I definitely cried lol it’s so hard to use.

@@squidward1345 not it doesnt, what looks cool is the drawing

I still went and bought it. I cried xD

@@mariamaravilla9005 is it so difficult to handle ?

@@bastian6173 Because it's not a regular pen, if you're not familiar with it it requires practice. I think most of us that picked it up because of Kim Jung Gi, kind of hoped we would be able to draw like him right away, and that's where the frustration comes from ha ha.

💔

he's what? really?

@@BusinessWolf1 he passed away from a heart attack

we lost literally the best one

I'm just learning of his passing. Enjoyed watching him work he was one of the best. I'm sad to hear this. Rest in Peace

You is a monster 💪

his humor and personality, how generous he is wih his knowledge in these live streams is what i miss about him the most😭

at lest his little ones will have a bunch of great videos seeing their dad have fun hearing his voice V_v

The Gold Mine of the Psalms The LORD says, “I will rescue those who love me. I will protect those who trust in my name. (Psalm 91:14) The Bible tells us that one of the signs of the last days is perilous and dangerous times (see 2 Timothy 3:1) Certainly, that describes the days in which we are living. But in Psalm 91, which is the gold mine of the Psalms, we find wonderful promises of God’s provision and protection. In fact, next to Psalm 23, this psalm probably has brought more solace to God’s people over the centuries than any other psalm. As believers have faced times of danger, sickness, war, and death, Psalm 91 has been a great comfort to them. It’s an excellent psalm for anyone who faces danger. In this psalm God promises that He will deliver us, He will protect us, He will answer our prayers, and He will be with us in times of trouble. While Psalm 91 contains great promises, it also contains conditions for activating those promises. Not every person can simply take the promises of this psalm and say, “These apply to me.” Rather, these promises are only for the children of God. They are only for those who have put their trust and faith in God through Jesus Christ. So, to receive these promises, we must first meet the conditions. For example, the psalm begins, “Those who live in the shelter of the Most High will find rest in the shadow of the Almighty” (verse 1). The name “Most High” is from the Hebrew word Elohim. It speaks of God as the One who possesses everything. Next, the word for “Almighty” comes from the Hebrew word Shaddai, which speaks of God’s provision. So not only is He the living God, but He is also the giving God. Isn’t that wonderful to know? But to activate these promises, we must “live in the shelter of the Most High.” We must dwell in fellowship with God. We must have an intimate, close relationship with Him

​​@@faith9505Wow. I'm a Christian and wasn't looking for this but found it. Through the Holy Spirit God told mom and I both Psalm 91 and neither of us knew what it was about. Also hadn't read it. That Psalm talks about specific things we've been going through, so those promises in 91 are exactly what we need. We've been so sad and struggling lately. Thank you. The fact that I found this in the comments section, from a video about drawing, is a comfort. God bless from a sister :D

The Gold Mine of the Psalms The LORD says, “I will rescue those who love me. I will protect those who trust in my name. (Psalm 91:14) The Bible tells us that one of the signs of the last days is perilous and dangerous times (see 2 Timothy 3:1) Certainly, that describes the days in which we are living. But in Psalm 91, which is the gold mine of the Psalms, we find wonderful promises of God’s provision and protection. In fact, next to Psalm 23, this psalm probably has brought more solace to God’s people over the centuries than any other psalm. As believers have faced times of danger, sickness, war, and death, Psalm 91 has been a great comfort to them. It’s an excellent psalm for anyone who faces danger. In this psalm God promises that He will deliver us, He will protect us, He will answer our prayers, and He will be with us in times of trouble. While Psalm 91 contains great promises, it also contains conditions for activating those promises. Not every person can simply take the promises of this psalm and say, “These apply to me.” Rather, these promises are only for the children of God. They are only for those who have put their trust and faith in God through Jesus Christ. So, to receive these promises, we must first meet the conditions. For example, the psalm begins, “Those who live in the shelter of the Most High will find rest in the shadow of the Almighty” (verse 1). The name “Most High” is from the Hebrew word Elohim. It speaks of God as the One who possesses everything. Next, the word for “Almighty” comes from the Hebrew word Shaddai, which speaks of God’s provision. So not only is He the living God, but He is also the giving God. Isn’t that wonderful to know? But to activate these promises, we must “live in the shelter of the Most High.” We must dwell in fellowship with God. We must have an intimate, close relationship with Him

Ha yes

Literally

I mean...he not wrong

He's the only person who can be arrogant and not wrong 😂 😂.

@@supremeintrovert7404 he is not being arrogant he is speaking facts.

so.

I don't care

skellyaart Instagram - for a person who doesn’t care you sure care enough to reply. 🤣 lame.

@@livetochange974 bro who hurt you

@@livetochange974 cringe bro

@@xblood_trilogyx how am I suppose to tell you my opinion if I don't say it? Idiot think of a better comeback, if only I had a dime for every person who said the same generic retort as you just did I would be rich

Did he die

I'm doing the same as you. watching along as I draw on my desk. I miss him, their banter, and their livestreams very much. :(

Coming back after his unfortunate passing, I just wanna say that his artistic threats still genuinely terrify me. Rest easy, Kim. A lot of the reason I'm not giving up and still working hard on my skills is because of you.

The Gold Mine of the Psalms The LORD says, “I will rescue those who love me. I will protect those who trust in my name. (Psalm 91:14) The Bible tells us that one of the signs of the last days is perilous and dangerous times (see 2 Timothy 3:1) Certainly, that describes the days in which we are living. But in Psalm 91, which is the gold mine of the Psalms, we find wonderful promises of God’s provision and protection. In fact, next to Psalm 23, this psalm probably has brought more solace to God’s people over the centuries than any other psalm. As believers have faced times of danger, sickness, war, and death, Psalm 91 has been a great comfort to them. It’s an excellent psalm for anyone who faces danger. In this psalm God promises that He will deliver us, He will protect us, He will answer our prayers, and He will be with us in times of trouble. While Psalm 91 contains great promises, it also contains conditions for activating those promises. Not every person can simply take the promises of this psalm and say, “These apply to me.” Rather, these promises are only for the children of God. They are only for those who have put their trust and faith in God through Jesus Christ. So, to receive these promises, we must first meet the conditions. For example, the psalm begins, “Those who live in the shelter of the Most High will find rest in the shadow of the Almighty” (verse 1). The name “Most High” is from the Hebrew word Elohim. It speaks of God as the One who possesses everything. Next, the word for “Almighty” comes from the Hebrew word Shaddai, which speaks of God’s provision. So not only is He the living God, but He is also the giving God. Isn’t that wonderful to know? But to activate these promises, we must “live in the shelter of the Most High.” We must dwell in fellowship with God. We must have an intimate, close relationship with Him

The Gold Mine of the Psalms The LORD says, “I will rescue those who love me. I will protect those who trust in my name. (Psalm 91:14) The Bible tells us that one of the signs of the last days is perilous and dangerous times (see 2 Timothy 3:1) Certainly, that describes the days in which we are living. But in Psalm 91, which is the gold mine of the Psalms, we find wonderful promises of God’s provision and protection. In fact, next to Psalm 23, this psalm probably has brought more solace to God’s people over the centuries than any other psalm. As believers have faced times of danger, sickness, war, and death, Psalm 91 has been a great comfort to them. It’s an excellent psalm for anyone who faces danger. In this psalm God promises that He will deliver us, He will protect us, He will answer our prayers, and He will be with us in times of trouble. While Psalm 91 contains great promises, it also contains conditions for activating those promises. Not every person can simply take the promises of this psalm and say, “These apply to me.” Rather, these promises are only for the children of God. They are only for those who have put their trust and faith in God through Jesus Christ. So, to receive these promises, we must first meet the conditions. For example, the psalm begins, “Those who live in the shelter of the Most High will find rest in the shadow of the Almighty” (verse 1). The name “Most High” is from the Hebrew word Elohim. It speaks of God as the One who possesses everything. Next, the word for “Almighty” comes from the Hebrew word Shaddai, which speaks of God’s provision. So not only is He the living God, but He is also the giving God. Isn’t that wonderful to know? But to activate these promises, we must “live in the shelter of the Most High.” We must dwell in fellowship with God. We must have an intimate, close relationship with Him

What were Your tips I don't understand English very well.

I can't believe you said frog.

Osy Making yes lol I just randomly commented and thought they will not see it

Okey

no, comment

Thank you inbred

@@livetochange974 bruh

@@nightmode3782 don't fkn bruh me ever again

@@livetochange974 i saw something today. ok and why ? oh noooooo...haha unicorn and tomatoes for u haha i love u my mother and the sun from a hill, pls respond i care about you but why didnt u write me back the last xmas when the sky was grey ?? pls brother u have to tell them !!!

Yes.

@@hudsontoler indeed

En efecto

did you notice another kim jung gi in kim jung gi's mounth that is in kim jung gi's mouth if you zoom in

@@zoinksscoob6523 yes that too!! 😅

did you notice the mouth inside that third one?

They removed it :(

Made me look...

Yeah what a bummer 😕

Timestamp?

@@hassankhalid8917 48:56

so?