This channel is the best thing to happen to youtube in years and just youtube, modern media. Van is an amazing filmmaker, to take something as simple as "these are the books I've read" video we've all seen 100s of times and get emotion like this out of it is amazing work.
100%. Have always been a sucker for "Books that..", "My top x books", but they start to get boring as everyone does them. Not in this case, this is wonderfully created.
I too had Hunter S Thompson phase. It was so impactful to me in my early 20s. His writing was so raw & real...and the stories he told were legendary. Run Diaries is still one of my favorites.
Who will agree with me , that when you turn on Van s videos and it doesn't matter what video about when you watch it you just get in such state forgetting the past present and future,but there is just you and the Van's video
There's a lot of nonsense out there on TH-cam, but this the polar opposite of that. This is art, this is craft. A man and a video camera, distilled, simple, true. Thank you Van Neistat for making these videos, for fighting the good fight, for adding to culture
The history of online video cannot be told without mentioning your name, Van Neistat. Long before this channel existed, I hunted for your content to the edge of the earth. And your voice was rare & archival but I did find some. Mostly from your Vimeo page. Sometimes from Casey’s Vimeo page. But you always possessed an elusive/mysterious aura about yourself. So when you think of culture, don’t worry, you’re part of it. Some of us new you existed before you knew we existed.
So refreshing to find another person on this platform who deserves the label ‘creator’, someone who actually tries to create stuff of enduring and not temporary value
I am so moved. I have tears. Your simple storytelling about your curated culture moves me and is why I'd asked you in the past to tell us more about the Diane Fink school. But obviously your experience goes far beyond that, I so love hearing your stories.
Your content is undeniably outstanding. Every single video hits right at home and I feel as if I am sitting right there with you as you tell these stories.
Mine was East of Eden - "Now that you don't have to be perfect, you can be good." To Kill a Mockingbird - "People generally see what they look for, and hear what they listen for." And The Great Gatsby - "He smiled understandingly-much more than understandingly. It was one of those rare smiles with a quality of eternal reassurance in it, that you may come across four or five times in life. It faced--or seemed to face--the whole eternal world for an instant, and then concentrated on you with an irresistible prejudice in your favor. It understood you just as far as you wanted to be understood, believed in you as you would like to believe in yourself, and assured you that it had precisely the impression of you that, at your best, you hoped to convey."
I was an angry high schooler in South Korea when I read Catcher in the Rye and I felt the same sensation/surprise that people actually had shared the same kind of sentiment for decades… and that it was geologically universal as well. It was somewhat relieving for the teenager me.
If I had to describe what watching your videos (these two prototype episodes specifically): It is as if I have gone my whole life hearing people talk in another language. I need to translate and strain to understand and apply their ideas. You are speaking in my language, speaking to a part of me that rarely gets to hear. Thanks, Van.
I've always felt like I was supposed to be an artist. Maybe a filmmaker. Maybe a writer. Probably a musician. But. I never had the gumption to see it through. I got caught up with "success" and strove, from a young age, to have "the things" that define success... a house, a family, money left over at the end of the week... I sit here at 43, wondering if it's too late. Wondering if I gave up on what I was SUPPOSED to be, and instead settled on what was EXPECTED of me. You are an amazing voice and inspiration. Thank you for continuing to be The Spirited Man.
What an insane coincidence is that I bought Catcher in the Rye and Walden just YESTERDAY from a thrift store. Even more excited to read em now!! Thanks Van
I stumbled upon this channel a few nights ago and I got hooked immediately. Your videos makes me really nostalgic and it throws me back in time to when I grew up and remembering friends, teachers, neighbors and relatives getting into the smallest pieces of details in life. Learning how stuff worked, fixing TV's and cassette desks. Me listening to the same record, over and over until I knew every little note just as a part of normal day to day life. Your videos also makes me see into the future, where and how I would like to spend my time, maybe getting back into details instead of just taking in as much as possible from day to day just to keep up in general. Wow, that is the only thing I can say right now. Wow! At the moment, this is beyond words.
Well Van, when you write a book and have a book launch party. I would like to be considered to either film it, or be the photographer for it. Or, both.
Engaging content, as always, from Van. He would make an excellent spirited dinner guest. A couple of critical thoughts, with no negativity or ad hominem element intended: 1. American fear is culturally specific. It's a sweeping statement but largely true that Americans tend to be more fearful of what's beyond their borders than other nationalities. The genealogy of American fear surely goes back to the genocide against Native Americans and is twinged with concealed guilt. There must always be a hostile other, barely human, against whom we must fight, etc. 2. The reading list is a tad insular: was there any non-American author on the list, or any book published in translation?
Van, even though I’m not native English speaker, I enjoying your way of building phrases, picking words and the way how you unpack your message for us. I feel that I able to grow with you, at least, in terms of English vocabulary.
I bought Shop Class as Soul Craft in a random airport bookstore in 2010 before a Europe trip for a semester off of college. It was the perfect book for that formative time.
This video was made perfectly at a perfect time for me, Ive been trying to find a book id like to read, and i like your videos a-lot so i think ill try one of these.
I read Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas in high school and I fell in love with it so much. I wasn't into drugs, but I was heavily addicted to his eccentric style of storytelling and learning about the aftermath of the 60's acid wave.
Anyone who is on Patreon and tunes into the live streams knows exactly how this video evolved. So cool to see the spontaneous livestream convo come to life in a real video.
Drug books is such a fun phase. My drug books phase was summer of 2017. Koop aid acid test and some Aldous Huxley had me feeling so many ways all while sober. Great stuff.
Very well done Van! You mentioned some of my fave books from my youth and I like how you chunked-out your curated take on different eras/genres. It's also nice to see someone who thinks and speaks the way I do.
This video made me think about the books I've read and how they influenced me. More to the point maybe is how my books are so very different from yours. You've probably never even heard of my books they're so far away from mainstream literature. Which I have largely found (mainstream literature) not interesting at all. It made me contemplate how our interests and searchings are so very individual, and lead us in the direction we each prefer to go. Fascinating thought. Thanks for that.
I like music and film so much, I didnt get into books, but in a midlife crisis and thanks to you I have since ordered Vonnegut's Breakfast of Champions
Van I’m 16 and I love arching yore videos, I read the catcher in the rye last year and if I could say there’s one book that changed my outlook on things or really made me think it would be that. Thank you.
The Bible, highly recommended. I mean it’s the best selling book of all time about the most famous, game changing, guy that ever lived, gotta read it at least once right?
Van, One's choice of reading is totally subjective and I respect your choices BUT....allow yourself to read fiction --contemporary fiction, I'm not talking about Jane Austen, by female writers. Get out of the head space of the male point of view, unless it's Haruki Murakami. Read Anne Tyler, Elizabeth Strout, Maine writer Monica Wood. It's good for your soul.
Epic video Van!! I've picked up a few of the books you have mentioned on the Patreon live streams and have really enjoyed them. After seeing this video I've added a few more to the list. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and lived experiences with us.
This movie was nothing short of spectacular. I went back and wrote and paused and wrote down every book title and author. I’ll order them all for a friend that I believe will benefit greatly. He is a young connoisseur of writing and I hope to find them in hardback. He respects hardbacks enough to read them. 👍🏻 Thank you for this. I will be paying this forward because of you, sir.
My quirky city had a art walk every month in the nice weather months, a dude would come and set up a table with used books and I happened upon Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer, and was reading a bit and the dude says "you're going to love that one", and it took me a good while to get to the right point of maturity for Miller's work, but damn if it wasn't one of the best culture pieces that doesn't get talked about due to his overtly lewd scenes and derogatory language and contexts. For me, it pushed the boundaries MUCH FURTHER than Hunter S Thompson, even though the prose are mind bending, it's a two book series too, thanks for the great video.
Casey doesn't have a thing on you Van. You are two ungodly cool people, not one. I daresay I like your videos more because they (lord help me) make me T.H.I.N.K., not react. I hope things are going well for you Mr. Neistat.
I know Van doesn't read these comments. So for everyone else who does.... this one was very enjoyable for anyone who appreciates intellectual expression. Not saying that I am an intellectual at all but I resonate with those people very deeply. I watched another one of his videos today called "your tardy friends suck. 7 principles". Both of these were stimulating in all the right ways especially since my body is on break from all stimulates for a while. Ones like caffeine.
A book that got me into books was "Angela's ashes" by frank mcCourt and irish American English teacher who has an incredible life story....no wankin up the spout mcCourt!!!!
so I'm at the Hunter Thompson portion and had to stop a sec to enjoy a memory. I knew Hunter about six months before realizing who he was. I lived near Woody Creek Tavern and would stop there once a week and often sat next to the mumbling old guy who didn't make much sense until he sometimes did. Later a film crew came to the restaurant where I served up breakfast in Aspen saying they were on their way to his place, any tips? I said, yeah, he's got gargoyles at the entrance and he WILL shoot you until he decides to let you come in. Be careful. After that, he's entertaining. Next day they came back for breakfast amped up to say thank you, explained the stand-off beneath the gargolyes and then the buffet table that kinda went something like potato salad, hand grenade, spinach dip, AK-47, crackers, Glock and so on. I have no strong feelings about Hunter either way. But I dio find it interesting upon relection that he was someone I spoke with once a week for about three years. Did he shape me? No idea. But I do have a great memory of that national news crew coming back to thank me for the insight!
Never ceases to amaze me how little US Americans actually know about the world. Maybe broaden your horizon a bit more. Read other authors outside of America. Stop focussing on yourself so much.
Morris Berman’s “Coming to Our Senses” changed my life. He has an active blog called Why America Failed and currently lives in Mexico. Deep cat, well educated social critic, highly cynical but also humorous. His poetry book is very good.
That description of the book party. It was a fascinating peek into a parallel world that I have no knowledge of. I do know that I am out here to make a difference - and that very well may be through writing. The letter lasts longer than the man.
I haven't read a book since 8th grade, in highschool I never did read anything, but I recently bought one and I'm looking forward to it. I just hate reading.
Wish there were more then just American/Western culture, interesting but so narrow in so many ways. There's nothing much that I would personally assume as spiritual for such title
Great video! I think one thing is missing from your reading, science. I’d highly recommend The Plant Hunter by Cassandra Leah Quave to get started. Simply fascinating.
This channel is the best thing to happen to youtube in years and just youtube, modern media. Van is an amazing filmmaker, to take something as simple as "these are the books I've read" video we've all seen 100s of times and get emotion like this out of it is amazing work.
+1
100%.
Have always been a sucker for "Books that..", "My top x books", but they start to get boring as everyone does them. Not in this case, this is wonderfully created.
Same for me.. I feel like I own a treasure ❤
I too had Hunter S Thompson phase. It was so impactful to me in my early 20s. His writing was so raw & real...and the stories he told were legendary. Run Diaries is still one of my favorites.
Thanks for the continual inspiration
The real question is: when will Van publish his first book?
He talked about trying to be a writer before he ever did films he said it wasn’t for him and he found it to be the hardest sitting at a desk job.
when he clones itself to make every copy handmade
Who will agree with me , that when you turn on Van s videos and it doesn't matter what video about when you watch it you just get in such state forgetting the past present and future,but there is just you and the Van's video
Dude same.
YUP
You make TH-cam a better place. Thanks for publishing great content!
There's a lot of nonsense out there on TH-cam, but this the polar opposite of that. This is art, this is craft. A man and a video camera, distilled, simple, true. Thank you Van Neistat for making these videos, for fighting the good fight, for adding to culture
And this is gonna last.
You should join the Patreon. We talked about this book question on there and that's where he got the idea for this video.
On the other hand there is some straight dumb AF BS in some of the books he listed....
@@acomaslip5212 such as?
The history of online video cannot be told without mentioning your name, Van Neistat.
Long before this channel existed, I hunted for your content to the edge of the earth. And your voice was rare & archival but I did find some. Mostly from your Vimeo page. Sometimes from Casey’s Vimeo page. But you always possessed an elusive/mysterious aura about yourself.
So when you think of culture, don’t worry, you’re part of it. Some of us new you existed before you knew we existed.
So refreshing to find another person on this platform who deserves the label ‘creator’, someone who actually tries to create stuff of enduring and not temporary value
I am so moved. I have tears. Your simple storytelling about your curated culture moves me and is why I'd asked you in the past to tell us more about the Diane Fink school. But obviously your experience goes far beyond that, I so love hearing your stories.
Van, throw some Chomsky into your reading arsenal to be fully spirited and enlightened!!
Your content is undeniably outstanding. Every single video hits right at home and I feel as if I am sitting right there with you as you tell these stories.
Great comment
Mine was East of Eden - "Now that you don't have to be perfect, you can be good."
To Kill a Mockingbird - "People generally see what they look for, and hear what they listen for."
And The Great Gatsby - "He smiled understandingly-much more than understandingly. It was one of those rare smiles with a quality of eternal reassurance in it, that you may come across four or five times in life. It faced--or seemed to face--the whole eternal world for an instant, and then concentrated on you with an irresistible prejudice in your favor. It understood you just as far as you wanted to be understood, believed in you as you would like to believe in yourself, and assured you that it had precisely the impression of you that, at your best, you hoped to convey."
The emotions captured by this spirited man are a gift to us all.
Agreed!
Wow i really enjoyed this longer form raw talking video as well … keep creating amazing content Van 💯🔥 You inspire me to be a better TH-camr 🔥💯
An excellent list! Thank you for sharing your rewards for a living an interesting life. Also, plese remember "Sculpting in Time" by Andrey Tarkovsky.
I was an angry high schooler in South Korea when I read Catcher in the Rye and I felt the same sensation/surprise that people actually had shared the same kind of sentiment for decades… and that it was geologically universal as well. It was somewhat relieving for the teenager me.
If I had to describe what watching your videos (these two prototype episodes specifically):
It is as if I have gone my whole life hearing people talk in another language. I need to translate and strain to understand and apply their ideas.
You are speaking in my language, speaking to a part of me that rarely gets to hear.
Thanks, Van.
Van, you need to do one of these on the movies that influenced you. Your content is the definition of authenticity.
I've always felt like I was supposed to be an artist. Maybe a filmmaker. Maybe a writer. Probably a musician. But. I never had the gumption to see it through. I got caught up with "success" and strove, from a young age, to have "the things" that define success... a house, a family, money left over at the end of the week...
I sit here at 43, wondering if it's too late. Wondering if I gave up on what I was SUPPOSED to be, and instead settled on what was EXPECTED of me.
You are an amazing voice and inspiration. Thank you for continuing to be The Spirited Man.
What an insane coincidence is that I bought Catcher in the Rye and Walden just YESTERDAY from a thrift store. Even more excited to read em now!! Thanks Van
a book everyone should read is LIES MY TEACHER TOLD ME by James loewen. incredible book.
did u get a differnt camera ? the quality looks amazing
I stumbled upon this channel a few nights ago and I got hooked immediately. Your videos makes me really nostalgic and it throws me back in time to when I grew up and remembering friends, teachers, neighbors and relatives getting into the smallest pieces of details in life. Learning how stuff worked, fixing TV's and cassette desks. Me listening to the same record, over and over until I knew every little note just as a part of normal day to day life.
Your videos also makes me see into the future, where and how I would like to spend my time, maybe getting back into details instead of just taking in as much as possible from day to day just to keep up in general. Wow, that is the only thing I can say right now. Wow! At the moment, this is beyond words.
Billions of books but the best one is QURAN . ❤️☪️🕋❤️❤️
Well Van, when you write a book and have a book launch party. I would like to be considered to either film it, or be the photographer for it. Or, both.
Engaging content, as always, from Van. He would make an excellent spirited dinner guest. A couple of critical thoughts, with no negativity or ad hominem element intended:
1. American fear is culturally specific. It's a sweeping statement but largely true that Americans tend to be more fearful of what's beyond their borders than other nationalities. The genealogy of American fear surely goes back to the genocide against Native Americans and is twinged with concealed guilt. There must always be a hostile other, barely human, against whom we must fight, etc.
2. The reading list is a tad insular: was there any non-American author on the list, or any book published in translation?
When van talks about "the catastrophe of success"and he gets emotional while reading the note... It was so moving...Van u r the best...
BROTHER !! Any chance you could do a movie on the illusion of success??? It sure seemed to hit ya in the feels. Much love either way.
Van, even though I’m not native English speaker, I enjoying your way of building phrases, picking words and the way how you unpack your message for us.
I feel that I able to grow with you, at least, in terms of English vocabulary.
“Cultural Hero” is a term I just heard for the first time. I think Van is absolutely a Cultural Hero to many of us.
HI BARRY
YOU NO WHAT BOOK CHANGED MY LIFE my bank book haaa lol seeya
You're the coolest dude on youtube. Absolutely love your stories, vision of your life lived and un lived, all that you offer with your experience.
Just...wow. Thanks Van. The story makes the "list of books" so much more thought provoking for me.
I bought Shop Class as Soul Craft in a random airport bookstore in 2010 before a Europe trip for a semester off of college. It was the perfect book for that formative time.
This video was made perfectly at a perfect time for me, Ive been trying to find a book id like to read, and i like your videos a-lot so i think ill try one of these.
Year 2 of 6?! Do you know when you are stopping already?
I read Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas in high school and I fell in love with it so much. I wasn't into drugs, but I was heavily addicted to his eccentric style of storytelling and learning about the aftermath of the 60's acid wave.
Kurt Vonnegut made a similar point on the Cinderella story arc.
*My brother, everything is good, but your mic is not electrovoice re20. You have to have one. I'm new follower*
I read Hells Angels by Thompson while I was in college. Absolutely wild ride- highly recommend
Anyone who is on Patreon and tunes into the live streams knows exactly how this video evolved. So cool to see the spontaneous livestream convo come to life in a real video.
Fabulous. Well done Van. I don't know when I'd ever find the time to read but this makes me want to try. Thank you for contributing your verse(s).
Drug books is such a fun phase. My drug books phase was summer of 2017. Koop aid acid test and some Aldous Huxley had me feeling so many ways all while sober. Great stuff.
Thanks - I’m currently 3 years into a huge writing project - still figuring it out - these videos inspire me x
Hell’s Angels is so underrated, happy to see it get some love
Very well done Van! You mentioned some of my fave books from my youth and I like how you chunked-out your curated take on different eras/genres. It's also nice to see someone who thinks and speaks the way I do.
I don't think I've ever seen you tear up before. Almost made me too.
This Spirited Fan is glad to see a new video from This Spirited Man...
I have no idea how these videos touch my soul. Thanks Van.
@vanneistat should start a book club!!
such a beautiful one, van. excellence!
This video made me think about the books I've read and how they influenced me. More to the point maybe is how my books are so very different from yours. You've probably never even heard of my books they're so far away from mainstream literature. Which I have largely found (mainstream literature) not interesting at all. It made me contemplate how our interests and searchings are so very individual, and lead us in the direction we each prefer to go. Fascinating thought. Thanks for that.
Might be the best episode of the spirited man.
I like music and film so much, I didnt get into books, but in a midlife crisis and thanks to you I have since ordered Vonnegut's Breakfast of Champions
Idk how you did it van, but you convinced me to start reading.
Profound authenticity. Keep doin what you’re doin. :)
Ignore this comment. It's just for the Algorithm.
KEEP IT UP MY MAN!!!
Best Part: 00:01 - 16:12
Van I’m 16 and I love arching yore videos, I read the catcher in the rye last year and if I could say there’s one book that changed my outlook on things or really made me think it would be that. Thank you.
thank you spirited man!
The Bible, highly recommended. I mean it’s the best selling book of all time about the most famous, game changing, guy that ever lived, gotta read it at least once right?
The culture of fear is good. Dig the channel
Van,
One's choice of reading is totally subjective and I respect your choices BUT....allow yourself to read fiction --contemporary fiction, I'm not talking about Jane Austen, by female writers.
Get out of the head space of the male point of view, unless it's Haruki Murakami.
Read Anne Tyler, Elizabeth Strout, Maine writer Monica Wood.
It's good for your soul.
Epic video Van!! I've picked up a few of the books you have mentioned on the Patreon live streams and have really enjoyed them. After seeing this video I've added a few more to the list. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and lived experiences with us.
Love your videos (just come across you). I love books; I wish you elaborated a bit more. Still-keep up the good work, Van!
Enfin ,,,bravo for your uniqueness...intelligent video .without the crazy music or editing thank you ..
This movie was nothing short of spectacular. I went back and wrote and paused and wrote down every book title and author. I’ll order them all for a friend that I believe will benefit greatly. He is a young connoisseur of writing and I hope to find them in hardback. He respects hardbacks enough to read them. 👍🏻
Thank you for this. I will be paying this forward because of you, sir.
My quirky city had a art walk every month in the nice weather months, a dude would come and set up a table with used books and I happened upon Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer, and was reading a bit and the dude says "you're going to love that one", and it took me a good while to get to the right point of maturity for Miller's work, but damn if it wasn't one of the best culture pieces that doesn't get talked about due to his overtly lewd scenes and derogatory language and contexts.
For me, it pushed the boundaries MUCH FURTHER than Hunter S Thompson, even though the prose are mind bending, it's a two book series too, thanks for the great video.
You should talk to BETTER THAN FOOd BOOK REVIEWS that would be amazing to see
Casey doesn't have a thing on you Van. You are two ungodly cool people, not one. I daresay I like your videos more because they (lord help me) make me T.H.I.N.K., not react. I hope things are going well for you Mr. Neistat.
I know Van doesn't read these comments. So for everyone else who does.... this one was very enjoyable for anyone who appreciates intellectual expression. Not saying that I am an intellectual at all but I resonate with those people very deeply. I watched another one of his videos today called "your tardy friends suck. 7 principles". Both of these were stimulating in all the right ways especially since my body is on break from all stimulates for a while. Ones like caffeine.
A book that got me into books was "Angela's ashes" by frank mcCourt and irish American English teacher who has an incredible life story....no wankin up the spout mcCourt!!!!
so I'm at the Hunter Thompson portion and had to stop a sec to enjoy a memory. I knew Hunter about six months before realizing who he was. I lived near Woody Creek Tavern and would stop there once a week and often sat next to the mumbling old guy who didn't make much sense until he sometimes did.
Later a film crew came to the restaurant where I served up breakfast in Aspen saying they were on their way to his place, any tips? I said, yeah, he's got gargoyles at the entrance and he WILL shoot you until he decides to let you come in. Be careful. After that, he's entertaining.
Next day they came back for breakfast amped up to say thank you, explained the stand-off beneath the gargolyes and then the buffet table that kinda went something like potato salad, hand grenade, spinach dip, AK-47, crackers, Glock and so on.
I have no strong feelings about Hunter either way. But I dio find it interesting upon relection that he was someone I spoke with once a week for about three years. Did he shape me? No idea. But I do have a great memory of that national news crew coming back to thank me for the insight!
Never ceases to amaze me how little US Americans actually know about the world. Maybe broaden your horizon a bit more. Read other authors outside of America. Stop focussing on yourself so much.
So brilliant!!! Love it!!
Morris Berman’s “Coming to Our Senses” changed my life. He has an active blog called Why America Failed and currently lives in Mexico. Deep cat, well educated social critic, highly cynical but also humorous. His poetry book is very good.
Please never stop telling stories, you are without a doubt my favorite creator on this site
Moving & powerful! Love your work, you are blessed. Thank You.
That description of the book party. It was a fascinating peek into a parallel world that I have no knowledge of. I do know that I am out here to make a difference - and that very well may be through writing. The letter lasts longer than the man.
As a Italian in my 20'' I found Gore Vidal helpfull to get the modern american history, I imagine is part of the school program there , isn't?
I haven't read a book since 8th grade, in highschool I never did read anything, but I recently bought one and I'm looking forward to it. I just hate reading.
Wish there were more then just American/Western culture, interesting but so narrow in so many ways. There's nothing much that I would personally assume as spiritual for such title
Sanderson just raised 25 mil on Kickstarter for a reason, he’ll break your spell :)
It’s working
I don't know that the No Agenda podcast is quite right for you, but the part about the culture of fear makes me think it could be.
Check out The New Pearl Harbor. Good read, Tim Dillon approved
thanks for sharing. I’ve heard a few people recommend the fourth turning so I’ll check it out
siperited mans, can you tell me what the font name is? the yellow. I really liked.
Thank you you just made my day man I just found my new favorite channel thank you
I read hell’s angels last year and lemme tell you, it’s a textbook. Really boring but it’s journalism
Great video! I think one thing is missing from your reading, science. I’d highly recommend The Plant Hunter by Cassandra Leah Quave to get started. Simply fascinating.
What is it about?
You should widen your horizon by reading the occasional non-american book.
Didn't mention Breakfast of Champions even though you typed it out and hung it behind you
I’m in high school right now and my list is so far very similar to yours. I also don’t read much but the few I have are those ones lmao
I JUST HOPE TO CONTRIBUTE A VERSE. that's a bar Van.
Probably your best one.
keep searching Van...
for some reason I am having a really hard time loading this particular video.
Hi Van I was wondering what the name of the font is that you are using. Thanks in advance.
Great video. A bit name-drop-ish, though.
Next time I’m in Topenga, can I hang out with you?