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welcome back behavior scientists in this video executive vice president Matt

Linder goes over tips on how to use social attention appropriately to

reinforce appropriate behavior and what not to do when you're giving social

attention

a great example of how something in the environment shows the child that

attention is available as soon as the father or mother is out of line of sight

the kid goes searching for that signal that says attention is available again

you give it to me I cry when it before it happens now I

got an interesting story about attention so we we have some family it's really

like my wife's second mom and she has four sons and an extremely high need for

attention and she'll tell you that she'll be like hi my name's Jay and I

need attention and one of his sons is their first son that got married weird

the wedding and within weddings there are certain rules or these guidelines of

what to do and what not to do everybody kind of agree with that yeah yeah

absolutely nobody really like talks about the rules

like don't do this because you just think everybody knows this especially

the mother of the groom so there's 200 people at the wedding

pretty similar to this actually and we are was sitting down the music starts

and she starts walking down the aisle with her husband and everybody turns

around and you see Jay in a not white thankfully not why but bright red dress

like really really red one of those you know attention taking colors that you

know that we're not supposed to do in the wedding so and to top it off their

sequence ever she looks like a red disco ball walking

down the aisle

and and I look around and I am laughing I'm just trying to keep it in I'm

getting that elbow for my wife and and everybody else's face looks exactly the

same and and she gets down there and she's got three other sons it's not like

she's not gonna have another chance to be the mother of the groom and you know

we get away from there and go back to the tables and everything like that and

and what's everybody talking about the dress

and when I come people are going up to her and they're like oh hi Jay and how

you doing they're like Oh Jane that dress and

she's like thank you and I'm like I don't think that's a thank you situation

but maybe and like it was like two weeks after the wedding and I and we were out

to you with her and I said Jane I gotta ask you like what the hell were you

thinking and she just goes oh I'm gonna lots of attention that day and I was

like a shameless at least so but that's a really good indicator of how somebody

can engage in problem behavior with a small amount of effort to gain access to

a ton of attention yeah that all planned out so that's something that when we see

our kids engaging a problem behavior and it doesn't look very difficult and yet

they continue to do it it's because it's incredibly reinforcing attention you

take a whole bunch of different forms to I mean it's something that people forget

is that attention is not just being in like oh hey David good job that's one

piece or form or type of attention and when you incorporate a lot of other

components like eye contact proximity physical attention reprimands our

attention okay just because you're telling something not to

doesn't mean that it's not attention telling a student that you're ignoring

them is attention well I'm ignoring you right now so you

can just keep on not okay you have to think about somebody who might be

deprived of their need for attention and taking what though what they can get at

that time there's a lot of times that anybody ever encounter kids who like

want negative attention yeah happens sometimes often it's the most frequent

type of attention that they have access to and they will engage in that behavior

that gets them the most frequent type of attention it's not that they don't like

the positive attention it's not like they don't like other forms of attention

but they'll take what they can get if I am if I've gone three days without food

I might consider eating tuna fish salad and celery the two most disgusting

things on the planet mind you it's an objective statement I think everybody

can agree but I would consider eating them because I need to fill my need for

food and that's what these kids are like they might go home and get absolutely no

attention from anybody so where their parents are working and they have a

nanny or anything like that so we have to remember that we're trying to provide

a new learning history for them and a new set of rules and the sooner we can

program that for that the better

Heather said something in there that's really important that reminded me of

something within our previous function of attention and that is feeling sorry

and prompting students to say I'm sorry you have to be careful with that

especially anybody with a disability that impedes their social awareness

because that's an important skill to have and we want people to be able to

say I'm sorry and show remorse but unfortunately what gets built on

throughout this behavior is engage in problem behavior and then you are

prompted by somebody which is intention to say I'm sorry for which you receive

more attention I'm all about apologies you just have to separate them from the

event a little bit 10-15 minutes something like that that's a good

separation before you prompt somebody to say I'm sorry

otherwise right after oh I'm getting attention I'm getting prompted somebody

else has given me attention by saying it's okay don't worry about it right no

stuff happens so that's a really important component and then the biggest

one is the name okay sorry from yelling the name have you said Matt in here I'm

probably gonna look to whoever says Matt it's funny people were in line earlier

than like yelling for other people like hey we're sit over here and all this

sort of stuff and there's a hand in here I heard your name being called you're

famous now and but there's no better way to provide somebody attention then to

save their name I can't tell you how many times I've been sitting in

classrooms watching you know whatever person in the class room who's trying to

get an analyst behavior and not enough for any phone of their own it's all

about training and oversight and consistency but there was a student

we'll call him Steve and Steve used to get out of his desk and walk around the

classroom and I'll tell you what Steve did it for attention because I did the

functional behavior and I watch the the staffroom are going

you get something she goes Steve Steve Steve Steve Steve like 12 times

no no Direction no anything just Steve and Steve gone this is great I get to

get out of my desk take a little walk and somebody just cheers for me the

entire time this so when you're talking when you're thinking about using a

student's name and you have if you have to redirect them you have to provide

some level of attention take their name out of it okay it will limit how

valuable and how and the magnitude of that attention if you're gonna use their

name use it when you provide praise Steve great job didn't you work finish

this thing you see that's amazing let's get on to do ten jumping jacks or run

around or whatever it is or go for a walk in the hallway just me and you

we'll have some quality what I want whatever it is you know use their name

when you provide phrase it's one of the easiest little switches that you can do

that's going to have a potentially immediate impact in what you're doing

just by switching when you use the name one other story about escape it doesn't

necessarily have to be from something like work or school or anything like

that it could simply be from something unpleasant it's a little bit of

background about me I had a girlfriend in college for a little while and then

we broke up we did not we were not compatible we'll just say that much how

about that true she's a super nice lady now

about a year removed something I was just telling Raph this yesterday about

how you're removed from our breakup you get this feeling in here anybody ever

get that feeling where you're like I just I just can't be here right now I

can't be doing this I don't know that feeling is it's powerful I could get me

out of here so sometimes when we're working with kids and they don't want to

do schoolwork instead of jamming it down their throat and saying well you have to

anyway think about it that worksheet is that kids ex-girlfriend and he has that

feeling so let's try to make it a little bit less pain painful for him so he

might just you know do some of them

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What Would He Do in a Zombie Apocalypse? | Numlocked in 90 Seconds - Duration: 1:56.

I'm Sebastian Barton, A.K.A. Numlocked. And I'm from Leamington Spa, England.

Probably just my friends and family. There's nothing really about the culture or the

country I miss too much just the people I love.

My favorite color's purple.

I don't really know why. It's just a relaxing color.

Teleportation. I could

go anywhere I wanted to be in seconds like, that's a no-brainer.

Anti-nuke bunker would

be the best place because I'd have have a ton of food there already and it

would be hard for the zombies to get into. I feel like.

Like at campus?

Oh--they can kill me. Whatever.

No, really, I can play a nose flute.

I guess not many people know that I was in law school as a paralegal before

Overwatch. I went into work and degree and then with Overwatch release I was like

okay I wanna do this.

In LA I have six or seven watches and my

most expensive one is I think $6,000. It's probably the 350s, the Yeezys.

I like them a lot. I'm not too into the other Yeezys. They're sort of growing on me.

Shake Shack is probably my favorite,

favorite burger place. Sorry In N Out but...Shake Shack, yeah.

There's none in LA, but there's a place in Florida that my girlfriend ordered from and it's

like a seafood place and we got crab from there and she got

this like soup thing, but it came with-- it was meant to be like a crab soup but

it came with like claws in the in the soup and it was horrible.

In England we have like a Sunday roast, every Sunday. It's like tradition.

And it's based like your Thanksgiving dinner, right? My favorite food is the

stuffing the comes with it. I love stuffing. I could eat only stuffing. Forever.

Okay, if I take these off I'm gonna really struggle to keep my eyes open.

I'm just a basement dwelling nerd, you know.

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Is Breakfast the Most Important Meal? - Duration: 10:08.

Is Breakfast actually the most important meal of the day?

And is there any evidence to back that up?

So, I'm here with Vanessa from Braincraft, and she wanted to talk about breakfast?

I love breakfast.

But recently I heard that this idea "it's the most important meal of the day" is actually

a myth.

And it made me kind of sad.

So, I wanted to ask you, where does this idea come from?

And could it still be true?

Okay, That's a really good question!

So let's dive into it.

We've all heard this old saying about breakfast being at the top of the meal time hierarchy.

But it seems a bit counterintuitive now since breakfasts can range from a cold bowl of cereal,

to a full on omelette overload, to a hastily gulped cup of black coffee on your way dashing

out the door.

So is this truism actually true?

Well to understand this question, first we have to ask:

Why do we think that eating 3 meals a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is the norm?

So there have been a variety of cultural norms around how many meals a person eats in the

day, and what times those meals are eaten.

For example, Native American groups encountered by early European colonists ate meals according

to food supply, availability, and season rather than being constricted to specific times of day.

And the Romans had words for all three meal times but likely only ate one heavy or large

meal a day around supper, not breakfast.

But we start to see that breakfast becomes more of a widespread practice across social

classes in Western Europe around the 17th century and the Industrial revolution,

as people start to adjust to a timed work day that was regulated by different kinds of labor.

So we start to see a shift in the 3 meals a day being espoused as the standard eating

practice (one meal early in the morning to get an energy boost, one in the middle of

the working day, and another late at night).

But even though the idea of "three hots and a cot" wasn't always the standard,

it's spread through our understanding of how we eat every day.

So that leads us into our next question:

What exactly constitutes a breakfast?

And when did breakfast get its own special types of food?

Well there have been a variety of breakfast fads through the years.

In the 1980s and 1990s, cold cereal sales in the U.S. hit a peak.

But the full English Breakfast, a hot meal consisting of sausages, eggs, bacon, beans,

black pudding, hash browns, fried tomatoes and mushrooms has some varied origin stories.

Some say this intense breakfast favorite goes back to people having to use up all of their

meat on Collop Monday, in preparation for not eating meat during Lent although the meal

wasn't always relegated to the morning.

And before that many folks were resigned to eating bread, or other cheap ingredients for

their morning meal.

Up until the 1500s, breakfasts were often used in Europe to sustain the ill and the old.

And hunting parties and the upper crusts in Europe in the 18th century often had decadent

multi-course breakfast meals.

So at different points in time, certain foods were considered ideal for the morning.

But it tends to be very culturally specific.

For example, I grew up in a Jamaican family that helped me form my personal favorite breakfast

food: ackee and saltfish.

And fried fish.

And herring.

And mackerel.

Basically any kind of fish, which many folks in the U.S. relegate to evening meals,

but it's also a very popular breakfast staple in Jamaica, although I didn't realize this

was much of a cultural difference until I was in high school.

But then of course there's everyone's favorite monkey wrench/portmanteau: brunch,

when basically anything goes.

So the fact that breakfast isn't really a fixed or special set of foods also makes

pinning down it's importance (or lack thereof) a bit tricky, because asking a question with

the idea of breakfast already baked into it already assumes that there's a fixed definition

of the word.

But this leads us to the meat of our question:

When did this idea about breakfast being the most important daily meal originate?

Well the definition is in its name: break fast, the meal that you use to end your unconscious

overnight fast after you wake up.

And despite there being a wide array of takes on this breakfast meal across cultures, it's

association with being an all mighty mealtime goes back to 1917.

That's when Lenna F. Cooper wrote, "[I]n many ways, the breakfast is the most important

meal of the day, because it is the meal that gets the day started," in Good Health Magazine.

But caveat: Good Health was also edited by Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, a physician from

Michigan who was also the co-inventor of corn flakes with his brother Will Keith Kellogg.

So this doesn't discount the idea that breakfast could be an important meal, it just puts an

interesting twist on how we got the phrase.

Moving our timeline to the 1920s, PR expert and Sigmund Freud nephew, Edward Bernays,

was contracted by the Beech Nut Company in order to sell more of their packaged bacon.

Bernays had the company's internal doctor send out 5000 surveys asking other physicians

if they believed a heavier breakfast was better for good health than a light one and 4500

of them replied that they agreed with his statement.

He then had his "findings" about heavy breakfasts (like bacon and eggs) published

in newspapers, which gave the whole campaign the appearance of scientific legitimacy.

This clever bit of marketing brought bacon and eggs back into fashion and added more

heft to the idea that a hefty breakfast was not only important but medically recommended.

But, now that we know where breakfast came from and where the idea that it's

"the most important meal of the day" was generated that brings us to the second part of this puzzle.

Is breakfast actually more nutritionally valuable than any other meal?

So I can't say that when I dove into Vanessa's question I was expecting such a hotly debated topic.

But while some studies have shown that people who eat breakfast have lower instances of

unwanted weight gain, heart disease, and diabetes, others have argued that these studies demonstrate

a research bias already in favor of breakfast and show association, not causation.

And there's actually some pretty important things to learn from this and a lot of it

has to do with how we understand folk wisdom vs. scientific accuracy.

So let's bring Vanessa back to help us see if we can break this down:

First we have to ask, what is Breakfast Anyway?

In the anti-breakfast crowd there's a sentiment that there's no substantial proof that breakfast,

as a meal, is the key to good health.

And that's because there's too wide of a spectrum to say what breakfast really means.

For example: If you work an overnight shift and sleep during the day before going to work,

then your breakfast meal after you wake up may not occur until the later afternoon.

And there's a wide variation in when people get up and when they are actually hungry,

as well as the types of foods they choose to eat.

So it may not be valid to say that just because it's the first meal you've eaten in a

day that it's substantially more important to your health and success for the rest of

your waking hours.

Next we need to exam our sources for potential bias.

Other breakfast critics note that some of these studies are sponsored by food companies,

who may not be out to "get ya" exactly, but who do have an interest in getting you

to buy their products.

So that's why we've seen correlating spikes in the popularity of certain breakfast foods

(like cold cereal and protein rich foods like eggs and sausages) after sponsored studies

have come out.

And since lots of previous studies are already built upon the idea of "breakfast being

the most important meal" there's a bias in the question asking, which may be replicated

across studies as more and more new findings cite the findings of yesteryear.

And hugely important, Correlation Does Not Equal causation.

The pro-"breakfast is the most important meal of the day" argument is basically that

even though we can't always draw a direct causation between breakfast and improved health

outcomes (like weight loss, heart health, lower risk of diabetes, and so on) people

who eat breakfast can often have better health than those who don't.

The problem is there are a lot of variables in here which may be skewing the pro-breakfast

bunch's point.

Because these health benefits are not usually a one to one connection with eating food right

when you wake up.

Rather the outcomes are also drawn from the fact that if you are a person eats early,

you're less likely to binge eat or to eat things you don't need or want late at night.

And often people (both adults and school age children) who eat breakfast are found to have

better focus at work and school.

But this could also be associated with better nutrition overall, and less closely aligned

with breakfast as a meal.

And there are even studies suggesting that the "3 square meals a day" model might

not be best for our prolonged health.

Some studies suggest you should eat a number of small meals throughout the day, rather

than sitting down to a huge breakfast, lunch or dinner.

The truth is that rather than asking "Is breakfast is the most important meal of the

day," we'd be better off asking: what's the optimal nutritional and eating pattern

to achieve your goals?

Whether it's weight loss, focus and energy, or healthy weight gain.

So how does it all add up?

Well this is probably the most ambiguous wrap up of an Origin of Everything episode to date!

Because it turns out that some of the issue is in the ambiguity of the meal itself, which

is tied to 1) what's in it 2) what time of day it was eaten and 3) when it was eaten

in relation to when you woke up.

So while we may have reason to chow down on some healthy eats early in the day, the jury's

still out on whether or not breakfast is the direct cause of better health.

So, what do you think?

Is breakfast a big thumbs up or a thumbs down?

Drop those comments below, or at the very least send me your favorite frittata recipes.

I'm definitely not asking for a friend.

I'm your friend.

Thanks for the question Vanessa and be sure to check out Braincraft and we'll see you all next week!

Bye!

Hey guys!

Hope you survived past tax day relatively unscathed and stress free.

But now that we're all cooling our jets for a couple of weeks while Uncle Sam processes

the paperwork, I wanted to shout out some of your great collective thinking on our episode

on federal income taxes.

This shout out goes to Steven Schutt on YouTube, who originally raised the question around

a point of clarity in our original video in regards to federal spending.

I jumped on that thread with our other awesome viewers: Paul Kennedy, Joshua Cooley, and

Frennis Daemon to point out that the spending I was referring to in the video was discretionary

spending and not mandatory spending (such as entitlement programs).

We edited and updated our video to reflect this distinction.

So thanks to you guys for your great work and for engaging so thoughtfully down in the

comments.

That's it for now and keep brainstorming, and we'll see you next week!

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How The US Gets China Wrong | World War 3 IV - Duration: 8:15.

Hey there!

In recent months we have heard a ton about China, From Trump's trade war to Xi Jinping's

permanent presidency.

But I don't think we really talk about China seriously.

Today I am going to talk about three things that almost all supposedly serious coverage

of China gets wrong, and that you should look out for.

This channel's coverage of China can seem confusing.

In some videos I am very dismissive of the threat to US interests that China poses today.

But in other videos I talk about how China will probably be the world's most powerful

country by the end of this century.

It may look like there is a contradiction here, but there isn't.

It's a question of timing.

US commentary on the topic seems to be split.

Some folks are in a constant state of panic.

Every time China surpasses the US on some metric, people come out to declare that US

power is finished.

That's not how any of this works.

The US has been building a world system for almost 75 years now.

No matter how much Trump abuses it, this system isn't just going to evaporate.

The US economy surpassed Great Britain's around 1900, but Britain maintained and even

grew its influence for decades after that point.

It took two apocalyptic wars to finally end British world leadership in the 1940s and

1950s.

This is why people who want to preserve US power should be super anti war by the way....

The other side of US commentary goes way too far in the other direction.

We hear things about how China is getting old before it's getting rich, and how their

economic model is running out of steam, or they are running out of women or whatever.

This approach relies really heavily on the example of Japan.

Back in the 1980s it looked like Japan was taking over the world, but they've been

falling behind for almost 30 years now.

There are some similarities between the Japanese and Chinese models, but there's a basic

question of scale that gets ignored here.

China has over 10 times more people.

Their economy is almost three times the size of Japan's already, and even if the figures

are fudged, the Chinese economy is still growing at 5-7% a year.

I have talked about how there's almost certainly a large China crisis coming, but they're

going to come out the other end, probably post-Communist, in better shape not worse.

China is not going to flame out.

Their resources are vast.

The belt and road project they are currently running includes infrastructure projects in

60 countries at a projected cost of 4 to 10 trillion dollars.

FADE TO ROUGH MAP OF BELT AND ROAD.

China is literally re-building the world, and their businessmen are on the ground in

all of those countries profiting from all that economic growth.

China has a crisis coming but it is not going to just fade away.

The US race with China hasn't even really begun yet.

It's going to be a marathon, even though US leaders are currently treating it like a fiscal

sprint.

This one really gets to me.

China is located in Asia.

There are a handful of other countries in Asia that have been very successful over the

past half century.

Some of them have taken paths to growth that are similar to China in some small ways.

There is nothing wrong with pointing out those similarities and trying to draw lessons from

them.

But every Western outlet, from the Economist to the US Government goes way too far in this

direction.

They are addicted to making predictions or broad statements about how democracy is lagging

in China based on the experience of countries like Taiwan or South Korea or Singapore.

This is just fricking nuts.

Do we expect Russia's political economy to develop along lines similar to Greece or

Slovakia or Lichtenstein because they share a continent?

Of course Not!

We recognize that the sizes, geographical attributes, and histories of these countries

will lead to dramatically different growth paths.

China is not some generic "Asian Country".

China is unique.

It's got a billion and a half people, a history as a unit that goes back longer than anybody

else's, a ruling ideology that can only be described as schizophrenic, and includes

the lifestyles of urban New York City and rural sub-saharan Africa in the same country.

Acting surprised that it didn't go democratic the same way South Korea did is moronic.

But you can find this kind of thinking in almost every article written on the subject.

The building consensus this year seems to be that the US screwed up by letting China

into the WTO.

The idea is that we were promised more progress towards democracy and free markets than we

got, and China has either failed or cheated us somehow.

There is a growing sense in the West that China's communist party is going to rule

China forever.

There's a problem with this.

China's Communist party doesn't believe that.

They'd never admit it of course, but the changes to China's system that Xi Jinping

is pushing through have a very clear through line of panic.

They know their rule is more threatened today than it ever has been.

And it's the Chinese people that threaten it.

That's the issue that this whole Xi Jinping is the new Chairman Mao narrative tries to

hide.

As recently as the 1960s China was a terrifying authoritarian nightmare state.

During the Cultural Revolution gangs of Red guards rampaged through the country, attempting

to erase China's history, and brutalizing China's intellectual and administrative

class.

The world's largest and oldest country was at the mercy of the whims of one senile old

man, Chairman Mao.

China today is completely transformed.

It is home to the world's largest middle class.

They want, and largely get the same things that people want in developed countries everywhere.

ENVIRONMENT URBAN LIFESTYLE PATH TO WEALTH If you imagine that China's ruling party

isn't responsive to these desires you simply haven't been paying attention.

In fact, I suspect that China's lack of democracy has a lot to do with its Middle

Class's fear of the hundreds of millions of Chinese who have been shut out of its vibrant

consumer economy.

The authoritarian aspects of China's system protect the middle class from the poor.

China may never have a system that fits Western ideas of democracy, but it's already in

the process of releasing an extraordinary range of human potential.

And that's why WTO accession for China wasn't a mistake.

China's growth has contributed to world prosperity in an infinite number of ways, from the curbing

of US inflation to dozens of Afrcan highways and ports.

China isn't democratic yet, whatever that means, but it's an infinitely better place

than it was just a few decades ago, providing great benefits to its people and the world.

We need to start taking this opportunity seriously in the United States.

If we do that, China will remain an opportunity rather than a threat.

Interestingly, decisions we make in Syria, this year, can help set that path.

And that's what I'll talk about next time.

Thanks for watching, please subscribe, and if you learned something today, I would be

grateful if you considered chipping into my crowd funding thing.

You can learn more about that at the Patreon link here.

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Why You Overthink Things With Your Crush - Duration: 4:51.

Heya playa, are you the type of person that overthinks every interaction you have with

your crush?

Every look they give you, every smile, every time they say hi?

If so, stay tuned because I'm gonna explain what you can do to break out of the mindset

to make things start working for you and your crush.

This is The Josh Speaks.

You're watching The Josh Speaks.

For those of you that are new here, my name is Josh and every single Monday through Friday

I make videos sharing tips, ideas and stories teaching you how to be your best self.

Now if you find yourself constantly overthinking everything that you do, the first question

to ask yourself is why?

Why am I always in my head?

Why am I always second guessing myself?

Why am I always assuming things are bigger than they actually are.

If you're someone that's always in your head, the first thing you're gonna wanna start doing

is being more verbal with how you feel, not just to your crush but to everyone that you

know.

And I don't mean just outwardly telling your crush, "Hey, I like you".

I mean more in the sense of just verbalizing your feelings.

When things make you angry, when things make you sad, when things make you happy or excited.

Let's say for example you're sitting in class thinking about your crush and you're not sure

when the next time is that you're going to see them.

Well in that moment you might feel excited for that next encounter you have or you might

feel worried that it will never happen.

A lot of times, people get stuck in that realm of uncertainty.

They don't know what's going to happen, instead of changing their mindset to be "well, what

can I do to make the thing that I want happen, happen?".

That might mean finding out what your crush's schedule is, what they do after school, where

their friends hang out, just learning a little bit more about them so you don't sit in that

cycle of thinking about it.

Now when it comes to overthinking and second guessing yourself, this is the one that most

people get tripped up on because that fear of rejection is super real and no one ever

wants to encounter it.

You might end up telling yourself "well if I talk to my crush, they're going to think

I'm weird" or "I'm not gonna know what to say" or "The whole situation is gonna be awkward

so it's probably best to avoid it".

Instead you're waiting for someone else to take action.

You're waiting for your crush to be pro active to come talk to you to make things happen

to set the wheels in motion and trust me, thats just not how things are going to end

up playing out.

Most likely if you're not proactive, your crush is not gonna be proactive.

So you need to take the first initial step in taking to them, in getting to know them,

in building something with them so that you can have that mutual reciprocation going back

and forth between the two of you.

I know you're scared that you're going to screw things up with them but take my word

of advice here.

It's way better to actually know what the outcome is rather than always sitting in uncertainty

never really quite knowing how things would have played out.

Even if things don't work out for you, that's ok.

It's still a learning experience and something you can grow from to do better next time with.

But in those times that you do have interactions, let's say you say hi to your crush in the

hall and they smile at you, or they look at you every so often, you might start to think

what their intentions are.

You might start to attribute more to it and think that just a simple look is a sign of

romantic interest.

Now I'm sure many of you have already seen my five signs a girl likes you video, but

the problem with looking for signs is that you spend too much time waiting to understand

what's going on rather than being active about it.

And what I've come to learn over the years is that you're way more successful when you

actively talk to your crush.

When you interact with them and start to build that connection rather than trying to wait

for all the check boxes are marked off for the signs that you think they're showing.

In other words, signs of interest does not translate into actual interest.

The only way that you're actually gonna find out if your crush is interested in you is

if you talk to them.

Is if you get to know them better without doing that and just waiting for every kind

of look or hair flip or smile or things like that, you're going to end up sitting there

waiting things out until your crush gets bored waiting for you to make a move.

I've seen this happen way to many times.

A person ended up liking somebody else and instead of actually just saying hi to them.

Instead of actually getting to know them, they just sit there and wait and wait and

wait until their crush just moves on or someone else swoops in and asks them out.

So do your best to not allow your overthinking to replace your action.

Action is way more important in these type of situations.

If you find yourself constantly stuck in your head trying to work things out, the best thing

to do is to act on them and see how they fall out.

But what do you think though, are you someone who constantly overthinks every situation

that you're in?

Leave your comments down below and we'll talk about it.

Hit the like button if you enjoyed this video and definitely check out the videos over there

on the side where I go way more in depth on the topic of overthinking.

All week long I'm going to be covering different aspects of overthinking in relation to your

crush so you're gonna wanna stick around.

Make sure to hit the subscribe bell if you are new and make sure to click on the bell

icon to turn on notifications.

That way you can see each and every single video I post this week regarding overthinking.

On that note guys, I'll catch you tomorrow.

As always, love and peace.

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Captain America Won't Survive the Infinity War | In Theory - Duration: 2:38.

In Age of Ultron, Tony Stark had a vision that showed the death of almost every member of the Avengers.

Was it all just a hallucination created by the Scarlet Witch

Thanos is coming and the MCU will never be the same.

He is the most powerful villain the Avengers have ever faced

and not all of them are going to survive their war with the Mad Titan.

Kevin Feige, the head of Marvel Studios, has admitted that the Infinity Wars will mark the end for some major characters

the question is who?

As phase 3 of the MCU draws to a close

which character is the least likely to make the transition to the new generation?

New and emerging heroes like Black Panther,

Spiderman and Antman are all but guaranteed to survive.

So the deaths will most likely be among the original avenger cast

who have already filmed over a half dozen movies each.

but Marvel has been setting up one character's death

since his very first movie:

The First Avenger, Captain America.

Steve Rogers proved willing to die in one of his very first scenes

when he jumped on a grenade as a military recruit.

He showed that he was prepared to lose his life to protect others.

And Captain America's entire character arc has been one of losing.

He lost Peggy Carter, the love of his life, when he was frozen in ice at the end of The First Avenger.

He lost his idealism when he saw the corruption in his own government during Winter Soldier.

And he lost his superhero identity, his friends and even his shield after the events of Civil War.

So at this point, he has nothing left to give up other than his life

nd what better way for him to do that then by defending the earth against the greatest enemy

the Avengers have ever known?

And in the real world, Chris Evans only has one more movie left on his Marvel contract

and there hasn't been any sign that he'll be offered or sign a new one.

On the other hand Sebastian Stan, who plays Bucky Barnes, has a contract that extends for four more movies.

While it's certainly possible that he'll continue on as the Winter Soldier,

he could easily step behind Cap's shield, just as his character does in the comic books.

Stan even admitted to fans in 2016 that Marvel had told him that he will eventually become Captain America.

And although its true that Evans is contractually obligated to appear in Avengers 4,

set photos have shown him wearing his classic blue Captain America uniform

which he ditched after Civil War, meaning that that scene is most likely a flashback to an earlier time.

And we've already seen the Captain dead once when Tony Stark had a vision of his bloody body lying next to his broken shield.

If there's one thing he hasn't lost, it's his commitment to protecting others

and ultimately this is what will cost him his life against Thanos.

What do you think?

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Brian Hull & Making A Fairy Tale Movie | Behind The Scenes: A Fairy Tale After All - Duration: 7:14.

I am about the head into an adventure a journey if you will of my fourth feature

film I made three films in the past ten years three feature films that went

theatrical but this one this one is for the entire family

the entire family it's gonna have Kings it's going to have princesses Queens I mean it's gonna have everything it's gonna have everything in this film

I wanted to do this for 10 years 10 years and it's called a fairy tale after

all and I'm gonna take you the epc family on the journey with me a film

that will change the course of your life for these two hours of your afternoon

because you'll have to stop and watch it for about an hour and a half

it's called fairy tale after all let me take a moment to explain to you princess

the delicacies that are intrinsically intertwined in Murali and immeasurably

inside this thing we call show nothing's as it seems this is a place of dreams to

be or not to be when I was reading over the script I I just I kept seeing this

this character that kind of reminded me a lot of myself in high school there are

some elements of me that are definitely there where he's very theatrical he's

very he's very zany very crazy but at the same time he's got a really good

heart where he's all about just helping this princess but at the same time he's

a little frustrated because she has no idea what's going on but she should it's

there but not you got it know everybody out there if you

Susy if you love fantasy you love fairy tales Queensferry

what if you love anything fancy listen if you want to be a part of this family

please check out the vlogs if you like what you see press the subscribe button

down below please we want your part of the EBC family today thank you so much

if I wasn't that busy laying where would I be I guess it would be right here in

Hollywood I'm in Hollywood I am making a fairy tale movie I thought what better

place than right here in Hollywood to do my opening what do we have here Brian Hull

are you doing it I'm doing good we just got done with the rehearsal and I'm

telling you I'm blown away with your voice by like you just say hello to me

Mickey Mouse

mr. Brian Hull plays a dog but not just any dog a dog puppet because in this

movie there's gonna be live actors there's also gonna be puppets like a Jim

Henson movie it's gonna be very interesting but he's playing a puppet a

dog puppet named thump game so we're gonna do our first session first session

first your thumpkin are you ready like a wine bottle to break I can like you know

today's our big musical number your musical number even seen the

footage yet would you dancing around yeah okay you hire someone who has a

degree in musical theater like she really brings me back because I'm like I

wasn't going to do this in a while I've been doing videos for so long and it's

like my music okay I can show you the world shining shimmering splendid tell

me princess now when did you last than it's your car the size I can open your

eyes you're a great director I'll say that yeah I'll get locked out what

happens when you block get locked out yeah that's what happens when you

gorilla film and then the lights turn on oh there oh there is it definitely had a

challenging moments I will say that I'm very glad that in my senior recital in

college I decided to do I am the very model of a modern major-general cuz then

all that training paid off so I can go home to my parents and say look all the

money you pay for in school really did pay off really debated if I should show

you this entire process but I think it's good there's it's a fairytale movie and

we all love fairy tales we all love fairy tales that's what I created this

channel for fairy tales castles princess fairies

we are Tommy pretty God you you will be amazing a new take on a fairy tale it's

a lot of fun in that way like people love fairy tales but at the same time

it's fun to see new twists and new angles on them and this one I feel will

be no exception it has a fun tone to it but at the same time it's got a lot of

so that's what I'm excited for and sauce did we're filled with coffee that's

right you don't drink coffee you know for water bottles so yes there's a

hydrant over there thank you very much for being a part of the vlog

oh that's being a part of this motion picture my next journey I'm very excited

about oh I'm crying under this glass improv cuz nothing's as it seems what do

you think you've got it you've lost it all it's not you're in a dream you want

to help spread the word of this film a fairy tale after all I'm gonna call it

our film if you want to help spread the word at this early stage you can spread

the word by sharing the IMDB page if you want to share this out to your social

media that will help spread the word there will be plenty plenty plenty

plenty of other ways as we move along where you can help make this a huge

success I want to thank the amazing Brian Hall I love Brian he did a vlog of

the whole recording session on his own channel so go check him out until the

next time you're a great director I'll say that

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RUSSIANS REACT TO MEXICAN MUSIC | Pedro Infante y Jorge Negrete - Coplas | REACTION - Duration: 5:38.

Right now we're gonna react to Pedro Infante and Jorge Negrete

We've already reacted to them separately

Now they're together

Yes, it's a scene from a movie which is called "Dos Tipos De Cuidado"

The song is called "Coplas"... let's translate it

Two types of care?

The title means "coplas"

In Russia coplas are something like "chastushki"

Funny coplas and jokes. Let's see their coplas

Best voices of Mexico

It is like a duel

Yes, it's a duel with coplas

They're gonna joke about each other

Did he offend him? -Yeah, joked about him

If he offended him, he would shoot him

Great voice

That guy got respect for him from the start

Pretty girls

He offended him too

Yes, it's something like Russian chastushki

He said something funny

They have powerful voices

He really offended him

Even his woman...

He probably joked about his girlfriend

Because he looked at her after that

He probably joked about his lady

Strong voice

Opera voice

This guy has a more powerful voice

He's jokingly talking about him

She left

Rememnber "como tu"?

They almost had a fight

That's it. The duel is over

It was awesome

I wish we knew what they were saying

Yeah, you could see that he offended his girlfriend

He made her run away

No, it was her friend, not her

Yeah, there were two girls there

It was nice, I liked it

Yeah, a duel of voices

In our era there are rap battles

But back then, they used to battle with voices

I think the guys in lighter clothes was more respectful

And he used more polite jokes

And he had a more powerful voice

But the second guy tried to offend him

That's why one of them was wearing white and the other one wearing black

The guy in black was more rude

It's a scene from a movie actually

Like and subscribe, leave comments

Please write in the comments what they were saying to each other

It would be very interesting to know

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How To Get A Billion Views On YouTube - Duration: 4:32.

- Five billion. (upbeat music)

That's how many times videos are watched on YouTube

every single day.

With the platform helping thousands of creators go viral,

we wanted to see if there was a set formula

for making a hit video.

To figure out what works on YouTube,

let's take a look at the 10 most-watched videos.

Nine out of 10 are music videos.

And, the trend continues.

Music videos make up 94 of the top 100.

And, it isn't some strange coincidence.

People spend more time listening to music

on YouTube than Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal combined.

- YouTube has become a popular destination for music

because it's just so easy.

- [Narrator] That's Chris Molanphy.

He's a pop chart analyst and host of the Hit Parade podcast

which dissects how that top hits

made their way up the charts.

- And, the reason why music video in particular

has taken off is, again, the length,

the fact that it's professionally produced content,

it's just right for consumption on a platform like YouTube.

(rock music) - Back in the day,

MTV was the primary way to watch music videos.

You would have the channel on

and wait for your favorite music videos to play.

Now, we have the ability to play any music video

whenever we want.

Since the most popular videos are almost all music videos,

it seems the fastest way to a billion views

is a music video.

But, before you have a music video,

you need a song millions of people wanna listen to.

- Right now, rhythmically, there's a trend

towards this rhythm that you might call the Dembow rhythm.

And, this is something you can hear

in a lot of top 40 pop songs

and a lot of the top YouTube videos.

It's a rhythm that you'll probably recognize.

It sounds something like this (hands clapping).

Highly syncopated, (Dembow rhythmic music)

immediately kinda makes you

wanna nod your head and tap your feet.

And, for at least the present moment right now,

this Dembow rhythm seems a surefire way

to get yourself a top song.

- [Narrator] That's Nate Sloan.

He's a musicologist and the host of Switched on Pop,

a podcast about the making and meaning of popular music.

- If we look at some of the top YouTube videos,

they have global elements within them.

Ed Sheeran's Shape of You, for example,

is all constructed around the sound of a kalimba,

which is an African thumb piano.

The top YouTube video of all time right now, Despacito,

features a Puerto Rican guitar in the intro,

this very characteristic Caribbean sound.

And, then Gangnam Style, which has no English lyrics

whatsoever except for the titular chorus,

is a huge hit and that's because

we're more and more interested in global sounds.

We're not just confined to the music

of our own culture today.

- [Narrator] YouTube is accessible to anyone around the world.

So, if you expand your sound to be more global and inclusive

your chances of a hit song might increase.

- If you want a viral hit, you're gonna have to reach

beyond your immediate culture.

- [Narrator] Okay, we've got some ingredients

needed for the song, what about the video?

- If there were a formula for success on YouTube,

I'm sure someone would've patented it by now.

To sound a bit old school about it,

talent still matters and the ability to present yourself

or to present what Simon Cowell would famously call

the X Factor, the qualities of a star,

both in terms of your ability to play, your ability to sing,

your ability to present yourself compellingly.

These factors all matter the same as they always have.

- [Narrator] Even if the video doesn't hit a billion views,

and odds are that it won't, don't be discouraged.

The video is still going to represent you and your music.

- Some artists who have succeeded because of YouTube

have done it, not so much by creating

their own music videos,

but using YouTube as, in effect, an audition reel.

A&R teams now scour YouTube looking

for the next major pop star.

Your video doesn't necessarily have to be polished

to make you a YouTube star.

- [Narrator] Justin Beiber's first video

was just him singing on his couch.

It led to him being discovered by Usher

and becoming a worldwide pop star.

(somber piano music)

♪ Eh oh ♪

(Nate laughs)

♪ Eh oh ♪

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Ovos Surpresas da Doutora Brinquedos e Lambie em Português de Massinha Play Doh - Duration: 13:01.

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Lockdown & Harold Attinger (Scene) | Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) Movie CLIP IMAX HD - Duration: 1:28.

I warn you, Mr. Attinger of Earth,

an alliance is a contract, and contracts,

like humans,

expire.

On this planet, we have a saying.

"The enemy of my enemy is my friend."

I also have a saying.

"I don't care."

So what happened in Mexico City?

I thought you had him.

Three direct hits. A mortal wound. Then your men allowed him to escape.

You promised me human intelligence.

Or is there such a thing?

You know, you've still never told me.

Why do you want him?

Who are you working for?

Every galaxy I've traveled, all you species are the same.

You all think you're the center of the universe.

You have no idea.

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Is oral sex a sin? | What does the Bible say about oral sex? - Duration: 3:32.

Today's question is: "What does the Bible say about oral sex?"

In this video I'll answer that question from a biblical perspective.

Afterwards, I'll share some helpful resources, so stick around until the end.

Oral sex, also known as "cunnilingus" when performed on females and "fellatio"

when performed on males, is not mentioned in the Bible.

There are two primary questions that are asked in regards to oral sex: (1) "is oral sex

a sin if done before marriage?" and (2) "is oral sex a sin if done within a marriage?"

While the Bible does not specifically address either question, there are definitely biblical

principles that apply.

Is oral sex a sin if done before or outside of marriage?

This question is becoming increasingly common as young people are told that "oral sex

is not really sex," and as oral sex is promoted as a safer (no risk of pregnancy, less risk

of sexually transmitted diseases*) alternative to sexual intercourse.

What does the Bible say?

Ephesians 5:3 declares, "But among you there must not be even a hint of sexual immorality,

or of any kind of impurity...because these are improper for God's holy people."

The biblical definition of "immorality" is "any form of sexual contact outside of

marriage" (1 Corinthians 7:2).

According to Hebrews 13:4, only the "marriage bed" is pure and undefiled.

According to the Bible, sex is to be reserved for marriage.

Period.

So, yes, oral sex is a sin if done before or outside of marriage.

Is oral sex a sin if done within a marriage?

Many, perhaps most, Christian married couples have had this question.

What makes it difficult is the fact that the Bible nowhere says what is allowed or disallowed

sexually between a husband and wife, other than, of course, any sexual activity that

involves another person (swapping, threesomes, etc.) or that involves lusting after another

person (pornography).

Outside of these two restrictions, the principle of "mutual consent" would seem to apply

(1 Corinthians 7:5).

While this text specifically deals with abstaining from sex/frequency of sex, "mutual consent"

is a good concept to apply universally in regards to sex within marriage.

Whatever is done, it should be fully agreed on between the husband and his wife.

Neither spouse should be forced or coerced into doing something he/she is not completely

comfortable with.

If oral sex is done within the confines of marriage and in the spirit of mutual consent,

there is not a biblical case for declaring it to be a sin.

In summary, oral sex before marriage is absolutely a sin.

It is immoral.

It is in no sense a biblically acceptable alternative to sexual intercourse for

unmarried couples.

Within the confines of marriage, oral sex is free from sin as long as there is

mutual consent.

*While oral sex is safer than sexual intercourse in regards to sexually transmitted diseases,

it is definitely not safe.

Chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes, HIV/AIDS, and other STDs can be transmitted through oral sex.

To learn more

Subscribe so you don't miss the next video!

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And check out the details section below this video, there is one book I recommend, along

with several related articles.

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"I want to live!" - Elif Episode 717 (English subtitles) - Duration: 3:02.

You venom! What did you think, huh?

You thought I couldn't find you?

Why on earth you would've done that?

You thought in your own world, that you'll have a better life out there?

You would be dead in two days!

Didn't you give it a think, huh?

Do you know what would happen if Tarik knew about this?

Let me tell you, he would kill both of us. You get it? Both of us.

As you go after your dead mom, I'd be right after you.

So you thought you were to spread all the posters, then your mom will come and find you?

When did you see a dead one comes back to life, huh? Where?

Your mom is dead, OK? She's dead!

Accept it now, get it?

What are you looking at? Am I lying?

You're coming closer for your end, but you don't know yet.

But if you want to die, that's something else. I don't mind!

But you can't take me with yourself.

Because I want to live! You get me? I want to live!

I'm talking to you!

Don't I make any sense to you? Huh?

Answer me!

Look at me...

If you ever do something this stupid...

I won't leave you to Tarik, and I'll kill you with my bare hands!

You heard me?

You heard me? Answer!

You're making me sick! Sick!

Look at me.

You're not gonna tell no one that you left here.

No one!

Grab them.

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Buttercream Rose Tutorial with Shawna McGreevy - Duration: 10:25.

hi my name is Shawna McGreevy I run a blog called McGreevy cakes and I run an

online cake school called cakeheads.com and today I'm going to show you how

to make a pretty rose out of buttercream on top of a cupcake and I wanted to show

you a way to do it which you can make your rose two-toned so two different

colors you could just make it one color and that would be just as pretty but I

thought I would show you this cool easy technique of just getting it two-toned

so I have two different colored butter creams I actually have three because I'm

going to add some leaves in at the end but we'll save that for the end to start

I have an off-white buttercream and I have a pink buttercream I'm using Swiss

meringue buttercream you could actually use American crusting there's any

buttercream really will work for this but I do like Swiss meringue because

it's not as sweet as American buttercream and you'll have you know a

bit of frosting on top of your cupcake and so if you don't want to overpower it

with sweetness that Swiss Meringue is a good choice so I've gone ahead and

colored my one pink with some gel color I've got my green gel color for my green

for my leaves later and now we have a pastry bag that we're going to need to

fill and you need a special tip this one is the Wilton 127 tip and it is

basically a petal tip and you can see that the bottom is a little thicker than

the top kind of tapers up at the top and this is the tip we're going to use in

order to create our rose so I also have a nice tall vase a tall glass will work

as well and this just helps you to fill your bag easily so I'm going to put my

bag right in top oh also you might have to snip the top of your bag in order to

fit this size tip in your bag because it's a little bit bigger than some of

the smaller tips that will just go right in

so I've snipped my tip so that it's perfect size

I've snipped the tip of my bags it's the perfect size for my decorating tip and

I'm just gonna drop it right in there and then I'm gonna take my offset

spatula and I'm going to start with the color that I just want to be my accent

color on the rose so I'm gonna take this pink and I'm just going to stripe the

bag we call it and that is just kind of add it on one side of the bag going

down towards the tip and keeping it on just the one side of the bag if you

wanted to you could do this side of the bag and then do the opposite side of the

bag as well so that you could have two kind of stripes in your creation at the

end but I'm just going to do the one side I think that will be pretty. Okay so

I'm gonna strike the bag with the pink and then I'm going to take my off white

and I'm just going to fill the rest of the bag with the off white so you can see

how this this glass vase helps me this nice tall this does have to be

glass but because it's tall it helps me to just get my buttercream in there

nice and easily without having to hold it in my hand and kind of jumble it all

in there make a big mess.

We've got that in there both of our colors I'm gonna take the bag out and we're going to twist the

top while pushing down the buttercream now we don't want air pockets but there

may be some air pockets that will just have to be worked out as we go and

that's okay all right I'm twisting the top so I can get it nice and tight so I

can get some pressure on this buttercream that's going to be coming

out of the tip and I'm kind of locking it with my thumb and then using the rest

of my fingers don't mind the color from coloring my icing on my fingers I'm going to

use the rest of my fingers to kind of squeeze out the buttercream now I do

want the two tones and sometimes when you do this you have just one color at

first in the beginning so I'm going to squeeze them out until I can see two

tones here and so far I'm only seeing pink and there we go now we've got pink

in a little bit of white okay now you need your cupcake and I'm going

to start in the middle I'm going to start with the wide end of the tip down

and I'm going to make a little Center I'm just going to kind of twirl it while

applying gentle pressure on my bag at the top here while also holding it close

and another thing is you don't wanna fill your bag up too much because then it'll

be very hard to push to apply that pressure with one hand so this is a good

amount to fill your bag and I'm just going to in the center start squeezing

and turning my cupcake and just creating a little closed

center sometimes I just use my tip to kind of nudge it we just want that to

be closed it doesn't have to be perfect just so that it's not a big hole in the

center and that's just going to be the start of our rows and then we're going

to take our tip and we're going to start at one end and we're just going to bring

it over around that Center and let go so you're applying pressure while the

buttercream is going onto the cupcake and then you let go of the pressure as you

end and I'm going to start in the middle of the last petal I did and swoop over

to cover the next petal that I see and I'm going to keep doing it start in the

middle of the last petal and swoop over, and If you need to kind of clean your tip, you can do that

and I'm just going to keep doing that all the way around I'm kind of keeping

it closed in the beginning you can see by kind of tilting it forward the tip

and eventually as we get out towards the end I will stop tilting it forward so

much but it's just an even gentle pressure you want to try and keep it in

the center of your cupcake and sometimes you can actually just kind of tilt your

cupcake a little bit to move it around a little bit if you need to and as I'm

going I'm making the petals just a little bit bigger then I started off

with and you can see that pretty two tone with the off white down and then the

tips are a little bit pink and I'm just going to keep going all the way around

and you can see there's a lot of icing on this cupcake now they also have this

same tip only in a smaller version and that will just mean that your rose will

be a little bit shorter so if you didn't want as much icing on your cupcake you

could use that tip now I'm going to adjust my bag by squeezing it a little bit

okay so now you can see I'm kind of tilting almost tilting my tip backwards

a little bit so that we can open up the petals of this rose as we get towards

the end here

so you can go all the way to the edge now for the end I'm kind of gonna open

it up even more so that it's kind of tilting back on me the pedals here's the

other thing a lot of people complain about there being too much icing when

they say oh that looks so pretty but look at all that icing, here's the thing

that we often forget you don't have to actually eat all of that icing you can

take the cupcake oh it's so pretty and you can tell whoever you've made the

cupcake for you don't have to eat all that I think can scrape some of it off

and just eat the cupcake but it's really for the beauty of the rose on top but of

course there may be but love icing especially Swiss meringue and would like to

eat it all so you can absolutely do that too all right

so you could just leave your cupcake in that way or you can add some petals

around the edges now I actually have this small tip it's a number 67 it

is a leaf I'm sorry we're not adding petals we're adding leaves around the edges

of the petals I,m gonna squeeze them off we've got green in there and these are just little leaves I'm just

going to kind of right on the edge there squeeze and pull out, squeeze and then

let it droop a little bit and then it just forms these little leaves you could do this

all the way around and have pretty little leaf border around your rose or

you could just do it in certain spots whatever you think looks pretty and

don't touch your icing after you've piped it on there or you're going to

mess it up and they're you have a pretty rose cupcake and that's it you could do any color you

want two toned you could leave it all one toned and you have a beautiful display

imagine if you had 12 of those and you brought them to a party you'd probably get

a lot of oohs and aahs, and that's it!

you

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CNCO REACCIÓN | CNCO Crack - Pt. 3 - Duration: 9:19.

Hey what's up everyone, welcome back to a brand new video, my name is Javi...

and today we will be reacting to CNCO crack part 3 in my channel, and part 10 on Ashe's channel.

and I wanted to send a big hug and a kiss to Ashe

because she was doing a Youtube Live the other day...

and I went in because I wanted to gossip about Joerick...

a big shoutout to you, I love your crack videos...

and your other ones too, I've seen your reactions too, so...

so keep making them, because I love reacting to them...

we're practically family now so...

a kiss and a hug to you...

and I'm sorry if I butchered your name...

but I think it's Ashe...

correct me if I'm wrong guys...

let's go ahead and get started in 3, 2, 1...

Erick speaking English...

Look at Joerick wearing the same hat...

what happened?

Chriserick moment... that's what happened.

He's beautiful, that was beautiful...

When they taped those, I feel like they changed their voices a bit, they sound different...

look at Erick...

Zabdiel looking at Chris, like...

There goes Erick and Chris...

the two crazies...

the crazies of the group...

"but of course..."

this video is giving me ship moments of all of them...

now it's oreo...

I've seen this one...

I've seen Erick's and Zabdiel's...

He's very focused...

I love those dance moves...

look at Zabdiel...

I remember that...

I miss them so much together...

They don't interest me as much as solo artists...

Ashe you've done so many already...

how many? 50-something...

you've done a ton already...

There you have it guys, that was my reaction to CNCO crack part 3 on my channel...

let me know what you guys think and keep recommending videos...

because as you know, I keep making them...

If you liked this video, give it a thumbs up, subscribe, comment and as always, I will see you guys in the next video.