I think that one way to overcome procrastination is by adjusting your perspective on a task. For example, if you're faced with the scary challenge of studying an 800 page book, telling yourself how difficult it is won't change the book's content. Whether you perceive it as easy or hard, the book's content will remain unchanged. Eventually, you'll have no choice but to complete the task, so it's better to approach it with a positive mindset. A negative mindset won't help you at all; it will only worsen the situation you are in.
People have to understand that there is no such as a “smart” person, and that NO ONE likes sitting down everyday to do homework and actually try to perform it qualitatively. The only smart people in this world are those who truly want to follow their goals and are willing to take the serious steps towards them.
my personal experience : i think that watching vids that teach you how to study is very helpful and really game changing but i often find myself overwatching these type of stuff without making any actual progress , i have found out that this is just another form of procrastination and a quite scary one cuz you will eventually forget all of this tips and techniques if not used on the actual studying. this is a trap that i have fallen victim to. i think the reason behind this is that studying and everything in life require effort u can learn how to study smart and have most fascinating study methods and techniques and resources but you wont get anything done without investing time,effort and somethimes comfort into it
You've become my online study mentor for real! I stumbled across your videos during my college exam prep and now I'm engrossed in your tips and tricks. On a side note, I have 4 courses per quarter
No way the Justin Sung video dropped 🔥🔥Fr I love the guy he teaches a more nuanced way to learn, for example I doubt lots of people knew about higher order learning (which is what he is describing in the video). It is noteworthy to to depict that Amy described how you should question commonly accepted advice with her math concept analogy. 😁
Yeeee 🔥 Ah, so glad you remembered my recommendations and analogies from before! That means so much to me that my tips are sticking :) Thank you for your comment and for drawing that connection!
Hey Amy. He has a course to teach his study skills. It’s very hard to get good at his skills. Ive been in it since late 2021. His mindsets and philosophic pov was were I was coming at when I commented on your video on hard work. He seems legit, but his skill set is very hard to mastery. Literally the hardest thing I ever had to cognitively learn lol. Thanks for the Video.
I see, and I agree with you! Ah, to be honest, when I react in the moment, sometimes I don't realize things like you just said (hence it being a real "reaction" haha). I think that what he says is good in theory, but it just occurred to me that it's hard to know whether chapter 10 is better than chapter 5 if we haven't already gone through everything. I think at the end of the day like I stress in my videos, we want to only take away the helpful concepts for our situations. So while we might not have had to study 1,000 pages in 3 days ourselves, we can still use his idea of creating "anchor points" and then filling in the details. I tried to present personal accounts of how I did that in practice, and my way is different from his! Hope this clears things up. I will indeed stick with my approach to providing tips from my personal experience rather than as a "guru" :)
I appreciate you watching and for your helpful comment. I do wish I addressed the applicability to all students a little more now. I'll make sure to keep that in mind for next time!
Hey Amy, thanks for all your videos. Truly appreciated. I took 2 years off after undergrad having been in STEM and just returned to school for an engineering masters. It's been an adjustment coming back to school, especially because I have been a half A/half B student my whole life. But I do like engineering and want to shoot my shot for a PhD, or at least keep the door open if it's of interest. I tried to incorporate Justin's videos at the beginning of the semester to make a "map" or to "cram" a bunch of information upfront, but that didn't work too well for me. It just felt like way too much to do all at once and I ended up not doing too much of it. So far I've incorporated your advice about buffer time, seeking help from others, moving on from math probs relatively quickly to look at other examples or come back later, developing early awareness on homeworks, and doing homework by moving back and forth between the textbook and the problems. Personally I came back to school with lower confidence in my technical abilities since it's been awhile and since the last years of undergrad experienced decent grades but I never really felt like I was learning or enjoying the content. I think this was because it was also quarter system and a lot flew by too fast. Combined with lacking efficient study skills at the time it just made the work less enjoyable, which was a shame because it was interesting stuff. My only goal rn is to enjoy the learning while getting solid grades, and more importantly to do it from a systems mindset. When i do implement your tips they have worked quite well, though sometimes I still procrastinate or become distracted lol. For me the biggest thing so far has been leaving problems and coming back to them or asking for help, and making sure I have the time to do so by starting early. Especially coming into the year with lower technical confidence this has been really important for keeping up my motivation enough to stay engaged and interested and not become too frustrated to the point of disinterestedness. Ngl I messed up a midterm by studying too much, not sleeping, and then doing terribly. Noted. Will keep tuning in and hopefully will see more progress this year! You're channel is a gem!
Hi! Wow thank you so much for taking the time to write your detailed comment and journey. I’m grateful that you’re using my tips and that they seem to be helping. It’s hard to get back into the swing of things after a while, but I’m sure you can improve! It’s awesome you’re already working hard on making good habits. Wishing you the best!
You literally make the best reaction videos Amyyy!!!And literally the best thing about these videos is that you just dont say that this or that tip or advice doesn't work you give an alternate thats both useful and easy!!!
Love these videos, Amy!! They get better by each video (and more funny, ahah). I'm currently in high school and your stories are a great inspiration. Keep it up!
Not me realising this is exactly how I do last minute studying 🙊 (except ofc my textbook ain't as lengthy as 900pgs) Looks like I was just studying efficiently, yet I was always called "talented smart" by my classmates and roommates. The "never seen her study much yet got good grades" person. I was starting to let these thoughts get to my head, and slacking off even more than my usual bare minimum of studying. Good thing this video came up my feed. Thx Amy! This feels like a wake up call for me not to get too full of myself. I was just fortunate my lazy self used an efficient study method, doesn't mean I could still get good grades if I completely slacked off.
I really love your comment. Thank you for sharing! This is a super insightful perspective, and I'm so glad my video helped you realize this. In a way, you could say that people who study smarter are "smarter," but not because of their natural math/etc. ability. That's why we need to continue putting in the work, just in a more efficient way :)
First of all, thankyou for being honest and making these videos, and secondly, I cannot find any comments which are directly praising Justin's video and i can not find a critical analysis from the comments either, but your review and the advices I heard from him today, are pretty spot on so far... And I will apply it, as i am in class 9, we have books with lots of practice questions at the back of the chapter, I am focusing on marking the answer of those questions in the page of that chapter, highlighting the answers i need, and then understanding the answers, and then instead of memorising the answer, i write what i learnt from that answer... Well i am researching all ways of studying😬 but yeah, i am there, It's still better than reading EVERY SENTENCES IN THE THICC BOOK😤
Good idea! Did you watch our webinar? It includes great advice that relates to your question. Also, Olivia will be answering questions in the comments there, so after you watch the webinar, feel free to ask followup questions there! th-cam.com/users/liveQEdip6eqSF8?si=IXFEjoO-DIgiYaUQ
I say because I watch a lot of videos in youtube, that Justin is a unique person that like integrate all the techniques that like all the youtubers talk, but not so much like that. It's like some of those techniques but improved and new techniques but it's more like a study system that integrates task managment, procrastination, note taking, spacing, retrieval, interleaving, and more things around the study. I was in his course, At the begining of his course talk about task management and procrastination, and those videos are easy to understand. if you investigate there are videos that talk about urgent tasks or burn the boats as he put in his videos those concepts, so if he puts at beginning things that appear in various videos in youtube is not so difficult, because It's like the videos or techniques you often see, but together. And if you didn’t understand the theory you only have to ask to the coaches. The causes of why I didn’t progress a lot are or I didn’t apply the techniques, or My english is not very good to watch the videos or understand when the coaches talked in like mettings. So I will learn english first and then start again the course
Hey Amy, a bit unrelated, but I was wondering if you ever struggled with perfectionism? I think typically in uni, it's not really feasible to always cover everything for every exam (most of the time?). I think strategizing what to study is a huge part of doing well, but how do you let go of the anxiety of not having covered a bit of material? Or am I wrong in my assumption and you should cover 100% of the material all the time?
Thanks so much! I have trouble sleeping, and your videos about your migraines helped change my perspective. Does anyone have any tips for high school. Like if going to a public or private school matters . Keep up the great work!
Thank you for watching and I'm glad I can be helpful :) If you comment on my latest livestream, Olivia (who knows about boarding schools) might be able to help you with your question!
Hello , have watched one of your video and it actually help , am asking if u can make a video , of where u can find past paper or website that helps y with academic 😅❤
Great video :) have you considered doing those predictions on what may come up for the SAT? It would be helpful if you could cover the November/December math concepts. As well as some practice problems. Thank you
Thank you for watching :) I think that the ACT/SAT reuses the same types of problems just revamping them to look different. So I recommend understanding all the problems really well from ~3 different mock tests. That should pretty much cover all bases for you, especially if you truly understand the problem-solving like I explain here: th-cam.com/video/pByDJDUEbUA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vwoYziV4QkyXiPl6 I'll start doing some math videos on my 2nd channel so stay tuned! : www.youtube.com/@thatmathlete
Hi Amy, I wanted to tell you about my situation. I am in my Junior year of High School. I didn't participate in any ECA in my previous 2 years because my high school didn't have any. I also didn't have any sort of passion. I developed a passion towards programming 5 months prior to my 10th standard board exams. So, I couldn't take part in any competition to win awards. I maintained a perfect GPA in my freshman and sophomore year. I switched my high school recently and now I have access to a lot of ECA. I joined the IT club today. I was wondering if I will be able to build enough stats to be a good applicant for colleges. I am very committed though. I am taking initiative to start a business too. I started volunteering at an animal shelter. But I didn't even participate in a single ECA in my freshman and sophomore year So, my question is, will the admission officers acknowledge that I couldn't participate in ECA because my high school lacked the facilities?
Hey Amy 😊, I’ve studied so hard for my test and still ended up with a bad/low grade. Do u have any advice? I honestly just feel like giving up, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. U r such a role model and one of my goals is to be like u
His video was great because I study literature and his tips are more applicable than your practice maths approach. No offense but a little bit of variation is great!
so i have this jibbery mind idk . i have ADHD so it is very hard to focus on one thing and i tend to procastinate more than a usual kid does . so i found out that what i hear and understand at that point is the knowledge that is gonna stick with me . but because im lazy asf i dont usually write notes but instead i do write funny things related to that topic teacher says so when i just reviewing i can remember what he/ she said more than a regular note . but idk maybe i'm just wierd 🥲 and also i don't like have a regular schedule { bcz usually my daily schedule never changes as an introvert i dont have to waste time on going out🤥 } but i do a quick check on my day how it went at night before going to bed so if i missed something i write it in a sticky note near anything i regularly see so i can start from that and complete what i have to do at that day :} and thank you for this great advices 💗💗
Hi Amy, do you like to read literature like Shakespeare or other writers, history, philosophy, etc. or not really? Are you good in reading & writing besides engineering, math, and science?
Hi! I write song lyrics like on my A-Sharp channel so you could say I'm decent at poetry! I love reading and I'm always on a new book. But I'm not that into history to be honest nor do I seek out works like Shakespeare. I did well in all my reading/writing classes and testing though!
-OK agreed think outside the box. For example, the frog doesn't know how the outside world is until it comes outside of his well. -potentially everyone has the brain. but the brain should be braining at the correct time in a smarter and not a harder way is the key. -maybe being overwhelmed and rethinking and doubting on our potential effects us and even if we listen to advices...we keep on missing out. Take care
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I think that one way to overcome procrastination is by adjusting your perspective on a task. For example, if you're faced with the scary challenge of studying an 800 page book, telling yourself how difficult it is won't change the book's content. Whether you perceive it as easy or hard, the book's content will remain unchanged. Eventually, you'll have no choice but to complete the task, so it's better to approach it with a positive mindset. A negative mindset won't help you at all; it will only worsen the situation you are in.
I totally agree! Excellent mindset
People have to understand that there is no such as a “smart” person, and that NO ONE likes sitting down everyday to do homework and actually try to perform it qualitatively. The only smart people in this world are those who truly want to follow their goals and are willing to take the serious steps towards them.
Totally agree - love your comment! This is what I always try to convey too
my personal experience :
i think that watching vids that teach you how to study is very helpful and really game changing but i often find myself overwatching these type of stuff without making any actual progress , i have found out that this is just another form of procrastination and a quite scary one cuz you will eventually forget all of this tips and techniques if not used on the actual studying. this is a trap that i have fallen victim to.
i think the reason behind this is that studying and everything in life require effort u can learn how to study smart and have most fascinating study methods and techniques and resources but you wont get anything done without investing time,effort and somethimes comfort into it
You've become my online study mentor for real! I stumbled across your videos during my college exam prep and now I'm engrossed in your tips and tricks.
On a side note, I have 4 courses per quarter
Wow I'm so happy you're here! :) Best of luck!
No way the Justin Sung video dropped 🔥🔥Fr I love the guy he teaches a more nuanced way to learn, for example I doubt lots of people knew about higher order learning (which is what he is describing in the video). It is noteworthy to to depict that Amy described how you should question commonly accepted advice with her math concept analogy. 😁
Yeeee 🔥 Ah, so glad you remembered my recommendations and analogies from before! That means so much to me that my tips are sticking :) Thank you for your comment and for drawing that connection!
Hey Amy. He has a course to teach his study skills. It’s very hard to get good at his skills. Ive been in it since late 2021. His mindsets and philosophic pov was were I was coming at when I commented on your video on hard work. He seems legit, but his skill set is very hard to mastery. Literally the hardest thing I ever had to cognitively learn lol. Thanks for the Video.
I see, and I agree with you! Ah, to be honest, when I react in the moment, sometimes I don't realize things like you just said (hence it being a real "reaction" haha). I think that what he says is good in theory, but it just occurred to me that it's hard to know whether chapter 10 is better than chapter 5 if we haven't already gone through everything. I think at the end of the day like I stress in my videos, we want to only take away the helpful concepts for our situations. So while we might not have had to study 1,000 pages in 3 days ourselves, we can still use his idea of creating "anchor points" and then filling in the details. I tried to present personal accounts of how I did that in practice, and my way is different from his!
Hope this clears things up. I will indeed stick with my approach to providing tips from my personal experience rather than as a "guru" :)
I appreciate you watching and for your helpful comment. I do wish I addressed the applicability to all students a little more now. I'll make sure to keep that in mind for next time!
Oh no your video is fine by me. Anchor points, and building curiosity and implementing advice. Whatever works of course. 👌
Hey Amy, thanks for all your videos. Truly appreciated. I took 2 years off after undergrad having been in STEM and just returned to school for an engineering masters. It's been an adjustment coming back to school, especially because I have been a half A/half B student my whole life. But I do like engineering and want to shoot my shot for a PhD, or at least keep the door open if it's of interest. I tried to incorporate Justin's videos at the beginning of the semester to make a "map" or to "cram" a bunch of information upfront, but that didn't work too well for me. It just felt like way too much to do all at once and I ended up not doing too much of it. So far I've incorporated your advice about buffer time, seeking help from others, moving on from math probs relatively quickly to look at other examples or come back later, developing early awareness on homeworks, and doing homework by moving back and forth between the textbook and the problems. Personally I came back to school with lower confidence in my technical abilities since it's been awhile and since the last years of undergrad experienced decent grades but I never really felt like I was learning or enjoying the content. I think this was because it was also quarter system and a lot flew by too fast. Combined with lacking efficient study skills at the time it just made the work less enjoyable, which was a shame because it was interesting stuff. My only goal rn is to enjoy the learning while getting solid grades, and more importantly to do it from a systems mindset. When i do implement your tips they have worked quite well, though sometimes I still procrastinate or become distracted lol. For me the biggest thing so far has been leaving problems and coming back to them or asking for help, and making sure I have the time to do so by starting early. Especially coming into the year with lower technical confidence this has been really important for keeping up my motivation enough to stay engaged and interested and not become too frustrated to the point of disinterestedness. Ngl I messed up a midterm by studying too much, not sleeping, and then doing terribly. Noted. Will keep tuning in and hopefully will see more progress this year! You're channel is a gem!
Hi! Wow thank you so much for taking the time to write your detailed comment and journey. I’m grateful that you’re using my tips and that they seem to be helping. It’s hard to get back into the swing of things after a while, but I’m sure you can improve! It’s awesome you’re already working hard on making good habits. Wishing you the best!
You literally make the best reaction videos Amyyy!!!And literally the best thing about these videos is that you just dont say that this or that tip or advice doesn't work you give an alternate thats both useful and easy!!!
Thank youuuuuu!! Much love as always
Love these videos, Amy!! They get better by each video (and more funny, ahah). I'm currently in high school and your stories are a great inspiration. Keep it up!
Ah thank you!! Haha glad you find them funny XD Thank you and wishing you the best!
Not me realising this is exactly how I do last minute studying 🙊 (except ofc my textbook ain't as lengthy as 900pgs)
Looks like I was just studying efficiently, yet I was always called "talented smart" by my classmates and roommates. The "never seen her study much yet got good grades" person. I was starting to let these thoughts get to my head, and slacking off even more than my usual bare minimum of studying.
Good thing this video came up my feed. Thx Amy! This feels like a wake up call for me not to get too full of myself.
I was just fortunate my lazy self used an efficient study method, doesn't mean I could still get good grades if I completely slacked off.
I really love your comment. Thank you for sharing! This is a super insightful perspective, and I'm so glad my video helped you realize this. In a way, you could say that people who study smarter are "smarter," but not because of their natural math/etc. ability. That's why we need to continue putting in the work, just in a more efficient way :)
People forget the beauty in the ability to make perception of something. Study by drawing or playing a game or something. There’s no rule to studying.
First of all, thankyou for being honest and making these videos, and secondly, I cannot find any comments which are directly praising Justin's video and i can not find a critical analysis from the comments either, but your review and the advices I heard from him today, are pretty spot on so far... And I will apply it, as i am in class 9, we have books with lots of practice questions at the back of the chapter, I am focusing on marking the answer of those questions in the page of that chapter, highlighting the answers i need, and then understanding the answers, and then instead of memorising the answer, i write what i learnt from that answer... Well i am researching all ways of studying😬 but yeah, i am there, It's still better than reading EVERY SENTENCES IN THE THICC BOOK😤
I would love some Extracurriculars advice video besides “just do whatever you like”
Good idea! Did you watch our webinar? It includes great advice that relates to your question. Also, Olivia will be answering questions in the comments there, so after you watch the webinar, feel free to ask followup questions there! th-cam.com/users/liveQEdip6eqSF8?si=IXFEjoO-DIgiYaUQ
@@wamyy5halfway though it 😅
Thank you so much for your videos.Sometimes I have had rough times and you have helped me .May you live a happy life❤
Aw wishing you a happy life too ♥️
Thanks for this video, it was needed and it's just awesome how lovely you reacted at the last
I say because I watch a lot of videos in youtube, that Justin is a unique person that like integrate all the techniques that like all the youtubers talk, but not so much like that. It's like some of those techniques but improved and new techniques but it's more like a study system that integrates task managment, procrastination, note taking, spacing, retrieval, interleaving, and more things around the study. I was in his course, At the begining of his course talk about task management and procrastination, and those videos are easy to understand. if you investigate there are videos that talk about urgent tasks or burn the boats as he put in his videos those concepts, so if he puts at beginning things that appear in various videos in youtube is not so difficult, because It's like the videos or techniques you often see, but together. And if you didn’t understand the theory you only have to ask to the coaches. The causes of why I didn’t progress a lot are or I didn’t apply the techniques, or My english is not very good to watch the videos or understand when the coaches talked in like mettings. So I will learn english first and then start again the course
I have done the course Justin offers and it's totally legit. Totally changed my life and I'm 39
Hey Amy, a bit unrelated, but I was wondering if you ever struggled with perfectionism? I think typically in uni, it's not really feasible to always cover everything for every exam (most of the time?). I think strategizing what to study is a huge part of doing well, but how do you let go of the anxiety of not having covered a bit of material? Or am I wrong in my assumption and you should cover 100% of the material all the time?
Thanks so much! I have trouble sleeping, and your videos about your migraines helped change my perspective. Does anyone have any tips for high school. Like if going to a public or private school matters . Keep up the great work!
Thank you for watching and I'm glad I can be helpful :) If you comment on my latest livestream, Olivia (who knows about boarding schools) might be able to help you with your question!
Thx again. lol.@@wamyy5
Love ur vdos ❤❤❤❤ soon a million 🎉
As medical students I like ur tips and find it useful ✨✨
Hello , have watched one of your video and it actually help , am asking if u can make a video , of where u can find past paper or website that helps y with academic 😅❤
love your vids help me a lot thanks =)
You are champion.
Great video :) have you considered doing those predictions on what may come up for the SAT? It would be helpful if you could cover the November/December math concepts. As well as some practice problems. Thank you
Thank you for watching :) I think that the ACT/SAT reuses the same types of problems just revamping them to look different. So I recommend understanding all the problems really well from ~3 different mock tests. That should pretty much cover all bases for you, especially if you truly understand the problem-solving like I explain here: th-cam.com/video/pByDJDUEbUA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vwoYziV4QkyXiPl6
I'll start doing some math videos on my 2nd channel so stay tuned! : www.youtube.com/@thatmathlete
Idk who, but a memory professional said the same thing about studying textbooks 😅
I really want to know whats your take on his higher order learning methods as well. Please make a video on it as well.
As someone who watches a lot justin video you killed me when you said he is an actual teacher
Thanks for this video!
Thanks for watching!
I love your videos. I'm sure you've answered this before, but what's the significace of the 4 playing cards on the wall behind you?
May be love of doing the things
Ok
Hi Amy, I wanted to tell you about my situation. I am in my Junior year of High School. I didn't participate in any ECA in my previous 2 years because my high school didn't have any. I also didn't have any sort of passion. I developed a passion towards programming 5 months prior to my 10th standard board exams. So, I couldn't take part in any competition to win awards. I maintained a perfect GPA in my freshman and sophomore year. I switched my high school recently and now I have access to a lot of ECA. I joined the IT club today. I was wondering if I will be able to build enough stats to be a good applicant for colleges. I am very committed though. I am taking initiative to start a business too. I started volunteering at an animal shelter. But I didn't even participate in a single ECA in my freshman and sophomore year So, my question is, will the admission officers acknowledge that I couldn't participate in ECA because my high school lacked the facilities?
Hey Amy 😊, I’ve studied so hard for my test and still ended up with a bad/low grade. Do u have any advice? I honestly just feel like giving up, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. U r such a role model and one of my goals is to be like u
Amy you will get better soon even I had eczema it is just a irritation that’s it
Could u please make a video on how to master the first 40 math questions on the act, like what topics to study
i love u so muchhhh
Love you toooo
What came first Math or science
His video was great because I study literature and his tips are more applicable than your practice maths approach. No offense but a little bit of variation is great!
so i have this jibbery mind idk . i have ADHD so it is very hard to focus on one thing and i tend to procastinate more than a usual kid does . so i found out that what i hear and understand at that point is the knowledge that is gonna stick with me . but because im lazy asf i dont usually write notes but instead i do write funny things related to that topic teacher says so when i just reviewing i can remember what he/ she said more than a regular note . but idk maybe i'm just wierd 🥲 and also i don't like have a regular schedule { bcz usually my daily schedule never changes as an introvert i dont have to waste time on going out🤥 } but i do a quick check on my day how it went at night before going to bed so if i missed something i write it in a sticky note near anything i regularly see so i can start from that and complete what i have to do at that day :}
and thank you for this great advices 💗💗
Can I read the Bible with this method??
NGL, that perfume looks like a hand grenade
Hi, nice video. But I did not get the point of considering where you do the best vs where you can slack off.
If you look at areas that you don’t have to spend as much time on, that gives you more time to recharge or work on more high-value areas!
They banned me so that’s that
I'm not doing well in school
Hi Amy, do you like to read literature like Shakespeare or other writers, history, philosophy, etc. or not really? Are you good in reading & writing besides engineering, math, and science?
Hi! I write song lyrics like on my A-Sharp channel so you could say I'm decent at poetry! I love reading and I'm always on a new book. But I'm not that into history to be honest nor do I seek out works like Shakespeare. I did well in all my reading/writing classes and testing though!
@@wamyy5
Good but are you fluent in several languages or not?
@@suthiraphanassarat8669 fluent in English and Mandarin
@@wamyy5
Nice but what city or province of China is your family from?
Kinda unnecessary questioning don’t you think?
please
hi
do a colab with preachingp
Hi! Why would you like to see a collab with him? And about what?
-OK agreed think outside the box. For example, the frog doesn't know how the outside world is until it comes outside of his well.
-potentially everyone has the brain. but the brain should be braining at the correct time in a smarter and not a harder way is the key.
-maybe being overwhelmed and rethinking and doubting on our potential effects us and even if we listen to advices...we keep on missing out.
Take care
"brain should be braining" haha - love it
Take care! And thank you - I hope I get to use it too! Thanks for watching to the end :)
Much love 💖
And so excited for the perfume, do share your experience with it when you use it
Nice ❤
YESSSS justin is getting the recognition that he deserves best 2ppl in one video 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤍🤍🤍