The Mormon Ship is called the Nauvoo. Its a generational ship designed by the Tycho Corporation to travel Tau Ceti, 12 light years distant on a 100 year- 1 way slower than light speed trip to colonize a new star system. In the Expanse Universe, religion is rarely ever discussed and assumed to be on the back burner of society structure, therefore the Mormons have gone to considerable expense to use Tycho Station, the largest mobile construction station in the system, led by Fred Johnson the political leader of the OPA to create the ship. The Mormons plan to establish a new religious colony similar to the Pilgrims at Plymouth rock in a new solar system separate from the OPA, Mars, and Earth governments.
No spoilers: You guys are gonna love season two. Season one and two are from the first book in the series. The first season is basically the first half of the book (which is a lot of setup, world building, etc) and the second half of the book is when it all pops off and speeds up, so that's what season 2 does. In regards to the Mormons, there are a bunch of religions on this show but the Mormons do take a front seat fairly often and I believe the reason why is because 1) Their ship. They are having that ship (Navoo) made so they can go start anew in a different solar system. 2) Some religions are more active in their spreading the word of their faith than others. Mormons are famous now for going door to door, so it makes sense in the future they'd be all over the solar system (Earth, belt, Mars) spreading their religion.
They're also a group that has (historically) embraced the idea of "go forth and multiply." On Earth, with the severe population controls in place to try to slow the swelling numbers of people, this rubs the wrong way, and Mars and the Belt are fairly inhospitable overall, despite the efforts of the Martians to terraform their planet. A new planet offers the potential to not only start over, but start without the weighted boot of government and logistics on their collective neck.
The Mormons also have a tradition of shrewd investing. If any non-government or non-corporation could accumulate enough wealth for that journey, it's gonna be the Mormons.
A close comparison for Eros would be more like Atlantic City; it had a massive boom period while colonizing the Belt was big, but now it's a fading star. The book has a bit more detail, but it basically explains that with Ceres, ships want to be in and out quickly to avoid racking up dock fees. For Eros, with so little ship traffic, ships can sit for months for next to nothing, and the only real draw is large amounts of cheap casinos and the sort of things that would appeal to travelers looking for a break. On the whole, it's way past its prime, breaking down, and generally ignored as a relic of bygone days.
Really glad you guys are sticking with this show, even if its not the most popular on the Normies channel. Its my favorite show in recent years and definitely picks up big time in Season 2! :D
*No Spoilers* The stealth ship is, or rather was, hiding in a crevice in an asteroid, and the torpedo that Holden and crew fired destroyed just the ship, not the whole asteroid. Eros and Ceres are both human settlements in hollowed out asteroids. Ceres is the biggest asteroid in the asteroid belt, and would be considered a small planet if it weren't grouped inside the asteroid belt. Eros is a much smaller asteroid, but still huge compared to most asteroids, and is bigger than the one that killed the dinosaurs
Yeah, and aren't the missiles that the Rocinante's armed with nuclear tipped? Those things are Martian state of the art ship killers: they won't take out a planet but they coulld sure as shit take out a small city ... or an asteroid.
There are two types of torpedoes in the Expanse, Plasma and Nuclear. Plasma torpedoes intentionally drop containment on a fusion reaction right before they hit the target, blasting a small area (compared to nuclear) with a substance hotter than the sun. You can see that when the stealth armada's torpedoes hit the Donnager, the 'explosion' is slow-to-expand and its blue. Plasma torpedoes are more for surgical strikes, because a single nuke hitting a target will completely vaporize the ship - just like it did the Anubis in this episode. The stealth ships used plasma because they wanted to board the Donnager later. The reason why nukes aren't used 99% of the time is that they are large and emit radiation, making them easier to track and neutralize with PDCs (point defense cannons).
i dont understun how the asteroids are in stasis. Did men stop its course when they colonized it? Is it still on some sort of course? Is the whole"belt" traveling in some kind of loop? whats going on?
@@Aemond2024 everything in space is always moving, in orbit around the sun, and often on other trajectories. To make something "stay still" in space, you match your course with the other object. Nothing is ever truly still, but it can LOOK like it is. Also, look up lagrange points, those are as close as you can get to staying in one spot
@@dapeach06 hmmm yeah so they altered the course for all the rocks in the belt to make them stable or were they always stable? There's no risk of 'rogue' asteroids anymore?
12:54 That hotel lobby music cracks me the hell up. It plays through the whole firefight.I found it online somewhere but forgot what it's called. It should be called Run for Cover.
**No Spoilers** I know a lot of commenters hate on Chris, especially in the Avatar Reaction comments, but I'd LOVE to see his reactions to The Expanse if he hasn't seen it yet, because he has a great attention to detail. If he hasn't seen it yet, have him join you for Season 2!
If you go right into Season 2 & finish it in time, you can maybe have the whole crew react to Season 3. That would be great. It's supposed to start early next year.
i never noticed how badass miller was in the motel fight scene love how much yall loved the first alien sighting!lol and that alex impression was great too
The Nauvoo was named after an actual town that existed in Illinios; in 1846 it had a population of around 15000. Because of it's location and the fact that it was a new town created by mormons and native americans (who were treated as equals) the neighboring people raided the town, killed people, stole their land, and burnt the town. This caused the mormans to have to abandon the town.. They'd been pushed out of everywhere.. so they took on a trek across the country too close to winter.. because they had no choice...and many died. Those that survived founded the state of Utah and after were weary of people moving near them.. Anyway the ship Nauvoo was named after that town.
Oh my gosh, that's so cool! I didn't realize that it was actually connected, I thought it was just a cool angel-lookin' thing. Sorry to necro your comment, but that is an awesome fact.
The Flood doesn't react when technology is around though? Unless you aren't referring to the Flood parasitic species from the Halo game series in which case ignore me. The only thing from Halo that does that is the Thano-lekgolo, a special type of lekgolo (those worms inside the Hunters' armour and the Scarab walker that make them work). They can track radio waves and electromagnetic signatures.
cannonfodder343 Yes, I was referring to the Flood from Halo; and you're correct, the Flood isn't activated by EM radiation like this stuff seems to be, but they couldn't really do an EXACT copy on this show. It also doesn't present itself as crystalline tumors in infected hosts, either. I was thinking more in terms of them both collecting biomass to create more complex and advanced forms of themselves.
CHI-Gang, if you all were in a ship, what would you name it? who would be captain/pilot/engineer? Also,the way I understood the Mormon presence in space is that it is really the only popular religion today that focuses a lot on the cosmos other planets and outer space. They believe in alien life and other inhabited planets. Maybe this drove them to be among the first to leave earth, mars and now the whole damn solar system. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mormon_cosmology
The Roci fired a torpedo with a nuclear warhead into the Anubis, which vaporized the ship and a large portion of the asteroid 'twas hidden on (that was the white light you saw). What Fred Johnson was looking at was the logs from the Donnager showing the drive-signatures produced by the engines of the six ships that attacked her (think of transponder codes as license-plates and drive signatures as VIN numbers).
Holden is the Roci's captain. He makes decisions and he accepts responsibility for the consequences of those decisions. He also accepts responsibility for the welfare of his crew.
Season 1 introduces all the characters and brings up the questions as the characters live them. Season 2 these characters start to find answers to some of these questions and others try to take advantage. Can't wait to see your reactions to it. and hopefully you're all caught up by the time season 3 debuts.
no spoilers. nice to see you enjoying it! have you watched the first few episodes of season 2 yet at this moment? if you have you should have seen the whole puzzle fall into place. were you satisfied with the answers? and for clarity`s sake: the first book/story of the series covers all of season one and the first 5 episodes of season 2. so by S2-E05 you should understand everything that went down in book 1. if you don`t I`d advise rewatching or reading a detailed synopsis/summary, as book 2 builds very strongly further on book 1.
You guys have to keep going with season 2 every week to prep for season 3. Based on previous seasons, season 3 should start in the first week February.
0:54 lol poor Nahid, i'm so sorry that dude spoiled you. I think he might be referring to being spoiled about who was behind the Canterbury & Martian ship (Donnager?) attack, which is a pretty big reveal. I feel so bad, i hope it didn't ruin the experience for you. Edit: Y'all really should have someone you trust go trough the comments and delete spoilers. I just read another spoiler in the comments of this vid, i hope you guys are able to avoid it.
Ugh... thats what happens when you try to engage with the awesome people who support you. But hey i try my best to stop myself if i see something too whacky you know! But yes i got that ruined for me all good though it was still fucking awesome! - Nahid
Good to hear it was still awesome. Though generally speaking the people watching these reactions to The Expanse have been pretty good when it comes to not spoiling things and explaining stuff about the series in a way that doesn't spoil the plot, but it only takes one comment talking about something major to ruin it for the rest. Hopefully as we go forward there will be less spoilers rather the other way around.
holdon is john snow/ amos is the hound/ Alex is Samwell tarly (or Tyrion) / Naomei is Denary (sort of...) / Cresjan is cersei (but good...) oh and miller is jamie lannister.
Will say S2 does open up with more action and you get to know more about the weapon shown in this episode. You guys will love the cliff hanger ending S1.
benhmn Technically polygamy can refer to having multiple spouses of any gender. Polygyny is specifically multiple wives, Polyandry is multiple husbands
The reason the Mormons keep showing up is because they are funding the Nauvoo- that big spaceship with the statue on it at Tycho station. It's the biggest ship in the setting to be built, and they intend to take it across the galaxy to find another habitable planet because Earth is too crowded. The guy Miller was talking to on the way to Eros is one of the people who will go. Most people in the solar system kind of feel half and half about this- on the one hand, nobody has ever tried to do that before, and if they can pull it off, it will be a big achievement in space travel. On the other hand, like Miller said, it's a 100 year one-way trip, and if anything goes wrong, anything at all, the Nauvoo and everyone aboard will die billions of miles away from help. Nauvoo is actually the name of a town in Illinois that was founded by the Mormons, but shrank drastically when they all up and headed west.
Well, shit, I hope I wasn't the oblivious spoiler guy. If I was...I'm sorry.... :-\ Also, yes, Amos and his sixth sense for trouble (or, at least, the expectation of the worst some humans will do to others) was a joy to watch in this episode. If he decides you're on his team, he's gonna come prepared to protect you. :D
"How is it these kids didn't recognize the Archangel Gabriel and his Horn " - It's the angel Moroni, from the Book of Mormon. And kids these days don't study religion, and you seem to have missed some things about the LDS.
Seem to recall I qualified you guys as the Normies and those non-participants as the "Mainstream Normies." (With respect to Suraj as I know he's one of the good guys (he already watched)). Chris needs a kick in the head though, Mr. Pretend Sci-fi Fan!
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The Mormon Ship is called the Nauvoo. Its a generational ship designed by the Tycho Corporation to travel Tau Ceti, 12 light years distant on a 100 year- 1 way slower than light speed trip to colonize a new star system. In the Expanse Universe, religion is rarely ever discussed and assumed to be on the back burner of society structure, therefore the Mormons have gone to considerable expense to use Tycho Station, the largest mobile construction station in the system, led by Fred Johnson the political leader of the OPA to create the ship. The Mormons plan to establish a new religious colony similar to the Pilgrims at Plymouth rock in a new solar system separate from the OPA, Mars, and Earth governments.
No spoilers: You guys are gonna love season two. Season one and two are from the first book in the series. The first season is basically the first half of the book (which is a lot of setup, world building, etc) and the second half of the book is when it all pops off and speeds up, so that's what season 2 does.
In regards to the Mormons, there are a bunch of religions on this show but the Mormons do take a front seat fairly often and I believe the reason why is because 1) Their ship. They are having that ship (Navoo) made so they can go start anew in a different solar system. 2) Some religions are more active in their spreading the word of their faith than others. Mormons are famous now for going door to door, so it makes sense in the future they'd be all over the solar system (Earth, belt, Mars) spreading their religion.
They're also a group that has (historically) embraced the idea of "go forth and multiply." On Earth, with the severe population controls in place to try to slow the swelling numbers of people, this rubs the wrong way, and Mars and the Belt are fairly inhospitable overall, despite the efforts of the Martians to terraform their planet. A new planet offers the potential to not only start over, but start without the weighted boot of government and logistics on their collective neck.
The Mormons also have a tradition of shrewd investing. If any non-government or non-corporation could accumulate enough wealth for that journey, it's gonna be the Mormons.
A close comparison for Eros would be more like Atlantic City; it had a massive boom period while colonizing the Belt was big, but now it's a fading star. The book has a bit more detail, but it basically explains that with Ceres, ships want to be in and out quickly to avoid racking up dock fees. For Eros, with so little ship traffic, ships can sit for months for next to nothing, and the only real draw is large amounts of cheap casinos and the sort of things that would appeal to travelers looking for a break. On the whole, it's way past its prime, breaking down, and generally ignored as a relic of bygone days.
11:13: The guy clasping his hands and the long-haired guy behind him are the authors. One of those little details that makes the show fun.
well hats of to them. Cant even imagine how well the books are written, seeing hos this is probably one of the best written tv series ever.
Really glad you guys are sticking with this show, even if its not the most popular on the Normies channel. Its my favorite show in recent years and definitely picks up big time in Season 2! :D
yep season 2 is even better cant wait for s3
*No Spoilers*
The stealth ship is, or rather was, hiding in a crevice in an asteroid, and the torpedo that Holden and crew fired destroyed just the ship, not the whole asteroid.
Eros and Ceres are both human settlements in hollowed out asteroids. Ceres is the biggest asteroid in the asteroid belt, and would be considered a small planet if it weren't grouped inside the asteroid belt. Eros is a much smaller asteroid, but still huge compared to most asteroids, and is bigger than the one that killed the dinosaurs
Yeah, and aren't the missiles that the Rocinante's armed with nuclear tipped? Those things are Martian state of the art ship killers: they won't take out a planet but they coulld sure as shit take out a small city ... or an asteroid.
There are two types of torpedoes in the Expanse, Plasma and Nuclear. Plasma torpedoes intentionally drop containment on a fusion reaction right before they hit the target, blasting a small area (compared to nuclear) with a substance hotter than the sun. You can see that when the stealth armada's torpedoes hit the Donnager, the 'explosion' is slow-to-expand and its blue. Plasma torpedoes are more for surgical strikes, because a single nuke hitting a target will completely vaporize the ship - just like it did the Anubis in this episode. The stealth ships used plasma because they wanted to board the Donnager later. The reason why nukes aren't used 99% of the time is that they are large and emit radiation, making them easier to track and neutralize with PDCs (point defense cannons).
i dont understun how the asteroids are in stasis. Did men stop its course when they colonized it? Is it still on some sort of course? Is the whole"belt" traveling in some kind of loop? whats going on?
@@Aemond2024 everything in space is always moving, in orbit around the sun, and often on other trajectories. To make something "stay still" in space, you match your course with the other object. Nothing is ever truly still, but it can LOOK like it is. Also, look up lagrange points, those are as close as you can get to staying in one spot
@@dapeach06 hmmm yeah so they altered the course for all the rocks in the belt to make them stable or were they always stable? There's no risk of 'rogue' asteroids anymore?
mikey bout to revoke nahid chicago pass lmao
Just finished Season 2, this Show is so great, thanks for making me aware of it!
you not the b team , but remember its not just you 3 its the cat also
Thanks for this!
12:54 That hotel lobby music cracks me the hell up. It plays through the whole firefight.I found it online somewhere but forgot what it's called. It should be called Run for Cover.
**No Spoilers**
I know a lot of commenters hate on Chris, especially in the Avatar Reaction comments, but I'd LOVE to see his reactions to The Expanse if he hasn't seen it yet, because he has a great attention to detail. If he hasn't seen it yet, have him join you for Season 2!
I wish the other would watch but i think we might have another normie sit in on Season 2 with us. - Nahid
If you go right into Season 2 & finish it in time, you can maybe have the whole crew react to Season 3. That would be great. It's supposed to start early next year.
That gunfight had me panicking the first time I watched it. I was afraid they were going to kill off another main character like they did with Shed.
i never noticed how badass miller was in the motel fight scene
love how much yall loved the first alien sighting!lol and that alex impression was great too
The Nauvoo was named after an actual town that existed in Illinios; in 1846 it had a population of around 15000. Because of it's location and the fact that it was a new town created by mormons and native americans (who were treated as equals) the neighboring people raided the town, killed people, stole their land, and burnt the town. This caused the mormans to have to abandon the town.. They'd been pushed out of everywhere.. so they took on a trek across the country too close to winter.. because they had no choice...and many died. Those that survived founded the state of Utah and after were weary of people moving near them.. Anyway the ship Nauvoo was named after that town.
I'm super excited for you guys to see the rest of this season. Keep going Chi Normies & Amira, you're doing amazing!
Thanks Dude!! The Season shall end soon and We will start the next soon!
The statue at the first of the episode is Moroni (sp), it is on the top of all Mormon temples.
Oh my gosh, that's so cool! I didn't realize that it was actually connected, I thought it was just a cool angel-lookin' thing. Sorry to necro your comment, but that is an awesome fact.
@@elizabethlockhart2103 grew up in Utah, so it is very common place. But it does speak to the detail and research of the show creators.
You know what a Blue Falcon is?...Yes, I do.
I'm getting some serious Flood vibes from that blue shit, especially because it powers up around technology and absorbs people.
The Flood doesn't react when technology is around though? Unless you aren't referring to the Flood parasitic species from the Halo game series in which case ignore me.
The only thing from Halo that does that is the Thano-lekgolo, a special type of lekgolo (those worms inside the Hunters' armour and the Scarab walker that make them work). They can track radio waves and electromagnetic signatures.
cannonfodder343 Yes, I was referring to the Flood from Halo; and you're correct, the Flood isn't activated by EM radiation like this stuff seems to be, but they couldn't really do an EXACT copy on this show. It also doesn't present itself as crystalline tumors in infected hosts, either. I was thinking more in terms of them both collecting biomass to create more complex and advanced forms of themselves.
Honestly I thought it was more like Tiberium from CNC
CHI-Gang, if you all were in a ship, what would you name it? who would be captain/pilot/engineer?
Also,the way I understood the Mormon presence in space is that it is really the only popular religion today that focuses a lot on the cosmos other planets and outer space.
They believe in alien life and other inhabited planets. Maybe this drove them to be among the first to leave earth, mars and now the whole damn solar system.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mormon_cosmology
The other big religions are still around. They're just more focused on Earth and stuff.
The Mormons ordered an Interstellar ship from Tycho Shipyards, run by Fred Johnson.
He just stole it! LOL
The Roci fired a torpedo with a nuclear warhead into the Anubis, which vaporized the ship and a large portion of the asteroid 'twas hidden on (that was the white light you saw). What Fred Johnson was looking at was the logs from the Donnager showing the drive-signatures produced by the engines of the six ships that attacked her (think of transponder codes as license-plates and drive signatures as VIN numbers).
Holden is the Roci's captain. He makes decisions and he accepts responsibility for the consequences of those decisions. He also accepts responsibility for the welfare of his crew.
Remember that 'twas something that was found on Phoebe (a moon of Saturn).
Season 1 introduces all the characters and brings up the questions as the characters live them. Season 2 these characters start to find answers to some of these questions and others try to take advantage. Can't wait to see your reactions to it. and hopefully you're all caught up by the time season 3 debuts.
Did you guys hear what happened to Frank Chisjen's friend?
I hope they did and just didn't include the reaction. If i remember correctly it becomes relevant again in the show.
no spoilers. nice to see you enjoying it! have you watched the first few episodes of season 2 yet at this moment? if you have you should have seen the whole puzzle fall into place. were you satisfied with the answers? and for clarity`s sake: the first book/story of the series covers all of season one and the first 5 episodes of season 2. so by S2-E05 you should understand everything that went down in book 1. if you don`t I`d advise rewatching or reading a detailed synopsis/summary, as book 2 builds very strongly further on book 1.
You guys have to keep going with season 2 every week to prep for season 3. Based on previous seasons, season 3 should start in the first week February.
Did they not notice the ship name on the floating space suit?
0:54 lol poor Nahid, i'm so sorry that dude spoiled you. I think he might be referring to being spoiled about who was behind the Canterbury & Martian ship (Donnager?) attack, which is a pretty big reveal. I feel so bad, i hope it didn't ruin the experience for you.
Edit: Y'all really should have someone you trust go trough the comments and delete spoilers. I just read another spoiler in the comments of this vid, i hope you guys are able to avoid it.
Ugh... thats what happens when you try to engage with the awesome people who support you. But hey i try my best to stop myself if i see something too whacky you know! But yes i got that ruined for me all good though it was still fucking awesome! - Nahid
Good to hear it was still awesome. Though generally speaking the people watching these reactions to The Expanse have been pretty good when it comes to not spoiling things and explaining stuff about the series in a way that doesn't spoil the plot, but it only takes one comment talking about something major to ruin it for the rest. Hopefully as we go forward there will be less spoilers rather the other way around.
This video is probably old but fresh cut Nahid 👍🏾. Respect fam, great vid!
holdon is john snow/ amos is the hound/ Alex is Samwell tarly (or Tyrion) / Naomei is Denary (sort of...) / Cresjan is cersei (but good...) oh and miller is jamie lannister.
Who was Sid .... ? the medic?
Who was Sid .... ? the medic?
Will say S2 does open up with more action and you get to know more about the weapon shown in this episode. You guys will love the cliff hanger ending S1.
Camina Drummer, the Midwife of the OPA.
You guys look so cute! Nice one as always!
LadyVenom Way I was gonna comment that 😎
Polygamy is the word you're looking for. It means you marry multiple wives.
benhmn Technically polygamy can refer to having multiple spouses of any gender. Polygyny is specifically multiple wives, Polyandry is multiple husbands
One of you guys got it
they call it a co- op. Is it some kind of business model to increase population growth?
@@Aemond2024 wouldn’t it decrease population to use the equivalent of 4 couples to produce 1 kid?
The reason the Mormons keep showing up is because they are funding the Nauvoo- that big spaceship with the statue on it at Tycho station. It's the biggest ship in the setting to be built, and they intend to take it across the galaxy to find another habitable planet because Earth is too crowded. The guy Miller was talking to on the way to Eros is one of the people who will go.
Most people in the solar system kind of feel half and half about this- on the one hand, nobody has ever tried to do that before, and if they can pull it off, it will be a big achievement in space travel. On the other hand, like Miller said, it's a 100 year one-way trip, and if anything goes wrong, anything at all, the Nauvoo and everyone aboard will die billions of miles away from help.
Nauvoo is actually the name of a town in Illinois that was founded by the Mormons, but shrank drastically when they all up and headed west.
it's been a while since I have watched season 1 so I really enjoy these season 2 is lit and season 3 is coming in a few months
Naomi is the Captain, sir. LOL
The good news is Camina Drummer shows up in 2nd season, I hope?
When you realize Mikey is jacked
New expanse book out now!
Any plans to watch season 2?
Well, shit, I hope I wasn't the oblivious spoiler guy. If I was...I'm sorry.... :-\
Also, yes, Amos and his sixth sense for trouble (or, at least, the expectation of the worst some humans will do to others) was a joy to watch in this episode. If he decides you're on his team, he's gonna come prepared to protect you. :D
ERos is not a dump and out, might take a sec before they leave.
shit about to go down. on Eros.
My favorite normies ...
You guys are all my favorit people!
Yep my favourites too since they're the ones reacting to the Expanse!
Big fan of the taking shots at Chicago
Everyone's favorite potato:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/433_Eros
You say you couldn't live your life on a ship, question: how often do you leave your part of the city? Living on a space ship would be the same.
All the Martians in this show are dead, until next season, LOL. Bobbi!
ZHU-LI, do the thing!
Yeah, but you got a Martian Gunship now.
TEAM WORK HORSE!
It's the Mormons wanting to go Interstellar.
Man, if Mikey thinks that the alien shit is creepy in the show, he would HATE it in the books. The books have MUCH more gorey/body-horror-type stuff.
How is it these kids didn't recognize the Archangel Gabriel and his Horn announcing Judgement Day atop the Nauvoo?
"How is it these kids didn't recognize the Archangel Gabriel and his Horn " - It's the angel Moroni, from the Book of Mormon. And kids these days don't study religion, and you seem to have missed some things about the LDS.
Shit I have to watch season 2 myself first before y'all get to it. Gotta wrap up my exams though.
Ragd0ll Do it. Season 2 is even better
At this point you should follow Naomi and not Holden. Why? cause she's taken charge 2 times, unless you're waiting for a backrub.
I probably did, but Mars isn't the bad guy, you ...
Seem to recall I qualified you guys as the Normies and those non-participants as the "Mainstream Normies." (With respect to Suraj as I know he's one of the good guys (he already watched)). Chris needs a kick in the head though, Mr. Pretend Sci-fi Fan!
11:13 lmao black dude offended cuz everbody knows who is doing all the murdering :D
nvm i regret being nice to you
Da fuck is dis show about
Its really good you should watch it
The Normies Ok i will ☺👍
Is this the one where that thing almost crashes into the planet, or am I just tripping?
Dude, can you not? Like seriously wft?
I have to report this comment sorry.