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EXO - KO KO BOP COMEBACK STAGE (M COUNTDOWN) REACTION - Duration: 4:09.
Hi
We are going to react to Exo's live performance. Many of you have asked us to react
But before that... Busra, we miss you so much! < I miss you too guys T.T>
She told us to do this. We love you! <3 <You did not have to mention that >.<>
First we will watch Ko Ko Bop
Lets start
Look how wide is his shoulders!
Really niceeeeee =)
Their moves rock!
The stage is really good too
They are so good at singing live
I know right! Oh look so cute <3
His hair color fits so well with the stage
And their outfits are great! Perfect match for the summer song
Irmak: Kai has born to be a star Sude: I couldn't have agreed more
He is so cute!
When fans sees a bit of skin... :D
Baekhyun's shirt is pretty revealing too :D
S: Their voices are so stable I: Did you see that little dab
Her ran ^^
Sude: This song is dope! Irmak: Yeap it is really really good
<BARE CHEEEST>
little slip
Ma D.O <3
Chen looks great with this hair color
The sprayed too much water on Sehun's hair
Baek's hair though....
Irmak: D.O and Baekhyuns voices r perfect for the song Sude: I know. D.O's everything fit vell with this song
I:Dab S:So good
Their dance is top notch! I mean of course they are EXO :D
They were PERFECT. They danced really hard and their voices didn't even shaked once
Lets wrap this up and watch the EVE performance
S: I am really curious about it. I: Cause everyone said that we might die out of joy while watching it
See you guys in the EVE video~
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Vlogg - Road to 99Kg - Ep 1 - F* hard - Duration: 5:51.
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Lovely Day {ANIMATION MEME} Gift Layuki 12 (Niver do Medd :3) - Duration: 0:20.
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I found JAKE PAUL in a DUMPSTER?!? (SHOCKING) - Duration: 3:29.
Jake, where are you?
oh
Man, I gotta get a haircut
Hey guys, what is going on Jake or Reign on Flame back again with another Youtube video in this video?
I'm just going to show you two random clips that I recorded
just a few days ago, and
Yeah, the first one is of me spitballing my sister's door and the other one is finding me in the trash can
That's why that's the video title see ya guys
Hope you guys have a great day, and I'll catch you in the next video. So yeah peace out bye
so some of these
Parts are gonna be muted because there was copyright music playing in the background
So I only had the pars where she's yelling at me so yeah
Those a Dead God Database Mr.. Lester
you
you
So at this point
I was just saying what I was gonna do like cover up the camera and after I spit ball or door again
I'm just gonna be sitting on my butt playing video games, and I said that she'd probably see the camera though
And we'll all just tell you that yeah, she did and she took my phone for a second. I got it back though, so yeah
You this is the last time?
Hey my door
Jake what are you? Oh my God? What the heck?
Well done with you right now
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Copia de Salto Grande Espinillos 30 agosto 15 - Duration: 5:48.
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White Supremacy - Camsplains Ep4 - Duration: 7:32.
Good morning lovelies, and welcome to the fourth episode of Campslains, a series
of videos dedicated to explaining all things feministy and social justice.
Please excuse my voice, I am still recovering from a cold, and it might just
bounce around a little bit, so let's see how we go.
Today's topic is white supremacy. Who picks these topics? Oh that's right, me. So it
is another controversial one that people don't like to hear about. I'm
going to try and keep it as simple as possible, especially because I only
have five minutes, so we'll start with the usual definition which today I got
from Dictionary.com, which is that, which says white supremacy is "the belief,
theory or doctrine that white people are inherently superior to people from all
other groups, especially black people, and are therefore rightfully the dominant
group in any society". Now most of us when we picture white supremacists, we think
KKK, kind of murdery extremists who the majority of people would just be like
"nope I'm not having anything to do with them". Unfortunately, that is not the only
place that white supremacy appears in the West. White supremacy is woven
throughout our entire culture, Australia the UK the US etc etc, are dominated by
colonial English-speaking white people, our culture, the dominant privileged
culture, comes from Europe and England, and that is woven... And woven into that is the
assumption that white people and the culture that we privilege is somehow
superior. And that comes out in all kinds of ways, that comes out in, when
people think, you know, white people brought technology for example, we get
this a lot in Australia, you know, Aboriginal people were really "backwards".
No, they weren't! They know a lot of things that white people don't,
it's just that knowledge isn't valued by white people, and it makes white people
seem like we're the superior, when all that really happens is that we only
value certain kinds of knowledge, certain ways of living, and that is white
supremacy. White supremacy is the assumption that white people are, and white culture,
is inherently superior, and therefore has this sort of "right to rule", kind of thing.
So what's the difference between white supremacy and racism? Well there's not a
whole lot, if you live in somewhere like Australia. White supremacy is the
dominant ideology. It usually looks a lot prettier than overt murdery racism, but
it is the dominant ideology, it's this assumption that white people have a
right to be in charge, that we are more rational, that we're more advanced, and so
on, and that's very much tied into our forms of government, who get into
government, who is allowed to be in law enforcement, what kind of laws we make,
even down to such simple things as what language we privilege, what kind of
education we privilege. So while racism is a very good
description of what that kind of culture is, white supremacy is a more accurate
description of what is happening in places like Australia, it's a more
specific description, so that we can be very clear that what we're talking about
isn't just a racial prejudice, but a real culture that assumes that white people
are inherently superior and therefore should be in charge. So a lot of people
watching this are going to be thinking "but I'm not a white supremacist, I'm not
racist, I don't I don't think people of color are less than me I don't think I
have a right to be in charge because I'm white" and what I... I have some bad news,
which I didn't like hearing when I first came across it either, we all have
absorbed some level of white supremacist bias. And this is true for basically
everyone living in this kind of culture, even people of
color absorb that in a form of... I don't want to say self-hatred, but it can turn
into that kind of thing, in a kind of sense that their race is somehow less,
and it's very hard to escape from that, it's absolutely awful. And white people
tend to absorb this unconsciously. We don't necessarily mean to, and it's all a
part of our privilege, like I was talking about last week. We absorb these
assumptions without critically analysing them, without thinking about what we're
really thinking at the core when we privilege certain forms of education
that are most accessible to white people, when we privilege certain technological
advances, when we privilege certain ways of thinking, when we privilege
certain ways of living and relating to other people as superior, or more
"advanced", or more modern and so on, these things are very tied to race and our
racial history. The other thing is that white supremacy is inherently tied to
other biases, like class bias, like gender bias, and those kind of biases really
work to hide the fact that there is a racial bias at the base of it. I said
bias many times now. This is something that's very hard for white people to
notice, because it doesn't affect us, because we've grown up being told - not
overtly, but just subtly - our whole life, our culture and our history and our way
of being is superior to everyone else's, as though it's, as though it's a fact, and
unless we really stop and look at that, and really look for alternative
viewpoints, we have no reason to to ever learn otherwise. So this is where
the duty is on us to examine our unconscious biases, to examine why we
think the way we do, and if perhaps we might be able to change that. So I will
put some links below that will go into a lot more detail, because obviously this
is only a very basic outline beginning to describe what white supremacy is. I
will go into another series of videos about
racism and the associated issues in the future, I'll try and commit a good series
of videos to that, because it's a very complicated and important issue, but for
now, we're just going to keep it basic. So next week's topic is going to be another
big one, because I can't stop. It's going to be patriarchy, which I bet a lot of
you have some negative feelings about, so we're going to talk about that term, what
what it actually means, and whether it's still relevant.
So until then, keep being awesome guys, and I'll see you next week! Bye!
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Every Superhero That Will Appear In Avengers: Infinity War - Duration: 11:06.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has grown quite a bit since its inception in 2008, and it
doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon.
In fact, Anthony and Joe Russo's upcoming Avengers films, Avengers: Infinity War and
the currently untitled Avengers 4, will be a culmination of everything the MCU has been
leading up to — a showdown with Thanos.
A story like that requires a lot of costumed crimefighters, and Marvel is looking to deliver.
Here's a rundown on the roster of every superhero slated to appear.
Captain America
An Avengers film isn't complete without Captain America.
He is the first Avenger, after all — and Chris Evans' contract confirms him for two
more Marvel movies, which will presumably be the next two Avengers movies.
But the thing is, Evans may only be appearing only as Steve Rogers, not Captain America.
Why?
Because, according to Joe Russo, Rogers quit the whole Captain America gig. Russo told
Huffington Post:
"I think him dropping that shield [in Captain America: Civil War] is him letting go of that
identity.
[It's] him admitting that certainly the identity of Captain America was in conflict with the
very personal choice that he was making."
Iron Man
Captain America may be the first Avenger, but without Iron Man, there probably wouldn't
even be a Marvel Cinematic Universe.
He's shepherded the entire franchise so far, and will continue to do so in Avengers: Infinity
War.
Robert Downey, Jr. confirmed his return for the upcoming Avengers film to Entertainment
Tonight in December 2016:
"Ah..Am I in?"
"You have a start date."
"We have a start date!
I have yet to be released from my Marvel contract.
You heard it here first."
Thor
Sure, mere mortals might see superheroes as gods, but Thor literally is one, and he'll
definitely be back to battle Thanos in Infinity War.
While doing press for Avengers: Age of Ultron, Chris Hemsworth confirmed that his contract
with Marvel extends to Thor: Ragnarok as well as the next two Avengers movies.
Joe Russo added to the hype while doing press for Captain America: Civil War, saying:
"I'm excited to work with Thor.
They're doing some really interesting stuff with Ragnarok and where he's gonna be at the
beginning of Infinity War is gonna be a very interesting place, and I think very profound."
On top of that, fans got their first glimpse of Thor sharing screen time with the Guardians
of the Galaxy at Comic Con 2017.
Hulk
Hulk is an interesting character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Not only was he recast — from Edward Norton to Mark Ruffalo — but he hasn't received
a solo movie since 2008.
While Ruffalo is scheduled to appear in Thor: Ragnarok and the upcoming Avengers movies,
he isn't likely to appear in a solo Hulk movie.
To compensate for that, Ruffalo says Marvel has created a narrative for Bruce Banner that
will feel like one.
He told Yahoo Movies:
"...we've worked a really interesting arc into Thor 3, Avengers 3 and 4 for Banner that
I think will — when it's all added up — will feel like a Hulk movie, a standalone movie."
Black Widow
This one's a no-brainer, but Scarlett Johansson has officially confirmed that she will be
back as Black Widow for Avengers: Infinity War, telling MTV News UK that she's excited
to be back on set with her friends from the other films.
While Johansson has yet to show up in any set photos, someone who appears to be a stunt
double for Black Widow has been spotted on the movie's set in Scotland.
Scarlet Witch
Elizabeth Olsen made her Marvel debut in the end-credits scene of Captain America: The
Winter Soldier, but she showed her full powers as Wanda Maximoff, A.K.A.
Scarlet Witch, in Avengers: Age of Ultron.
While her twin brother Quicksilver died in the film, her story isn't over.
Joe Russo hinted at Scarlet Witch's ongoing transformation, saying:
"She is on a growth arc, and it is part of her development … It really has to do with
her character specifically going on a journey to understand what the limits of her powers
are.
… We'll get to see where she goes in Infinity War."
Hawkeye
Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye has been an integral part of the Avengers since the beginning.
He made his debut in Thor and continued to appear in both Avengers films as well as Captain
America: Civil War.
Renner says he's scheduled to appear in Infinity War — but he's unsure of his involvement
in Avengers 4.
"I mean I don't know.
Outside my involvement or anything else.
I can't tell you, what if I'm dead in the first one?
I don't know."
Vision
Paul Bettany has been around since the very beginning, voicing Tony Stark's personal A.I.
system, J.A.R.V.I.S., in every Iron Man film.
"Power at 400% capacity."
"How 'bout that?"
With Avengers: Age of Ultron, he took on another role: Vision, an android capable of immense
power and knowledge, thanks to the Mind Stone.
With an Infinity Stone literally stuck inside his robot skull, you can bet that the Vision
will be back for Infinity War.
Winter Soldier
Sebastian Stan's role as the Winter Soldier is only going to get bigger from here on out
as he finally moves on from the Captain America trilogy to appear in Avengers: Infinity War.
Details are few — and knowing Marvel's preference for secrecy, they'll probably keep it that
way for awhile — but the character's involvement has been confirmed, and Stan has been spotted
hitting the gym to get into shape for his next round as the Winter Soldier.
Doctor Strange
Benedict Cumberbatch is one of the latest actors to make his debut in the Marvel Cinematic
Universe, and his character, Doctor Strange, plays a vital role in the war against Thanos
and his quest for galactic domination.
Marvel head honcho Kevin Feige has confirmed Doctor Strange's involvement.
Since he wears the Time Stone, it's safe to assume he'll have a bigger role in the movie
— and with Thanos — than we know.
Wong
Doctor Strange won't be without his mentor and sidekick in Avengers: Infinity War.
Both actor Benedict Wong and producer Kevin Feige have confirmed that Wong will appear
in the upcoming team-up movie, with Feige calling him "a very key character for us."
Wong, for his part, says he's excited to see how the relationship between Wong and Doctor
Strange changes in the future, saying:
"I still think that Strange does need [Wong]'s guidance.
It's the knowledge that Wong has, being the librarian, reading all of those books.
I think it's going to unfold into something interesting in the next one."
Star-Lord
Ever since Guardians of the Galaxy, fans have been waiting to see those unlikely heroes
team up with the Avengers.
At the time, the notion of an Avengers-Guardians crossover seemed pretty unlikely.
Even Guardians director James Gunn thought so.
"We really are separate from the Avengers."
However, it looks like things are finally coming together, with the Guardians showcased
in the promo material released at the 2017 San Diego Comic Con.
Anthony Russo told ComicBook.com: "[Joe Russo and I] are both big fans of what James Gunn
has done.
Star-Lord is a fantastic character and Chris Pratt is an awesome performer, so you'd be
very excited."
Considering fans have been waiting for this crossover for years, he's right: we are excited.
Gamora
Zoe Saldana, who plays Gamora, also confirmed her role in Infinity War while on the red
carpet at the 2017 Golden Globes.
"We're gonna see you in Infinity War from what I hear have you received a script?"
She added that while she's happy to be involved in the film, she's not looking forward to
spending five hours getting covered in green make up every day.
Who can blame her?
Nebula
Nebula's hero status may not be fully cemented yet, but she's generally on the side of the
good guys when it comes to the fight against Thanos.
Actress Karen Gillan confirmed to the BBC that she's set to appear in Avengers: Infinity
War, although she noted that it's just going to be a "little appearance."
Still, given how connected Nebula's story is to Thanos', it should be interesting to
see how she plays into the movie's events.
Groot
Groot may only say three words, but he's more than capable of capturing the hearts of the
audience.
To Vin Diesel, though, it isn't enough to just have Groot in an Avengers movie — he
wants some screen time with the Hulk.
He said:
"I know somewhere in the Marvel universe there is a moment when you will see Groot and Hulk
have a few words...I think there's gonna be a moment that we're all waiting for, and whether
you know it or not, you are waiting to see Groot and the Hulk get down."
Rocket
Guardians of the Galaxy writer/director James Gunn confirmed Rocket's involvement in Infinity
War on Twitter, saying that his brother, Sean Gunn, will be doing the motion capture on
set for Rocket in Avengers: Infinity War, just as he has in the two Guardians movies.
Rocket may also have an important role, as suggested some possible concept art that shows
him fighting alongside Chris Hemsworth's Thor.
Drax the Destroyer
Dave Bautista got his big break in Hollywood by playing Drax the Destroyer in Guardians
of the Galaxy.
Since then, he's starred in the James Bond film Spectre, and will be appearing in Blade
Runner 2049 as well as the upcoming Highlander reboot.
But somewhere along the line, he plans to carve out some room for Avengers: Infinity
War.
What's more, he really wants to team up with Iron Man.
"I've said all along, I want to work with RDJ, man.
I want to work with Robert Downey, Jr.
He's Iron Man.
He's Tony Stark, man.
He's the guy!"
Mantis
Mantis, played by Canadian actress Pom Klementieff, made her cinematic debut in Guardians of the
Galaxy: Vol. 2, but that won't be her only appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Obviously excited by her involvement in MCU, Klementieff couldn't wait to share the news
of her appearing in Avengers: Infinity War, and she did so by posting a picture of The
Avengers #123 cover on Instagram — a comic book issue in which Mantis' origin is revealed.
Just in case there was any confusion as to whether she'd appear in the film, Klementieff
followed up with another photo of herself wearing an Infinity War beanie.
Spider-Man
Spider-Man showing up in Captain America: Civil War was one of the best parts of the
Marvel Studios/Sony partnership, and so it comes as no surprise that the character will
appear in Avengers: Infinity War.
Tom Holland's involvement was first confirmed in a video Marvel Studios released teasing
the film.
Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige later confirmed this as well, saying that, in addition to
Captain America: Civil War and Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spidey is set to appear in Avengers:
Infinity War, Avengers 4, and a second standalone movie.
Black Panther
Chadwick Boseman's performance as T'Challa made a huge impression when he debuted in
Captain America: Civil War, and he's set to lead his own film in February 2018, just a
few months before Infinity War hits theaters.
Considering Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige says Black Panther will play a big part
in setting up Infinity War, it's good to hear for sure that the title character will get
to play a role in the team-up.
Ant-Man
Paul Rudd's Scott Lang had a very enthusiastic first meeting with the rest of the Avengers
in Captain America: Civil War, and he'll get to reunite with them in Infinity War.
"(laughing)"
Rudd was spotted on set in late July as the movie neared the end of filming, with set
pics showing him on the run.
With Ant-Man and the Wasp set to be released shortly after Infinity War, it seems safe
to say Scott will find a way out of whatever trouble he's in.
But it should definitely be interesting to see which tricks he has up his sleeve this
time around.
War Machine
War Machine may have been in bad shape at the end of Captain America: Civil War, but
he'll be back for Infinity War.
Don Cheadle teased his character's return in an interview with Good Morning America
at Disney's D23 event, revealing that he'll be walking again courtesy of Tony Stark.
"It's an augmentation..
There is a…"
"It's semi-bionic."
"Semi-bionic."
"I'm like Lee Majors, but twice, I'm like the $12 million man."
While it's unclear how much War Machine will participate in the action of the film, it's
good to hear he'll be sticking with the team after his tragic fall.
Falcon
It was almost a given that Anthony Mackie's Falcon would appear in Infinity War, considering
how integral he was to the events of Captain America: Civil War.
Still, fans were happy to hear that he was officially confirmed when he was invited on
stage with the rest of the Infinity War cast at D23.
Mackie has previously said that, as far as he knows, Falcon does survive the events of
the upcoming film, so get prepared to see a lot more of him in the future of the MCU.
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