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In this video I review the HALSTON perfume and I also talk about the NETFLIX Halston show which showcased the inception of this iconic fragrance. I also review the current scent formulation in the cologne concentration.
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@ruthannemackinnon588 3 года назад

Nothing brings back the 70's like Halston, Bijan & Charlie Blue. Love me some 70's chypres ❤️

@TheStubbornStitcher 3 года назад

I adored Halston when it came out and it was my signature perfume for years and years. It was always a fragrance people complimented me on so it will always be a favorite

@edwardoneil3962 3 года назад

On these vintage formulas you see they intreig me because in the 70s ect they were the fragrances that I smelled from everyone. They take me back to happy times when I was young and carefree and watching adults all dressed up to go into town or a party or special occasion they were exicited and happy leaving a cloud and train of pungent fragrance 😀

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Those were the days!

@natadida 2 года назад

Oh my... That whispered "we lived"... Right into the heart. How poetic, how blues-ish it is.🖤

@SuperDacob 2 года назад

💖💖💖

@ninnin261 3 года назад

The older version lingered much longer and permeated your clothing. Yes, it was much stronger. Personally, I miss it terribly and wish they had left it as it was, but you are right in that there certainly is a sadness to it...as if it has gently faded with time along with our sweet memories of Halston himself.

@margorobison6584 2 года назад

Dear Dacob, I love your fragrance reviews...So detailed, poetic, and thoughtful ♥️ Such appreciation for the art and history of fragrance, love it!

@SuperDacob 2 года назад

Thank you Margo 🙏🏻💖

@jpgaultier101 3 года назад

Unintentionally, I purchased Aromatics Elixir, Cabochard, and Halston (all vintage formulations) all around the same time, unaware that Bernard Chant was the nose behind all three. And you are totally right, they all share the same dna. Now I am thinking of layering them together in different variations.

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Yep! They all got the same daddy... and perhaps even very similar daddy issues! haha!

@tennisguyky 2 года назад

I am totally obsessed with this divine fragrance! It’s like a party under the nose. It took me back to my childhood growing up in the 80s. Can’t quite describe it, but smelling it really took me back. It’s freaking amazing! I know what I’ll be wearing to the club now lol

@mvmontaner 3 года назад

@24:58 the way you smiled to then roll your eyes back as though reminiscing when smelling Vivienne Westwood Boudoir you naughty boy you. 🥰 I love it when a fragrance brings back something beautiful, raw, dirty, sensual, decadent, weak at the knees memories. 💃

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

BOUDOIR is where its at my dear ;) hahahaaa!

@timme2844 3 года назад

I don't think I've met a Halston perfume I don't like! I always think of that Billy Joel song Big Shot... They were all impressed with your Halston dress and your fine Park Avenue clothes...

@andrewevans1116 3 года назад

Like the look after you mention cinnabar.........Adore it.

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Cuz... who knows... knows... ;)

@jenniferbaumgarden9293 2 года назад

Cinnabar was one of my mom's faves. My high school boyfriend's mom wore it as well. The smell makes me miss my mom, in a good way. I don't ever wear it tho, as it's just too much for me. LOL

@CDForney 2 года назад

I wore this in HS in the late 70’s-early 80’s (graduated 1982). Loved it so much then

@SuperDacob 2 года назад

🙏🏻🌅

@feeltheforce10 2 года назад

I dropped a few hints a couple of months ago i would like this for Christmas.Just opened my gifts and YES i got Halston !!! I can smell the aroma on the bottle - very nice.I will try it later.

@KasiaSopniewska 3 года назад

thank you for this comprehensive review 😍 I actually own the original 70s Halston pure perfume and I can tell you that it doesn’t smell of marigolds at all. Actually most of floral notes just evaporated with time. So it doesn’t really matter whether one owns an EA reformulation or the original version, we can all just speculate how this fragrance really smelled in the 70s

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing!!

@sparklyunicorn5431 3 года назад

I actually enjoy this fragrance a lot as well as Clinique AE and Cabochard. Loved Bernies creations ❤

@elizabethm2584 3 года назад

Halston is a favorite fragrance of mine. I love the chypres. My mother wore Halston in the 70s.

@Jessiestyle 3 года назад

Couldn’t click fast enough!!! Halston the Netflix series got me though one night in lockdown (I chain watched the whole thing!) 🤣 I hope Netflix do more series on different designers

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

I also binge watched it all in one go :)

@abazaeunice 3 года назад

@roringusanda2837 2 года назад

Halston was brilliant when it came out!! If only they'd redo it the original way...💔😞

@raraavis7772 3 года назад

I missed the segment during the live and squealed when I saw that you posted the video. ☺️ I’m glad you noted Bernard Chant. I own and love several of his creations. A friend sent a sample of Devin and I love it too!

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed the video dear! You might want to also get the current cologne formulation then since its a pleasant summery chypre in my opinion. If you like Chant's perfumes, I belive EA did a good job reformulation this one :)

@raraavis7772 3 года назад

@@SuperDacob I’ll look for it. 👍🏽🙂

@ginkat1318 3 года назад

When I saw this come up I thought. Where is my bottle? I have such old Bottles. My mom wore Cinnabar and I wore Azurre.

@claudiasalgado4007 2 года назад

Lovely review Dakob! Very poetic! Very sweet and nostalgic. I remember when I got my fist Halston perfume. It was beatiful and caused admiration. It cost much more back then. I can’t believe it now only costs $20. Worth buying it again, though, after your nice review.

@SuperDacob 2 года назад

Thank you so much Claudia! Yes... some things go up in price through the years and some go down...

@ruthannemackinnon588 3 года назад

Interesting how perfumes affect people differently. As you're describing Halston as being sad I agree the clubbing cocaine disco promiscuous crowd lived that but this was an extremely small segment of society. I was a child in the 70's & our moms wore these heavy chypres so for me wearing Halston now evokes memories of neighborhoods full of children playing outside, carefree sunshine, moms & dad's grouping in driveways having cookouts & smoking cigarettes. Joy & freedom.

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Our childhood memories are connected to fragrances in a particular way: as children, we purely perceive fragrance as connected to mostly parents wearing them and we connect emotions to smell as the fragrances are worn by people that protect us: our parents and relatives. Kids don't get influenced by perfume advertisements. They perceive them and are influenced by them in a more innocent way. In this video, however, I do not delve into childhood memories or smell memories connected to childhood. I try to analyze this perfume from the perspective of the makers of the fragrance and what their creative intentions were as well as how they wore the fragrance they created. I approach it as a sort of perfume historian. I touch base on the fact that fragrances have memories too. Thats what I mean when I say that "tall trees cast long shadows". I analyze this fragrance as if it had a conscience of its own. You are analyzing it from your own memory. You begin from yourself (and mind you, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that). For the sake of this review, I however detach the fragrance from myself and analyze the bigger picture, the historic, socio-political context and so on. So when I say that it smells in a certain way, this does not necessarily mean that it smells that way to me due to my memories but that it smells in a certain way as an intention or an idea. xoxo

@ruthannemackinnon588 3 года назад

@@SuperDacob agree 100% all perspectives being equal. As a child I actually had a mini bottle of Halston & wore it. All those heavy 70's chypres were mingled in the air with pervasive cigarette smoke which you touched on. I enjoyed hearing the historic part of your review & the comparison to the perfumers other chypres

@MontagZoso 2 года назад

As a fellow 70s kid, I can relate to all your memories as I have the same! 👍😎

@Leahp-f3m 3 года назад

I bought a bottle of Halston recently and am really enjoying it. I have Always loved Halston's clothing- the one shouldered dresses- the sexy 70's dresses: Gorgeous! They are still wonderful to wear today because they feel less structured and sort of modern.

@raraavis7772 3 года назад

I did try the layering. I only have the perfume/parfum version of Halston, so had to dab it (first). Shocked to discover the Halston rose to the top. Ten minutes in, it basically smelled like Halston! A little greener, little drier- but Halston parfum. Completely wearable. (For me, as I love Chant chypres.)

@LiaAndrews 2 года назад

There are actually several orchids that have fragrance; everything from chocolate, honey, and heady floral to less pleasant smells. Most of the orchids grown en masse for supermarkets don't.

@SuperDacob 2 года назад

They said that in the show too ;)

@tedoneilclark4710 2 года назад

The seventies certainly were the generous and giving days. I remember that very well. Especially the early years that is when it started. For some apparent reason, money and prosperity seemed to just appear everywhere.

@lillanakitten 2 года назад

My late mom wore this sometimes when I was growing up. 🤗❤️ Thank you for posting this. I'm tempted to get a bottle.

@AquariusBeam 2 года назад

The original Halston was dark and sexy and could only be purchased at department stores. It was not a drugstore fragrance. Unfortunately, no one will ever experience the original. Vintage fragrances that remain (that I’ve purchased) have deteriorated too much. The Elizabeth Arden versions are horrible.

@AnaTemperoGomes 3 года назад

Forgot to say, can't live without Elixir... He's always on my collection. Not for everyday use, but somedays I swear I wake up craving it I can smell it before wearing it 😁

@yolie_ny6449 Год назад

My mom used this perfume when I was a little girl in the late 70's. I loved the design of the bottle, and I just bought the perfume- just for the nostalgia. Your review is so detailed and spot on on so many levels. Thank you for sharing your poetic expertise.

@nicolewuelleh8637 2 года назад

I adore this one. Though I use it only in late, late summer and fall (have a few like that). I always have a bottle and one in reserve because-as you said-it’s not a big seller and could be pulled from production any day.

@zbieram_persony 3 года назад

Recently I saw this perfume at the second hand store 😁 unfortunately the sprayer was damaged 😭 I believe it was a vintage one from 70'. The bottle looks kinda like crooked shampagne bottle 😂. Thank you Dacob for the review! Your reviews are always so interesting!❤️

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Thank you Natalia

@AnaTemperoGomes 3 года назад

Dacob the vibe of the 70s era of partying, giving, we could find some of that reminiscent in the way we with 20s lived in the 90s. It was very giving, very pure and yes, also very dirty. But it had somehow an innocent aspect of connection with others. As always, your reviews are very well thought, a deep dive into everything a perfume involves. Thank you! A big hug

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Thank you so much Ana!

@AnaTemperoGomes 3 года назад

@@SuperDacob thank you very much! 47 years sharing the love 😁😁

@writerforlifeify 3 года назад

@@AnaTemperoGomes Remember this jingle from the 70s? I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony I'd like to buy the world a Coke and keep it company.

@lisavasquez9495 2 года назад

I love this perfume it's so good

@anastan5445 Год назад

Wild theory here, as a vintage lover - leave your pitchforks at home: I am in my late 20's, I have smelled vintage formulations of perfumes that are still in production today ... Unless the notes were completely removed (whether they were natural and/or synthetic)... Watering them down, so to speak, isn't always a bad thing. I have smelled vintage poison, I have smelled vintage obsession. As a perfume lover, I absolutely adored them. That being said, I smelled the reformulations and ... Besides them being toned down (and maybe some of the notes smelling just a little bit different).... They maintain their allure, and their scent isn't that much changed. And that is not a bad thing. I only ever wear vintage stuff (as in old school, not necessarily the vintage formulation), but I am well aware some people don't like them. So... I would rather have the watered down version that doesn't bother people as much, but still makes ME feel good and confident .. than spray the vintage formula and make everyone uncomfortable around me. Because, yes, I am a perfumista. I appreciate perfume, I educated myself about perfume. But I don't always want to impose my passion on others, whether they like it or not. And, besides... I don't appreciate the elitism of the perfume community when it comes to vintage formulations. Like you're committing a crime that you couldn't afford the old stuff and settled for a bottle of perfume produced today. One, because not everyone can afford it and we all have our priorities in life (so the whole "save up and just buy the old stuff" really annoys me), and two .. because I would rather introduce someone to an old school perfume, that is still in production today... And have them love and buy it... So it can still live on, so it can still be sold, and not forgotten. My biggest compliment getter is the modern formulation of Poison. I did not expect it at all... But there you have it. Biggest compliment getter. Personally with poison (because I have a teeny tiny vintage bottle of it)... I never understood the "it's nuclear it's strong" argument. It is, indeed, potent... But my nose has never sensed anything repulsive or screechy in poison. The modern formulation to me is just a tad bit more airy, but still pretty potent so .. I do recommend it, unless one can afford the vintage. Or if you don't want to overpower everyone around you. As for perfumes that I consider "offensive" - and by that I mean that I love them but would never apply before going out.... Bal a Versailles is one of them (I love civet), and Aramis (yes, I am a woman but I wear men's cologne whenever I feel like it). Aramis is not actually a case of "not leaving the house wearing this" but more like "I need to spray this 20 minutes before walking out the door", because the leathery note + musk in it registers very civet-y to me, and I know there are people who absolutely hate this note because it registers like urine to their nose. As for the current formulation of halston? Rich, well-rounded, full bodied, gorgeous. But don't overapply. Because for a cologne it's pretty potent. So... If you feel like it fades too quickly, just take the bottle with you and reapply. But don't go for overspraying all at once. Unless you want to murder someone.

@RowanWarren78 Год назад

Absolutely agree.

@Jen-LUCKY13- 10 месяцев назад

😂😂 Hahahahha I’m rolling .. on your description of what people where expecting to smell in the jock strap note… lmao 🤣 😂🎉🎉

@SuperDacob 10 месяцев назад

Iykyk 😂😂😂💖

@lynnie4365 2 года назад

I read Halston is the second most sold perfume in history, second only to Chanel No 5.

@SuperDacob 2 года назад

Maybe used to be when it was new and when Halston the designer was in his prime.

@Jen-LUCKY13- 10 месяцев назад

I just scored a original bottle of HALSTON the cap was metal and the juice is a dark crystal clear amber color and it’s still wonderful… a lady found this in her mothers estate and I grabbed it up.. ❤

@SuperDacob 10 месяцев назад

Congratulations 💖

@MsEJMcLaren Год назад

I have a half full bottle of Halston that my Dad picked for me in the 90s when I was a teenager. It's one of the rare perfumes that never gives me migraines. Mine still smells beautiful. It always made me feel beautiful even when the fashion in perfume was more floral or even candy-esque.

@tedoneilclark4710 2 года назад

In the seventies Halston was so expensive and out of reach for ordinary people. All they had was to look at it advertised in magazines. Perhaps that's why it became such a success later in the 20s, people now can afford it and now remember to get themselves some.😀

@MontagZoso 2 года назад

Loved your review, wow! Beautiful! I was only 8 years old in 1975 so I was born just a tad too late to enjoy the glamorous hedonism of the 1970s, but I have loved wearing Halston for the past 20 years. It is just the perfect fragrance for me and I never get tired of the jillions of compliments I get from men (and sometimes women) and my husband adores it. Masterpiece! ❤️

@SuperDacob 2 года назад

🙏🏻♥️🥰🌈

@debspringchannel831 2 года назад

Question: were that the original notes on the Halston perfume?

@yolandahernandez1905 3 года назад

Congratulations On Your review and opinion it's what makes you very especial very honest. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍......

@pauline9580 3 года назад

I realised today that every and I mean every perfume you review is like a magnificent story that has me entranced...it also leaves me broke haha!! I know for a fact that this perfume will not suit my body chemistry (carnation and oakmoss) and yet I'm being pulled to buy this penis shaped bottle 🤣 haha!! Always look forward to your videos.🥰🥰

@k.w.1459 2 года назад

I used to wear beautiful as a teen and into 20’s. I have never seen your channel or known what to expect, but your review seems really well researched! Your accent of the foreign names is wonderful. Granted I’ve no idea if they’re correct, but I assume yes, and it’s just fun to hear you pronounce them. Even your English is very non-regional. I think some appreciate this especially ESL people because it’s easier to understand. PS: I hate marigold scent LOL but I just got 3 of these bottles in freecycle

@madamhummingbird Год назад

First, let me say SD, how much a adore your deep drives into vintage parfums. Your episodes are lessons in understanding the dna of fragrance gems and it's pizzazz during days gone by. My hat is off to you. This tribute to Halston's original scent was divine. To this day Halston is my favorite fashion designer. I have a two bottles of vintage Halston original. One of the bottles of Halston is a tiny silver parfum vile on a long silver necklace chain designed by Elsa Peretti. And yes it does have the Halston parfum inside the bottle. Its stunning. I wear it from time to time when I want to make a statement. I always get questions about it. Inside and out its truly one of the stars in my fashion and parfum collections. This said your thoughts on todays kids on point.

@SuperDacob Год назад

That sounds so delicious MadamMorgan! Sounds like you have true perfume gems in your collection. 😍 and thank you for your kind words 🙏🏻🥰💖

@Greicealix 3 года назад

Fabulous as usual, I want to buy every single perfume that you review, darling. Obi wan kenobi is an amazing actor, come on. Love ya!

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Thank you Greice! And Obi Wan... he is very hot! haha!

@Greicealix 3 года назад

@@SuperDacob tell me about it! Did you see him on Fargo? He plays twin brothers and you can't even remember that he is the actor who plays them, it's insane!

@LAWaechter Год назад

OMG you’re fabulous. I love your poetic and romantic prose. It makes me want to run right out and buy a bottle of the 70s…. With your magical story telling talents I am transported in time and now….I need a bottle of studio 54 on my skin! I have an original mini bottle with the original perfume. Curious about todays version. I grew up in the 70s… can’t wait to get my hands on it.

@lucycaban9739 3 года назад

(Not to be creepy) but I love your voice, your accent. I can hear you talk all day lol..😍

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Thank you so much Lucy. xoxo

@smithpatricemary 3 года назад

The bottle reminds me of a bottle of Chianti, not a Phallic symbol at all. :-D Most Enjoyable sypnopsis of this Fragrance Dacob!. :-) I didn't like Ewan McGregor in this role, the over-acting was a bit cringy...I had seen the Halston Documentary, and had enjoyed it immensely, I loved his personality and creative process, his look and that gentle speaking voice, didnt get that at all from the Netflix show. It was a bit like watching "The Crown", and thinking that that was anything but fictious, though based on factual people, living and dead. Ryan Murphy productions are often larger than life, and characters are often more like "carictatures" in my opinion. I do enjoy them though for the pure entertainment generally. I thought the support cast were great, though the script was a big lack lustre. I did love Vera Farmiga's character patiently coaxing the Scent memories that Halston inhabited.. The pkt of cigarettes with the smell of sweetness, the dried orchids, and the jock strap moment.... xx

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

I agree with you Patrice. The show was highly manneristic like all and most things Murphy does. Ewan was not the best choice for the part although he is always sweet on the eye. LOL! But also my problem is that the way they told Ewan to act or the way he decided to tone Halston, made him come across as very annoying and not at all sympathetic. Maybe this has to do with the fact that a straight man was told to portray gay affectations and just did not know how to do them justice. Ewan forces the voice so much to sound like an affectation of Halston's voice that most of his other acting is not seen. The voice becomes too redundant and an accessory which most times hinders the flow of the character. Instead, it makes the character freeze in a sort of loop of Ewan trying to nail the voice over and over and over again. It never felt natural is what I guess I am trying to say... Although... Liza's character was perfect!

@smithpatricemary 3 года назад

@@SuperDacob Yes!! you nailed it there Dacob! :-D I also thought Liza was fabulous, and the best supporting role in the show. :-D I think also Ewan seemed a tad old for the part of late 60's and 70's Halston, and that black hair/ or bad wig did him no favours :-/ His voice sounded loud and ludicrous with that awful affectation/ overdone cultivated accent. I don't think that this particular straight guy ( cuteness aside lol) was good in this gay role, particuarly a role as iconic as Halston. Though apparently the writer ( or director), thought him perfect for it.. though I think either Cheyenne Jackson or Matt Bomer would have been fabulous playing Halston. Great subject and could talk about it for ages, as the show felt so polarising to me! Xoxo

@nicolewuelleh8637 2 года назад

Weird warning for anyone buying this. I have lost more atomizer caps off Halston bottles than any other fragrance. If you even tip the bottle over on the counter accidentally the cap goes flying and good luck finding it (at least for me-lol).

@fenosa19 2 года назад

Очень люблю HALSTON!!🌟🌟🌟

@MrOmega015 Год назад

I bought this perfume cause I freaking love Aromatics Elixir (and chypre in general), so I wanted another creation of the genius Bernard Chant. The day after this perfume was in my hand, “Halston” went out on Netflix and this completely blew my mind! And the design of the bottle? Love it.

@andrewevans1116 3 года назад

Have always loved it🖤🖤

@ThingOfSome 3 года назад

While it is true that glass is not a true solid, it is also not a liquid. And even though it is flows, it does so way too slowly and too little to account for the "melting windows" you mentioned. The uneven glass is from the manufacturing process.

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Just telling you what my chemistry teacher taught me in school. Don't shoot the messenger.

@XxarnyxXx 3 года назад

OMG this one was in my cart for the longest time and I just didn’t take the plunge and buy it.

@christoskes 2 года назад

I absolutely love the bottle.

@orangeblossom1769 2 года назад

Wearing Halston tonight. Smells like .....afterparty.

@WackyCookies 11 месяцев назад

I LOVED this in the 80’s it was a moment. That was Elsa’s bottle idea, no? It was great back then.. interesting..

@SuperDacob 10 месяцев назад

Yep, that was Elsa’s design 🥰

@mvmontaner 3 года назад

When I think of Ewan McGregor, I think of him in the 2003 movie Down With Love with Renee Zellweger, Sarah Paulson, David Hyde Pierce & respectfully Tony Randall. I love 💕 that movie 🎥 based in the 60s with a vibe of classics as Pillow Talk and Lover Come Back. It’s a great movie 🍿 to watch and chill on your self care day.

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

Thank you for the movie tip mvmontaner

@MrKarmapolice97 Год назад

I love The Halston miniseries I have watched it over and over I’d love more miniseries of Alexander McQueen, John Galliano, Yves Saint Laurent, Karl Lagerfeld.

@chrismitsos6817 6 месяцев назад

Netflix brought me here. Love the bottle. Don't know which version I'll find here in europe though

@listeningatwork8719 10 месяцев назад

In addition to my 80s EDP(?), I had a pure perfume flanker called Halston Nights. It was truly beautiful and HUGE. It would not be ignored. 😂 unfortunately every vintage bottle I’ve since purchased was rancid.

@listeningatwork8719 10 месяцев назад

This was one of my top favorite perfumes back in the late 80s/early 90s. The current formulation is not even a slim shadow of its former self. 😢

@elmiselmbra8792 Год назад

Thanks for such good review!❣

@SuperDacob Год назад

Thank you for watching 🙏🏻💖

@vjacobsen94 2 месяца назад

Was the word COVET??? Just brought Halston 2024🎉🎉🎉

@wildpat24 2 месяца назад

I TRY COZ I LOVE STRONG SCENTED FROM PAST.BOLD AND INOVATIVE ,BUT THIS WAS A DISAPPOINTMENT COZ HIT ME SO BAD..NEED GET MORE TIME FOR GETTING ANOTHER TRY AND MAYBE I GONNA LIKE .

@debspringchannel831 2 года назад

The Netflix Halston series put me off ....specially after watching two documentaries about the man ".

@Hatchification 3 года назад

there was a kind o naivity and innocence compared to now....

@Jen-LUCKY13- Год назад

Mmmmm I love Halston… my mom wore this in the 70’s .. I remember how good it was .. I still love it.. strong.. dominant.. and says I have arrived mother **cker!!!

@SuperDacob Год назад

A really special chypre fragrance 💖

@monamarlowe 3 года назад

Modern is garbage compared to Vintage! Look on Ebay for it! 💭💭💭💭💭💭💭💭

@tedoneilclark4710 2 года назад

The fragrances today are affordable now because they mostly contain artificial ingredients. Back in the day the resin was purely organic. Real flower essences. This made quality products seriously expensive. Also everything was hand created by human beings.

@orangeblossom1769 2 года назад

Post-coital phallic symbol, all the way. A spent man.

@SuperDacob 2 года назад

😂😂😂

@WackyCookies 11 месяцев назад

Are we smelling jockstraps? 🤭

@SuperDacob 10 месяцев назад

Ne we are not… at least not from this perfume… 😏

@nicolewuelleh8637 2 года назад

34:44 miserly?

@neckwatch 3 года назад

34:51 the word you are looking for is narcissistic.

@dominikcsikos5256 10 месяцев назад

Sorry it doesn´t smell like halston

@Hatchification 3 года назад

the word is miserly, stingy, self serving

@MontagZoso 2 года назад

And self centered.

@andrewevans1116 3 года назад

No we hate the show🤮🤮🤮

@SuperDacob 3 года назад

We do? Do we completely hate it? Or do we hate just bits and parts of it?

@andrewevans1116 3 года назад

@@SuperDacob I just thought he was physically wrong.....I saw Roy once in the mid 80’s in New York and he was quite imposing ( takes a lot to make me look twice😝).