I'm watchinng in youtube : Waching daily Feb 17 2018

Hi, I'm really hungover and I thought to make things better I would sit in front

of a very bright window, and then actively encourage my face to

break out by doing some face paint. And I've just sat here like creatively

paralyzed because I don't know what to do - for about half an hour - so I'm just

gonna, I'm just gonna go for it and talk at you for a little bit.

Let's moisturise with my industrial-sized bottle of moisturiser. I think I'm just gonna accept

that this is probably not going to be good, he says his eyes lying slightly

knowing that he really wants it to be good but never mind let's just do it.

Let's just do it, Jon, do it do it do it do it. So some of you remember that I

used to do face painting videos on here and I did it and I called it like creative

process, I think, or approach or something. I was like I kind of want to do

one of those again at some point and then the situation arose last week when

I created the Jon goes running video. I made that and I made a whole load of

notes afterwards because I was just like I have a lot to say about this and how

I'm feeling about it, so basically as I said I have had that video in my head

for about four years. I finished the run, I had this this

shit ton of GoPro footage and I was like I want to do something with this and I

want it to be more than just a compilation of clips I want to do

something special with it because I think it deserves that it's a nice memory.

And that immediately put loads and loads of pressure on me so I was

like I want to be great how do I make it great and I came up with the idea that I

wanted to turn it into a game of some sort but I didn't really know how

to do it. I tried to start that project like at least twice even to the point of

tweeting a still from the video and saying that everyone had to hold me

accountable to making it and then three years later I still hadn't made it.

What am i doing, what am I doing, I was gonna make like a

mask thing but I don't even know if this is... do I wanna do drag makeup? Do I want to

do drag makeup I'm like I'm a bit scared of doing drag makeup because I always

think has to be perfect because I've watched so many perfect Queens on

RuPaul's Drag Race, fuck yeah I'm gonna do drag makeup.

So skip to about two weeks ago and I realized that I

have like two or three full days completely free that I don't have any

responsibilities or work to get done and I was like: now, now is finally the time

to make this bloody video, and so I sat down to do it. I have no idea where this

foundation came from- oh I didn't even prime... To do literally every effect in that

video I had to follow a tutorial on YouTube because I am still learning how

to do like After Effects and stuff which is why like the whole thing is like a

massive mishmash of styles because basically I'm replicating other

people's tutorials exactly without having the time to actually change it to

fit what I wanted. That in itself was a little bit annoying that I didn't feel

like I had time to play even though I'd spent four years waiting to do this

project, 'cos I decided I was like right and really give myself like a week to

make this or something. We're need more coverage! And so I spent about two full

days getting the bulk of the work done and that involved a lot of like ah just

really complicated stuff, really heavy effects and stuff that... I don't

know, like it was good but also I just don't know... like I got to the end of

it I just don't know whether it was worth it or not because like it was so

I could pick so many holes in that video like nothing really makes sense

and it was a very frustrating position to be in and oh I don't know I was just-

and it just got to the point where I was exhausted by it the whole thing that

just made me tired and I was sick of it and I didn't love it. I exported it and

normally a video for me takes about like 15 minutes maximum to export I think

this video took longer than two hours I don't know from experience that like if

you export a video then inevitably there's going to be something wrong with

it, so you always have to treat the first export as the first of several.

I just got to the end of it I looked at I was like you know what I'll just click

publish, cuz I just I'm not going to do any more to it even though there were so

many things I wanted to do to it other funny jokes to put in, or an

adjusting like, I don't need to go into specifics... and it was like

conflict and tension because I was grappling with the perfectionist

in me. I have nothing to glue my brows down or hide them so I'm just gonna try

and paint over them. And there were other things as well like I kind of I'd sent

myself a deadline because I knew that if I didn't I'd just never get the thing done

but also there were lots of other thoughts going into

like I knew that this was actually quite like a personal video that actually I

thought in terms of like views and stuff was never really gonna do very well.

It's like looking at a friend of a friend's wedding photos like don't give a shit.

Let me just buff this out with my old watercolor brush.

You know what, I think I'm being too much of a perfectionist right now I think I'm

gonna stop using brushes let's see how we go with just fingers, it's so messy.

Of course as soon as I decide to make this a fingers-only look my camera

decides to die and I have to you know touch it. I can't even remember where got

to I think I was talking about the fact that in an ideal world I would have

like said goodbye to that video for two weeks and then um come back to it

again and then spend actual time on it but that's just not what happens. I think

I find it frustrating because I always I've never really experienced creative

blocks before and then it's just happening I'm just like oh god it's

actually as difficult as people say it is and I was thinking lol a if someone else

has thought and I always just tell them to like just just do anything just play

something just do something it doesn't have to be good it just it's like make

it shit! I was just telling myself to do that now and I just wasn't doing it

anyway this is what I'm doing it's gonna be shit let's just go run with it.

We'll do eyeliner - eyeliner... - it's gonna be great.

Let's contour for the gods. Let's just use this fecal colour this should be very

easy to do to replicate maybe a five-minute look altogether very

wearable particularly as they are alike different... okay fine.

Apart from like disgusting spot popping videos, like makeup tutorials are one of my

go-to just watching any video on YouTube like something that's going to interest

my fascinates me how people can change their faces and like it's definitely one

of those situations where am i I'm watching it and I get to the end of the

tutorial just like sitting in my pants just watching not doing anything

alongside and I get to the end and I'm like like well I can do that now fine let's

watch another one.

Okay that's a significant amount... it's okay we're gonna

highlight there we go I've just just created a really cute button nose

that's absolutely tiny that's barely there. You know what I'm gonna do with my

vaguely clean fingers, I'm gonna set myself a timer how long should I give myself

I'm gonna say five minutes because I think any longer than that and this is

just gonna... we all know the direction this is going in already...

Lips! Need to think about lips what we're gonna do I feel like lips is like though

I have done quite nice makeup before but then as soon as I put lips on it's like

oh that's definitely a man in drag like it's really pretty, then it's like boom no.

Three minutes three minutes okay where's the black, speed up speed up speed up.

Lets change the angle, okay that's actually quite good. One minute

forty eight, fuck! Let's go. Oh, oh my god. No no fingers left! Oh dear what we need I

need some brows, how do I... let's wow that just ruined everything I mean it was all

going so well... no yeah oh my god that's that ombre brow thing right like nothing

and ah okay do I have any fingers I can turn this off? What do we think? Right I'm

gonna give myself two more minutes because there's more stuff I actually

want to do to this because I'm having fun!

Honestly glitter just improves everything, a little bit of

highlight there you know? Oh everything's so much better now.

Everything's great, look at me. Do I want to do my lashes?

Tacky, Jon, wait until it's tacky. I've

done this so badly. That's quite fun... I feel like I should we do

some kind of like inspiring speech at the end of this about pushing yourself

out of your comfort zone and try new things but like, I just... oh my god.

So thanks for watching my tutorial guys I hope you can replicate this at home

it's very easy the products are very cheap all you need is a bit of shame.

I need to do a thing they do at the end of videos on one side the other side

- completely asymmetrical. I'm trying to do the Detox thing... "Now I read ya!"

Goodbye, I'm still really hungover.

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SARAH TRUE Pro Triathlete Training Days | PRO TRIATHLETES IN REAL LIFE - Duration: 9:58.

- Why don't you start by introducing yourself

because it's your house

and might as well start on a high note

because I'm going to finish you off on a very low note.

- Sarah True, Jenga champion of the world.

- Oh come on, oh get serious.

(upbeat instrumental music)

- Because this is how I roll.

I'm going to go down low.

Oh yeah, oh yeah.

- Total power move.

- Power move, 100%.

- Establish dominance early on.

- Yo, yeah.

- So.

- Explain why you're down here in Scottsdale.

- Are you trying to throw me off my game?

- No, this.

We are journalists here.

We are very serious journalists.

- You're trying to distract me from the fact

that you just had a lot of difficulty getting that out.

Gotta remove it, gotta remove it, gotta remove it.

- Question from Laura Sidel.

- How many gold medals did GR win at London 2012?

What a random.

- Guess.

- I don't know, 19, 18.

- Neither one is right, but.

- Oh.

Man.

- Ooh, 29.

- Oh, so you were asking why I'm down here.

I'm down here because I live in a very, very snowy place.

As much as I enjoy riding on the trainer

and not seeing light all winter,

figured it'd be a good move to go someplace

where I can bike outside and run outside

and all that good stuff.

I'll be down here a full month.

- With your hubby, Den?

- Yeah, who's currently taking a nap.

Oh, don't worry about it.

He can sleep through pretty much everything.

- This might be short.

Whoa.

Geez.

- Yep.

Are you, are you feeling.

- Yeah.

- Let's see your hands, are they shaking it yet?

You feel intimidated?

- What's the first race going to be?

- Oceanside.

I actually did Oceanside years ago

when I was deciding whether or not

I was going to try to go

non-draft,

and ended up second, but I was leading,

with like 500 meters to go.

- No.

- And Marinda Carthwright would get up behind me,

right off the sand, last little sand bit,

and that was the end.

Like just the wheels had dropped off at that point.

I hit the sand, it was over,

so hopefully she's showing up.

Come on Marinny, bring it.

That got a little shaky, ooh,

but returning to a race I've done before,

now I know about the sand.

- What's a training week look like for you down here?

Are you loading up on volume to kind of set yourself

on a build?

- This is interesting.

So I just assumed I'd be doing like killer days

because I'm, I'm targeting Frankfurt as my first.

- Ooh, as your first full distance?

- Yeah, so I still have quite a bit of time,

but my coach's approach is,

it's a 12 week, like IRONMAN specific block,

so we're still way outside of that 12 weeks.

Up until that point, it's more speed development,

so then, kind of opposite

of what you would maybe think that.

- Yeah.

- That you would do volume and then do speed,

but he wants to, you know, tap on speed,

do a lot of VO2 Max stuff,

and then once I get within that 12 week window,

do some real IRONMAN specific stuff.

He knows a thing or two about triathlons, so.

- Yeah?

- I'll trust him.

- What would be the, a big day down here, then?

- I mean I've had a couple of bigger days,

biggest in terms of volume,

I had a like four and a half hour bike

and in the morning I had a 18K run, so.

- Ooh, that's a.

- Pretty.

- That's a solid day.

- Pretty solid, pretty solid.

- Yeah.

Have you always wanted to train alone?

- No, I love squad training.

My coach is in Germany.

He has a handful of athletes, not too many,

you know, by necessity I train alone.

I have a good swim buddy now,

but I do most of my training alone.

That's the good thing about, you know, doing

non-draft racing is that it's less dependent

on other people.

There's good and bad.

The good is that it's fun to have training partners,

you know.

They hold you a bit accountable,

you can learn from them, all those wonderful things,

but the flip side is that sometimes

you don't pay as much attention to your own body.

It's an easy ride.

- Oh yeah.

- I make sure it's an easy ride

because I'm not trying to keep up with people

and they're feeling good.

I'm committed, I'm committed, oh, oh.

- Oh.

- Yeah.

- Come on.

No problem.

- Like a boss.

Oh my goodness.

- Coming from ITU

and moving into Long Horse.

- Yeah?

- Is running so your bread and butter?

Like do you look forward to it in a race?

- No, it's such a different run.

I mean I can't even imagine what it's going to be like

to do a marathon.

Maybe if my bike fitness had been a bit better this summer,

I would have felt better running,

but it's just like, you have like

a different kind of heaviness in your legs.

- How does the rim training change that?

Because the volume.

- It's more strenuous.

- The volume is not terribly different, right?

- No.

It's going to feel like grinding

instead of ever realLy kind of running fast,

but you have to, you have to do some of the fast stuff

just because of, in terms of efficiency.

Speed is always good.

- Yeah?

- It's the best possible like running drill you can do

is to do sprints, is to do.

- Like 400s, 800s?

- Even shorter.

Like short and hard is the best possible drill.

You recruit muscles the best way.

It's a really good way of working on technique.

Even with IRONMAN training, I'll continue to do 200s.

Are you allowed to do that?

- Of course.

- Where is the official rule book, huh?

- Mel?

Rule?

- She's a biased party here.

- Judges rule yeah.

- Not really.

- No.

Not really.

What do you miss about ITU?

- The comradery.

- Really?

- Yeah, I miss the people.

I don't know these women as well,

and you know, ITU is a circuit

so you see the same people,

you know week in, week out,

develop friendships, and you know,

I have friends who do long course,

but it's different.

- You're over here and they're.

- Yeah, exactly.

Oh geez, I'm crimey.

This is going to get hairy.

- Did you ever get tired of that?

- Yeah, yeah.

- Because I know in, say with curling,

when I was doing that,

it was the same 16 teams on the circuit.

We would go around, you kind of knew

where you stacked up with everyone.

- Yeah, it's kind of the same thing no matter what.

- Yeah?

- I mean I think there's possibly more margin

for getting things wrong.

I mean the number of times you've seen

the race favorite have a mechanical

or have, you know, something wrong,

that has less to do with ability

and more to do with just.

- Luck.

- Well not luck.

I mean if you get your nutrition wrong, is that luck?

No.

I wouldn't say luck.

It's just there are, in some ways there are more variables

and there's some ways there are fewer.

You see more happen in the individual level

where people may not perform to their potential,

whereas with the IT stuff, like the rice dynamics

just play out a certain way,

that might change things,

but it's rarely like oh shoot, you know,

they forgot a gel, you know.

- You just tough that out, right?

- Well it's so short, it doesn't make

as much of a difference.

- Geez.

- I mean obviously people get flats

and they crash and things like that,

you know the race is pretty much over at that point,

but not always.

Just like this game.

- Well you gave a very valiant effort.

- You won.

- Track workout now.

- I have sweaty palms now.

- Me too.

- They're really sweaty.

- Me too, me too.

There you go.

(laughter)

How many atoms, pencil eraser?

You went there, okay.

Pretty proud of yourself too.

- I am so proud of myself.

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- We're going to catch the light

so Den doesn't wake up.

(gasp)

Doesn't even look.

(upbeat instrumental music)

- I'm not liking this.

I'm not liking this.

This is a nail biter right here.

(upbeat instrumental music)

Nope.

- You know they'll all, tried 'em.

- Yep.

- Tried 'em.

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YouTubers React To Modern NBA Slam Dunk Contests - Duration: 6:27.

"Here is the man that this crowd wants to see."

[ crowd cheering ]

"Run"

"That"

Back."

"Run that back."

"Definitely looking forward to this year's Dunk Contest."

"I always look forward to it, no matter what."

"The Dunk Contest was like the highlight."

"It really is synonymous with my love for All-Star weekend."

"1997. Here we go. This is the one.

This is the one. Kobe."

"He's dancing and jigging and he in the zone right now."

"Darvin Ham. He's from my hometown."

"Touch with the left. Dunk with the right. That was crazy."

"Mid-air! Like how do you have enough time to do that?"

"Hey. Run that back. Ray Allen."

"People sleep on Ray Allen! They don't know he can dunk."

"Now he was an underrated dunker 'cause everyone thought he was just a shooter.

He would have dunked on you back in the day."

"Let me see, Kobe.

Through the legs, nice and easy. Run that back.

Run that one back for sure.

He walked into this through the legs like it was nothing."

"Yep. KG.

Everybody getting juiced about that through the legs dunk."

"He came out and killed it."

"One of these things that dunking does in the game of basketball is

it gets everybody involved.

There's no better feeling than when you do something, 'cause I've personally experienced it with dribbling,

and you make somebody fall or something, and your teammates react to it. It's a whole different feeling."

"Best contest ever right here. Well… yeah."

"Here is Vince Carter with his first stuff."

"This is what made me want to become a dunker right here. Seeing that.

That was like the new elevation of dunking. Run that back."

"This dunk by Vince Carter changed the dunk world forever,

this first dunk. I'll never forget it."

"Wow!

Wow! That is amazing."

"You couldn't figure it out. Was it a windmill reverse? Like, they didn't have names for his dunks."

"Michael move over! Somebody's coming to get your best dunk ever."

"There it is, right there. No one was ready for that."

"It's over, ladies and gentlemen."

"That's it. Over. Over. Vince Carter."

"Hold it. Hold it. Hold it. Run that back again."

"See, Vince Carter was just so entertaining. So amazing."

"Yeah, dude. Toronto."

"Jumps. Ooh. Ooh. That's it."

"Hurts me just to watch."

"You gotta be careful with that one.

Otherwise you're gonna mess up your arm."

"Phewf."

"After he does it, he uses the muscle in here, to propel his arm out of the net."

"That's crazy."

"2015. Now this, was like one of the best contests ever as well.

Victor Oladipo, 540."

"He almost did a 720."

"Smooth, man."

"Oooooh. That guy just straddled that dude's head!"

"Whoa, whoa, whoa."

"Run that back real quick because I have to figure out what just happened."

"Zach Lavine. That boy can jump."

"Everyone's tripping. Look at James Harden."

"Whoa, that's so cool."

"Zach Lavine puts everybody on their feet."

"They needed to raise the rim for him."

"Don't want 48, give me 50, New York judges."

"Clean! Oooh. Clean.

Run that back."

"Catch, under the legs. Zach Lavine got stupid hops."

"Wow."

"That's art. That's art."

"He had to win that. I see you, Lavine."

"2016. I remember watching this contest, man."

"Oh, Will Barton. Oh, that was nice."

"Oh, he did a soccer rainbow."

"Oh. Ooh. Ooh."

"Lavine again, going behind the back floating.

Andrew Wiggins didn't even know what was going on."

"Oh yeah. Everybody remembers that one."

"I think, personally, he got robbed."

"Mascot is on the hoverboard, spinning around, he catches it in mid-spin, hand behind the head."

"That was crazy, he hit him with the Mailman first."

"I wouldn't even be able to think this up."

"The timing. That is skill right there.

Timing it. Finding it."

"He had an answer for everything.

Phew! Look at that.

Look at everyone's faces right now. No one even knew what happened. Run that back."

"Ooooh. Look at that!"

"This dunk. This was the insane one."

"Shocking himself. You see his face?

Dikembe saying it's over."

"There's nothing else to do.

Oh, windmill from the free throw line.

Oh, whoa, whoa! Run that back."

"What can you say to a guy windmilling from the free throw line?"

"Look at the style."

"Bring two of those trophies out, man."

"That's two dunks in one jump."

"I'm so impressed."

"They got Drake losing his mind."

"They should have brought two trophies out, definitely.

And then Zach Lavine goes from the free throw line between the legs! Easy. Run that back."

"Free throw…" [ laughs ]

"Wow!"

"When you can get that kind of reaction where everybody's running onto the court, like it's done, it's game over."

"When you do something like that, everybody in their minds says run that back."

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