I've watched hundreds of build and no-build videos over the years and y'all have ideas I've NEVER seen before. I'm so impressed!!! Y'all are super adorable, too.

This is just what I need!!! I'm 74 and just starting out. No one will help me do a build as they think I'm nuts, so this even I can do! Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️!

This couple is the type of friends I want. I love them!

Not only was this wildly helpful for me as someone looking at getting a Honda Element but as a person roaming the earth it was really a pleasure watching people be so lovely towards each other while they share something so personal to their journey through life together. So many great tips and a real joy to watch. Thanks for sharing with us.

When I saw your swivel table I was like, “Ugh. I know that thing. They run around $1400.” So I was STOKED at your rigging of it. Holy cats, that’s awesome!!! Lots of great ideas, y’all.

YAAAY!!! Finally. Someone with no build ideas that are so perfect for my needs and brilliantly explained. Also your exuberance and comedic timing was inspiring and spot on. I can't wait to implement some of your fantastic ideas. Thank you very much.

This is honestly thee best no build conversion I’ve ever seen. I love it!!!!

I love their smiles 🥰🥰🥰🥰 the good vibes and energy they have is amazing...

For extra water you could look into PVC pipe used as a storage tank mounted to a roof rack. Also you can use external roof storage units to store extra gear and install extra Jerry cans for H2O in them

Why is everything about this perfect? I loved every single thing you did because it’s simple and it works!

After watching this, I really understand why people like the Honda Element for car camping. Using those dunnage racks for bed frames was Brilliant! I’ve watch hundreds if build videos and have never seen anyone use them before. And your solution for the swivel table was great. Probably my two favourite things about the build. Thanks for info on the Yeti and Ecoflow power stations. I’m so used to people using the Jackery, a great, but expensive system, that it’s nice to hear about other brands. Will look into those. Great video! Really useful info. Thanks!

I have a 2007 Element that I’ve been plotting a build on for years. This gives me some easy no-build wins that I can knock out in a couple of weekends and hit the trails. Thanks guys!

I have been dreaming the van life idea for several years…I thought not possible because of van prices. You make it look possible to do it without the expensive high top and high priced vans on the market. Thanks for the simple alternative ideas! I must say you two are far more entertaining than 99% of van lifers I’ve seen! You are truly laid back and that is what I want out of this life style! Besides you guys appeal to my quirky sense of humor! Thanks for sharing..much gratitude. Can’t wait to see where you go to next..happy travels🙃

This was awesome! I have been watching these “no-build” builds for several years and yours was by far the best explained, easiest to adapt/implement, and just fun to watch! Y’all crack me up! You’re adorable and it’s quite obvious y’all enjoy each other-quite refreshing! I have an ‘02 Toyota Sequoia which is alot of room so using your ideas for the restaurant shelving will give me a substantial sitting and storage area I think! I cant do anything for a while yet but lots to ponder and re-design! Thanks!

I have a 2005 and absolutely love it. I’ll be sad the day I can’t drive it anymore. Honda needs to bring it back with the rising popularity of “van life”. The element was ahead of it’s time! Love the video, guys!

I’m like, practically in tears I’ve been trying to find a way to just, make it happen. To just make it a thing and get going. This is exactly that and the excitement and fun you guys have showing off how proud you are of these solutions is just so fucking perfect I love the energy. Every second of the kitchen display I was absolutely matching the excitement I love it I love it I love it 🥰 I wanna go camping with you guys once I get one going 😹

I've used Dunnage racks for several years for shelving. Am getting ready to make my Subie Outback into a minimalist camper and was scratching my head about wood, measuring, figuring, ugh. This is a great idea. I just want storage on one side and with the rack can adjust easily if I need to tweak as opposed to redoing a wood build out. The racks are so much more versatile. So glad I happened to see this! Great job.

I LOVE this! This is exactly what I’m been trying to explain to my husband that I want to do. We love tent camping, but due to a medical issue I can no long sleep on the ground even with an air mattress. This gets us back into camping & than later down the road we can decide if we want to get a trailer or not. This is actually prefect for weekend getaways.

I had no intention of watching the entire video... but you two did such a good job the time flew by. Enjoyed every second of it.

I've been camping with my now ex-partner for 20 years in a wonderful converted NV200. It was so nice and I loved camping. Since we are no longer together, I have completely been missing going camping, soooo I purchased a 2003 Element and have begun getting ready for my solo car camping. Your videos have been so inspiring to me, and I have followed most of your suggestions. I will be ordering my dunnage racks this weekend. I've already purchased my fabric for the cushions and have collected many items that I will need. I've booked my first trip for 09/26 at Point Mugu right at the ocean. Thank you for inspiring a 61 year old lady to continue enjoying life as I've known it for the last 20 years. You two are great!!!

VERY IMPRESSED GUYS!!! We are a Honda Element loving family and watching how you turned yours into a camping pad was nothing short of GENIUS! Loved this idea and makes me wish we still had our MIGHTY E!

Newly Updated Safety Suggestions; I just happened to see your channel, and others similar channels recently, and I think that you, and others sharing their actual reality, and some have expressed some of the up, and down sides to van, RV, or vehicle living. I believe that it is very helpful, and beneficial to others who may be thinking about this type of living without actually thinking through, about the some of the realistic problems that could occur with vehicle or van living etc... People need to know what up sides there are, as well as some of the down sides of vehicle living. I believe this channel, and other channels have been informative to others, including myself. Although, I am NOT living in a vehicle or anything like this. I feel that you , and others KZfaqrs sharing this with your viewers will be very helpful. I wish you ALL the Best with your traveling endeavors. I shared this with another traveler as I watched their KZfaq channel for the first time, as yours, and I shared with them this information that may be helpful to you as well to others. Therefore, I would also like to suggest a few Safety tips, and items that may help you, or others in your viewing audience. Although, you may have knowledge of this already, I am not sure, so I hope this will be helpful to you, others or someone. *Keep a Extra working cellphone with you or in your vehicle. You can purchase inexpensive phone with a very low monthly price between 25, 35, 45, dollars a month with unlimited data and text, and some have Nationwide coverage Do your research for the best fit for you Carry Several Extra portable phone chargers, and cables. Consider theses items: *Mini portable power charging station. I have also seen outdoor portable solar powered power stations, that can be recharged from sunlight this may be very useful to have, to power your devices. *Invest in a Cellular signal booster for outdoor use, and camping situations to boost or amplify your cell signal and reception. Research to see what you prefer. *Very Inportant: Invest in a SOS distress electronic signal device, this a kind of device can send out a distress signal with your exact location. There are various types of these devices, and including signal that can be used when boating or camping situations. There is also the Satellite communication devices, that can provide SOS emergency signal and GPS, and provide satellite text messaging capabilities anywhere. *Some have emergency Strobe lights SOS signaling with location alerts, and location updates that can be sent to your family, and emergency first responders. Some can be synchronized with your smart watch or phone. You can check online, and on Amazon, research what SOS emergency GPS devices will be a good fit for you. *Mini portable vehicle battery jumper charger *vehicle battery jumper cables *Vehicle Jumper cables *Keep a Fire extinguisher handy Smoke, and Carbon monoxide detectors can be helpful... *Mounted Dashboard camera front and rear possibly. Exterior vehicle cameras Interior vehicle cameras *Flashlights or pluggin spotlights *Portable spotlights, and lanterns Keep a few whistles around with you, and in your vehicle possibly in your vehicle’s center console *A set of long range 2 way radios, walkie talkies, to communicate with others during trips, some have 100 mile radius keep for emergencies. Use your own discretion regarding the use of any weapons. Don’t forget to bring Bear Spray Pepper spray Where is allowed If you own a drone you can use it to survey your area for animals etc. However, Please Be Safe and Beware of your Surroundings. Stay Alert, and Be Safe even when stopping at Rest stops, Truck Stops, and conducting your various tasks. Keep in often contact with your family, friends etc. Although, I just noticed your KZfaq channel, and other similar channels. You seem Very Aware of your surroundings and Alert, and you may be aware of many of these suggestions, however, I Don’t know, so I just posted this anyway to help anyone who may benefit from these suggestions. Keep up with the latest Weather Updates, beware and prepare for unexpected Weather events and conditions. Keep your vehicle gas filled Don’t chance your Safety by running your vehicle fuel or gas too close to Empty. Fill it up anyway, it will save you alot of time, and headache later on. Remember to keep up on routine maintenance, check your tires for wear, keep up with your fluids for your vehicle, like oil levels, washer fluid, brake fluid, antifreeze. Remember Because you are on the road riding for sometimes very long distances, and long periods of time, I would suggest investing in 2 sets of tires, and a spare, the extra set to rotate. Check the mileage ratings on your tires they all very. Conduct visual inspections of your tires often, check for damage, wearing, air pressure, etc Keep a pressure gauge to check your tires pressure and a tire pump. Keep towing insurance to Be Safe if you ever need it. It Doesn’t cost much try to get National coverage if available, or where you will be traveling. Keep Extra financing, and savings for any unexpected issues, vehicle repairs, and overnight stays, in a emergency or if you need to rest indoors. Keep Enjoying Yourself, Keep Enjoying the outdoors, and Nature Just..Please continue to Be Positive, Safe, and Alert.. Wishing Success, Well-being and Happiness You All. God Bless You, and everyone Traveling, or living in their vehicles, Vans, RVs, etc. Please Be Safe... Author Advocate for Humanity, Safety Advocate Jason Sandifer, Michigan 10/06/2022, 10/02/2022 10/08/2022, 10/11/2022

This is one of the best setups I've seen for a tiny SUV; it's unique! You two did a fabulous job. Might I add you two are adorable! I have a 2017 Kia Soul that I'm trying to decide how I want to set up. I'm going to go very simple and do a test run in the spring to see what I feel will perhaps work best. I've tent camped quite a bit with my car & totally over packed (every nook & cranny all the way to the roof, including 3 Yorkies in their carseats! I'm working very hard on downsizing as I plan to sleep in my car.

Great job!!! I've been watching no build van tours and getting ideas for 4.5 years. Yours is honestly the BEST I've seen! I did a plastic garage shelf in our van. Love your idea!!! I will probably scrap the plastic and try your idea! Thanks!!!

Very cool no-build build! I don’t camp in mine, but I do stealth sleep in it when necessary. As such I have kept mine 100% stock, not even removing the rear seats. I merely have them raised up, and I have a futon and pillows on the floor. With sunshades on the front windshield and front side windows, someone would really have to look closely to know that anyone is sleeping inside. The one modification I want to make is an inside rear hatch release, because it is somewhat difficult getting in and out from the vehicle.

Incredible "no build". Really inspiring and thank you for putting all the links up, super helpful! 😀👍

Try Velcro with adhesive for your his and her hanging storage to keep it from swaying or getting tangled into.

That is amazing! I usually quit a few minutes into “build” videos because I have few carpentry skills. But this video is wonderful! I enjoyed every minute including the visit from Donna. 😊 Great ideas and excellent execution. I can actually do this! Thank you.

WOWZERS!! I have to say this is by far one of the BEST no builds I've ever seen! I love all the unique ways you have set up your living space!

I have the exact Element too. I love camping in mine and built a wooden platform, but now rethinking my bed based on yours. I am going to incorporate many any of your "adds". I'm 6' and trying to be able to sit on the bed is important. The swivel table, baskets from .99 store, cookware, water bags, spray bottles for washing dishes, power battery, and shoutout for the brands you used are incredible!! Thank you for sharing and your ingenuity.

I bought myself a used Honda van for my 70th birthday a few weeks ago so that I can travel by myself. I am so inspired by everything you've done here. That's what I'm going to do!!! Thank you!!!

I love the simplicity of this setup. That looks like a great vehicle too. And you two are hilarious! That chemistry and humor between you two is so important I think.

Very entertaining with great tips. Love the foam idea for power station. The realization of pipe fitting into the bed frame was hilarious. You guys are great

Possibly the best Van “conversion” video and inspiration for car-camping I have ever watched. I enjoyed all the ideas and notes about what works. The rack beds are brilliant. I had no idea an element could go full flat like that. WHY did Honda stop making them?!? They were so great! Also wanted to share - my mother converted a panel van that we borrowed from my father’s brother’s business. I don’t know how, but she built two fitted beds out of 2 by 4s - with an aisle- they could be removed and put back in the next year. One bed fit around the spare tire that hung on the wall, and the legs had to fit into the concave parts of the metal floor, which had three inch wide stripes, that ran from back to front with alternating raised and low stripes. Four children and two adults - we were each given a particular piece of luggage which she puzzle- pieced under the beds. No more, no less. She had two coolers, one for some kind of drink, usually lemonade which could sit on top of the other cooler that had sandwich ingredients. I was allowed to bring my guitar because it fit perfectly over the spare tire. Each child was allowed a cigar box of personal items. I wrote letters so I had a few mementos and letter writing materials. We drove from Louisiana to the western Adirondack Mountains. We were pulled over once on the NY thruway by a curious and possibly bored trooper. Wanted to know what we were up to with our big silver van with Texas plates (uncle lived in Texas). Dad was driving, when suddenly we heard a loud voice yelling Pull Over! Probably early a.m. dad liked to drive through the night and usually switched with mom at dawn. Anyway, I hope you make many happy memories on your adventures. I love your rig, especially the use of zip ties. Your video is so joyful. Thank you!

Nice to know I’m not the only one stashing Welch’s fruit snacks for my Element travels. Thank you for sharing your ideas! I’m updating my camping plan and this helped

Some really great ideas in here! I really appreciate the video. Probably one of the most down-to-earth "van builds" I've ever seen. I like that you guys approached it with common sense and frugality.

I absolutly love all of this! You gave me so many ideas for my own Van Build. I've always wanted a no-build build because having that kind of permanace in my vehicle makes me nervous. I even have a dunnage shelf I got from my mom, but I had no idea what it was until now. I'll be turning that into my sink setup. Also thank you for showing me that I'm not the only one who has had the mosquito netting idea. I can't stand bugs, especially when I'm sleeping.

I'm 78 and travel/camp alone in my Dodge Caravan. My no-build bed for one is 4 large survival cans of pancake mix or dried food as legs at the corners with long shelf boards placed together on 2x4 cross boards that rest on the cans. If I get in trouble I can burn the boards and eat the legs!!! It works great and easy for an old lady to dismantle!

This is the most realistic transformation I've seen so far. Like, realistically doable. I love it!

FAQs: All our pipes and flanges for the swivel table are 1/2 inch, NOT 1 inch. Cushions: 4 cushions total. They're all 3 inches thick (this is dependent on your mattress). 48" x 18" (bottom cushion above fridge) 48" x 12" (bottom cushion above drawers) 48" x 14" (back cushion above drawers/middle bed cushion) 40" x 17" (this is the small one that goes over the seats. It's shorter than the others so that we can get in and out of the backseats more easily. If that doesn't bother you, make it 48" x 17") Fabric: 5 yards (54" x 180"): www.spoonflower.com/en/recycled-canvas Legs: The legs by the seats were 14" tall. We hand sawed a few inches off the top so that they don't get in the way of our feet. The dunnage racks are made of "green epoxy" coated metal. Which is a bit vague and likely made from steel (since they're magnetic). All links in on our website. www.dayswespend.com/no-build-camper

This is the best , most detailed explained video for HONDA ELEMENT CAMPER BUILD, easy , practical and yes, I will be following the build. SUBBED!

12:05 made me smile! I love those moments of accidental genius 😂 You two are awesome

You two are adorable, and I love how you fit so much into such a compact area! Safe & happy travels!

I'm so glad we found your video! I had been planning on using extruded aluminum for our Tacoma build-out as we want to go as light, simple, flexible and inexpensive as possible but I've been so worried about the difficulty (I'm not that handy!), expense and potential for screwing it up. Your video was a real life-saver, it was so exciting to watch and see how this was going to work beautifully for us. It felt like a mountain of stress just fell away. I've already ordered my parts based on the list you provided (the prices on the dunnage shelving was so reasonable I just couldn't argue with it) and am so excited to finally be able to get started! Thank you so much!

Bravo! One of the best compact overlander non-builds I've seen. Most importantly it has been tested and proven on the road. 👏🏼

This is the MOST BRILLIANT & outside the box thinking of any "van/car conversion/no-build I have EVER seen. Great job guys. Pure genius. ❤

Im literally days away from living out of my car. This is a blessing. I never thought of dunnage racks and had em for the kitchen pantry. This is something I will consider. This is awesome

Definitely the most brilliant no-build vans I've seen! I've dreamed of building/living in a van for years, but no prior experience makes it more tricky. Seeing this gives me a lot of hope and inspiration. Love seeing all the REI and Sea to Summit stuff as well. Spray bottles is literally so brilliant. Convinced me to look into getting a Honda Element now. I just wished I saw this video sooner, you guys are amazing! :D

Nice camper set up and tour! I have a 2006, such a great vehicle, the best vehicle Honda ever made. I use it for 'no build' mountain biking trip overnights quite a bit. Honda should really think about resurrecting this model in the coming years as nothing else out there comes close to its versatility to size ratio.

To be able to live with another person in a van or car, you must truly love that person!!!

This is the most light-weight, thorough, pretty, and easy-to-build system I've seen yet. Thank you. I have a sion xb, but I think most of this will apply.

Thank you so much for this video. I was having the hardest time figuring out how to easily do the windows. Your explanation/how to was perfect . Thank you two!

Amazing build! Inexpensive build yet it works for both of you, I'm loving this no-build ideas and both of you radiates fun and outgoing energy throughout the videos! I'm subbing for this kind of energy! Keep up the good work!!

I am NEVER giving up my 2006 Element after watching this. It is still kid hauling but this is the missing build out I have wanted to find. Thank you so much for sharing this.

By far, the BEST setup that I have seen. The pricy tear drops don’t really add value - just cost. Since I also have an Element, I am going to use your ideas, thank you!

the best feature about this camper are the two guys.! flexible versatile ! MINIMALIST. WHO NEEDS ALL THIS CAMPING CARS ;; enough to be happy !

WOW!!! y'all did an amazing no build. I learned a lot from this video. Thank you so much for sharing.

Awesome setup! We did something similar with garage storage shelves for the platform bed because we are also limited with building skills 😁 Thanks for including all the links to products. I’m always looking to improve our setup and appreciate tips from other Element owners.

This is the most ghetto pieced together build I’ve ever seen … BUT IT’S SO CREATIVE and it’s perfect. I mean, these little adaptations are genius and I bet you guys have a great time in it. I just love it and am jealous of your mini camper!

I love it. I drove an 03 until I got a sienna. Surprisingly, I have put a pallet of materials off of a forklift. I had to push everything all the way to the front I could barely fit behind the steering wheel. It was crazy. I hope y’all enjoy it.

“I’m not good at building things” is the line you NEVER want to say to a woman if you want to date her. This gentleman here, got really lucky and he probably knows it. Good for him!

Wow,this is pretty impressive. Must have been hard for Shawn to fit it the back

I'm actually really impressed with your dish washing method! As someone who camps often and also wants to conserve water in general I'm definitely going to try this out

Cookware from Pathfinder School is fantastic and virtually bullet proof.

Loved the way you named each product and gave prices. By far the best cheap build video I've seen lately. Thanks!

I'm so pleased how easy a van build can be. Electric can be that simple, bed can be that simple, Wow! thanks so much!

You can also get a magnetic closing masquito net door for the back doors if you want to chill in the van with open doors and not get t bugs. Your build is so good! I’m loving it!

I love your video it’s AMAZING! I never imagined the practicality and resources Available with this vehicle. I do appreciate your video and ideas you shared. 😊 thanks

“SPORKS!” “…ohh good technique.” 😂😂

Happy and fun to watch you guys going through this very creative process. Have fun and thanks for sharing!

Incredible!! I’ve watched so many no-build videos, and you’re “no-build” set up is exactly what my husband and I need for our Chevy Suburban! I am ordering the dunnage shelves today. We plan on making a video during our install process, and we will definitely tag y’all and give the much deserved credit to you two. Thank you for sharing your humor and passion with us, as well as all the links and information!

Thanks you two! That was not only super helpful, but also entertaining and heart warming. You are adorable together. 💕

10/10 for video editing! +10000 for having an element! A++ for van life on a budget! Top notch video y’all!

I wasn't even going to make a platform for my bed in my 2018 Chevy Equinox but now y'all have me looking at the dunnage racks. Hmm. I love the swivel table! So cool!

Dunnage, racks, and zip ties! + Piping thread for swivel table. Brilliant no build! This is what I needed to see. Thank you so much for sharing. That was fun watching you guys too. 🎉

In my own no-build build I've found the following items to be quite useful: - stackable Sterilite and similar (clear) containers - stackable 12 gallon black bottom yellow lid containers from Costco (various mfgrs) - automotive clothes hangar bar - various items from IKEA's NEREBY Series hanging organizers - various Amazon sourced hanging mesh shower caddys and shower organizers, and "mirror on a rope" - Harbor Freight black moving blankets, used as cheap & effective blackout curtains - paracord ... from Harbor Freight or other - various wire baskets from Target and other sources

This is SO amazing! You guys did a fantastic job with the build and the video! Keep doing what you are doing. I’ll be staying along for the ride! My husband and I have been watching these KZfaq build videos since 2013 when we went full time in a 19ft Lance travel trailer. We were on the road for 4 years (full time the entire time). We loved the Lance. We then made a switch to a Winnebago Travato (van). Biggest mistake we ever made. We got rid of that van asap! We will NEVER buy any Winnebago product again. Now we are looking to travel in our cars and I LOVE all your ideas and details. Your personalities are also such a joy. You both are naturals and I’m here for it.❤ Thank you for sharing! You have a new fan & subscriber. Hope to see you two on the road one day!

Love your practical no-build setup. Bonus points for humor.

I love this no-build-not-a-van-build errrm build… plus she’s giving me a young Cybill Shepherd vibe ♥️

Seriously the best no build, build I've seen yet! I have a 2007 Element and I'm the second owner. I happily bought her in 2018 as giddy as in 2005 when I sat in one to manifest it. Anyhoooo, enough about me y'all are adorbs! And I seriously love the ideas and suggestions you shared. Especially for sharing about the slopes and measurements etc! Stoked to do some mechanical work and a no build in the Spring. 🤙🏼💚🌲 Hugs from Spokane, WA, USA

I’m from the U.K., I drive a Honda CR-V and I’ve never seen one of these before, looks amazing.

finally a video that can definitely help me. I have a van I've been wanting to convert and you video showed me some amazing creative things. I'm on a fixed income and seeing this video is definitely going to help. I have a Nissan quest and I removed the middle seat and only left the back seat as that seat can slide from back to front and back again. I totally love the zip tie way. Those little suckers are hard to break. and they are affordable. not only that but I don't need power tools. thank you for sharing I am definitely one day going to be using a lot of your ideas. Idk when but when I do I will definitely give you a shout out.

You don't overcomplicate stuff- that's always a good way to start

Great job… lots of original thinking. Cable-ties are an incredibly subtle & simple tool (especially re-usable ones!), and I loved the ingenuity of the timber mattress support pieces. Well done.

Zip-tied? Perfect! I can do this too!

After four days of watchingElement vids I’m convinced Fifth Element has a lock on decent camper transformations for an element.

Amazing ideas. All these things you used...I already have 90% of those things. Even the bed racks. I can start now!! Thank you!! Smart people, you guys! I have a small pickup so it will be a little easier for me but your vehicle has almost as much room as my truck bed. I'm so excited!!! I'll try to send pics when I'm done.

You guys are freaking geniuses!!

That's hilarious! I've worked in logistics for 10 years and I made my bed out of a dunnage rack as well.. I thought I was the first, but this proves that there's always someone else out there with the same ideas

Love the resourcefulness! Best no build build I've ever seen!

Omg she is adorable doing the kitchen bit

Genius!! I’m part of the Element family so much positive and great no build build😂❤

The best multi purpose vehicle I ever had. Come on Honda, start making them again!

Best ever practical easy ‘no build’. Thanks guys.

I have a lot of people who watch my channel who ask me about no build builds and I will absolutely direct them to you guys from now on! Bravo 👏🏻 LOVE IT🐞🚗❤️

Wow! I thoroughly enjoyed your very detailed and informative rig no build build video. You guys REALLY did a lot of ingenuitive handiwork to perfection from top to bottom and sideways. Thank you for your dunnage links. I have a 2015 Honda CR-V and I don't know if the back seats come out and they don't lay flat so the leg choices on the dunnage rack is exactly what's needed to level the bed out. Unbelievably cute couple and video. Best wishes on all your journeys! ❤️ P.S. I'm 65 and I'm prepping for travels. And my hubby is freaking out! LoL

Fave toaster set up yet! Thanks so much for sharing. Totally love your goofiness too.

Wow! This is so functional and beautiful. I wish I could like it twice.

Like what others said…I’ve watched a bunch of these videos and your build is so smart.

You had me before the paint stirs, but be still my heart - I've always said anything could be made of paint stirs!!! Thanks for showing the world 🤩😍🤩