The Anime That Makes You A Better Man 

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In which a teenager got rejected by their crush, thanks them for their honest reply, goes tell their friends that they got rejected, cries openly with friends while they comfort them. Everyone needs this. So simple yet so many things get in the way. Just pure acceptance on every level.

The mangaka said he wanted to write a big story about one small step, and I think a lot of us needed a story like that.

FINALLY some tsubomi appreciation. i saw someone once say that the end of mob psycho makes you like every character more "except tsubomi" and i was like wtf are you even talking about??? she waited through the goddamn apocalypse bearing down on her because she didn't want to break a promise to her friend???

The fact that One made a character like Reigen, someone who should be a despicable con artist with the worst track record possible into my favorite character through sheer compelling writing is definitely a big achievement.

This anime is honestly one of those pieces of media that can alter how you define yourself and want to live your life. Thank you so much for all of the in-depth videos you've done for this series

I do really appreciate how much Tsubomi gets characterized in her own arc. They don't retcon anything and show that it actually takes a lot of character to reject someone like Mob. She walks her own path and that gives her a lot more personality than you get out of a lot of women in anime.

I could've listened to another hour of this. this show makes me feel heard more than most

Honestly this show helped me get out of alcoholism, take MmA as a hobby, and spend more quality time with with my little sister.

Someone once mentioned that Dimple is the first person to bridge the gap to ???% *because* he's been unfailingly honest, and I love that. Shigeo knows Dimple always says it like it is without hiding anything. While Mob was brainwashed into forgetting Dimple's sacrifice, ???% (Mob's subconscious) would remember. Most importantly, Dimple accepts the worst parts of himself without hesitation, something ???% wants Mob to do; accept every dark and negative emotion he's suppressed. Out of all Mob's friends, Dimple was the only one who ???% trusted completely.

this show came into my life when i was in a real bad place. i felt i was both superior to and less than my peers, was lashing out, hurting people online, wanting to cause others harm. this show really helped me wake up, realize that we're all just people, no one is inherently better than anyone else. that i needed to grow the hell up, and be kind. and you know what? i did. and ive come a long ways from when i was that hurting teenager, and i couldnt be more proud of myself. at that time, i thought i would take my life before i turned twenty, and my twentieth birthday is coming up in a few more months. it gets better, i promise.

The character arc that genuinely hit the hardest for me was Serizawa's. Seriously, the phrase "it's never too late to start" is always thrown around, but it hits different seeing it in action. It was actually touching to see him redo his schooling with true enjoyment.

I love how Dimple and Reigen are both kinda... bad guys in some ways, but also really good guys too. Especially toward Mob and both help Mob grow to be a legitimately good person and Mob, likewise, influences Reigen and Dimple to be better people too. I love it.

mob psycho literally changed my life i dont care if its cheesy or childish. im someone who has depression since 4th grade, and mp100 genuinely changed my perspective on life and helped me through some of my recent rock bottom times. although it didnt cure me, it definitely changed me significantly. being able to relate to shigeo so deeply despite not being a 14 year old with supernatural powers but just because he portrayed the way i felt inside so accurately and then being able to see him change and evolve as a person gave me hope and motivation to change myself. i really dont care how silly it seems. it will forever be my favorite show of all time and i will forever cherish it in my heart. it prompted me to change myself, to decide to recover from my multiple mental illnesses, as well as take better care of myself and to open up to the people around me.

I think that ONE is just an absolute genius of a writer

It's too bad this didn't include some introspection on Teru and his fantastic final battle with Shigeo. He basically mirrors Mob's own growth, essentially winning their fight by losing it physically. But prevailing with all his and Mob's ideals protected and confirmed by saving lives and acknowledging the struggles that Mob was facing at the same time.

Seeing Mob do a full belly laugh with full happiness and confidence is the most fulfilling thing to see after this whole AMAZING story. This will ALWAYS be my favorite anime of all time.

I really love how the relationship between Mob and Tsubomi was left positive but ambiguous. She really was the goat waiting through a natural disaster for our boy (that was also our boy.) I also appreciate how she appreciates Mob for actually treating HER like a human, calling her ahead of time rather than lining up with the rest of the mooks on a conveyor belt of emotionally exhausting disappointment. All in all, by far my favorite story of all time, truly a masterpiece of our generation and what I consider essential viewing for anyone.

Mob Psycho 100 helped motivate me to lose 100lbs when I went to the doctor and was told that I was pre-diabetic. When I hit the 100 mark, I bought myself a "Body Improvement Club" t-shirt to celebrate.

My favorite part of Mob Psycho will ALWAYS be the Body Improvement Club. At first, you think they're gonna be antagonistic, but they turn out to be AGGRESSIVELY wholesome and supportive. Warms my heart!

i genuinely love mob psycho, definitely top 3 anime for me. but one of things i love the most abt it, is how everyone is a walking contradiction (kinda displays humanity overall) but mob having a gentle nature, yet intense destructive power, ritsu is resentful yet caring for his brother, reigen being a con artist yet a good guy, tsubomi being popular but not swayed by anyone. terus superiority complex about being humble. damn even onigawara being a punk yet having 100% school attendance is funny. overall great character development/relate-ability, gonna miss it airing every wednesday.

Mob becoming the vice president of the Body Improvement Club is one of the GOAT moments of anime, and they didn't even draw that much attention to it.

Rarely been so emotive at the end of a show. Shivers just thinking about that journey.

When Season 2 of Mob Psycho aired, I finally decided to join my high school’s track and field club in sophomore year after backing out as a freshman. Now I’m running in my spare time and have even won some divisions for 5K marathons. I’ve also been improving on my communication skills and am willing to talk to people more, so I see a lot of myself in Mob. Thanks for this final retrospective, Geoff. On an unrelated note, 2:32 SUMMER TIME RENDERING VIDEO!! YES!

Shigeo laughing at the end was so damn impactful. What a journey. It's a perfect example of the non-cliche approach of this show. After everything, the main character laughing was the biggest, best punch imo.

Hey, I don't comment on videos much, but I felt the need to say thanks. My fiance dumped me about 3 days ago, and I've been... having a rough time with it. But I gotta say, that final line, "Signing out, from a better place than I was yesterday," really brought this whole video together in a way that really touched my heart.

"Any person can change" as the key message with the final boss being Mob himself. That is an extremely powerful message and anime.

I find it interesting that you say Mob is in full control of his powers when he hits 100% because my psychologist has been talking with me about “parts theory” and one component of that is that sometimes a single aspect of ourselves “takes over” so that while it may seem like we’re our normal selves with a bit of emotion, in fact our “wise self” aka the whole of us *isn’t* in control. I think it’s the same with Mob - the part that hit 100% fills his being and takes the wheel, resulting in something that Mob isn’t properly in control of but which is still acting (to some extent) in his own best interests.

After all the anime that have fallen apart near the finish line seeing a series as incredible as this stick the landing so perfectly while strengthening and building on all of its theming is amazing. Like you said I’m not sure this will ever be topped as my favorite show.

god, i really love that bit about tsubomi, because mp100 makes it very clear that she isn't thinly drawn because there's nothing to her, but because mob, and therefore we, don't know her. it's a really good setting that can give us the impression that there's a lot going on outside of just what we're seeing, and that's how i've always thought of tsubomi.

Tsubomi was always herself. Her own person. She was the catalyst for Mob to become the same in the end. She deserves all the love and thank yous we can give her. Plus who are we to doubt Mob, the greatest judge of character around. If he admires someone, it's for good reason.

17:36 I think Reigen, in that specific instance, also means for Mob to choose the club he's actually interested in (the body improvement club) and not the one he's pressured to join (telepathy club). I had the impression that, in this scene, Reigen is less concerned about the inherent value of these activities, and more about Mob being able to be assertive and pursue something he legitimately cares about. In any case, details, details.

When Mob shouts "Fight On!" while fighting Toichiro... just beautiful. Perfection.

I really like how the final arc was all about Mob accepting that his powers and emotions aren't a curse and that holding yourself back like that is never healthy. Because I honestly thought the show might just never adress that and would simply give the idea that shutting yourself down is the right move if it helps society as a whole, especially considering how Japanese society is kind of all about that in many ways.

I think the big thing about Mob crying over Tsubomi is such a testament to his growth because before, he wouldn't have cried. He would have kept it all in and pretended it didn't bother him. But because he finally accepted himself and everything with it, for the first time in a long long time, Mob finally let himself feel with his whole heart, even if it's something as painful as heartbreak.

Never has a show made me cry repeatedly. Every SINGLE time I see Mob laughing at the end, it gets me. When Mob passes out running, gathers Emi's paper scraps, fights with Teru (and tragically chokes him out), is celebrated by the Body Improvement Club, tells Reigen that he's a good person, among many, many other moments... I fucking cry. I struggle with anxiety that keeps me from being my truest self sometimes, and I sometimes wonder what my "truest self" even is. I think I empathize with Mob in his desire to be better but grapples with himself internally as well as Reigen who "wants to be somebody" and is searching for a purpose. "Mob's goal in life is to gain the strength to change himself for the better." This is what I've internalized as a result of watching this show and I've been doing work towards bettering myself. Never has a show felt more human. Mob Psycho 100 is truly special.

I'm gonna be honest, this show actually DID change my life, I went through some bullying in middle school and lost all my friends, once I reached highschool each day was harder than the next, I struggled to do anything, found little to no enjoyment in life, the summer after I graduated I just happened to come across this show, thought it would just be a quick laugh and that's all, but it was the speech Reigen gave to Mob when they first met...I don't know why...but I cried, it's like someone came over to me and said "you don't have to be special, just be a kind person, ok?" From that day on I became happier, my future became brighter, I finally was able to look toward a future that was no longer out of my reach, it was now in my grasp Thank you for reading all this, I know it's probably a little weird that an anime made me so emotional

I immediately recognized the thumbnail picture. That shot/panel sums up everything that Mob is and was so perfectly. One of the best series ever, one of the best endings ever.

This series really did help me get out of a really bad emotional state I was in. The messages talked about made me realize that being "special" or talented doesn't make someone instantly happy, nor does it make someone better than someone who isn't "special".

Mob being able to feel comfortable expressing his emotions and laughing in the end was so heartwarming. That was the result of all the growth we've seen with him. All the battles, all the friends, all the people he's helped along the way, all those that have helped him, it all culminates in a hearty laugh with friends at a birthday party. And that's beautiful.

Mob Psycho 100 is one of those anime that I'll remember forever. I love how it emphasizes being honest and open with others. If we all did that, the world would be a better place.

The last scene of Mob simply laughing was by far one of the, maybe even THE, most rewarding ending I've ever seen to a show!

My personal favorite is Mob's relationship with Mogami, not only for his growth early in season 2, but their later conversation where their ideals actually contend. The reflections of "We need to have faith in eachother to get through life" and "It's also necessary to be hard on people at times" genuinely feel like the core of what mob already knows and what he needs to grow into.

Mob was the first character that made me honestly go like "he's just like me fr" and I don't know if it actually made me better at dealing with myself, but it might've, and the end makes me big cry so it's safe to say that it at least connected with me deeply.

I think One has proven himself as one of the greatest Mangaka's of the last and current decade. What he lacks in illustrative skill he more than makes up for in his storytelling. One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 100 are phenomenal and I hope he creates more stories.

Dude... I feel that when i finally do catch up to season 3 I'll be crying like a baby for a hole year 🥲🥲🥲

Just finished Mob Psycho 100 and I couldn't be happier with how it ended. It's not often that I find an anime with such a satisfying conclusion, but this series definitely delivered.

What I love about Mob is how heartfelt and sincerely it's written. One could've just had it be about action and one liners sourcing the comedy, just one set up and battle to the next set up and battle, but it's way, way more than that. You get to see Mob and the others doing quiet things by themselves, you learn not only what makes them tick, but the why as well. It's not even a very complicated story either. Mob just wears its heart on its sleeve, and it doesn't back down from telling stories with a strong emphasis on emotion. I could even argue that Mob is just as much a shojo manga as it is a shonen. Take away the psychic powers, the battles, and what you have is a story about a kid who just wants to be accepted by other people and get with the girl he likes. I can't relate to being a telepath, or using psychic powers to battle other psychics; but I can relate to the other stuff. More than what words can describe, I get it.

Mob Psycho 100 will literally stay with me forever. I've never watched an anime that made me laugh and cry while making me want to live my life!! It made me less scared to try new things like mob!! I loved your video!! All your videos are fantastic!

I'm nearly 40 but no show has resonated with me (not just anime) as much as Mob Psycho 100 has in ages. It's climbed to the top of my own personal list for the journey it took me on alone, not to mention the quality of craft present in every frame, the music, the ..everything. The ending had me crying happily, laughing alongside Mob. I was a kid in need of a story like this coming up through the middle and high school years of my life. I needed it desperately to remind me that I could change, I could be better, instead of wallowing in anxiety and self-loathing. I got it about twenty years later than it probably would have been a pure megaton of impact but it still pummeled me (emotionally) all the same. I never expected something that, on the surface, is another shounen style series but, instead, became something altogether special. Mob Psycho 100 will be a show, for me, that won't be supplanted any time soon not for all the amazing fights (choreography, animation, framing), the absolute banger OPs or the characters that are well-shaded and feel like people but, because, it does what magnificent art does: It changes your perspective on things. Eternally grateful that I hit play on it a few years back on a whim.

This and Full Metal Alchemist are the two shows that I reccomend to anyone no matter what. Mob is so wholesome and subversive to most anime, I became a personal trainer because of the club that he joined in the show because it's such a great representation of what having someone who believes in you and celebrates your successes can do for a person. It encourages you to grow as a person beyond what you were born with and most of all being kind to everyone as a first and last resort.

I remember when I saw the manga ending I wanted a sequel or one shot of mob living his life years later. But after the anime finale came out, I came to accept that Shigeo is going to live his life and we won't see that and thats ok. He's going to be...ok and he'll get through life like we have to, and thats fine, it's natural

Easily my favorite anime. The amount of growth and change that Mob and others go through in this show is just amazing. Plus no one will beat my favorite side characters: The Body Improvement Club.

mob finally letting himself laugh with his friends (ie accepting himself as a person with emotions and letting himself express them without fear of hurting other people) is such a perfect way to end the show and i'm so glad they did, i love this show i'm so glad it exists

I have some many in depth, incredibly strong feelings about this anime. From the emotional intelligence it showcases to the genre-defying message of "power isn't what makes you better than everyone else", this series has always been close to my heart. I'm in tears over this deep dive. Thank for encapsulating the complex emotions and messages of this series. 🖤

Mob Psycho 100 is far and away my favorite anime of all time. It makes me laugh and it's even made me cry. I so absolutely love how sweet and caring Mob is and how the show subverts genre conventions but does so without being unkind or insulting. The show is so completely full of such warmth and fantastic messages that everyone needs to hear. I've rewatched it at least 3 times now and will continue rewatching it whenever I feel down.

What's so crazy, is that this is achieved with, admittedly, relatively shallow plots, because there's only so much you can cram into a gag comic. But there is always this undercurrent of something deeper, with more depth. And when you start to realize the parallels with his own growth, how every time he grows a little it is always reinforced with a conflict. Just, so good. So incredible.

"Speaking up for others comes a lot more easily than speaking up for himself". Goddamn, don't call me out that hard! Wonderful video too, I love this anime and its messages.

Mob, Kaguya…Geoff saving the big videos for the guys who really deserve it.

Great shows feature fantastic character development across their run. MP100 is no exception to this; however, it’s not just a show about an unstoppable kid psychic. It’s explicitly a show about his character development. Most shows don’t really bother to be that plain about it since their plot is focused elsewhere. Shigeo’s main goal throughout the show is to *become a better person,* and its greatest irony is that the foundation of his growth is given to him by a scammer desiring success and a spirit desiring worship and power. In the end, his journey not only causes them to become their best selves-it causes them to help him in return. Special shout-out to the Body Improvement Club, who subversively turn out to be the most wholesome supporting team in all of anime.

Sorry King, had to put this banger of a video on pause and go finish watching Mob Psycho 100, because hearing you talk about it reminded me just how good it really is.

Was bingewatching a bunch of your videos until RU-vid showed me this. I got curious about the show 15 minutes into the video. Went out to watch Mob, came back and I have to say thank you . What an absolute masterpiece this show is. I rarely watch series because it takes alot to make be keep interested, but MobPsycho100 hooked me from second one way to the end. I now go and recommend this experience to my friends.

Mob Psycho 100 is my favorite piece of art, period. Nothing will ever mean something to me as much or quite like it does.

“Anyone can be who they want to be with a little hard work and a lot of support.” Sucks most people end up the villain when they’re stuck with a lot of hard work and zero support. But that’s just how it goes, isn’t it?

I don't think I'll ever find a show like this again and I'm fine with that. These characters will always be special to me.

Season 2 is an incredible run of nothing but pure 10/10 episodes from start to finish, and flanking it are an absolutely stellar introductory season and one of the most satisfying conclusions I've ever gotten out of a story. Mob Psycho is a triumph of both writing and animation, and executes one of the most natural character arcs I've ever experienced in any medium. I love this show and will say so at any opportunity. It is the best anime that I've ever seen and I will count myself blessed if I ever find something which can dethrone it.

I deadass didn't realize this video was an hour until you mentioned the time stamp

This is a series I re-read and rewatched often. Probably in my top 3 favorite anime/manga/media. It's so amazing.

Saw this in my recommended, quickly watched the entire show, returned. Worth the video!

What can I say man Mob Psycho 100 is just a masterpiece and one of my favorite lines from Mob is when he says to Minori, “People can change through their interactions with others. I was able to change because of everyone.” That line is one of the things that captures the beauty of Mob Psycho 100. Thx for dedicating a one hour video to the show Geoff :)

Since the show is officially finished would you consider revisiting the OP/EDs for all the seasons and analyze all the foreshadowing and references they were packed full of? I’d love to see an hour long breakdown of that considering how much effort they put into them

What a BRILLIANT analysis! I have never heard the breakdown of Claw's name being "tsume" and the implications behind it. Wonderful follow up of your last video on mp100. I might suggest that Tsubomi's character is very delicately constructed because her popularity means her friends and classmates have expectations of her and quick judgement if she doesn't match them. She's afraid of what they'll say or that they'll spread word if she lets them know her sneeze was snotty, for heaven's sake. That doesn't seem like someone with much space to be earnest or trusting, because she's so popular she barely gets to be her own authentic person. In that case, it's more impressive that she is so steadfast to her own code ....

Something I noticed while watching this video: During all of the action scenes, I have rarely felt super uneasy or worried for everyone involved, but with the parts where inner strength is required (IE asking tsubomi out) I felt more anxious about how the events will turn out.

Mob Psycho is the best anime I've ever seen, it even might be the best anime I'll ever see, there is nothing that has come close to perfect in every category than mob has for me. Animation? Stellar. Characters? Amazing. Story? Great. Fights? Out of this world. Bones has outdone their selves with mob.

Mob is such a beautiful character that it makes me a little emotional thinking about him. He's almost real. One thing I'd like to add. The character design and animation is insanely good. The style, much like one punch man, I think makes people misunderstand just how good it is.

IF I wasn't broke as shit, I'd totally buy your weird little figurine. Very few people could express just how awesome mob was and why. Even fewer people could keep me watching an hour-long YT vid. Been tuning in for about 2 years now. Love your channel Jeff. Keep trucking on my dude.

Haven't even watched the video yet but I wanted to say that, being autistic as hell, this anime is so meaningful to me that I don't think I could put it into words. I first watched it when season 1 was still airing, back when I was just 15. I immediately read the whole manga right after, and felt forever changed by it. It is hands down my favorite anime of all time, and the way it has affected my tastes in media and art is insane - even my own art. It has permenantley altered my brain chemistry. I didn't think it was possible to feel this seen, and I know the show isn't explicitly "about autism" but hey, that's where the power of personal subjective interpretation of what makes something meaningful to you comes in, I guess.

I’ve seen a lot of series try to depict a pacifist message but Mob Psycho is the one that’s done the best job with it. It never relies on cop-outs, deals with all the difficulties with trying to talk someone out of a violent mindset, and when people do change it makes perfect sense that they do.

I remember having a ton of fun back when I found One's web serial One Punch Man because of how it subverted all the tropes shounen media had. But man, when Mob Psycho 100 came around it became obvious that it was One's true magnum opus. Such a feel good, do good, be good series with actual characters and character growth. It really is one of the best things ever made and can make people realize they can also improve their lives, other people's lives, and themselves. What better message could there be.

mob psycho changed my perspective on life by saying ''every one is not special so you can be what you want to be'', i use to think that since i didnt had any talents i could not be anything, mob changed this by showing me that with determination and a lot of work i could be a better version of myself. Thanks mob psycho, its been such a wonderful ride!

Mob Psycho 100 is one of those extremely rare cases where every single tiny part of the work feels absolutely perfect (at least in my opinion). Change a single line just a little bit and it may lessen its impact. Change a single thing about the animation and it will probably look less visually appealing. Change a single joke a character does and it will end up being less funny than it would be if you left it as is. Every single season of Mob Psycho 100 is a masterpiece in its own unique way. Every single one has more than one moment that comes off as memorable. Season 1 has Reigen's fight against Claw, season 2 has Mob VS Mogami and the separation arc with Reigen, Season 3 has the conclusion of Dimple's character arc, as well as the ending of Mob and Reigen's character arcs, which also give a near perfect conclusion to the whole story. While I do have a favorite (Season 2), I am a firm believer that all three seasons make up something bigger than the sum of its parts. They make up an absolute masterpiece of not just writing, but also animation and even humor. I will never forget this anime, how it changed me, and what it made me realize about a lot of the things that make life worth living.

This is definitely one of the Mob Psycho videos of all time.

The body improvement club, truly understand what it means to exercise. Take in any person who wants to change and teach them, show them and encourage them to improve.

an hour long analysis of my favorite anime by the channel that introduced me to it??? yes please!

A shame that Kyle MacCarley wasn’t able to reprise his role for the third season. Part of me does bet that if Mob got into Multiversus, they’d get him to reprise his role instead of whoever replaces him.

I cried a lot from this anime, even to the point where watching videos like this take some effort not to tear up

This video was THE perfect way to end the Mob Psycho series. Having not watched the first 2 seasons since the time they had aired, this video really brought it all back to me. Thank you, Geoff

AN HOUR? Geoff, you've outdone yourself this time... Love as always!

For everything he is and isn't, Reigen has some realy profound insights into the world and life.

This is the kind of show that you buy the entire box set, and keep it for life, as a classic tale to share with those who never heard of it, or just to watch it all again and appreciate the masterpiece it is. Thanks for taking the time to properly appreciate this great series ^_^

I am in disbelief how timely you were with this video. I literally finished mob psycho 100 today and this video essay summarizes perfectly everything I've learned and some things I didn't realize at the time about this show. I also love how the first opening has one of the best lines ever and it's referenced at the end of the video only solidifying how simple yet essential is to know that we have no burden of being special and therefore have the possibility of becoming what we want to be: ourselves.

mob laughing at the end made me genuinely cry tears of happiness, it’s like watching your own kid grow into themselves and maturing as they grow mentally, emotionally and physically

If everyone is not special, maybe you can be what you want to be. I never knew how this sentence has been printed in my mind so deep. For me, people saying that everyone is special was a burden to me through my childhood. Because I feel like I should search up for a prodigy or something I am specialized since I was born. And that upsets me a lot when I couldn’t find myself having skills more extraordinary than others. Thus, knowing that everyone is not special and I don’t need to be special is such a relief. I am not determined to be anyone means I can be anyone. This simple statement gives me the courage to change and explore what “I want,” not what I should be. Again, love mob psycho for my life. And that is such a great commentary❤

Also, one nice lil detail about Reigen running after Mob, it's common to take your shoes off before committing suicide as to not track dirt and such into the afterlife. Reigen took his shoes off before running after Mob to show that if Reigen died, it wouldn't be Mob's fault since Reigen did this

You know it's a great video when you as the watcher don't even realize it was an hour long at the end. I haven't watched Mob Psycho 100 yet, but you just made want to stop everything and start.

This will be one of the first animes I’ll ever make my kid watch. So many life lessons but in the most subtle ways

I'm so glad so much love and care was put into animating such a genuine and heartfelt story

I'm not much into shonen but when I watched the first and second season a few years ago wasn't expecting to love it so much, there are so many memorable moments and interactions between the characters, the body improvement club gang are probably one of my favorites gangs ever existed in an anime. Love the way the 3rd season develops and wraps it up, the thumbnail pretty much says it all about how much Mob has grown as a person.

This entire show just cements for me the idea that One has nigh immeasurable characterization and humanizing writing chops. OPM might be where we see the depths of his incredibly well thought out world view, But Mob Psycho 100 is where we see the depths of his heart.

Phenomenal video Geoff, this might be my favourite work of yours since you became a RU-vidr. You're doing great work giving MP100 the heartfelt analysis it deserves. I hope we can get more videos like this in the future! 💜