SdKfz 2 Kettenkrad: Germany's Halftrack Motorcycle
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The Sd.Kfz. 2 Kettenkraftrad (aka Kettenrad) is a deliciously German sort of vehicle, a small utility tractor made with a pair of treads and motorcycle front wheel. It was powered by a 4 cylinder Opel automotive engine generating 36 horsepower, and had a 3-speed gearbox with high and low range transfer case. Top speed was 44 mph, and it could tow about 1,000 pounds of ammunition or other supplies in a small 2-wheeled trailer, or directly tow light artillery pieces.
The vehicle was developed in 1939, and in mass production in time to see substantial use in Operation Barbarossa; the German invasion of Russia. Although complex to maintain and expensive to produce, the Kettenkrad was quite well suited to the terrain and distances of the Eastern Front. As the war progressed and supplies became scarcer and artillery became heavier it was less universally useful, but remained in service until the very end of the war, tasked with jobs as mundane as towing aircraft at airfields. After the war, they were put into civilian agricultural service (much like the Jeep in the US).
This example is in the rental fleet at DriveTanks.com, available for instruction and driving to anyone. It is one of my very favorite vehicles form World War Two, and I really appreciate DriveTanks giving me the opportunity to do some driving on it and show it to you! See all their available rentals here:
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This looks like the perfect vehicle to explore an abandoned city with.
Girl's last tour
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Q: How was this designed?
A: A motorcycle engineer got sidetracked.
I'll let myself out.
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"Get in loser were going to open 4 different fronts and stretch our industrial capacity to past its limits "
Best plain I’ve ever heard to win a war
missverstandener Satirekanal Thats exactly what happened though
missverstandener Satirekanal And how isn’t it? They opened four fronts (western front, eastern, Mediterranean, and North Africa), and their supply system and infrastructure simply couldn’t support the war
missverstandener Satirekanal Oh, really. Enlighten me then
missverstandener Satirekanal No, you just won’t give an argument because you have no argument. If you do have an argument, then I want to hear
When you want to blitzkrieg but Hans only has a motorcycle license.
Highly underrated! "But Einrich, I'm only an elementary school teacher!"
Love it!
I wish I had one.
hahaha 😂
Damn, UGF really be popular.
Looks at the tracks it leaves : looks like the enemy was on a unicycle and the tank was in pursuit
Hmmm, I don’t like the idea of German combat unicycle
Garth Land hi garth
What if the enemy was in the tank and the Unicycle was in pursuit?? :P
I think you know to much.
Franz, get zer clown's unicycle!
When someone orders an über.
über über
An Uber that's only goes to Poland.
"to the Reichstag ...and step on it"!
I will get on it immediately.
Get in fool! We're invading your destination address.
"Come over, my parents aren't home."
"Can't, I'm looking at vintage milsurp rifles at Rock Island Auction House."
"I have .32 French long ammo."
8:38
Underrated comment
With Karl and a BAR in the back for moral/fire support lol, always carry protection
^This guy gets it. Hardest I've laughed in a long time.
take my up doot. you made me laugh.
Hall of Fame comment
My mother was a tank.
My father was a very brave motorcycle.
That is one very brave motorcycle 🏍️ indeed.
Big girls need love too.
Make it the other way around and it becomes horrifying.
@@GeraltofRivia22 but if the motorcycle 🏍️ is on top of the tank, then it's hilarious 😂😆
@@GeraltofRivia22 HAHAHAHAHA
Ian's Last Tour
Zeke Tran YES.
Captain America: i understood that reference.
But who will be his partner?
Cereal ATA karl.
Nooooo
what a beautiful vehicle to drive around with your friend in a post apocalyptic world
Was that a Girl's Last Tour reference?
@@kucingterkejut2390 the one and only
Finally, _that_ reference!
References aside... Yeah, no. Like a lot of German vehicles of the time, it was a maintenance nightmare even while it was in production. It was reliable, certainly, but when something *did* go wrong, fixing it was rarely a simple endeavor. Like ensuring each and every track received lubrication.
@@watchm4ker
So nothing changed considering what I've seen from german cars.
German Engineer: *Hans, do you need a tank or a motorcycle?"*
Hans: *"Ja."*
Watches it drive by
My Brain: Why aren't we still making these!
Like anything German, its hands down superior until one little thing breaks.
@Carl Cowin, They are still being produced nowadays - they're made for snow only and are called "snowmobiles". They have front skis instead of a tyre, but otherwise it's the same exact thing.
I also recall seeing modern replicas being made. They use one-piece rubber tracks instead of the maintenance nightmare the early originals had, but they had similar performance to the originals otherwise.
I build these! See my videos
The fuel economy on tracked vehicles is terrible and so is the maximum speed.
"The germans didnt build things just to look cool though..."
You sure about that?
No, but also yes!
Turns put building with love and care makes things look awsome by accident quite a lot
Building it just to look cool was like every german tank lmao
@Dr. Conflict
When your anal-retentive "pursuit of perfection" means it takes 10x the man-hours to build a tank as your enemy takes... you're not being very practical.
WWII was (from an engineering POV) one Mercedes taking on a dozen Model Ts, and losing.
@@bcubed72 but then what, build two volkswagens? You're still going to lose. It wouldn't have been as bad if America didn't enter the war. Besides, we are doing the same with Abrams right now
SdKfz 2 - when you are into tanks so much even your motorcycle has tracks.
Or as a tanker, when you are into motorcycles so much that your tank has a single front wheel and handlebar steering :D
Model (500th comment lol)
"Feels like it's waiting for the first opportunity to roll over and kill you"
I have more respect for Chito who probaly had to drive it for at least 10 years at most.
Just like Rick Mayall and Ozzie Osbourne on 4X4 motorbikes.
I first saw the Kettenkrad in Girls' Last Tour, it's truly a magnificent motorcycle.
I had to scroll too far down to see someone mention that show
for some reason i feel like i really wanna buy that to drive around with my friend
Imagine signing up for the panzerkorps and they hand you the keys for this thing.
I would steal it as soon as I got the keys.
And run?
Real question, I always tough that in war vehicles had no keys, do they?
joseph gitau to the eastern front, trust me you’d be safe
I'd be a happy camper
When you're a pizza delivery guy on the Russian front.
@667Gullin
There were italian troops fighting on the eastern front too.
😂😂😂
Burger panzer.
Rippchen & Kraut ( ribs and sauerktaut)please😉😂we are Krauts
@@Cl0ckcl0ck and you're wrong
Boy's last tour (to the auction house)
Ian, did you eat the cheezu?
I wanted one of these back when I first heard of them.
Now I really want one.
100000 dollars unfortunately:/
@@keepermovin5906 DAMMIT
@@keepermovin5906 I imagine a recreated one be cheaper.
@@TheCaptainSplatter nobody makes em as far as I can tell but if you find someone who does please post a link post haste
@@keepermovin5906 in fact there is someone that sells reproductions and diy kits for these, they look a tad different but still totally functional
Greetings from Bangkok. Looking at this thing, the first thing I thought was this is a "Tatical Tuk Tuk"
jtilton5 😅😆
I don't think Tuk Tuks get over 15 horsepower, though.
Bruh imagine building a technical out of a Tuk Tuk
This is the British Reply!!! th-cam.com/video/XSQCwaSO6cQ/w-d-xo.html
You maid my day
Ian’s vehicle for the Tour de France, 2020, Colorized
#Ian'sLastTtour
gun jesus
Invasion de France
:D
*1940
Dad:what do you want for a birthday son?
Son:Motorcycle!
Great grandfather:
I wouldn’t complain imagine rolling up to school in that
Zeke Lockheart probably don’t need to worry about snow much
god damn I would be insantly in!
Ah yes, when germany half tracked EVERYTHING
Trucks on a half-track, bikes on a half-track, strawberries and flowers on half-tracks, THE WHOLE PLANET IS ON HALF-TRACKS!!!
half track tank
They never half tracked a half track.
Half tracked boots
Except their horses!
Imagine a motorcycle club with these things.
Ben Amini Yeah , like the Hell’s Angels.
@@alonzocalvillo6702 *Hans' Angels
@@alonzocalvillo6702 Heil Angels. German ya know
@@seldonwright4345 there are german bikers that call themselfes english names
I think most countries would see such a motorcycle club as an invasion
Hans: we need a half track!
Ludwig: we have a half track in the front!
The half track in the front:
utubrGaming more like a 3/4 track
On second thought: Let's not go to Germany. It is a silly place.
1940s: WW2 German army vehicle.
2010s: Used as a plot device in Girls' last tour.
Plot device? How dare you insult best girl like that!
10% Motorcycle, 15% Tracked Vehicle, 20% Supply Transport, 5% Bed, 50% Malfunctions and 100% reason to remember it's final use as a bath tub.
@@jovitfernangloria4271 That part nearly made me cry
@@BenersantheBread I have something to share. I am writing this novel for a year already, and one of my main side characters are 2 kids of mixed blood being taken care in a monastery (the story is an Isekai to a Warring states period of Japan). I changed Chito to Chisaki and made her a bookworm who loves machines and science while I changed Yuuri to Yukari and made her into a kid who wants to be a knight. (So Chi-chan and Yuu is still a nickname and their appearances was just adjusted to fit the story) I just wish Tsumizu won't notice.
@@jovitfernangloria4271 This might just be my impression of them but they don't seem like the type to care about such things
John Wick: I need a ride
Ian: I’ve got just what you need. The perfect meeting of speed, defense, and a peculiar bit.. of insanity.
Hans: My motorbike isn't expensive or overengineered enough!
Fritz: Ok, come back in a couple of days...
U say that because u dont know the dtupid amount of non necessary fancy and expensive functions usa vehicles have.
@@santiagoperez2094 No, I'm just poking a bit of fun at the typical national steriotype that Germans supposedly like to over-engineer things
I hope this year's April's Fool is Ian McCollum doing an inside the hatch on Nicholas Moran's channel, and him doing a gun on forgotten weapons
Now that would be awesome
@@shadowabsol Even better would be if Nicholas introduced himself as Ian.
While both dressed up as eachother.
Nick better start growing his hair.
Time to start a petition lmao
"Good luck, Reiben."
"I don't need any luck sarge, I was born lucky!"
Whenever I see these all I can think of is the final battle scene in Saving Private Ryan 😅
Ah you beat me to it.
There’s a ton of infantry cap, I dunno if they took the bait though
Alvin of Lys Why they don’t make movies like that anymore??
I never got tired of watching it over and over again for years, and the new films out there I watch them once and don’t wanna know anything about it ever!!
Such a shame!!😢 Actors are not quite as good than before 2!!
@@eldelosdedosblancos9381 The only other one that has come close for me was FURY with Brad Pitt and Shia LeBouf
the song "The Boys are back in Town" should be blaring during the intro
Wermacht: yeah we want something that’s fast and small
German industry: so a motorcycle
Wermacht: no it needs to be able to go cross country
German industry: so a light tank
Wermacht: nooo
@Richard Joyce I think they mean RUSSIAN off-roads. Also, they might not have dirt bikes during that time.
@Richard Joyce im not sure about you but personally i wouldnt take zündapp or any other 40's motorcycle offroad 🥵
@Richard Joyce No, he meant the ability of 40's motorcycles to go offroad was limited compared to modern offroad and dual sport motorcycles. They were really heavy (often above 200 kilograms), had a poor suspension and ground clearance.
@@tiihtu2507 Heh, yes it's limited by todays standards but some of them were pretty decent at it. Lower RPM, higher torque in many cases. I'm basing this on hearsay, admittedly, but it's from my father who gave up riding bikes at around 65 and mostly did trials runs starting immediately post war. I'd still trust the old style of engineering over modern electronics. It responds better when you hit it with a hammer :P
@Richard Joyce I meant motorbikes from the 1940's.
The reason it has two fuel tanks is, one draws fuel from the back and one draws fuel from the front. That way you're still getting fuel to the engine even if the vehicle is at a sharp up-or-downhill incline with partially filled tanks.
That's clever!
Those clever krauts. If only they would have used their abilities for good.
@@johnsonjerrad We do! Until a crazy guy from austria joins in.
@@johnsonjerrad wasn't fighting communism a good thing to do?
@@windhelmguard5295 The whole Jewish thing kinda overwhelms the communist thing.
German Army: so we need a fast, small armored vehicle.
Engineers: Like an armored car?
German Army: No, imagine the child of a tank and a motorcycle
Engineers: *SAY NO MORE*
Its not really armored
@@sniper0073088 uh, it's somewhat armored? Like, you can hide anywhere behind this thing and it will save you from bullets
@@user-ld4qt6ci7b Apart from behind the fuel tanks?
@@petergordon9190 yea i peeped that too. but to be fair if bullets are flying in your direction and hit that fuel tank, odds are you are getting hit as well.
I had to scroll far too long to find a Saving Private Ryan reference.
E Sorry Girls last tour has you beat out.
y e s
@@awesomechainsaw silence weeb.
"Panzers didn't take the bait"
That was the “rabbit” . “They didn’t take the bait!”
Pingu's dad had one of these.
OH SHIT
Now I gotta look it up.
@@MrDK0010 Found it. Just search "Pingu Doctor".
Pingu's dad was a wermacht solider confirmed
Thank you Wingmaster.
Wehrmacht: "We want half tank half motorcycle."
Engineer: ***Sets down spork***
Underrated comment award
It wasn't even developed for the military
Don’t you mean... fpoon
666 likes.
It’s literally a spork, mainly a tank and the fronts. A motorcycle
Jeep:" We make the best offroad light vehicle.
Germans:" Hold our beer."
Our beer? But the germans were facist, not communist!
The US Quarter Ton and even the German Kubelwagen could go anywhere it could and carry a larger load while doing it. The Krauts stopped making them in 1944 for a reason - so NSU could produce something useful to the German war effort
Perfect for exploring vast abandoned cities
"So do you want a light tank or a motorbike?"
"Yes"
“Babe come over”
“I can’t I’m making a ForgottenWeapons video”
“My parents aren’t home”
0:11
“I have 32 French long ammo”
well cliped
😂
When you just want to repair your motorcycle but then the Panzerschokolade kicks in
When you need the flammenwefer but with a charioteer twist.
German military transport engineer: Hey, you know how our language is designed to just be able to jam words together to get what you want?
Supervisor: Yes?
Engineer: *lifts sheet*
Brilliantcleverhumor!
@@jamesengland7461 Amazingpunethere!
Sehrgutgesagtkollege
"You know how our language has too many K's in it?
When you roll up and brag in your new tricycle and your german buddy goes: "hold my schnapps"
*hold mien pizwasser!*
@@elijahaitaok8624 I get that GTA5 reference. Pisswasser
Hans:"Finally, I joined the Panzer Division, I could be driving tanks"
Commander:"Here are the keys for that small tank with a motorcycle at the front"
" Mein Godt Dummkopf !! No vheelie-poppen !!"
Forgotten Vehicles is my favorite show now.
00:00 *Colorised video of German recruits stealing their half track to get to ze Bar, 1940*
Imagine showing up to a biker bar in that thing.
"Disperse, you know what to do. Reiben get on the Rabbit." - Captain Miller, 1944
Max:
"Hans have you seen Tommy's new little universal carriers?"
Hans:
"Ja, they're so cute!"
Max:
"We have a new design requisition, we have to make that, but-"
Hans:
"German?"
Max:
"Ja!"
The troops and mechanics: *cries in German*
You laughed about my training wheels. Now you laugh no more!
vroom vroom off to the eastern front
"They don't make vehicles just because they're cool..."
"Ok... yes they did."
German reenactor here out the Midwest region, and at one point one of our members had a Kettenkrad. One event weekend, a German vet had approached us about the Kettenkrad, in fact he worked very close with them as mobile anti-tank element with PaK36 later in the war. When we asked the vet if he wanted a ride in our kettenkrad, he flatly refused our offer, and said "I lost a lot of my friends on these things on hills, when they rolled over there was no hope you could have survived being crushed and snapped in half by one of these things, the war was enough for me". Not often do Americans talk to German war vets who immigrated to the states, and most of them have now long been passed. So is our GI vets, get to talking to them now before its too late.
Dear Santa...
Thankyou so much for posting this. I have been seeing pictures for years, and always wondered how they worked etc !
Kettenkraftrad translate more like "tracked utility motorcycle", than, "light tracked motorcycle", doesn't it?
Story: I talked to a guy that was maintenance in the Wehrmacht during the war. He said if they had one of these in for work they'd pull the front wheel off and drive it through the bivouac on just the tracks yelling, "Aaahh, out of control, run, run!!!", scattering the grunts in their path while not really being out of control.
If I was in possession of "FU" money, this is the one military vehicle I'd buy.
LOL. I can just about imagine that scene unfolding.
That story is a perfect example of why military types are some of my favourite people. :D
War never changes
Actually "Kraftrad" literally translates into "powered bycicle", or motorcycle. While outdated, the term is still applicable in some cases in Germany to this day. That said, "Kettenkraftrad" cannot be translated any more acurate than "tracked powered bycicle" or "tracked motorcycle".
The Sd.Kfz abbreviation stands for "Sonderkraftfahrzeug", which translates into "Special purpose powered vehicle", and was applied to any vehicle, regardless of shape, size or form, as long as it has a motor and had been designed to meet the specific requirements of the Wehrmacht.
klein/kleines = small
leicht = light
SdKfz = Sonderkraftfahrzeug
Kraft = force in the physics sense (practically: motorized)
Fahrzeug = vehicle
Kraftrad = motorcycle (today: Motorrad)
sonder = special
Ketten = chains (tracks)
8:40 Gun Jesus and Friends storming the H&K Gray room. (Colorized 2020)
Bruh
Ian you are great at artuculating what you know. And you clearly do a lot of research into these vehicles, weapons, history, reasoning.. etc. I really enjoy watching you! I want to reiterate that you are great at articulating what you know. I appreciate it, thanks!
0:02 when your trying to cap all the points early game as the wermach in company of heroes
AKA Potato head girls precious vehicle
*Ian rolls up
“Get in loser, we’re going to Warsaw”
6:54 listen one more time but closely (:
Professional Babushka read his comment one more time but closely.
do you now sense the humour?
@@-theislander-5888 You see my friend, historical jokes has that one specific rule: they need to be historically correct. Otherwise, they are considered cringe.
Very good video. Answered the questions I have always had about the kettenkrad
My German neighbor: Nein, ve do not put tank treads on everysing.
My German neighbor taking his hog out for a spin:
I have a friend who made his own cafe racer with the front end of one of these. His grandfather kept the front section, a track and a few other bits from WW2.
I'm a WWII enthusiast and watch every documentary and TH-cam channel on the subject. I have never seen the inside of one of these things until now. I learned more about it in a few minutes than I have in a few years. Thank you so much Ian! Now, about that SdKfz 251 halftrack behind you...
I was checking out that 251 as well ;-)
Halftracks: *exist*
WW2 Germany: I'll take your entire stock!
"Get in loser, we're traveling in style!"
The knee bumps are an amazing feature to me. I've driven to many small cars and had my knees be sore especially on bad roads.
Imagine driving your bois to school with this thing.
Bois, Driving your lesbians to school?
thats the thing i want to do when im immigrate into the states as a German
@@camper1749
bois means wood in french.
School... AKA the eastern front in 1941.
its mandatory if you own one of these half tracks. otherwise dont talk to me or my son ever again lol
" Fraulien... climben into mein bitchin' half-track hawg - ve party like itz Oktoberfest, ja ? "
Man after all the guns and gear you've displayed this one makes me jealous! That is so cool thankyou for the vid!!
“Good luck, Reiben!”
YES
@Steven Hannigan Yeah he was the only one to survive the entire movie.
Sinister Gerbils upham
"Be not that far from me, for trouble is near; O my strength, haste Thee to help me. Blessed be the Lord my strength, which teacheth my hands to war, and my fingers to fight. My goodness, and my fortress; my high tower, and my deliverer; my shield, and he in whom I trust; who subdueth my people under me. O my God, I trust in thee: let me not be ashamed, let not my enemies try and fool me." ~ Private Jackson
@@jd.3493 I give him no more than 5yrs before he offed himself
"I don't need any luck, sarge! I was booooorn lucky!"
Cocks the BAR*
Thank you. 🙏🏻
This should be top comment given the intro outro. Highly underrated comment.
Great idea those knee bumpers !
Great interesting video ! You answered alot of my questions about this wonderful hybrid !
Thankyou SB British Isles
Thanks for doing what you do Ian. Hindsight is 20/20, but the idea of going out of your way to educate and go fairly indepth on a bunch of historical weapons and more is pretty novel and shouldn't be taken for granted.
Perfect for trekking through ruined earth
And dabbing while you see that there's nothing more but you and your friend and the little outliers out there.
Very cultured.. shoujo shuumatsu reference.
RAIN
Girls Last Tour reference
And it sorta still exists today, just in a completely different configuration as a snowmobile.
Put wheels instead of skids on a snowmobile and you have a halftrack motorcycle.
So many cool details on this little vehicle.
"Hans, you sure that thing is safe to ride?"
"Fasten your seatbelt Fritz, I fueled up ze gas from that Messerschmitt over there!"
You should have done the: "Oh bugger the Kettenkrad is on fire" test... Oh wait, wrong guy.
Pro: Open-topped vehicle, easy for the driver to bail out of.
Con: Driver is literally surrounded by gasoline.
But how do you tension the tracks!?
me before watching this:" this is useless haha"
me after watching it:" OMG ITS AMAZING I WANT ONE NOW!"
Right?!
@@CoolGobyFish fine control at higher speeds
Cool Goby Fish it allows for smooth albeit light turning at high speeds
@@CoolGobyFish Far easier and mechanically simpler than having lever steer to each track.
@@CoolGobyFish Yes but if you have to work levers, there is more chance of throwing a track. Think of a one wheeled half track, which is what it is, the position of the front wheel dictates the amount of braking force going to the back tracks, but rather than a skid type steer you get a forward montion curve. It puts a lot less strain of the drive train and is easier to train the driver.
Its nice to see you are still on TH-cam. To a point.
i just realize HOW cool your Channel is !
MAN ..what a crazy Vehicle
i have always liked these. that weird german engineering on full display.
Nice avatar
@@Armadurapersonal right back at ya
@@jameskazd9951 Sauce?
Amazing to see that the suspension system used on the front wheel is exactly the same as that used by BMW touring motorcycles today.
(The suspension is mounted to the vehicle rather than being an integral part of the front forks.)
That's because they wanted to be able to change it on the go seeing how the suspension was always the first thing to go on these as it got bashed around rough terrain.
That was because you could remove the front wheel for off road use. Then you steered it using only the track brakes.
It's really not the same as Telelever that BMW has used for quite a few years but a far simpler and cruder system found on many types of early motorcycles.
@@painmagnet1 BMW call their take on Hossack fork Duolever, should be still in sue on their top-end bikes.
It's a type of springer front end called a girder. They are common on old school choppers and show bikes. I think they where stock on 1920s and 30s Harley Davidsons. I don't know about what BMW was using then but it had to be similar because nobody had hydraulic forks yet.
Ive seen two of them being used as an every-day motorcycle.. they look and sound so awesome and the practicality is on point!
A cool piece of engineering. I would love to have one of these things around my place. There’s miles and miles of forest and wilderness out there that this would be amazing to just drive through
Until you have to do maintenance on it, then you wish you had a quad.
"Fritz, get the boys"
"Fritzl, lock up yer daughters"
Can I just have a ten minute video of them just riding around in that thing
Poland: Babe come invade
Germany: Cant im rebuilding my military
Poland: But my allies arent home
Germany: 0:02
Hahaha :)))
I'm here because 2 girls touring around post-apocalypse world with wierd long white cat thinggy
Same 😁
Me too thanks
yes yes yes
Okay now I want to know
@@superjoeyman1 it's called girls last tour
Anyone who watched Girl's Last Tour ?
It's me!
Read the Manga. You'll get the full story and the proper ending.
Finished the manga recently. Such a good series.
@@bulletgrazer RIP potato's
Somewhere underground 2 girls life is around this vehicle
What
@@Scybren Look up Girls Last Tour.
I can honestly say, as much I use you for vicarious experience in general, this thumbnail is the first thing that made me jealous. damn you, you lucky man.
Super cool! Thank you Ian
Perfect vehicle for apocalypse.
No, needs a mounted Mg42
@@gholland5840 true
Aesthetically, oh my god yes give me it now. Practically?.... Ehhhhhh
Most of my fascination with firearms comes from the mechanics behind them so getting to see this was really cool
Ian never fails to bring cool things to the table!
The way you could hear and see it coming a mile away and Ian just casually cruises by was amazing lol