So when you have the 2022 Hyundai Tucson Nline as well as the Galaxy S22 Ultra, it's only logical you make a car video, right? Well, in this case, I'm actually doing a cinematic video using the Tucson Nline as my muse for this. And as you've already seen, this car is also looking car, honestly. I want to be giving big shout outs to Hyundai for sending the car over and also to Daniel for actually doing some great camera work with this video. Honestly, let's jump in and see how the N-line is different. Like, you've got some really nice comfortable seats. These are racing style seats, they're a bit snug when they fill your body as you drive, which is a great experience. So make sure to fabric with leather and some nice stitching with red across in this vehicle. Leather on the door handles, you've got those nice leather racing wheels with the M logo there, a digital display in front of you. That, of course, you can see your different drive mode changes and all the changes that you want to do. There is a touchscreen on the right, super responsive, supports a car play, Android Auto. And then your shift also has that N-line logo on there. And let's not forget, there is wireless charging built in, so you've got wireless charging pad, you've got an area for your keys, you've got two USB ports there, as well as a 121 port. Plus, you've got access to a rear camera, heated seats, lots of storage spacing. But what I do also like is how that just goes across the board. You can see the mixture of that fabric to the passenger side with the red and black stripes there. You can see the mixture of the leather on the seats across the Tucson logo at the bottom of the N-line on the carpets, the racing pedals, everything feels just really nice. We're able to see how unique and sporty the Tucson N-line looks like. It's got a very different look to it. It's very refined performance oriented look. Plus, the 19-inch other rims are nice, they're lovely looking rims, you've got the logo on there. So it kind of just gives you this whole badge. It's not too ostentatious, it's solid like the way it looks. Now, the one thing that I did like, especially while grocery shopping, was the lot of space within the trunk to put the groceries. I had a ton of space out there, so it was able to drop my groceries in. But it's also another 120-volt port at the back, so if you need to charge something and do something, say like tailgate, this will actually work out well for you. But this car had a lot of space. So we finally made it to Kurosushi. This was my first experience going to a revolving sushi restaurant where the sushi dishes are coming across over revolving belts and you can also special order things. It's a really cool experience because almost everything's automated. You can special order something off the tablet and that comes back down to conveyability if you want to or you just wait for the sushi you want to pick up. So I kind of liked the whole experience in general. It was fun. Driving this car is fun. I wish it had more horsepower. It comes with 187 horsepower, 4 cylinder engine, which is okay. I mean, I've driven way less and I just wish it came with a 6 cylinder variant that I think will be really nice for a lot of people. But it was pretty solid there. In terms of mileage, it listed at 335 as well as how much it cost to fill a tank. It cost me about $36 feeling up from a quarter-attack to full. This is not just all about the car. As you guys know, I've been shooting with this or into ultra this whole time. Daniel has been, which is widely video. It just looked amazing and it's not shakier and anything like that. But I also wanted to see how well it handled low light and video. Especially with a car like this that has blue light accents. That's something that I think it does a decent job. Let's just capturing the city landscape at night. With S12, we wanted to see how it was. Just filming something a little bit more specific, but also adding a whole day usage to it. I will say, though, it's been a fun experience. Hopefully you guys liked this video. I love doing car videos. I haven't done them in a while and I want to do more. But I want to do a different spin to them. So hopefully you guys enjoyed this. I want to know your thoughts. What do you guys think about two things? One, the Hyundai Tucson Antline and two. What do you think about cinematic videos, especially shooting on the S22 Ultra? Leave those thoughts down below. Enjoy guys and I'll see you in the next video.