The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

I'm glad you enjoyed them films. I really enjoyed binging these movies with your reations. I'm catching up with all your videos based on the movies I like as well.

Saints_Madness

Love this! Asia's comments so funny at mordor's gates with all the huge bad guy army "uh... can I get a cup of sugar... some beans" LOL and then when the blonde girl finally finds her guy "see I told you there was someone out there for her" - so sweet! thanks for the reaction, haven't seen this one since it came out years ago, really enjoyed watching it again and your reactions. Agree it's the best of the three, but have to have the first two or it wouldn't be so!

CD

It's probably been mentioned in the other comments somewhere, but the reason Frodo goes to Valinor is because he was a bearer of the Ring of Power. It leaves a heavy scar, so he was afforded a place in the undying lands with the elves. Same with Bilbo. In the appendices of the books, it says that Samwise eventually made his way to Valinor as well, for he too was a ring bearer, even if but for a little while.

Dan Gonya

BJ keep talkin bout how powerful Gandalf is but as far as I can tell, all Gandalf does is use a series of flashlights and wave them at stuff. 🤣

Dan Gonya

"That's the What's-a-ma-doogie again!" You guys absolutely kill me! I love that you have your own catch phrases and everything too! So here I am going through your back catalog until more new stuff drops. "You go'head, I'ma be in the back." I love this channel so much. I'm gonna have to do some sort of ultimate VIP request one of these times...something possibly controversial like American History X, or classic like The Karate Kid. Anyway, I know you guys have seen my commenting all over everything for the past few months now, so I'm just lettin' y'all know I ain't goin' anywhere! 😁😂🤣❤️

Dan Gonya

Samwise is the hero of everything BJ! Sean Astin plays some of the best characters!

Dan Gonya

El Camino was posted back in February

Asia and BJ

You’ve asked a lot about which movies and TV shows you should do next. Now that you did LOTR you should watch The Hobbit trilogy. And since you finished breaking bad, you should see El Camino and Better Call Saul.

Michael King

J.R.R Tolkien intentionally or not made the greatest depiction of a drug addict in the character Gollum

Patrick Silkes

Such a good one. No way not to cry at the end. Ot was a metaphor for the 1st World War after all.I would love to see y'all react to the Riddick movies.

Youwishyounewme

Nice little fact, only characters to hold the ring & willingly give it up: Samwise Gamgee, & Boromir. Absolutely love that fact! Wonder what it says to other people!

Jacob Burkard

This may have already been addressed, but Tolkien recreated his Catholic faith is his works. Aragorn is Jesus, the King returned to reforge the broken line of men-thus the title. The creation story of Middle Earth echoes the breaking of the perfection of Heaven by Morgoth, who was thrown down by Tulkas just as Micheal threw down Lucifer.

David Brown

Sam was a REAL one. He told Frodo, I can’t carry the ring for you but I can carry you and if it wasn’t for that act Frodo wouldn’t have gotten his second wind and would have never been able to run the rest of the way. Frodo was exhausted and Sam basically gave him life.

Virgogrl

I have had more fun watching with ya'll. I will probably watch on YouTube also. Enjoy

Beth Howton

I loved watching your reactions to these movies! And everything else I have watched so far. Having watched and rewatched them from when they first came out, I kept answering whenever one of you asked a question and laughing out loud to your reactions at some things. I love it all! And I hope your allergies calm down for you. I know my own are horrible right now too.

Amanda Brackin

For the last part of the Tolkien trilogy, the movies departed drastically from the books. In the books, Saruman and Wormtongue lived and escaped from Isengard. Treebeard thought they were no longer dangerous and let them go. Saruman wanted to punish the hobbits, so he and Wormtongue went to the Shire. He recruited authoritarian hobbits to help him take over the Shire and impose a dictatorship, then proceeded to trash the Shire by industrializing and polluting the place, cutting down trees, etc, and terrorizing the population. When the four hobbits got home, that's what they found. They had to raise a rebellion to overthrow Saruman. When they did, he kicked Wormtongue, and that's when Wormtongue stabbed Saruman.

Jim Finley

I had always thought Frodo went with the elves because his wound from being stabbed with the immortal blade never healed. Near the end of the movie Frodo touched his shoulder after finishing the book. Soon after, Sam walked in the room and asked Frodo what's wrong. Frodo said it never really healed. I never truly knew why he sailed with the elves.

Duarte Dunn

I really enjoyed the 'Lord of the Rings' experience with you guys. This is the greatest movie of all times in my book still till this day. I can't wait to finish up the journey of 'Pirates of the Caribbean' with you guys.

Duarte Dunn

im pretty sure frodo went with the elves because he was basically poisoned by the ring and he would have just died if he stayed

Crispin

Are you going to watch the Hobbit trilogy next?

LionBro

Fun bit of trivia about Gandalf, Sauron, Saruman, etc. They are all technically immortal angels called Maiar. His appearing as a wizard is just the form he takes in Middle Earth. The Balrog (Durins Bane) that Gandalf fights in the mines of Moria is also a corrupted Maiar so technically they are the same beings, hence why they were so evenly matched. Sauron is the most powerful of the Maiar who was corrupted by Melkor, the first Dark Lord and one of the Ainur (Arch Angels an order above the Maiar) The extended lore of Tolkien's universe is fascinating and extensive with the Lord of the Rings being a tale that exists in the Third Age of his expansive universe but the history of countless characters and timeframes was all mapped out by Tolkien over his lifetime. It still exists today as the most complete world-building of any fiction ever put by pen to paper.

Menty

You have to watch the end credits, so good!

Sara Elizabeth Joyce

Thankyou for watching LOTR!!! I loved it💯🔥🔥🔥 y'alls reactions had me lmao!!🤣 crying!!🥹 (because I'm just a sooky😂) fist pumping!!👊 YEP I did it ALL!!! ❤️

Donna Bannister

Sam is the MVP. If it wasnt for min, Frodo really wouldnt have made it. He saved him so many times. I feel like Frodo had to leave because he went through so much he just couldnt forget. Like how can things go back to the way things were when he had so much evil in his life for over a year :(

Mary

now that you're FINALLY done with the Lord of the Rings here are things you need to start and/or finish, in order of importance: 1. Star Wars prequel trilogy (because it completes Anakin Skywalker's story, plus you haven't done SW in a LONG time) 2. Harry Potter (since you loved LOTR) 3. Pirates of the Caribbean 2 and 3 (you can't just leave it with the first one) 4. The Godfather trilogy (the first two are among the greatest ever) 5. Star Wars sequel trilogy (these movies are for the fans which you will be once you see Episodes 1-3)

Karl Kraus

A lot is explained in the making of the Lord of Rings documentary.For the ending battle, a scene was filmed in which Sauron comes out to convince Aragorn to join him. He appeared as a fair handsome being. That is how in previous ages Sauron was able to deceive others and get control. They show that sequence in the making of documentary. Aragorn and Sauron meet face to face and Gandalf is worried that Sauron would deceive Aragorn. Then Aragorn turns to Gandalf and says "for Frodo" and charges into battle. Peter Jackson decided not to use that scene.

Gary Morse

You guys should check out Harry Potter

Marc Cephas

Tolkien made a point of describing how the hobbits in the Shire didn't understand or care about what the four in the Fellowship had gone through, what they'd done (saved the world), and what heroes the world outside the Shire knew them as. I have to think that was based at least partly on the experiences of veterans after their homecoming - Tolkien himself had fought on the Western Front in World War I and seen most of his friends killed, then found himself back home in a society that didn't want to hear or think about it. The city of Minas Tirith is the capitol of the country of Gondor. I found myself yelling at the TV toward the end, when BJ anticipated how Frodo and Sam were going to be saved from Mount Doom, "EAGLES! They aren't HAWKS, they're EAGLES, dammit!", louder every time you kept calling them hawks. It's like the difference between lions and tigers. Petty, I know, but for some reason that really frustrated me. Like when you kept calling Isengard Isendorf. Glad you enjoyed the story and got into it, though. The first time I read the trilogy was fifty years ago now, and I've lost count of the times I've reread it since. A real epic.

Jim Finley

Wow did I enjoy this rewatch with both of you. More emotional than watching it in the theatre! The Return of the King deservedly won 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture (although a few fantasy/science fiction films had been nominated, this was the FIRST to actually win), Best Director, and Best Original Score (the music for the whole trilogy is incredible). Hope you get to enjoy the trilogy again sometime!

icekaps

I specifically subscribed on patreon to watch these with you. I hope you guys hit Avatar the last Airbender next! Fantastic series

Eric Wallace

Glad you liked it. fun to watch the reactions.

Ed Pawley

I am so glad you finished this story with us! NOW.. its time to watch Bilbo's story! The Hobbit!

Tami Osburn

Lord of the Rings is the blueprint for all modern fantasy. There is no Game of Thrones, Dungeons & Dragons, etc without Tolkien writing these masterpieces. He wrote 3000 years worth of lore and invented languages (he was a professor of language) just to get ready to write these. He was a complete genius. If you get a chance you should definitley watch the making of Lord of the Rings. It's an incredible watch in how they made these films. Loved the reaction!

Menty

Legolas and Gimli also board a ship after Aragorn eventually dies, they then remain in the undying lands as best friends until the ending of the world

TenacityRT

I enjoyed this.Thanks for another great reaction.

s8150f

Great reaction! Well, now it's onto the Hobbit, 1, 2, 3. (which actually takes place before Lord of the Rings - it's Bilbo's story.)

Greg

As they said in the film. The tree blooms, for shockingly, the Return of the King. Signal fires were used to pass alerts back in the day before we got texting. Plus LOTR must be only fantasy fiction in history where an Elf out drank a Dwarf. Truly fantasy right there. lol

Michael Paddon

Sopranos just dropped a bit ago :)

Asia and BJ

Something they don't explain well in the movies is the Black Breath. You can kinda think of it as like a poison of evil. Eowyn and Mary were both stricken with it when battling The Witch King. (When they both stabbed him) It causes the victim to fall in a coma basically and die to darkness. Thats why they find her like that. EVERY reactor gets so confused right there. Aragorn used his healing skill using a special plant to heal them both. "When the black breath blows and death's shadow grows and all lights pass, come athelas! come athelas! Life to the dying In the king's hand lying!''"

Sequiro

Hey what’s the schedule for game of thrones and soprano’s

Max

Definitely had a Band of Brothers feel!

Catherine LW

Only a Baggins could endure the ring for very long. Bilbo for decades, Frodo for a year. Everyone else would be overcome quickly.

Charles Cron

So...can we all admit that it wasnt Frodo , but Sam who was the actual hero of the story....? #TeamSam

Anna Thorp

Also the scene where the Hobbits are having a drink together at the green dragon Inn, reflects the experience that military veterans have returning from a war. No one around them understands what they have been through, but another veteran of the conflict.

Gary Morse

Ride of the ROHIRRIM greatest battle charge in Cinema History

Wanbli Wakua

I don't think we watched the same reaction - with respect. :)Have a good Sunday too.

SilverDoe🎔

StatueOfGuyThinking

bruh, i aint readin that lol

StatueOfGuyThinking

The Dreaded Witch King of Angmar rides atop his fearsome flying "Whatchamadoogie" lmao Great reaction ya'll so glad you decided to jump into LOTR!! <3

Tj

Pretty much the most Epic ending, of all movie endings ever! Happy, but still with lots of tears of emotion.

Greg

I loved this reaction trilogy :) When Frodo returned to the Shire he would become ill every year on the anniversaries of being stabbed by the Witch-King and by Shelob the spider, so he left with the Elves to go to the Undying Lands of Valinor which is essentially Heaven on earth.

Alex Lee

BTW? Billy Boyd AKA Pippin Took can sing that good in real life. The song he sung for the nutty steward, played by the amazing John Noble? Denethor?? Billy sings it, or some of it, in the reunion I've said about :) But here too live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gJ_fZmiQ18

SilverDoe🎔

Just catching up, I crashed immediately after watching this last night lol. Great great reaction - I said it via the last movie, Sean Astin (Sam) was robbed of an Oscar. I loved his performance the most. The last scene when Frodo goes on the ship? It was actually the first scene to be filmed. It shows just how amazing actors they all are and how moving their goodbyes were. There's a reunion episode the cast done during lockdowns on SKYPE or something, its so fun and interesting and worth a watch. In the cinema this was the first movie everyone stood and cheered for for ages. It was emotional too. ''Finders keepers'' and ''He got pimp slapped.'' Creased me! I've loved your one liners in this. The king and queen of one liners!

☻Shell🎔⋆˚🐾˖°

Morning A&B Fam, pulled up to finish the journey. Another great reaction, peace and love! P.S I am with BJ about catfish and sushi 😂

Darth Brooks

So, let's start when Grima kills Saruman - Peter Jackson was directing Christopher Lee on how to act when his character is being stabbed from behind. Christopher says "Do you know what it's like to stab a man in the back? Because I do." He had been in World War II, and knew such things 😅 Christopher was also angry that this final scene wasn't in either the Two Towers or Return of the King theatrical release. It was only when it was added back in this extended edition, that he made up with Peter. Sleepless malice = The eye of Sauron, on top of his tower. It's always watching and searching for the ring. We saw a slight glimpse of the inner part of Minas Tirith (Mee-nass Tee-rith) in the first movie, when Gandalf went to research the scrolls where the term "Precious" was mentioned. Minas Tirith is a CITY in the region of Gondor. Frodo and Sam were not far from Minas Tirith at the end of the previous movie. They were in the capital city of Osgiliath, which we'll see later in this movie. At 1:35:14, you can see Peter Jackson's kids again, they were in all 3 movies, just as PJ is - his cameo is coming later. When the skulls begin dropping on Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli, the model department had made huge buckets full of miniature skulls that they poured down, and it was mixed with green screen and CGI to make it look realistic. The Wolf's Head battering ram is called Grond. That's what the orcs are chanting. When Legolas shoots the arrow that hits one of the soldiers on the Corsairs ships, that's Peter Jackson's third cameo in the trilogy. You can see him at 2:13:47. The spider that attacked Frodo is called Shelob (she-lob). Another small cameo by Peter Jackson - at 2:29:53, when "Sam's" arm comes in holding Sting, Sean Astin wasn't available that day, so PJ got dressed in the elf cloak and did that one bit. Éowyn fell due to the stress and fatigue from battle, plus her grief over losing her uncle Théoden. In the next scene when Aragorn is trying to heal her, the song in the background is sung by Liv Tyler, who plays Arwen, and she's the real life daughter of Steven Tyler from the band Aerosmith. Remember when Sam ripped the webbing off of Frodo's face? He thought Frodo was dead at that point, so it would've been pretty easy to take the ring from around his neck. The name that Sauron whispers that Aragorn (not "aragon") hears is "Elessar", which is an elvish word meaning "Elfstone". It's the name he uses when he becomes King - King Elessar. The song Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen) sings after his coronation is Elendil's oath, and is this in English: "Out of the Great Sea to Middle-earth I am come. In this place I will abide, and my heirs, unto the ending of the world." The final scene with the hobbits, elves and Gandalf was at the Grey Havens - the place where the Elves had been leaving Middle Earth. The final elves, Elrond, Celeborn and Galadriel were leaving. Remember that Gandalf was a Maiar - a spirit creature, not a man. He said he had been sent back until his task was completed, and this was his reward. Frodo was afforded a place on the ship due to being a ring bearer (same as Bilbo.) Frodo also wanted to leave Middle Earth because his wound from Weathertop was never going to heal, and he had suffered much pain and trauma on his journey, and needed rest. What this movie didn't show: Legolas stayed with Gimli in Middle Earth for many more years, and they finally went to the undying lands later in life. Samwise Gamgee became Mayor of Hobbiton, and towards the end of HIS life, he was afforded a trip to the undying lands as well, since he had temporarily been a ring bearer. The undying lands were like heaven, except that Hobbits and Dwarves don't live forever, so they presumably did eventually die, but they were completely at peace for the remainders of their lives. PLEASE go back and watch the end credits of this movie, maybe as a reaction on the channel. It's an amazing song from Annie Lennox, and the artwork shown is really amazing. Glad to have taken this full journey with you guys, and hope these explanations have helped you get a little more out of the movies :)

Bryan Sproles

Oh, man. You guys. I’ve never seen the extended versions before. I remember seeing this one in the theater - I had a bad seat, I was falling asleep, and I kept thinking “will this thing ever end???” It has like 100 endings. I almost wasn’t going to watch this but I’m so glad I did. It was so fun watching it with you guys and I loved it. I really loved it. This one is now definitely my favorite of the three. 💕

Miss Melissa

You guys made it! I’m so glad you went on this adventure and that we were able to go with you. They’re always going to be my favorite movies and books. To me, Sam will always be the hero of this story. I think it may have already been said, but Frodo left for the undying lands (Valinor) because he never fully recovered from being stabbed by the Witch King. The only way he’d be fully healed was to go there. My favorite post-scripts to the stories are that Sam was eventually allowed to join Frodo there after he died because he was briefly a ring bearer, when he took the ring from Frodo when he thought the spider had killed him. Legolas went there as well and Gimli was also accorded the honor. He’s the only dwarf to ever receive it. And Pippin married and had a son he named Faramir. There are many more, but those are my favorites. As you continue to watch movies in this genre and even lightly in sci-fi, you’ll see the influence these stories have had and continue to have.

Melissa

Tolkien 2019 was an underrated movie for sure. The hobbit and lord of the rings was based on ww1 . Things like the rings of power are based on horseshit. Thanks for doing this trilogy

shawn boyce

I really enjoyed this extended version. Are you guys going to watch The Hobbit Trilogy? It’s Bilbo’s story so it also has Gandalf, Galadriel, Elrond, Legolas since elves and wizards live a long time and all would have been alive back then.

Mary Merry Berry

Minas Tirith is the white city in the kingdom of Gondor.

Catherine LW

Absolutely right

shawn boyce

Two more details for you, Lord Denathor was only the steward of Gondor, not the king. Stewards help the kings in running the kingdom & guard it during a kings absence. The white city is called Ministierith & is the capital or seat of the king for the lands of Gondor. PS. Sam does in fact go on to the elves undying lands eventually because he was a ring bearer for that brief time he had it after the spider incident.

Kara Davis

frodo could not recover from the wounds recieved while carrying the ring and was accorded a place in the undying lands(sort of a heaven). The little girl that comes running out to see Sam is the actor Sean Astins daughter.

Gary Morse

I love watching movies with the both of you, it’s always so entertaining, but you really won me over with the roll of TP 🧻 for tissues! That is the way I was brought up and thought I was the only one 😁. I hope you are feeling better Asia 🤧

Sharon Larkin

One of the best movies ever! I just want to give a shout out to John Noble for the tremendous job he did playing Denethor; the steward of Gondor. He knocked his role out of the park. I loved his acting so much I watched Fringe just to see him play a crazy person all over again :D

Greg Hoenig

I always thought it was interesting that Pippin and Merry were always up to mischief and having fun like when they were singing and dancing on the tables, but when they returned to the Shire, we see the four hobbits sitting quietly together drinking their ale. It looked like they were thinking about everything they’d been through that nobody else could ever understand. I love when Aragorn says “My friends, you bow to no one” and then everyone bows to them. I tear up every time. Some others have said, Frodo needed to leave. He says it when he was narrating at the end when they returned to the Shire “There are some things that time cannot mend. Some hurts that go too deep… that have taken hold.” The stab wound Frodo suffered would never fully heal and the power of the ring had taken hold of him. Remember, he wanted to keep the ring rather than throw it into Mount Doom and the only reason the ring ended up being destroyed was because Frodo was trying to get it back from Gollum when he fell into the lava with it. If you notice, Frodo gets on the ship and turns to his friends with a huge smile on his face that we hadn’t seen in a while, it was as if he could finally smile at them because he felt at peace

Tara

Sam was in Frodo’s service before this all started. That’s why he called him Mr. Frodo. His family worked for Bilbo. Frodo knew that Sam would always feel like he needed to look after him out of a sense of duty. Frodo wanted Sam to be there for his own family and be happy. Frodo had just been through too much with the ring. Even Bilbo was still asking about it at the end. Just wanting to hold it “one more time”. That bond with the ring would never leave Frodo. He would suffer that torment and his physical wounds would also never go away. The elves granted him passage to their beautiful undying lands. He will spend eternity with Bilbo, Gandalf, and all the elves who left. It’s the perfect ending for everyone really. It’s my favorite story ever. So glad y’all enjoyed it!

Cindy Beach

In the one scene with Merry and Aragorn what he said was "Ever since we were tweens I would get him into trouble, but I was always there to get him out." They were not twins. Hobbits live longer than humans so they have an age they call Tweens. It their 20 something years. Equivalent in maturity to our teens. Also, the actress that play Arwen, the elf that Aragorn is in love with is the daughter IRL of Steven Tyler, lead singer of Aerosmith

Criimson

Now you gotta check out Bilbo’s journey that takes place before The Lord of the rings. The first in that trilogy is” The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey”

Kyle Komperda

At the end they went to the Undying Lands which is the Middle Earth version of Heaven. Only Immortals like the Elves and ring bearers may go there. Sam eventually went there as well since he briefly carried the ring. This trilogy and The Hobbit trilogy were made by people who loved the books and respected Tolkien's world view. Things being made now, like The Rings of Power, are being made by people who do not like the books or Tolkien himself at all. They think they can make them 'better' for a 'modern' audience. So if you see anything being made now or in the future by Hollywood you have the real deal for comparison.

Mr Jackpots

I haven't read the books in awhile, but I believe Frodo had to go into the West with Gandalf and the last of the Elves because that old wound would never heal, except perhaps with the Elves. What a story, eh? And incredibly portrayed in the movies.

Chryss Guiler

Frodo had to leave because the evil from the ring and the sword stab he got in the first movie could never be removed. It would have kept eating him if he didn’t go with the elves

Dylan Miller

Awwww thank you so much!

Asia and BJ

You know where they went. Where we all hope to go, at the end, however you describe and define it.

Donovan Stone. (Kent, Clark, age 53)

You're welcome :)

Asia and BJ

Thanks

Russ

refresh its there

Asia and BJ

I don’t see the reaction video. What happened?

Russ

Pippen and Merri weren't twins, but Merri mentioned they started getting into trouble in their tweens. That's 10-13 for humans, probably the same for hobbits

Sir_Dalagad

Frodo had to leave because his wound from being stabbed in the first movie never healed. Also, he had so much trauma from the ring so going to the Undying Lands with the Elves is a place of healing and rest for the mind and body.

Angela

Frodo just couldn't get over what happened. He was too scarred to stay.

Matthew Kaufman

It's time 😏 Been waiting for this one 🙂

Sir_Dalagad

Love BJ talking about the cinematography and big fight scenes in The Two Towers and just getting a huge smile on my face knowing you're in for a treat. :-) We appreciate ya.

Sir_Dalagad

Are you KIDDING me?? I just finished watching Batman Begins about 30 minutes ago. Looks like I’ll have something to watch late night tonight 👀😁😁

Bryan Sproles

YEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was wondering what I'd be doing tonight! hahah

Vermillion Kingpin

The last ride of the Rohirrim is so goddamn good. Literally my favorite scene from any movie. Them screaming "Death!" and then charging in with the sun bearing down. Amazing shot.

Andrew

Great line. 👍

Jesse

Thanks Asia and BJ !!! The opening scene with Sméagol’s backstory was supposed to be in “The Two Towers.” When Frodo, Sam and Gollum were in the Dead Marshes Frodo reminds Gollum of his real name Sméagol. When Gollum says “My name? Sméagol” the camera was supposed to fade to the backstory scene which was already filmed at that time and ready to roll. The director Peter Jackson didn’t like that it didn’t feel right there and that it wasn’t helping the flow of the film. So he spontaneously got the idea to put it at the beginning of “Return of the King.” His colleagues didn’t think it was a good idea at first. Turned out it was probably one of the best moves of the trilogy. I personally was blown away seeing that the first time because I wasn’t expecting it. Genius yo. 🗡️🏰 👑

Jesse

Just joined your patreon a few days ago. Been looking forward to this reaction! You guys are my favorite reactors to watch.

John Sheeks

woot! I've been waiting for this one !

jason

Well fuck

Max

YES!! YES!! YESSSS!!👊💯❤️

Donna Bannister

Thank you as always! I can't wait to see your reaction to this. Its such an epic trilogy. I've never clicked on the link so fast after getting the notif. The line that will break me? ''My friends...You bow to no-one.'' Every. Single. Time.

SilverDoe🎔

It’s funny how you think you’re not interested in a movie or show, then when you give it a chance, it’s well worth it! Been down that road many times! This trilogy is an investment, but one that pays off so well!

Randy Suyematsu

Hell yea, something to watch to finish my shift!!

Jephph Phullen

Awesome been waiting for this to pop up. I really hope you guys liked this one. Thanks for the upload.

Rio Mendoza