work. As stated below - challenging therapeutic and badass.
Awesome! Thank you for that! Thanks also for subscribing!
@@JeffRolka Yes - worked on it again today and found the same issues. The last two exercises - (starting at 22.19) I find the OO -EE-OO-EE easier but the EEEE-AAAAAA-AHHHHHHHHHH harder to articulate.Where should I go to concentrate on learning how to articulate those quick notes better so they don't slur together... I sound like a cop car in an old black and white movie !😏
That was fantastic Jeff. Thank you so much good sir!
You're very welcome! Thanks, Vinnie!
Jeff
Dude this is perfect! Thank you!
Thanks so much! I appreciate it! Enjoy and keep singing!
Jeff
Happy New Year! …and welcome to the Year of the Baritenor (I just made it official). This is such a beautifully constructed sequence of practices for my performance range (which has yet to go above A4), where notes below D3 can feel more spoken than sung and, frankly, are inclined to go flat. A great start to a great year, thank you!
Excellent! I love it when it works out that nicely! Enjoy!!!
Jeff
Using this warmup to prepare for my choir auditions its great
Awesome! Break a leg!
I got into the jazz choir and I have been using your warm ups for a year they are the best thank you for your amazing content @@JeffRolka
I'm loving every minute of it, great workout. I can hear a difference,thank you!
Awesome, Ty! Thanks for singing along and thanks for subscribing!
Hey Jeff, long time viewer first time commenter here. Might you consider doing a lesson based on various vocal effects that contemporary vocalists use (distortion/rasp, squeal, scream)? Many of us have only heard these sounds after they've been processed and gone through the implementation of various mic use techniques. It would be extremely helpful, to me at least, to hear what these techniques sound like before processing etc so as to get a sense of what we're shooting for when trying to replicate these sounds in our daily routines. Cheers and a happy new year to you and yours
Thank you Ian! I'll give it some thought, and I have some recommendations around practicing those effects, but in truth, actually using those colorations is not something that I personally practice.
That being said, I'll give it some thought and either address in a Q&A video or do a tutorial on it.
Best,
Jeff
Towards the ending of the second half of these exercises, I realized I am more bari than tenor. But I’m sure I can train myself using your videos to be more comfortable to hit those up notes shown later in the video. Thank you
Exactly. You have a say in your training and how you develop. Richard Miller states as much in the early parts of 'Training Tenor Voices'.
Dear teacher, thank you!
Thank youuu this is something I really needed
You are a gracious gift to the song of life ❤🙏🏽
Thank you so much! I appreciate it! Enjoy the channel!
Jeff
Ah, thank you!!! This was incredible!!
Hi Jeff, I’d like some more Baritenor stuff. I’ve been working on my voice with your help for a couple of years now. I started with the gentle baritone warm up and just kept working it. My range has been increasing. Now I am carefully adding (some) of the tenor warm ups. The baritenor range may describe me. Ir maybe the “medium” voice. I’m not too hung up about bass/baritone/baritenor/tenor classifications. The only real thing I can guarantee about my voice is that it’s my voice, and I’m having fun developing it. btw, I did subscribe, like and patreon you. I’d feel stingy if I hadn’t.
Hello! I can promise that there will be more baritenor videos coming! Thank you for all your support, subscribing, liking, and patreon! I really appreciate it!
I don't know that you intended to ask a question, but you've brought up a lot of points in your comment that I feel we could all benefit from thinking about it. I'm going to talk about them in Questions from Comments 33!
Thank you!
Jeff
@@JeffRolkaPerhaps the comment is less a question and more of a 'Thank You'. Your videos and using them almost daily has. made a great difference in my voice. I'll show up for my weekly lesson and my teacher will ask if I've warmed up. Answer is always 'Yes', because I used one of your videos a few hours before the lesson.
Cheers for this. An excellent resource for us 'neither fish nor meat' baritones
LOVE THESE LONG WARM UPS
Awesome! Thank you! Enjoy!
Best,
Jeff
I am looking forward to your take on voice classification with respect to tenors and baritones. Classification is calling different things the same name. (amazing the things one has read that come back to haunt you)
Thank you so much Jeff, I am so glad Ihave found your channel!
Welcome! Enjoy the videos and thanks for subscribing!
Thanks Jeff, I'm buzzing.
Jeff you are my friend but you don't know it!
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for that! I appreciate it friend!
Jeff
Wow! Thank You Jeff.
Thanks Jeff, really helps zip everything up.
Awesome! That's great to hear! Thanks for subscribing!
Jeff
Thanks Jeff! You’re great 👍
Great VIDEO...THANK U..KEEP THEM COMING
thank you Mr. Jeff!
I would also love to see one where the high note goes up to C5 to cover the 'baritenor' range, if that's possible Jeff.
Thanks for mentioning it - there are a fair degree of c5's in the tenor extended range videos if you want to practice in that range, but those videos will not cover the lower areas. Here are a few, give them a try and let me know what you think:
th-cam.com/video/sMVLdNOsiZw/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/LRwkwCgjSco/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/WrJcsAOHo10/w-d-xo.html
Best!
Jeff
You're good at the piano! I know a few songs as well!
You are a blessing, thank you.
Thank you so much for the Super Thanks! I appreciate it!
Merci beaucoup Monsieur Rolka. It was my twentieth of this video.
I like the Baritenor ((;
Whooaaa i love so muchhh. Thank you thank you very muchhh
SUPERLIPTRILL!!!! 1 Minute laughing break, after that I'm so down to trill!!!
thanks jeff you are fantastic
Thank you! Very kind! Thanks for watching!
Jeff
Great video thanks jeff
This helps a lot. Thank you so much!
Excellent! Thanks for watching and thanks for subscribing!
Jeff
Awesome lesson! Thx Jeff! Rick S.
Love the lava lamp!
You’re the best!
Excelentes sus clases, me sirvieron de mucho. Ya estoy suscripto, y un saludo desde Argentina
Thank you so much! I appreciate it!
Such fun! Thanks!
phenomenal
Thank YOU Jeff! ROLKA RULEZ.
Thank you so much! I do my best!
Jeff
Oof 28 minutes exercise featuring tons of agility and endurance. This one is tough!
Thank you
This is perfect, cheers Jeff?
Beautiful! Thank you for singing along! I appreciate it!
Jeff
Great one!
Dear Jeff, it's been long a-due and finally the circumstances in my life allow me to ask; will you be the best man at my wedding?
Great!! Thx
Thank you!
Good show!
Great work
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks!!!!