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00:00Ferocious fights, stingy castles, daring knights
00:02Horrors that did by description, cutthroat cults or cruel ejection
00:05Vicious vikings, cruel crime, punishment from ancient times
00:07Roman rotten, rank and rootless, cavemen, savage, beers and tubeless
00:10Groovy Greeks, brainy sages, need a missing middle ages
00:13Gory stories, we do that, and your host are talking rats
00:18The past is no longer the mystery
00:21Welcome to...
00:22HORRIBLE HISTORIES
00:26Have you ever dreamt of being a prince or princess?
00:36Living in a fancy castle, wearing cool crowns
00:40And drinking only the finest bean juices
00:43Mmm, nice
00:45Of course, that only happens by magic in fairy stories
00:49Normally, a lot of work goes into being a royal
00:52Guys, what an incredible show we've got for you today
00:57I'm famous French hairdresser, Ciel Arsenaire
00:59And I'm portrait artist, Joseph Ducreux
01:02And we are here to collect an Austrian princess
01:06Say hi to the viewers
01:07Hello
01:08This princess knows she's headed to France to marry Prince Louis
01:11Who is going to be king one day
01:13What she doesn't know is how much the French public will hate her
01:18If she looks Austrian
01:19What?
01:20They literally won't let her into the country looking like this
01:23They'll rip her to shreds
01:24Which, quite frankly, would be an improvement
01:26So we're here to make this Austrian wench look really French
01:31Now I'm thinking we'll call you Marie Antoinette
01:46But that is not my name, my name is Maria Antoinette
01:49Not anymore, we're changing it to Marie Antoinette
01:52This sounds my friend
01:53Future queen of France, let's dance
01:55What is going on with this egg?
02:03You've got it scraped back so far
02:05It's pulling out the roots in clumps
02:07Well, it's very fashionable in Austria
02:09That explains everything
02:11At the moment, honey
02:12This forehead gives me a sore head
02:14OMG, you are so right
02:16That's why when I was sent to Austria to paint you
02:18I painted what I wanted to see
02:21Not what I did see
02:23She is so fresh, so fly, so French
02:27Doesn't look anything like me
02:29Exactly
02:30So good
02:32Thank you
02:33Wow, it's magnificent
02:39I know
02:39Now, sweetie, we want this makeover to get you smiling again
02:44But only after we fixed your disgusting Austrian fangs
02:48Look at those jagged little teeth pointing out all over the place
02:52It's like, guys, pick a direction
02:54So we're going to give you a very beautiful and very straight smile
02:58And all it would take is some light dentistry
03:01Using the state-of-the-art metal tools
03:04Ah, won't that hurt?
03:05You won't feel a thing
03:07Because you'll feel everything
03:10We don't have pain relief
03:12Open wide
03:13Let's make your dentures all Frenchers
03:15When we met Maria Antonia, she was a real no-no-no-nia
03:25But Maria Antoinette is très chic
03:28She's glamorous
03:29She can barely move her mouth after agonizing dental surgery
03:33But she is fit for France
03:35So, what do you think of your transformation?
03:40Are you happy?
03:41Oh, she's speechless
03:45And now you're finally ready to enter France and marry a prince
03:50Yes, queen
03:51This is the happiest day of my life
03:55Let's dance
03:56Yeah, we probably should have worked on our dancing, too
04:04Definitely
04:05Please, just stop your embarrassing everyone
04:11Some can spend their whole lives searching for true love and never find it
04:15But for Prince Arthur, Tudor heir to the throne of England
04:19His true love was arranged by his father's lawyers
04:22As part of a peace treaty when he was two years old
04:25And they say romance is dead
04:26But while Arthur has known the name of his true love since he was a toddler
04:31This will be their very first date
04:34Enjoy
04:34I really hope we get on
04:38We're getting married at the end of next week
04:40Prince Arthur's first date
04:41And soon-to-be wife
04:43Is Spanish Princess Catherine of Aragon
04:45So great to finally meet you
04:47I'm Prince Arthur
04:49My father is King Harry VII
04:51Which means I will be the first official King Arthur of Britain, eventually
04:56Bye
04:59Yes, I know who you are
05:01We'll be the next week
05:02We'll be the next week
05:04We'll be the next week
05:05We'll be the next week
05:06We'll be the next week
05:07We'll be the next week
05:08We'll be the next week
05:09So it turns out she can't speak any English at all
05:14Which is, you know, a shame
05:16Because English is my best language
05:18Gracias chorizo Barcelona
05:22Nachos
05:24Si
05:25Ay caramba
05:27You like food?
05:29Food?
05:30Oh, yum yum yum yum yum yum
05:32Chicken?
05:33Bok bok bok bok bok bok bok
05:34Que es una idiota
05:36Si, el es un idiota
05:38I think idiot means something completely different in Spanish
05:41Actually, it's the same thing
05:43Right
05:43This is an absolute disaster
05:46I mean, I probably shouldn't have seen this coming, right?
05:48Because we just used them right to each other in Latin, so
05:50Wait
05:52Game on!
05:54Te amo
05:55Te amo
05:56The international language of love, Latin
06:00What can I get you?
06:02Palom e carotom animus
06:03I'm so sorry, I do not speak Latin
06:05Idiota
06:07Do you think you'll see each other again?
06:11Er, yeah
06:12I mean, we're getting married in ten days
06:13Hitch!
06:14Sorry, bro
06:15Great touch, though
06:16That's just my little brother, Prince Henry
06:18Ah, Henry, er, ocho
06:21Henry VIII?
06:23No
06:24Bad chance at that
06:26He can only be called that if he became king
06:28And that's not going to happen unless I die
06:29So, no
06:30Once we get married, you'll never have to worry about him
06:32Bullseye!
06:34Right, come in!
06:35Prince Arthur and Princess Catherine married one week after they met
06:39But Arthur croaked five months later
06:41So Catherine moved on and married his little bro, Prince Henry
06:44Standard
06:45Gives me all the feels, actually
06:47Bonjour
06:53I am Marie, Queen of Scots
06:55And as you can imagine
06:56Being Queen of Scotland may be quite a catch in the 16th century dating world
07:01I'm also well-fet
07:03Tsss, ouch
07:05My hand in marriage was so sought after that I was engaged to be married when I was just six months old
07:12Henry VIII wanted me to marry his son, Prince Edward
07:15But tell me, what did he send to help seal the marriage?
07:21I like presents!
07:22Who doesn't?
07:23Did he send
07:24A, a ship full of flowers
07:27B, a toy throne
07:29Or C, an army
07:32The answer is C
07:34He sent an army
07:36He started a war to make sure I married his son
07:39It's called the rough wooing
07:41And it lasted for eight years
07:43So I married the King of France instead
07:46Do one, Edward
07:47You see, you probably think that princes and princesses have an easy life
07:53But that's not always been the case
07:55Back in history, they were often married up to other royals
08:00Just to make their own family more powerful
08:03And if that sounds bad, wait until you see what giving birth could be like
08:07It's poor old Marie Antoinette again
08:10Where is my husband?
08:15I cannot see the King, Your Majesty, unless he is at the back
08:19Why are they watching?
08:22I'm trying to give birth here
08:23Right this way
08:24Room at the front, Your Majesty
08:26I love a royal birth
08:29Don't get me wrong, an execution is fun
08:30But it's over so quickly
08:31Darling, do we really have to have all of these people here watching?
08:35My love, we are here to celebrate the birth of a prince
08:38Oh, princess
08:39We need an audience
08:41They need witnesses to prove the Queen actually gave birth
08:44And they didn't use somebody else's baby
08:46Plus, if it is a girl, it stops them swapping it out for a boy
08:49So the King then has an heir
08:51Bonjour
08:51The doctor has arrived
08:54It's a bit quiet in here
08:55I thought we were having a royal birth
08:57More people
08:57What?
09:00I was all here to sweep the chimney
09:02Get your crappy stick away from me
09:04Ignore them, my darling
09:06Just imagine they are not there
09:08What if I didn't have to imagine and they actually weren't there?
09:12She doesn't mean it
09:14I do
09:15It is coming
09:16How do you feel?
09:19A little bit woozy, actually
09:20He was taking it
09:21Can somebody open the middle, please?
09:24The princess, the long birth, clearly needs some air
09:26Okay, everyone ready?
09:28Oui
09:29Oui
09:29Oui
09:29Oui, don't you
09:30Don't panic
09:33I will stick a spike into her foot to release the blood pressure in her body
09:37Was that whack?
09:37It will certainly wake her up
09:39She's back
09:41Come on, Your Majesty
09:43Push
09:44Push
09:46Push
09:47Push
09:47Push
09:48Push
09:49Push
09:50Push
09:51Push
09:52Push
09:53Push
09:54Push
09:54Push
09:54Push
09:55Push
09:55Push
09:56Push
09:57Push
09:57Push
09:57Push
09:57Push
09:58Push
09:58Push
09:59Push
09:59Push
10:00Push
10:14Push
10:14Islamic
10:15Joy
10:16videos
10:17My first wife, Catherine of Aragon, gave me a daughter, Princess Mary, which was great and everything.
10:23But I wanted a son and heir to my throne. A prince!
10:27I did actually then have a son, but I'm not with the Queen, so he couldn't be an official prince.
10:35Awkward.
10:36But now my second wife, Anne, is pregnant, and I'm certain it's going to be prince time, baby!
10:42Although I wouldn't lose my head if it's a girl.
10:45Someone might, though.
10:48Anne Boleyn, my new wife, is pregnant, and everybody's thrilled!
10:51You lie about my mum to get a divorce. You ban me from visiting her, and you say I'm not a princess anymore, and you expect me to be happy about your wife being pregnant.
11:02Too right, Mary. Can I get a whoop-whoop?
11:04Yeah, she's pretty upset. I should probably go see if she's okay.
11:09Or I can organize a special joust for the birth of my son. He's bound to be a boy this time.
11:15Right?
11:17Wrong.
11:18I think Henry is delighted to announce the birth of a prince. Yes.
11:23The whole point of divorcing the last one was so that I could get a son. And now look what's happened. A beautiful, healthy baby girl.
11:31But not now, guys. Read the room!
11:33Can I just double-check this?
11:38She's definitely a girl.
11:39Okay, fine.
11:40Father?
11:46Hello?
11:47Father's fake wife.
11:51Queen Anne, actually, for now. Let's see what happens next time you don't have a son.
11:57Speaking of the king's sons, Henry Fitzroy in the house.
12:00You don't count.
12:03Oh! Just because the king wasn't married to my mum. Typical.
12:06Sorry, girls.
12:07I can't believe you gave him better rooms than me at Christmas.
12:10Let's give me one of those days.
12:11Right.
12:12Can we try and smile, yeah?
12:17Wonderful news, Mary. We want you to live with Princess Elizabeth.
12:22It will be convenient because you will be working for her as a servant.
12:26That's no position for a princess.
12:28But you're not a princess anymore, are you?
12:31Your daddy took your title away, didn't you, darling?
12:34Hmm? I suddenly feel a bit peckish, actually.
12:36Let's see who you are.
12:37Dad, you can't let that woman talk.
12:40The queen?
12:41My mother, Catherine of Aragon, is the queen.
12:44Not anymore, she isn't.
12:47I'm just going to go grab a cup of pork chops.
12:52I eat when I'm nervous.
12:54And when I'm not nervous.
12:56I'm a hungry boy.
12:59They've taken away my household.
13:02And Boleyn has destroyed my life.
13:05I'm not calling her queen.
13:07And I'm not calling her daughter princess.
13:09And I'm not agreeing with her about anything ever.
13:12Hey, guys. Just came to say hello to the baby.
13:14What's he doing here?
13:16Weird. Suddenly, all I can think about is pork chops.
13:19Chop off your block.
13:20I hate him.
13:22Oh, jinx!
13:22Ha!
13:23Ha!
13:24You can't keep calling yourself princess.
13:27This is my final word.
13:28Please, Daddy.
13:30Oh, go on then. You can carry on.
13:32What?
13:32What can I say, my big softie?
13:35I'm a princess.
13:37Have we had lunch already?
13:39Better have another one.
13:40Just go on the safe side.
13:42Yeah?
13:43Lunch.
13:44Swap it up.
13:44I'm the prince of Wales.
13:49And when my old man, King George III, dies, I'm going to be made King George IV.
13:54Except that's not too far away.
13:56I'm King George III, his father, and I'm still alive.
14:00What's the best thing about being a prince?
14:03All that pampering.
14:05Spoiler rotten.
14:05I blame your mother.
14:06She thought he was so perfect that she put him on display to the public when he was just
14:09a week old.
14:10And people came from all over just to see his royal cuteness.
14:14I mean, you just look like any other baby.
14:16Yeah, well, mummy didn't think so.
14:17She had a life-size waxwork model made of me, kept in this little glass display jar.
14:23Actually, kind of creepy now that I think about it, but...
14:25Dad?
14:30Am I going to be King George IV?
14:34No.
14:36Clearly asleep.
14:37What's wrong with you?
14:40Many princes and princesses lived a life of luxury, but others had much more difficult
14:46lives.
14:47Some suffered like you wouldn't believe.
14:51One 18th century African prince was taken from his home, sold into slavery, and forced
14:57to travel to America, where he did back-breaking work on a cotton plantation in Mississippi.
15:03His life did eventually improve a little, but it took time.
15:07A long time.
15:09A long, long, long time.
15:11Ladies and gentlemen, I am Prince Abdul Rahman Abraham.
15:16King Ibrahimah, thank you all for coming tonight to hear the tale of my escape from captivity.
15:24Oh, forget it.
15:25I can't believe me eye.
15:27Could it really be?
15:29Prince Abdul?
15:31Oh, he tell you he was a prince too?
15:33Ignore him, he's just a slave.
15:35Prince Abdul?
15:36It's me, Dr John Coates Cox.
15:39Your father, King Ibrahimah, saved me life when I was in West Africa.
15:43Dr Cox.
15:45I was taken from my family's kingdom, and I have been enslaved here for 19 years.
15:51I'm so sorry, Abdul.
15:52Hey, in your face, grumpy villager lady.
15:55I am a prince.
15:56It's true.
15:57He is a prince.
15:58Well, that's nice.
15:59The authorities here won't care.
16:02He's still enslaved.
16:03Over my dead body, your royal highness.
16:06You will be free within a year.
16:1021 years later, I was still a slave.
16:14And my potential rescuer, Dr Cox, was dead.
16:18But while my hopes were fading, others were still fighting my cause.
16:23Yes, thank you for continuing Dr Cox's work, Mr Malshock, but I'm still here.
16:29So I wrote to your father, the Sultan of Morocco, and now he's written to the President of America.
16:35The Sultan of Morocco is not my father.
16:37Are you sure?
16:38I'm pretty sure, yeah.
16:39Anyway, the Sultan was so moved that he wrote directly to President Adams, who has now approved your journey home.
16:48To Morocco?
16:49Uh-huh.
16:49Which is not my home.
16:50I'll admit there's some details that need ironing out, but Prince Abdul, don't you see?
16:54You can leave this place.
16:56You're free.
16:58This is really happening.
17:00Where's my wife?
17:01Darling, get the children.
17:03We are all free.
17:05Ooh.
17:06You did get the freedom for my wife and children, right?
17:10Ugh.
17:11This is awkward.
17:12My eight children.
17:15I'm a free man now.
17:16I would do it to myself.
17:17And that is why I am here today, telling my story and raising money to buy freedom for the rest of my family.
17:26And I will not rest until I am done.
17:29Can't your dad, the Sultan of Morocco, help?
17:31Not my dad.
17:33Please pay attention.
17:35This tour is very long.
17:37Prince Abdul did eventually make it back to Africa, but he sadly died before reaching his home again.
17:45Some princes and princesses choose to live their lives differently to most royals and march to the beat of their own drum, like my fellow suffragette, Princess Sophia de Leep Singh.
17:55Have you not heard of her?
17:56Wow.
17:57She's a huge celeb here in Edwardian England.
18:00She uses her fame to raise awareness for our cause.
18:02Votes for women.
18:04Votes for women.
18:05Votes for women.
18:06Votes for women.
18:08Votes for women.
18:09Duh.
18:10Votes for women.
18:11Votes for women.
18:13Votes for women.
18:14Hi, cuz.
18:15I don't see you at Hampton Court much.
18:17I thought Buckingham Palace was your vibe.
18:19I'm not your cuz, Princess Sophia.
18:21I am your king.
18:22Whatever.
18:22Make it quick.
18:23I've got rights to fight for and bikes to fix.
18:26Okay, look, I know you're not a member of the British royal family, but you are a princess, and we royals are expected to behave in certain ways.
18:34Give us a hand, Oileen, this chain.
18:35Certainly not.
18:36The daughter of a Maharaja should ride in a coach, not on a bike.
18:39I'm the newspaper's face of female cycling.
18:42And how can you campaign for equality riding in a royal carriage?
18:45Look, Princess Sophia, your behavior is embarrassing the family.
18:49Any more, and I shall have to ask you to stop living in Hampton Court Palace.
18:53You can't.
18:55Your grandmother, Queen Victoria, was my godmother, and she gave me these rooms to live in before she died.
19:01They're mine.
19:02Cycling, selling suffragette newspapers, protesting with a troublemaking rabble?
19:07I'm just trying to do my bit.
19:10You could do your bit by paying some taxes.
19:14I won't pay tax until women have fair representation in government.
19:19Votes for women.
19:20Votes for women.
19:21Votes for women.
19:22Fine.
19:23Do what you want.
19:24Forget your royals.
19:26Please, try and make sure to keep your room tidy.
19:29Tidy my room?
19:31No way.
19:32We have maids for that?
19:33I am a princess, after all.
19:37Votes for women.
19:38Votes for women.
19:39Votes for women.
19:43Horribly Historical Musicals presents Alfield.
19:46Alfield, your mother and I can't always be with you, making sure you don't meet any boys.
19:55That's why we're putting a couple of deadly snakes in your room to keep them away.
20:02Sleep well.
20:03What?
20:03Don't touch me.
20:05Oh, snakes, get off.
20:06I'll never get a boyfriend now.
20:09I'm...
20:10Princess Alfield, you're gonna get killed by the viper that guards me.
20:15Watch where you tread or you'll end up dead with a capital D.
20:19Do we?
20:21Yes, I'm surrounded by snakes.
20:23And those are some serious snakes.
20:26For a terminally curious prince or three.
20:32Like a princess from an old school fairy tale, Alfield wants to find her prince.
20:38Prince Alf, you got past the snakes and rescued me.
20:42Let's get married.
20:44It'll be a whole new life.
20:50Golden slippers and silver frocks.
20:53I'll be your wife.
20:57No snakes hiding in my socks.
21:01Wait, you're getting married?
21:04All you know about him is that he can avoid snakes.
21:06Fine, you win.
21:08I won't marry him.
21:09Yes.
21:10I'll dress up as a man and become a pirate.
21:13Happy now.
21:15Wait, what has happened?
21:17Alfield, the true story of the princess whose parents filled her bedroom with snakes
21:21and who ran off to become a pirate.
21:23Piracy, debts for me.
21:26Plundering, bens at sea.
21:28I think we can all agree there'll never be a queen like me.
21:33Alfield, a princess tale like you've never seen before.
21:37Um, I'm still a bit confused by the whole pirate thing.
21:39Oh, and does anyone have any anti-venom for my bottom?
21:42Oh!
21:43Oh!
21:45Loomad, loomad, the living toilet who ran from the Middle Ages
21:49with a bucket so that you can have a poop in a private place
21:54sticking on my bucket with a cape to hide your face
21:57and bum, and when you're done
22:00I will charge for pending if you did a two or one
22:03Loomad!
22:04Please welcome today's historical figure who really needs the loo
22:09Bonnie Prince Charlie!
22:16Good evening, friend.
22:18Are you Bonnie Prince Charlie, the 18th century prince
22:21who laid claim to the thrones of England, Scotland and Ireland?
22:25Yeah?
22:25Who are you?
22:26Sorry, I just really need a loo
22:28I am Loomad!
22:32You have travelled through time from the 18th century
22:35to use my first-rate toilet facility!
22:39Hello?
22:40It's plot quiz!
22:44Answer questions one and two
22:46and I'll let you do a...
22:47Hooray!
22:48I really, really need the toilets
22:50can we say no more?
22:51Question number one
22:52What is your proudest moment?
22:55Well, my grandfather James II
22:57was robbed of his English throne
22:59during the glorious revolution
23:01just for being a bit Catholic
23:02so my proudest moment would be
23:04when I and my Jacobite troops
23:06crushed the British in battle
23:09bringing me closer to taking my throne back
23:12from the usurper, George II
23:14Throne?
23:15As in the toilet?
23:17No, the throne as in the throne!
23:19I am the rightful king of Britain
23:20and I really need a poo!
23:23Hooray!
23:24Question number two
23:25What?
23:27It gets me every time
23:28Come on, come on, come on, come on!
23:30What was your most embarrassing moment?
23:33Uh, a rebellion ran out of luck
23:35around the time of the Battle of Culloden
23:36and the English captured 3,500 of my men
23:39and executed 120
23:40And?
23:42I had to escape in a boat
23:43while disguised as an Irish maid
23:45Now, can I please go to the toilet?
23:46I'm nearly touching Tartan!
23:48You may pass!
23:49Liquids and or solids
23:50That's hot, man!
23:52Yeah, Mum!
23:53Join me next time
23:55when I'll be stopping another
23:56historical chalet
23:57from doing a poo
23:58to ask the questions
23:59just for...
24:01Can you say it with me?
24:03Johnny Piss, Charlie?
24:04Just for you!
24:14Hi, I'm Prince Edward
24:15eldest son of Edward III
24:17Earl of Chester
24:18Prince of Wales
24:19Duke of Cornwall
24:21An absolute lad
24:22People also call me
24:23the Black Prince
24:24on account of my sleek black armour
24:26and because I'm hard as nails
24:28What's the best thing
24:29about being a prince?
24:31Easy
24:31The weapons
24:33Like this bad boy
24:35Mwah!
24:37This beauty's retired now
24:40but I've given it
24:41a place of honour
24:42in the Royal Hall
24:43Every day
24:44it gets fed a ration
24:44of its own food
24:46Gonna keep your strength up
24:47haven't we?
24:48Huh?
24:49What's that?
24:49He likes chops
24:51Such a great sense of humour
24:54So, that was some of history's
24:57most pitiful princes and princesses
24:59and many of them
25:00never even got to be king or queen
25:03especially the girls
25:04Until 2013
25:06it was the oldest boy
25:07who took the throne
25:08even if he had older sisters
25:11Imagine!
25:12The most important thing
25:14you've got to do
25:14if you want to be in charge
25:16is to stay alive
25:17and that wasn't so easy
25:19in the old days
25:20just ask the Black Prince Edward
25:22Prince Arthur Tudor
25:23and Frederick
25:24Prince of Wales
25:24When I was
25:31a young prince
25:32my father
25:33took me into the palace
25:36to say I'd rule the land
25:39He said
25:42Son, when
25:42you grow up
25:44you'll be king
25:45the great king
25:47Arthur Judah
25:48your life's already planned
25:51But I dropped dead
25:54at fifteen
25:56They gave my
25:57crown and queen
25:59to my brother
26:00who later
26:02divorced her
26:03And they left me
26:06a side note
26:08a phantom
26:09in the sad parade
26:12of great kings
26:14that never were
26:15Paul Edward
26:22died of dysentery
26:24We call him
26:25the Black Prince
26:26No throne for him
26:28that stylish warrior
26:29When Frederick
26:33got awful sick
26:34His dad George
26:35was relieved
26:36Cause as an heir
26:38Fred was below par
26:40He can't rule on
26:43We can't rule on
26:45So let's hear it
26:48for the roll call
26:49Of kings
26:50you never knew
26:52at all
26:52We can't rule on
26:55But don't forget
26:57the kings
26:58you never had
26:59Cause we all died
27:01before our dead
27:02Disappointing Fred
27:04drew his last breath
27:05Ed looked cool
27:08but put himself
27:09to death
27:10And there's also me
27:14And don't forget
27:15Alfonso
27:17Alfonso
27:19Yeah
27:20Alfonso
27:21Dad was Edward I
27:22I was going to be
27:23King of England
27:24But I died in 1234
27:25Come on
27:26We could have ruled
27:28But we won't come
27:29So we could have had
27:30A King Alfonso
27:32There's no King Fred
27:33To be anointing
27:35Because he's dead
27:36Dead disappointing
27:37They're never kings
27:39The same procession
27:40It really stings
27:41With no succession
27:43We died too young
27:44That much is clear
27:45Some like it
27:47Of Diary
27:50Can we all stop going on
27:56About how I pooed myself
27:57To death
27:57There's nothing wrong
27:58With pooing yourself
27:59To death
27:59People did it all the time
28:01Shut up Alfonso
28:02I saw him
28:03We did it all the time
28:04To death
28:05I saw him
28:07I saw him
28:08He said
28:09I know
28:10He's ago
28:11We 졸ed him
28:11He said
28:12He said
28:12He said
28:13He said
28:13He said
28:14He said
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