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Netflix puts billions of dollars into new content every year, but while everyone hears

about buzzy releases like Orange Is the New Black and House of Cards, the sheer amount

of content means other shows get lost in the shuffle.

To help out, here are a bunch of upcoming Netflix originals that are going to blow you

away.

Disjointed

Kathy Bates is getting high for Disjointed, a comedy in which she stars as Ruth, "a woman

whose lifelong mission has been to decriminalize marijuana."

The series finds Ruth running a Los Angeles-area marijuana dispensary—and finding that business

is much, much harder when you're stoned.

Disjointed, which released a teaser on 4/20, will premiere its 20-episode first season

on August 25th.

David Javerbaum of The Daily Show co-created the comedy alongside Chuck Lorre, and a strong

supporting cast rounds out the ensemble.

Hold the Dark

Adapted from the William Giraldi 2014 novel of the same name, Hold the Dark focuses on

the pursuit of a wolf responsible for killing children in the Alaskan wilderness, and stars

Alexander Skarsgard and Westworld's Jeffrey Wright

Hold the Dark comes from director Jeremy Saulnier, the man behind the critically acclaimed thriller

Green Room.

While Hold the Dark doesn't yet have a release date, it started production in early 2017,

so hopefully Saulnier will be back to terrify viewers soon.

Green Eggs and Ham

Netflix's adaptation of Dr. Seuss' Green Eggs and Ham will follow the book's characters

Guy and Sam as they "take a road trip to save an endangered animal."

Along the way, they learn about friendship—and, of course, green eggs and ham.

Ellen DeGeneres' attachment as an executive producer is already a great sign for Green

Eggs and Ham, which, despite the book's popularity, has yet to be adapted into a film or TV series,

aside from the 1973 special Dr. Seuss on the Loose.

Netflix has stayed pretty quiet about the show since greenlighting it in 2015, but their

website notes that its 13-episode first season is expected to debut in 2018.

The Irishman

With an estimated budget of over $100 million, The Irishman is one of Netflix's priciest

upcoming projects, but one that's definitely worth the price—it reunites Martin Scorsese

with Robert De Niro, along with a rumored supporting cast of heavy hitters like Al Pacino,

Joe Pesci, and Harvey Keitel.

The Irishman stars De Niro as Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran, the mob hitman allegedly responsible

for the death of Jimmy Hoffa.

"It's about Hoffa, um.

Basically it's the guy confesses that he had killed Hoffa."

With a huge amount of talent on both sides of the camera, this movie will surely be on

your radar—and in your queue—soon.

Lost in Space

Netflix is setting out to remake the popular 1960s series Lost in Space,.

You know, this one:

"It crashed over there.

Come on, let's take a look."

"Danger, Will Robinson.

Danger."

The show will follow a new cast on the spaceship Jupiter 2, which is stranded light years away

from its original destination after a crash.

Cast member Toby Stephens calls it a "very clever, modern reworking" of the original

show's story.

The 10-episode reboot is expected out in 2018.

Little Evil

This horror comedy stars Adam Scott and Evangeline Lilly as a newly married couple with a son...

who just might be the Antichrist.

In addition to a fun premise and a great cast, Little Evil has some impressive people working

behind the scenes, with Tucker and Dale vs. Evil writer/director Eli Craig once again

pulling double duty for his first feature since that 2010 cult hit.

The movie is expected to debut in 2017.

Mute

Hold the Dark isn't Alexander Skarsgard's only upcoming Netflix film.

He'll also star in Mute.

Skarsgard plays Leo, a mute bartender living in a near-future Berlin who embarks on a mission

through the city's seedy underbelly to try and find his missing girlfriend.

Mute is the second film in a sci-fi trilogy from director Duncan Jones, who says it's

set in the same universe as his 2009 cult favorite Moon.

Jones says he plans for Mute to imagine Berlin the way Blade Runner depicted Los Angeles—just

one more reason it'll definitely be one to watch when it debuts later this year.

Game Over, Man!

The Workaholics gang will reunite for Game Over, Man!, an action comedy featuring Blake

Anderson, Anders Holm, and Adam Devine as three friends "on the verge of getting their

video game financed when their benefactor is taken hostage by terrorists."

Seth Rogen is set to produce the film alongside his writing partner Evan Goldberg, and Kyle

Newacheck, the co-creator of Workaholics, will direct based on a script from Anders

Holm.

IO

This sci-fi movie tells the story of Sam Walde, a teen who finds herself one of the few survivors

on a post-apocalyptic Earth.

Sam is played by The Nice Guys' Margaret Qualley, and Anthony Mackie—who you'll recognize

as The Avengers' Falcon—co-stars as Micah, a fellow refugee on his way to the last human

shuttle leaving Earth.

Danny Huston, recently spotted in DC's Wonder Woman, will also appear in an undisclosed

role.

There's no word yet on when the movie will premiere, although filming took place in late

2016, so hopefully IO will be here to get all of our hearts racing soon.

Big Mouth

Netflix's upcoming animated comedy Big Mouth follows comedian Nick Kroll's time as an awkward

teenager growing up with his best friend Andrew Goldberg, now a writer and producer for Family

Guy.

Kroll voices himself, with fellow standup John Mulaney playing Goldberg.

Kroll calls the show "over 30 years in the making," and he's clearly using his comedy

connections to round out the cast—he's recruited an impressive roster that includes Maya Rudolph,

Jordan Peele, Fred Armisen, and Jenny Slate.

The series is expected out in 2017.

Gerald's Game

There are about a billion Stephen King adaptations in the works, and Netflix is joining the arena

with Gerald's Game, starring Watchmen's Carla Gugino as a woman stranded in her lakeside

home after a sex game gone wrong.

Gerald's Game doesn't have a release date yet, but it boasts an accomplished horror

director in Mike Flanagan.

Flanagan also has King's full support—Gugino has said that King was a big fan of Flanagan's

Hush and gave him his blessing in pursuing the project.

King is also apparently pretty happy with the early cut, tweeting in February of this

year that the movie is "horrifying, hypnotic, terrific."

1922

Another Stephen King adaptation in the works at Netflix, 1922 stars an actor familiar with

the bestselling author's work: Thomas Jane, who led the 2003 film adaptation of King's

Dreamcatcher and the 2007 adaptation of The Mist.

Jane plays Wilfred James, a man who admits to killing his wife with the help of his teenage

son.

After her death, he starts to believe that she's haunting him.

Altered Carbon

Based on the 2002 novel by Richard K. Morgan, Altered Carbon focuses on Takeshi Kovacs,

a former elite warrior who's been imprisoned for 500 years before his mind is downloaded

into someone else's body to solve a murder.

Suicide Squad star Joel Kinnaman will take on the role of Kovacs, starring opposite Kristin

Lehman and James Purefoy.

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SNAP! - Duration: 31:46.

- It's gonna be a good night, mama.

Shawty, we here.

You ready for the stunt?

- I'm ready.

- You sure? - Yeah.

- You really sure?

- I'm sure. (giggling)

- Five,

four,

three,

two,

one.

- Hey!

- My man. (laughing)

Come on.

What up everybody, what's good? (chuckling)

- [All] Hey!

- This Malika, my beautiful date.

Mike Damn!

- Oh, what's up baby? - What's up, bro?

How you living? - Good, good.

- Fellas, what's good?

- You say, hey!

- Y'all ain't gotta say it,

- I see it, I see it.

Come on, come on, come on.

♪ Call him spaghetti 'cause--

- Jay Back, bro! - What's goin' on, brother?

You know I had to do my number too.

You know, so I ain't nervous.

- Sup, bro, let's do this, let's do this.

- Aight, fellas, in God we trust,

money is a must, stacks for days,

who want it with us?

Amen, amen, amen.

- [Group] Aye!

- Let's do this. - That's how we do it,

that's how we do it.

So, what you think?

- It was cute.

- Cute?

- [Host] Alright ATL, make some noise

for the greatest Snap group ever.

- Girl, my stunt game's stupid.

That's not cute, this--

- [Host] Stacks For Days!

- I wasn't gon' say that.

That was, I was actually about--

- [Host] And their new hit single, Get Money Forever!

- That's what I was about to say.

This forever.

This forever. (giggles)

(crowd cheering)

- Forever getting paid.

♪ My white tee hang low

♪ Everybody know

♪ We do this

(snapping)

(hip hop music)

- Yo, that sounds dope.

You're a genius.

- Thanks man, I've been doing this for, like, 10 years

so it's kind of like second nature.

- Man, that's amazing.

Listen, did you clean that shit

in the bathroom earlier today?

- Uh, yeah, actually I already took care of it so...

- Because it smells like shit out here, man.

- Oh... I might have got some on my shoe.

- You know what, it's all right, man. Hey, you take your break,

I'll send you to the bathroom to clean that up, all right?

- 30 minutes? - 10 minutes, bro.

But hey, good chord.

- Can you help me with this?

- I don't even know what that is, my man.

- I mean, it's one of y'all speakers.

I don't think y'all make it no more

but it still be under warranty though.

I don't got the receipt,

it's in my baby mama's purse

and she blocked me on everything.

She got a new dude and all that. So I'ma need cash.

(phone dings)

- [Jay Voicemail] Yo, yo, Rich, what's good?

It's Jay, hope you doin' well and you know,

like all that other soft emotional flowery shit.

But anyway, yo, I got some big news

so I need you to come through like S-A-P,

soon as possible, if you ain't up on that new lingo.

(laughing) Who am I kidding?

You ain't up on nothin' new.

I bet yo ass still wearing camo jackets and shit.

Aight, anyway man, come through. (beep)

(phone ringing)

- Baby! - Slow down, Danny.

Don't run in the house.

Your son is actin' a fool again.

- Forget him, listen, I got good news.

Jay, just called me to tell me to come in today for a meeting.

- Are you serious?

- I'm not playin'.

- Does this mean we can afford a birthday party

for Danny's third? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- Baby, if we do this,

we gon' be just like Jay and B.

We goin' straight to the top, B.

- I wanna thank my husband, the Beehive,

and everybody who helped make this possible.

And baby, make sure you get your hair cut

'cause your hair been lookin' a little crazy, okay.

- Okay, I love you, baby.

Talk to you soon.

♪ It was a good day

♪ I was rappin' on em', aye

♪ I'm stuntin' on 'em - [Man] Know what I'm sayin?

(whispering)

- Hello, excuse me, how you doin', what's good?

- [Man] What time you want me to come over tonight?

- Yeah, you should come probably about 9.

- Hello!

Aye, what's up, what's good, how you doin', miss?

- Let me call you back. - What's good?

Um, I got a voicemail to come in today.

- You? - Yeah.

- What's your e-mail?

- Um, you said e-mail?

- You have an appointment. - Yeah, but--

- What's your e-mail? - You need my e-mail?

Nicewavesforever@yahoo.com.

[Woman] Dude, keep your wack music!

- [Receptionist] Really need to change that e-mail.

- I'd rather keep my soul and my plaque, thank you.

- [Man] Nobody cares about that little ass plaque.

- Girl, this downtown, we don't validate here.

Security.

- I remember you.

♪ Getting money forever

♪ We gettin' money

- Yeah.

- What happened to the group, man?

- We stopped gettin' money.

- (giggles) Clearly.

- That's what these bitches'll do to you!

(Receptionist clearing throat)

I'm Tisha, man. - Rich, what's good?

- Aight. - Whatchu do?

Oh, you a producer? - Yeah.

- Oh, that's what's up.

What's up with bird woman over there.

Oh Dev, nah, she's just puttin' on lotion, man.

- Oh. - Hey!

- Oh, oh, aight, bro.

Looks like I've got to go.

Good talkin' to you, man. - All right.

- No Waves, your meeting is that way.

- You ain't gonna...?

- Somewhere down there that way, go.

- Rich, what's good, baby?

- I'm good, man.

- How you feelin', how you feelin'?

- Hey man, I'm feelin' real good.

- Okay, that's good, you gettin' that right there.

Anyhow, (laughs), as you can see,

I'm doin' quite well for myself.

That's Layla, don't say hi.

I got bad news for you today.

- What?

- Come on, I'ma need you to reach.

- You want me to grab that? - Mm-hm.

- You can't?

This a low ass chair.

- There you go. - Okay.

It's a check.

- Yes, very correct.

More importantly, it's your last check.

- $666? (laughing)

- I know, it's actually sad.

Look, I ain't trying to say y'all finished

but y'all done, aight?

That snap shit is over with.

Everybody's into mumble music now.

You heard of Little Purple Cup?

♪ Purple cup, purple cup

♪ Purple cup, purple cup, pour it up

- Mm-hmm...

♪ Pull up in the whip like Star Trek

♪ Track you, match you

♪ Oh shit

- I ain't gon' lie, it kinda go hard.

- Yeah, exactly.

I'm tellin' you, right here is the future.

Y'all just a, (snaps fingers), snap from the past.

(laughing) See what I did right there?

I'm hilarious.

Look, I don't see y'all bringing it back, honestly.

I think it's a wrap like boot cut jeans.

- But I'm wearing boot cut jeans.

- My point precisely.

Look, (clearing throat), this was fun and all

but I think it's time for you to bounce to the left.

I'm gonna play some Little Purple Cup as you exit.

♪ Purple cup, purple cup

♪ Purple cup, purple cup, pour it up

♪ Pull up in the whip like Star Trek

♪ Track you, match you

(phone dings) (muttering)

(sighs)

♪ Pour it up

♪ Pull up in the whip like Star Trek

- Fuck!

(phone ringing)

- Gentlemen, a few rules before we begin, aight?

With all that's goin' on in the world today,

racial injustice, police brutality, the Dakota Pipeline,

I only do business with people that's black.

- Yo, Stephon.

- Go wait in the car, dude.

- What?

- Go wait in the car, dog.

- Get your racially ambiguous ass outta here.

All this cultural deception in yo face.

- [Stephon] This is bullshit!

- Now, let's get down to business.

- Make it happen.

- Whatchu want me to do with that?

- Hold it.

- All these thugs in here, nigga?

Fellas.

(phone ringing)

- What the hell was that?

- I think it was him.

- I got a prepaid.

- See, I didn't figure y'all for the rules type.

- Oh, I ain't know we was supposed to bring our guns.

You got one I can borrow?

- Ain't gotta go down like this.

- Nah man, I'm tired of cats out here

with the cell phones in elevators, movie theaters.

And now y'all gon' disrespect me

by bringing that into a respectable drug deal?

- Yeah!

- Don't be stupid!

- It's about to go down, bad boys.

- We blast these jive turkeys!

(guns firing)

- I just wanted a racial song, man.

(phone ringing)

Hello.

♪ Purple cup

♪ Purple cup, purple cup

♪ Purple cup, purple cup, pour it up

♪ Pull up in the whip like Star Trek

♪ Track you, match you

- Vance!

What was that?

Back up.

I asked y'all for a simple dance routine

and that's what you do?

That ain't dancing.

This...

...is dancing.

Now I gotta get Chaz on you.

Chaz!

Chaz! - Yeah?

Just stretch rich here. - You're in trouble now, boy.

All those millennial moves, it's over with.

- Yeah.

- Boy, Vance keep messin' up.

Mm-hmm.

- Man, don't worry about it, baby.

Come on, let's do our thing.

Oh, oh slow motion.

- Chaz, can I holla at you outside, please?

Can I holla at you outside? - What?

- Outside. - Okay.

- I wish it was '06, still wish it was '06.

- [Chaz] Yeah, y'all ready for it.

Dab, karate kid! (laughing)

Man, this some A list... What?

- Whatchu doin?

- Whatchu mean?

- I always play bad cop,

you supposed to be the bad cop this time.

- We could both be good cops.

- Chaz, that's not how it works.

- Do we really wanna be cops on the only black kid in class?

- Chaz, life ain't fair to only black kids in classes.

Look, we got a couple weeks before we move outta here.

These kids slowly losin' respect

for the snap movement and me.

- Slowlo.

- Chaz, I will swing on you.

- You probably will miss 'cause you slow.

- I want my respect.

(phone ringing)

No, no. - So we can't go on?

- No.

Go in there and be firm this time.

Yo, what's up?

♪ Don't kill my vibe

♪ Don't kill my vibe

- Well, it was nice seeing you, love.

Hope you had a good time.

- If you mean driving around

listening to your music for an hour, yeah.

- I'm glad it was everything you envisioned. (laughs)

Anyway, I'm about to head back to the studio

and make these sounds of the future,

but I'll holla at you maybe next week or something?

We can hook up. All right, yeah.

- [Woman] So I was thinking like maybe next weekend or like...

(car screeching)

(smooth hip hop music)

- Mike, huh?

Didn't I tell you if I catch you stealing cars

to take customers on dates, I'm gonna have to let you go?

- I'm not taking no cars, I promise you, I promise.

- Aye man, these cloths come with the car?

- Mike, you're fired.

- But Teddy and them take the cars all the time!

- Aye, dog, why you snitchin', man?

- My bad, Teddy, I'm sorry. - For real?

- Teddy and them are my wife's brothers.

I can't fire them.

I can fire you.

- Come on, dog, please, just give me a little time

until I can put out my album where I wanna be.

I just need a little time.

- Mike, you're not gonna make it!

R&B doesn't need a male Toni Braxton.

You're done here,

now go before I have Teddy put hands on you.

- Man fuck you and Teddy!

I don't need this shit.

I'm sexy.

- Debatable.

- I don't want nothin' with y'all,

'cause you know what, y'all broke.

(phone ringing) - [Teddy] You broke!

- And that's money callin' me anyway.

- Bye!

Oh, I can't stand this nigga.

- I'm outta here. - All right.

♪ 'Cause you know he doesn't care

♪ And he can be a prick

♪ Why do you stay

♪ Must be D

♪ 'Cause it's gotta be the dick

- Yo, where is Mike?

- Late, as usual.

- What? - Mike is late.

- Oh.

Aye, can I get a H2O on the rocks?

I ain't tryin' to get too lit tonight,

if you know what I mean.

All right, all right.

- This man is always on his own time, man.

- What?

- We still on Mike. - Oh.

- We just need to sync up our CP times.

- Colored people time?

- Yeah, because syncin' up CP time

is like women and their periods.

- What are you, Dr. Phil?

- Oh, I get it.

Like how you use your computer

when you're trying to charge your phone in sync

but you ain't really tryin' to sync it,

you just tryin' to charge it but it sync anyway.

- What? - You embarrass me.

- Well when Mike wanna sync up with me,

you tell him hit me up.

- Only think I'm tryin' to hit up

is that check syncin' with that account

'cause it sounded better coming up here.

- Hold on, hold on, stay right there

'cause Mike, you lookin' bad and bougie right there,

let me get that. (camera clicks)

Aight. - Hey, tag me in that.

- I got you though.

- Hey man, what's up with all these people, B?

- These people?

You mean my friends?

- Listen dog, we ain't got enough money

to feed you and the rest of your

Prince's leftover entourage, all right?

- Man, I knew this dude wasn't about shit!

Man, come on y'all, let's go.

- Shamar, Tommy, Malcolm...

Stevie?

Yo, whatchu mean we ain't got no money?

Y'all know I need them checks coming

while I'm working on my solo project...

- [Group] R and Wannabe, yeah we know.

- You're like a male Toni Braxton.

- Right.

- Listen, fellas...

This right here is our last check

for Gettin' Money Forever.

- What?

Man, I can't hear shit, man, in this stupid ass bar.

- Wait, so you tellin' me that's Stacks for Days'

last stack forever?

- Wait, wait that's not even a stack, that's $666.

- Look, I was thinkin'...

I feel like we can do it again, man.

We can go on the road, do a couple shows,

maybe put something on the internet, you know?

Maybe the label will pick us back up.

- Shit, I'm down.

- Let's do it.

- Long as it brings the stacks back.

- Doin' shows on the road?

Who is we, New Edition?

- No, that's my joke.

- And y'all still wonder why I left the group, huh?

- No. - Not really.

- Hold on, Mike, you left the group?

And you ain't tell nobody?

- You 'bout to make this all about you again, huh, Mike?

- 'Cause, man, when we follow you,

we end up doin' dumb stuff.

You the reason we in this situation in the first place!

You moved us out here, right? - Okay.

- You made us sign with a major.

When I said I wanted to change the sound and use auto-tune,

what'd you say?

"No, auto-tune sounds stupid."

Now everybody sounds stupid.

- Everybody do sound stupid.

- You call yourself a leader?

Only thing you led us to was failure.

(man exclaiming)

- Yo. - Whatchu say to me?

- [Mike] You heard me.

- Why don't you say it to my face then?

- Aight, aight.

If y'all been gettin' money since '06 like me,

I want you to put your drinks in the air

and say stacks for days.

- [Group Member] Oh yeah, the stacks is back.

We puttin' to get it right now.

- Go do yo' thing boy.

- And I got a old wallet on me.

- I'm about to go join my friends.

- Guys, y'all Stacks for Days,

now we gettin' paid?

I love y'all niggas.

♪ Boy you thought we wasn't making stacks

♪ Hey, know you thought we wasn't makin' racks

♪ Hey, we gettin' money forever

♪ We gettin' money, hey

♪ We gettin' money forever

- Hey, that's my part of the song!

(yelling)

♪ We getting money racks

♪ We gettin' money

- Mike Damn in my arms? (laughing)

(yelling)

♪ We gettin' money

♪ Gettin', gettin', gettin', gettin'

(somber piano music)

- Yo, Tish, you gotta see this.

Come here, come here.

- Bro, they are fighting there live.

Everybody in the stands, everybody's goin' crazy.

- Bro, this is epic.

Y'all can't even find good stuff like this.

- Ooh, he hit him with the mic stand!

- Oh and he blind!

- Oh my god. (man muttering)

- See, Daddy looks so stupid. (child laughing)

♪ Hey, know you thought we wasn't makin' racks

♪ Hey, we gettin' money forever, we gettin' money

(yelling)

- So you fight now?

So maybe I should just buy you

some boxing gloves for Christmas or...?

- Gotta be kidding me, World Star?

- Babe, what's goin' on?

And please don't say it's nothing.

- I mean, it's not... something.

- Why do you always have to make things a joke?

- What are you talking about?

- I'm tryin' to be serious with you right now.

- Baby, right there.

- Well, do Jay and B.

- I'm not. - Do Jay and B!

- I'm just out here tryin' to do my thing right now, okay?

(child laughing)

- Okay, well you doin' yo thing affects all of us

or have you not thought about that, Jay?

- You don't understand, okay?

There's things going on.

We got dropped from the label, okay?

And I was tryin' to put the group back together

and make things happen and it just...

- So you lied to me?

- I didn't lie.

- We don't do that to each other.

(phone vibrating)

You better not get that phone.

- But it might be business.

- You better not get that phone.

- Hold. (child laughing)

Baby's crying.

Hello?

What?

- I said Jay would love to see you.

Come on, I'll take you upstairs.

- "Come on, I'm gon' take you upstairs?"

Last time I came here, you just pointed.

- (chuckling) That's 'cause you were broke

but now y'all gettin' money.

♪ Getting, getting, getting

(laughing)

Y'all are hilarious.

Jay, Stacks for Days.

- (laughing) Fellas.

- [Group] Jay.

- What's up Jay?

- Wait, who are you?

- I'm Chaz, the one right here.

- Oh, okay, yeah, you the dude on the poster.

My bad, I thought you was the UPS guy, man.

- I used to work there, I used to.

- Yo, yo, Jay what's all this about, man?

You got some more good news for us?

- (chuckling) Look fellas, y'all hot again.

That Gettin', Gettin', Gettin' video of yours, (laughing),

was hilarious, I'm tellin' you.

I almost spit up my very expensive champagne

that I was drinkin' when I watched that shit.

Look, we wanna sign y'all again.

- We?

- By we... (dramatic music)

He means me.

- Fellas, meet Timmy Visine,

the head of the label.

- Is that Stacks for Days lotion?

- Yes, have some.

- Let me try some of that, my skin kinda ashy.

- Yo, bring that over here.

- [Rich] Countin' all this money, hands get dry, you know.

- Fellas, it's like this.

Y'all got a buzz right now

and a buzz that generates-- - Money.

- Bang, bang, boom, boom, all right?

We think there's a real opportunity

to capitalize on this very small margin of fame

that you have at the moment.

We wanna get you out with some of our

actually popular artists.

Have y'all open up for 'em, you know?

Get out there and move a crowd.

We set up a show so y'all can showcase your skills, aight?

- [Group] All right, that's cool.

- You know, I still got my thang, thang,

you know what I'm sayin'?

- Still, I see you got the same jacket, so I would hope so.

- Okay.

- Good.

(dramatic music)

Excuse me, that's my phone.

Timmy Visine.

- Hey, I can finally get them jeans

that we saw at the mall.

- Man, you good with us.

- Are you talkin' about the Wranglers?

- Nah, they was Banglers.

It was like the generic version.

I couldn't afford it but now that we got money--

- Rich. - Yo, yo, Trish.

- Rich, what's up, bro? - Whatchu doin' here?

_ All right, chillin' man.

- [Rich] Yo, fellas, this Tisha.

Tisha, fellas.

- What's up, what's up, bro?

- Chaz, that's a girl.

- Aye man, don't disrespect that man like that.

- Look man, I saw the video on World Star.

The table flip was tight.

- Yeah, about that. - Word, I love you man,

the video got me thinkin',

maybe I could do some beats for y'all.

- Shit, that'd be cool.

- That'd be real dope.

I mean, once we sign with the label,

I'm sure they'll put us together

and we make somethin' happen.

- You ever heard of Sugarhill Gang?

- Yeah, I saw them on the First 48 last night.

It was crazy. - Nah.

They had one hit back in the day.

One hit and they still livin' large

pushin' big whips, all that,

'cause they own their shit.

I see somethin' in y'all man.

We could have our own shit.

- I saw that on the First 48 last night,

they had they own shit.

They was whippin' it like this, you know I'm sayin'?

- Look, I mean we got a show coming up.

It's the first one in a long time, man.

You know, we gotta go rehearse, get ready.

- You ain't gotta get ready when you stay ready.

- Let me see.

- [Chaz] Oh, that was good.

- You know I got a family, I got a wife, I got a kid.

To start from scratch now is just--

- Aye, the Uber here.

- Oh, I'm outta here. - Come to the show.

I promise you, we gon' kill it.

- Aight bro.

- Right, Rome. - Aight, sir.

Catch that First 48, I'm telling you,

that Sugarhill Gang came through, pow, pow, pow.

- [Rich] Jay, get in the car. Get in the car!

(smooth hip hop music)

(phone ringing)

(sigh)

- So, like I was saying,

I'm just lookin' for something small, part time,

while I'm working on R and Wannabe, you know?

Maybe something like, something like this could work.

- Okay, so let me get this straight, Mike,

just because we low key mess around,

you think you could just pull up and get a job?

- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm.

You don't have a resume, references, or experience.

- I sent you my IG link.

You didn't get it?

- Oh, I got it.

You just can't work here.

- Nah, like I said, this office is too small for me.

I'ma need something bigger, maybe a view.

This window, whatchu, in a prison cell?

- (chuckles) That's cute, okay.

Um, I got the perfect situation for you.

- Good, let's see it. - I'ma show you.

- I hope it got a TV in there too

'cause I like watching TV when I work.

- You know, you will be able to.

So this is our customer service department

and right over here,

this is gonna be your desk, Mike.

- Oh, cool.

Can I burn incense while I work?

- No, that's not gonna work. - Okay, all right.

- So this is William, he's our star associate.

- Excuse me one second. - Don't put me on hold!

- Hey, hey, what's goin' on, young man?

- [Mike] What's up, bro?

- William used to sing.

- Used to?

- Oh, come on now.

♪ I wanna be where you are for you

♪ I wanna read your mind

♪ Oh

- I mean, that was straight, that's cool.

♪ Ooh yeah

- William, weren't you in a group?

- Yeah but you know, they didn't get it, you know?

That's why I had to go off on my own.

You know, I've been at this job for a while

supporting my solo career.

The last 20 years, it's been all right.

- 20 years.

I do have some hours for you so,

please learn the script.

20... years.

- [Rich] All right, the e-mail said this was the spot.

- You know this a hood club, right?

- How?

- They literally got security checkin' security.

- You get in touch with Mike?

- What?

- Chaz man, what's wrong with your ears, B.

- No, no, no, I'm sayin', what about Mike?

- [Rich] Oh, I ain't get in touch with him.

- Damn, or should I say Mike Damn. (chuckles)

'Cause you get it,

'cause Mike and his last name is Damn

so, Mike Damn.

- I'm done witchu.

- Let's just go. - I'm done witchu.

- [Chaz] Listen, no, I was just sayin' his name.

(upbeat hip hop music)

- It's a nice night, fellas, we finna get it in.

- [Host] What's up, y'all? (audience cheering)

Yeah!

And welcome to another special Slap Freestyle battle

where we slap the shit out y'all ass

with real, raw, rough, rugged lyrics and raps.

Y'all with that, y'all? (audience cheering)

- They got us performing snap music at a rap battle?

It already smell like a fight in here, man.

- Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah,

nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.

This can't be...

- No, no this goin' be, I paid $20 for parking.

- Hold on, man, I put $10 on that.

- But it was on my car.

- Nah, nah, nah, nah.

Let's go, let's go.

- Well dang, y'all!

Y'all remember them, y'all remember them.

I know y'all seen that video

when them old dudes was fightin'.

That shit was funny, it was funny, huh?

- [Audience] Boo!

- I'll beat they ass, though.

But check this out, though.

Stacks for Days!

Come on up here and get this, nigga!

Come on, nigga. (audience booing)

What's up?

Yeah!

And y'all niggas make it quick, man,

and get this done before I get off the shitter, man.

We got real hip hop to play tonight.

- [Audience Member] Real hip hop!

- Appreciate it.

All right, y'all ready to turn up?

(audience booing)

Yo, play the track.

- Man, y'all gave me the music on a CD.

I ain't got the technology to play this.

(audience booing)

(smooth snap music)

♪ Straight to the bank

♪ A whole lot of it

♪ Of it, of it, do it

♪ In my pocket, it's a wad of it

♪ Of it, of it, of it

♪ My whole team get it

♪ Whole squad love it

♪ It's like I fell and bumped my head

♪ I got a knot of it, ow

♪ Girls lookin' at me with the hi emoji

♪ Gettin' bread, cheese and dough

♪ Like I gotta diet on me

♪ They all say I'm the man

♪ Like I got a line on me

♪ Heads line up but the juice still lying on me

♪ Sittin' pretty on my own

♪ Give it to them while they on

♪ Gettin' money, gettin' that money, gettin' that money

♪ I'm gettin' that money

♪ Gettin' that money, gettin' that money

♪ Put your fours up and then snap, aye

♪ Put your fours up and then snap, aye

♪ I'm gettin' money forever

♪ My squad is hungry as ever

♪ As long as we stay together

♪ We gettin' money forever, hey

♪ Put your fours up and then snap, aye

♪ Put your fours up and then snap, aye

♪ Gettin' money for life

♪ Left to right

♪ Snappin' on you haters, man

♪ Left to right

♪ Sittin' pretty on my own

♪ Give it to them while they on

♪ Gettin' that money, gettin' that money

♪ Gettin' that money, gettin' that money

♪ Money, money, money, money forever

(audience clapping and cheering)

- Mike!

- [Host] Give it up for Stacks for Days

- [Rich] Appreciate it, appreciate it.

- Well, fellas, I uh...

Don't really know what to say about this but

(sigh) y'all killed it.

- Thanks?

- Well, gentlemen, shall we make it professional again?

- Carey's got the contract right here.

Y'all go ahead and sign that, we can do business.

- Um...

We can't sign that. - Disrespectful!

- What?

- He said, "Um, I don't think we could--"

- Bruh, I just heard what he just said.

- I thought you were blind.

- I could see yo' punk ass real clear.

- Maybe I can clarify for you,

I think we're already signed to someone.

- Who's that dude?

- Oh, he's a girl.

- Who's a girl? - He is.

- Fine.

If that's what you want.

- [Chaz] There's too many germs

for him to be puttin' his hands on your face like that.

- [Host] Yo, yo!

Yo, check this out.

Will the owner of a black 9 millimeter,

please, come pick up yo' pistol from the lost and found?

It's crazy out here y'all.

Up next--

- [Friend] So how did you know Richy was at the club?

- Girl, the wedding ring.

- Oh, because you guys are married and so connected?

- No, because I put a tracking device on that thing.

- You gotta show me how to do that.

- I got you.

- So you were selling drugs?

- No, I was just there when the drugs were being sold.

- So you were selling drugs. - Yeah, yeah, kind of.

- Why you didn't say anything?

- I'm not gon' lie, last night, that bass,

I love that, bro.

- Yeah well, you keep calling me bro

and I'ma go off on you.

- My bad, bruh.

I mean, mam.

Just listen, I'm just sayin' you say it does,

that's all I'm saying.

- All right, all right. - That's all I'm saying.

- So what made you come back, man?

- Honestly, yo, I mean that solo shit is cool

but ain't no work like the team work.

- Can't do a nine to five, huh?

- Hell nah. (laughing)

That shit's for lames, man. - Yeah, man.

Well we still gon' have to figure this thing out.

- [Malika] Time to eat!

- Food ready.

- I'm ready. (laughing) - Yup.

- All right guys, before we do anything,

everybody hold hands.

I'm gonna say grace, all right.

Dear Lord, thank you so much

for giving my son a happy birthday

and thank you for giving us all these moments of happiness.

- And thank you, especially,

for bringing us all together to enjoy it.

In your name we pray, amen.

- [All] Amen.

Hey! - Let's do it.

- What you doin'? - So, eat that.

- Mike, since you an R&B singer,

you gon' sing my little son a birthday song?

- You know, I got it, whatchu guys know?

♪ It is Danny's birthday, how are you

♪ Aye

♪ Little Danny's birthday, how are you

♪ Hey, hey

♪ Little Danny's birthday, how are you

♪ Aye

♪ Danny's birthday, how are you

♪ Aye

(laughing)

♪ I be snapping all my life

♪ I be snapping all my life

♪ I be snapping all my life

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5 Signs Your Third Eye Is Opening #2 Scares People - Duration: 6:15.

Transcendence Of Incarnational Cycles, Time, And Space

by Angel V. Ornedo Jr.

Many influences affect the evolutionary development of humans on Earth.

Our primary purpose is to transcend incarnational cycles and time and space.

The Lyra constellation, 9 stars with Vega and Lyrae as brightest stars have been very

influential in our planetary evolution.

The dark and the light beings came to our consciousness from this constellation.

Other star systems coming from Arcturus, Sirius and Pleiades made a mark on our development

both spiritual and technological ones.

Dark Sirians from the Sirius three star system, the brightest in our sky whose beings conquered

Earth and retarded our evolution.

They put implants on us to enslave humanity.

Infinity lieutenants provide information for our development as they are higher in vibrational

development and technological advancement.

We are still in the dark of information that will keep us knowledgeable as the Arcturians

have provided little information on the Sirians.

It is best tat you rely on your higher self-oversoul as your prime guide on your trek to Unity,

Oneness.

Arcturians do not give details of what Sirians did to us.

Archons, a generic term we have used to represent a group of colonizers for a million years

interested in earth�s minerals specifically gold and silver enslave humanity for them

to live easy lives on earth living as kings, queens and leaders of government and societies

with us as slave labor.

You will see them savoring and waltzing, what Omar Khayyam said, enjoy wines, women, roses

and songs as life flies away out of your windows.

David Miller and Edgar Cayce are channels of another group of beings, the Arcturians

of Arcturus.

They are light beings of 5D-6D and show themselves to some Their height is less than 6 feet,

tall, lanky with 3 units of hands, feet and double the size of our eyes, not humanoid.

They have powers beyond our imagination and have been observers that assist us.

NASA, thru the Kepler mission, has unearthed and seen more than 4,300 exoplanets and 2335

confirmed planets with water as of June, 2017 that can sustain life.

This means humanoids like the Pleiades group live in those planetary systems which we know.

They are no longer fantasies of starry-eyed human beings who happened to live 1,000BC

just like me when I was 12 of the 20th century, lucky homo-sapiens that has information on

Pleiades and Arcturus.

It is gratifying to know there are Central Suns giving life to suns, Sol and every galaxy

in various universes, multi-universes have their own central sun that creates suns.

Alcyone is a Central Sun at the Photon Belt where we are passing by since 2011 as circulated

by some channels.

No human or other types of beings can exist without the energy from a Mother Sun, thus

you can feel the intense energies passed to us thru the portal of our solar sun, thru

heat or solar flares.

We exist because of Sol and that is of paramount information that we should all know and understand.

Lucky or not, at our ways of living we are subject to time and space and incarnation

cycles that make our living somewhat puzzling or difficult if you have a memory of it, otherwise

you will only think that you only live and die, that simple without any spirit entity

carried for experience in your carbon body.

How we can transform this body to crystalline form is a mode of raising our experience to

5D or higher vibrational frequency, the new ascension system provided to us by the Creator.

The Arcturians have passed and transcended incarnation cycles and time and space.

The usual mode is death of the human body and the spirit entity finds -it-her-his way

to a higher vibrational frequency if they passed incarnation cycles where SE or lieutenants

qualify the entity and prepares it to the next evolutionary mode.

These concepts are very different from beliefs-religions and those unprepared can discard it the way

they want it, their choice.

David Miller, Arcturus �channeler� has this to tell us on these processes and I quote:

There are many ways to experience enlightenment on earth �. You are joining with us(-Higher

realm beings) in moving closer to the universal oneness.

As we move up, so do you.

Our perspective is one of higher transformation, transcendence of incarnational cycles, and

transcendence of the time-space dimensional system.

This unification path will eventually enable you to also experience intergalactic and interuniversal

energy.

Beautifully said.

You can live another way, a godly life, of little kindness every day, living with love,

light and loving others, a way of saying that we live to serve others, STO.

This is another perspective for all of us limited to our mode of thinking.

You can live on earth as a good, fair human and that is about it, another way of living

on this planet and SE handles spirit entity.

Another thought, as we move up, other higher vibrational beings move up or semantics, we

push them up, says the doctrine that earth is the cog, the key to universal Milky Way

Galaxy movement to the next notch of vibrational frequency.

Believe it or not, we are a very special case in our universe.

There are trillions and trillions of universes and each universe experience their own ways

of evolution, that is expansion and contraction, separate for each universe, each one as their

collective consciousness can imagine or their thoughts combined can think for their own

higher evolution.

Ultimately all of us Higher Realm Beings or us on 3D-4D seek Oneness-Unity with Source

Energy, our return to the Infinite Creator, All That Is.

Love and light,

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What Really Happens Behind The Scenes Of Say Yes To The Dress - Duration: 4:45.

What bride-to-be doesn't enjoy watching other brides try on their dream gowns?

Say Yes to the Dress has been one of TLC's most popular reality shows since it's premier

in 2007.

However, you may be surprised to see how operations really work at the Manhattan bridal salon,

Kleinfeld.

Here are a few insider secrets of Say Yes to the Dress.

The application process

The Kleinfeld application for Say Yes to the Dress requires brides to know every detail

of their wedding.

If you ever decide to apply, you must be prepared to describe yourself and your personal style

in three words, talk about your wedding budget, any important family traditions, and why you

want to be on TV, among other things.

The application to be on the Atlanta show is essentially the same, but it also asks

if you've ever been convicted of a crime, and if so, to please explain.

Accommodating to all

Kleinfeld's consultant, Rochel Leah Katz, was hired specifically to work with brides

with modesty requirements, such as Orthodox Jews and Mormons.

Katz explained to Racked.com that she's had to learn the different set of modesty

rules that come with each religion.

"I am a latter-day saint bride so I'll be getting married in the LDS temple."

From traditional to non-traditional, the producers also appreciate folks who are looking to break

the mold.

In a piece for the blog Offbeat Bride, a reader and forum contributor named Stacey described

her experience on the spin-off Randy to the Rescue, saying,

"They were tired of the TV brides who all want a white princess dress, beach curls with

a low bun, and natural make-up."

One of the camera women told her about a steampunk bride they did last year, and her wish for

more opportunities to be more creative with their bridal style.

Big inventory, tiny digs

Kleinfeld sells 10,000 dresses in a year, but where do you even keep all those?

Like anyone who lives in New York City, Kleinfeld, has had to get creative about space, so dresses

that are waiting to be picked up are kept in the ceiling and rotate via a machine.

For those that aren't quite there yet, there's the stockroom, where consultants are often

seen searching for gowns during the show.

One customer review of the store in New York Magazine expressed frustration with not being

able to see more dresses:

"Kleinfeld told me I could try just FOUR dresses (big inventory, but you'll never see it)."

Yet they somehow find space to make a whole room dedicated to beading a dress.

Diamonds are a girl's best friend, after all.

First transgender bride

Gabrielle Gibson is the first transgender bride to appear on the original Say Yes to

Dress, although not the first on the franchise.

Gibson, who chose her dress on the episode that aired in March 2017, brought her mom

and friends to the appointment.

She told People,

"I just wanted to have an experience, and to show that we as trans people can love,

and be loved, in a normal setting, and do things that are not out of the norm."

Canadian, eh?

In May 2014, Kleinfeld Hudson's Bay opened in Toronto.

It's basically a wedding wonderland, over 20,000 square feet of dresses, jewelry, shoes,

and everything you could want for the big day.

According to publicist Jessica Mulroney, the Canadian store is meant to be, quote, "more

inspiration than a copy of the New York store."

As of now, there are no plans to film Say Yes at Hudson's Bay, but regardless of whether

the store's Canadian brides end up on TV, they're guaranteed to have the "Kleinfeld

experience."

Randy has a bridal line

He's been dubbed a "bridal gown whisperer" by Kleinfeld customers, and now Say Yes star

Randy Fenoli has stepped into the world of bridal design with his own collection.

Fenoli showed his Spring 2018 collection, made up of twenty-five dresses, at this year's

Bridal Fashion Week.

Unlike some of the high-priced Pnina Tornai gowns, Fenoli's collection is reasonably priced

as wedding dresses go: between $1,500 and $3,000.

Legal troubles

In 2016, Alexandra Godino, a bride who appeared on Say Yes, sued the show when she learned

TLC planned to air her episode before her May wedding.

Godino lost her legal battle, and the show aired as scheduled, after New York Judge Nancy

Baron reminded her that she signed a contract when she agreed to go on the show, which mentioned

nothing about the dates of the airing being negotiable.

Also in 2016, Randi Siegel-Friedman claimed Kleinfeld gave her the wrong size gown, and

then refused to refund her the cost of the dress, which was more than $12,000.

As of December 2016, Kleinfeld had yet to review the suit and declined to comment.

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I N t e R f e r E n c e - Duration: 3:32.

I N t e R f e r E n c e

by Danell Glade

INTERFERENCE: Any obstruction that impedes or is burdensome.

Have you had any interference in your life? or in your work? We at PrepareForChange.net

have had more than our fair share � in fact, we have been down-right messed with sometimes.

I�ll give you the short list:

People, internet, web-site not responding, statistics dropping off (every day), other

people, negative comments, web-site down, links that don�t work (after they�re fixed),

statistics keep changing, dropping members, shills, microphones not working, pages disappear,

banks cancel accounts, meet-ups cancelled, I.T. people don�t show up, etc. etc. Crazy

that we still keep going.

The saddest interference is when well meaning people join www.prepareforchange.net and volunteer

to help and then . . . . interference happens. Pretty soon they try to bring in their agenda,

or take over and sometimes they might bad mouth us or Cobra. Maybe they are part of

the paid shills � hired to infiltrate and cause chaos. Maybe they don�t know how the

negative parasites combined with the scalar wave technology can cause a lapse in judgment

and they become negative. We recently had a volunteer taking our volunteer lists and

started using those lists for their own agenda. We are sorry for this.

We at www.prepareforchange.net are still standing and putting one foot ahead of the other. The

dark forces are targeting us sometimes � but we will hold our line. That line is educating

the population about the past and current affairs of our planet, the true history of

our Universe and the upcoming EVENT. We also host and expand some of the Cobra interviews

and �library� his intel. We will get through this last negative stronghold. You will too.

Victory

of the Light

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Neon Flower Water Marble | DIY Nail Art Tutorial - Duration: 2:50.

Hey, everyone The Water Marbler here coming at you today with these really fun neon flowers.

This is definitely one of my

favorite manicures of all time and these neons are pretty awesome for doing a flower design with sixteen petals

since they're nice and creamy, too.

Which is really good since some neons can sometimes dry a little too fast for water marbling

Normally you would want to start off with a good base coat

But I've been wearing this white polish on its own for a few days

so I'm going to go straight to applying my liquid latex the base coat and color coat that I'm wearing will be listed in the

description box below. You want to keep consistent coverage for an even peel.

You'll probably have to dip your brush back into your latex a few times per finger to get adequate coverage

You want to make sure to paint up the back of your finger as well.

Remember to allow the latex to dry completely you don't want to end up picking off tiny soggy bits of latex because you were impatient

Drop your polish into a cup of room temperature

filtered water. The colors. I'm using are all from the Tahitian Sun, neon collection

I'm using the orange

Yellow Purple and pink. I added an extra drop of the orange and yellow for a total of six drops per cup.

I'm making sure to add fewer drops of polish than I normally would

So that the colors will be very bright and not at all muddy. With my needle tool

I'm going to make strokes inward towards the center

Each time I go in with a new stroke

I'm just going to cut the section on drawing through right and half I'm going to keep doing this until I end up with

16 petals overall, it's very important to wipe your tool after every stroke this design

now you're going to dip your nail and

swap the Excess polish away

peel off your latex barrier like it ain't no thing and

This is why you should always run a toothpick around your cuticles when the polish layer is still wet

Otherwise you may end up with a big dried-up. Hunk of excess polish that won't let go that's okay

I'm just going to remove it with my tweezers, then I'm going to do some cleanup touches with a chisel brush and some acetone.

So that I don't end up

Accidentally carrying chunks of my design off be sure to flatten any bubbles on your design with an orange stick

Before you topcoat or you'll regret it. Now you're going to seal that baby up with topcoat

I'm using Seche Vite, but you can choose any quick dry top coat that you like and you're all ready to go

I hope you enjoyed this video and are inspired to do your own fun. Neon flower design for summer happy marbling

Thank you so much for watching if you enjoyed this video

Please be sure to like comment and subscribe to my channel for more videos like this one

Thanks again, and keep being awesome

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Đăng kí kênh để xem full các tập Đón xem tập 39 +40 vào lúc 21h45 Tối Nay

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Got7 4 lyf - Duration: 0:14.

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*cough cough* ahem, (Hagrid:) ah, sorry 'bout tha-aat!

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BT Daily: Anxiety - Part 3 - Duration: 2:41.

[Gary Petty] Anxiety, part 3.

In our last two BT Dailys, we've been talking about anxiety in this series.

We talked about how to start every day by approaching God in prayer, Bible study, and

meditation, before you do anything else.

Let Him into your life, and that will guide the rest of the day.

Our second point was, throughout the day, return to that morning experience.

Take the scriptures that you've learned, take those thoughts, remember those thoughts,

and take those moments all throughout the day to pray – to pray and return to what

God has taught you during that morning time that you spent with Him.

This brings us to a third point, though.

It's something that's part of our modern world.

That's social media.

Social media isn't evil, and it can be very good in our lives.

But we have to be very careful.

Psychology Today had an article about how they're finding that many young people in

their twenties and thirties and teenagers are suffering unusual amounts of anxiety,

and some of it was because of social media.

Getting so involved in what other people look like, what everybody else is doing, and feeling

connected to other people, but in reality, they weren't connected to anybody.

You know, strangers who mark themselves as "friends".

The important thing in our lives – we were created by God to be real social beings.

And that means to have real relationships.

And real relationships can be connected sometimes through social media, but the real have that

closeness, takes face to face time, human time, discussion, touch.

We can see the person, you can hear the person.

It is important that we disengage at times from social media and spend more time face

to face, and at activities, talking, laughing, sharing life in a real sense, not an artificial

sense – which social media does – but in a real sense with people who count most.

You get tied up in all kinds of issues on social media that really don't matter to

your life.

So be very careful about social media, because they're finding we can become addicted to

the behavior.

And when we become addicted to behavior, we have dysfunctional emotions.

Face to face.

God wants you to have meaningful relationships with Him every morning, and throughout the

day – and then with family and friends and other people that bring real meaning to your

life, but you also share and give them meaning, you give them love in their lives.

That's BT Daily.

Join us next time.

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IAFA UCD AMATEUR TO SEMI PRO DEMON KNIGHT - Duration: 7:56.

We are going watching an Irish man complete at the semi-pro level , ciaran played for a rival team in Dublin for the last 7 years

And almost single-handedly ended our playoff run

Just last week he won a championship with the Demon knight.. we are two hours outside nyc

so we had to get three trains and we are just waiting on Kieran to come home in a vehicle and bring us to the pitch

nim pretty excite for some new york football , He has pretty intense commute shows a lot of dedication ,when I lived in malahide in Dublin's

it took me an hour and a half three times a week

hey im the quaterback i talk in the huddle

no thats the play call

So you're on your first time playing semi-pro league over in, New York

Yeah, how many games and it was a ten game even you play in the same position over here? You are home yet?

corner back , how did you find the transfer over?

More difficult here yet and much more enjoyable

All these guys have been playing for probably twenty years before you don't need to be teaching them how to catch or how to block

or explain in the rules to them

its just this is the pays this is what we are doing lets just run over it 50 times in the hour

do you come accross many other international players put here

no not one

Not one? everybody is all Americans, not even Canadian South Americans at all

everyone else is all american

i mean our runningback ricardo was born in paraquay and spent two years there but i mean i would consider him an american

would you say your playbook here is similiar to back home or a lot more complex?

no its more simple like it's a lot more the right plays at the right times based on the situation

Not trying to get the big play the right play in the right situation

we kick every kick off straight out of bounds

deliberate or not deliberate? deliberately

because they have these athletes that can return it and when you have these athletes its just better to kick it straight out of bounds

they cant punt ,agian, you will see that today

is there anything we do at honme better than they do here

on the field no , off the field yes

organizationwise which is surprising ireland would be a good few steps ahead

obviously these are two different types of fun , but how would you compare the two

I think ireland playing corner you do get a bit bored

like against U.L its always good , going up against goldrick is good , hes a good reciever

youve got one or two actually good recievers back home, but sometimes games go by back home where you get no action

are there any teams here that get absolutley walked over?

the Kings just beat the Bengals 68 -0

are they like when the best team? No they are mid-level, mid level and they are still walking over teams

Is there any teams in this league that any Irish teams might put a fight up against or have a good game with?

Likethese guys are the same standard as the N.Y.P.D , they go against them

they compete with them , and N.Y.P.D just beat trinity 40 - 0

yeah, I don't know maybe an all-star team or

something , because there are definetley irish players that would get on to all of these teams

Do you think that it is like?

Even more rewarding or how do you compare this being able of competing as guys don't look at guys who played arena and divioson 1 college ball

an dpicking them off feel a lot better

like we dont have player is like this at home , not in the receiver core , we definetley have some linebackers that would get on very well over here

how would yo compare the physicality here , yeah its pretty similar , its always been something i think we have been pretty good at , teams always do know how to hit

the team you play today you played last week in a championship , how did you play , did you give up any passes or break up any passes?

i felt myself i had a bad game , i gave up one pass but i also got a pick

their quaterback payed for us during the preseason

I'm sure your guys in the box will absolutely love that . so do I, I know what he's like.

While the boys are of busy with football. I took a walk

40 feet away to the beach

literally right beside the field

What do you think of the game?

its definitely faster than back in ireland , its definitely warmer than back in ireland , which is also good

theres a lot of black dudes

hot black dudes?

you got , you got a mixture of both , but for sure some hot ones

kieran would let me know a lot of players were just not available for this game

all our reciever core , none of them are here

why? I have no idea

and that had devastating consequences for the Demon knights

despite the Demon Knights beating this team for a championship just a week ago. They ended up falling today 44 - 0

i Felt bad for ciaran , good corner backs often and get avoided by Quarterback's

That was very much the case today

Every time the quarterback looked his way he either tucked and ran or turned and passed the other way

Kieran had no opportunity to make an impact on this game

always chasing the play down from the other side of the field

i just seen you are recording me you sneaky so and so

no i didnt get all of it

i Learned a lot about American football over here along with understanding football in our own country better

But I think the most important thing I learned from my time with Kiaran is that it takes two years for a pineapple to grow?

That was our first Wack Wednesday

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dude. You're late

Do you know the score yet

Yeah,

they left the wide reciever on your sideline completley unmarked

yeah , so they just got like a 60 yard touchdown pass

Yeah, you allowed turn up this can late?

oh

My guy is over there , i think he got a better look

no i think his glasses are fogged up ref

you being a big bad man

dont be getting bad because your player just got messed up

hes on the ground dead

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Ask the Vet - Telling a horse's age by its teeth - Duration: 4:32.

SARAH: "How can you tell the age of a horse by the teeth?

Also, I bet you know that dog's teeth should be brushed daily

or they can produce teeth, gum, jaw bone diseases.

And she's wondering if a horse's teeth should be brushed daily

or weekly, and what type of teeth, gum, jaw bone diseases

can a horse get, and what are the most common.

And what are some ways to prevent any teeth, gum,

jaw bone diseases."

DR LYDIA GRAY: Wow.

So what was her name?

SARAH: So Emily.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Emily must have been listening,

because didn't you ask someone to ask about how

you age a horse by their teeth?

SARAH: Yes, I did.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Yeah, so she was, she was listening.

SARAH: She was so smart.

DR LYDIA GRAY: So I found this book.

This is the guide for determining

the age of the horse.

You want to guess what year this is?

SARAH: The AAEP puts out the most fascinating titles.

DR LYDIA GRAY: I know.

SARAH: Oh, 2002.

DR LYDIA GRAY: 2002.

So it's 15 years old.

I think they have this electronically now.

SARAH: 2002 was 15 years ago you guys.

DR LYDIA GRAY: This was a fun book

because it's got eruption schedule, which

is super helpful.

It is the most accurate way to age

a horse, because as they're losing baby teeth

and gaining permanent teeth, that's pretty accurate.

Like, the incisors for the foal are six days, six weeks,

six months.

So nice little-- and then when they lose those incisors

is 2 and 1/2 years, 3 and 1/2 years, 4 and 1/2 years.

So it's a little--

SARAH: Nice cadence.

DR LYDIA GRAY: -- jingle.

And then--

SARAH: Singing that one to yourself?

DR LYDIA GRAY: -- the tooth comes in, let's say the central

incisors, at two and a half years.

It takes six months to be what's called "in wear"--

and that means grow to touch the bottom one.

So from birth to about five years,

you can age pretty accurately.

After that it gets to be more of an art.

And after 10, 15 years it's even not really an art.

It's kind of more like voodoo.

But this book has great pictures.

It talks about the eruption.

I'll just read their indicators.

And you can see how complicated it is

and how it can be not very accurate, because it does

depend a little bit on the breed of the horse or pony, what

they're eating can change a lot, the dental care they've

received in their life.

But the length versus the width of the upper corner

incisor, because when they're young

it's wider than it is long, and as they age it

gets longer and skinnier.

Because remember that horse's teeth

grow throughout their life.

SARAH: And that's why you have to float them.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Right.

They are wider at the beginning.

And as they get more of the root, it gets narrower.

Which leads to one of the problems

is gum disease as they age, because there

begins to be spaces between the cheek teeth--

which we haven't talked about yet.

But those spaces can lead to gum disease, gingivitis,

periodontal disease-- periodontal meaning

gum and bone.

So as far as problems, it's what you

said-- because their teeth grow all the time,

you have to float them and take off the sharp edges.

And the sharp edges are on the outside of the uppers

and the inside of the lowers, because the lower jaw

is narrower.

So those teeth, they meet but there's

a little bit sticking into the tongue side on the bottom,

so we have to float those.

That's the number one problem horses get.

They can get cavities but they don't really,

so we don't brush them.

And it has to do with the infolding and the invaginations

and the complicated way their teeth are

created versus other species.

Their diet-- they're not eating a lot of sugary, sticky treats.

SARAH: Hopefully.

DR LYDIA GRAY: Hopefully.

The fact that they're trickle feeders--

they eat all the time, so they get the very alkaline saliva

that bathes their mouth.

So there's some reasons that horses don't get cavities

and don't need brushed, that they need floated.

That's the care that your veterinarian

is going to be doing every six months or a year,

based on exams.