When SHINee appeared as guests on the May 30 episode of "Radio Star," they had the chance to share their thoughts on a famous part of their history! During the show, Minho talked about his competitive personality and desire to win
Onew added, "His personality is the type where he has to keep doing it until he gets it
" Minho explained, "If you tease me, I keep trying until I can do it. I can't help it because it's my personality
" Soompi.Display.News.English.300x250.BTF Soompi.Mobile.English.300x250.ATF The MCs then held up photos from a video of Minho performing the rap to "The SHINee World (Doo Bop)
" His part is well-known amongst fans for the funny way it introduces each member
While the lyrics are full of puns, they could be translated as "Bling bling is Jonghyun, our powerful item is Taemin, tofu on leader is Onew, SHINee's almighty key is Key, fiery charisma Minho
" MC Cha Tae Hyun said, "It said it was the 'Forbidden Clip of SHINee's Minho.'" Key explained, "Those are the lyrics that were actually written by [SM Entertainment] director Yoo Young Jin
" MC Kim Gura asked, "Do you resent Yoo Young Jin?" and Key answered honestly, "We did resent him for about two years
" He made everyone burst into laughter when he said, "Look at that. For example, imagine if the lyrics were 'I'm Kim Gura whose chin sticks out
'" Key continued, "The song will last forever, so we thought it was embarrassing. At the time, we asked each other, 'What do you think?' but we weren't at a place where we could voice our opinions or anything
" The MCs went over the lines for each member and said the lines weren't too bad except for "tofu on leader Onew
" They then used their knowledge of Minho's competitiveness to try to get him to perform the rap
Minho took the bait and said that he'll perform the rap for the first time in 10 years
Onew clapped the beat and helped him out by adding "Dibidibidip" between the lines while Key and Taemin covered their eyes out of embarrassment
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The Originals 5x06 Inside "What, Will, I, Have, Left" (HD) Season 5 Episode 6 Inside - Duration: 2:04.
- Please, mercy for myself.
- [Jeffrey] This is episode six
of the final season of The Originals.
- Mercy for my daughter.
- [Jeffrey] The episode is called "What Will I Have Left."
It was written by Marguerite MacIntyre
and directed by our own Charles Michael Davis.
- Please, mercy for my son.
- [Jeffrey] All the pieces that are trying
to bring about the sort of upheaval
in New Orleans are part of one family.
Then we see Antoinette and Roman and Greta
all in one family thing,
and we realize that they are a family,
that Klaus killed their father
and really set them on a course for revenge
over years and years and years.
- Roman may be in danger.
- What's happened?
- He's gotten mixed up with Hope Mikaelson,
but the moment her father finds out
that she's involved with a Sienna,
- He'll kill him.
- At a moment when they need his memory the most,
he's both without it, and in some ways fighting it.
- The only one strong enough to stop Klaus Mikaelson,
save your brother's life-
- is me.
- [Jeffrey] And we're watching poor Elijah in France
who's unaware of exactly what's going on,
being sort of suckered into this plan,
trying to do right by his new girlfriend.
- [Klaus] What do you mean Hope's missing?
- A few hours ago she took off with a boy from school.
- What?
- We are looking for them.
In fact, our entire honor's tracking class in on it.
- Who's this boy?
I'm gonna kill him.
- Anytime he starts to spiral out of control,
the person who is brought in sometimes
to calm him down is Caroline.
- Some girls just like the bad boys.
The more sheltered they are, the more likely it is.
- You say that like it's inevitable.
It's not a right of passage.
- For some girls it is.
It was for me.
If there was a bad boy within a five-mile radius,
I would find him,
and some were even way too old for me.
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FS17-Timelapse-TVTOF 15-Trigo de invierno - Duration: 22:20.
Episode 15 Winter wheat
Good morning to all. Today we will start the day buying and fertilizing field 61.
In the next few days we will plant wheat in this field.
This way in late spring / early summer we can harvest it and bale the straw.
Also before the winter arrives we will make the last grass cut of the year.
Like last year, we will destine it to make silage bales that we will sell later.
And all this without forgetting to take care of our animals. Take a seat and enjoy.
We will wait a few days for the silage bales to ferment before picking them up.
I'll eat some eggs and rest. See you in a few days.
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Norwegian Bliss Balcony Mini Suite - First Look - Duration: 6:53.
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this is stateroom 14776 a deck 14 mini suite and I am now going to flip the
camera around and show you a little bit around the room alright so this is what
you see when you first enter the room this is the rest room here on the right
and the card slot which you to power the room you have to keep your card there
and we have the makeup room and do not disturb signs and the thermostat here
why don't we just step into the bathroom real quick and take a peek
very spacious bathroom again this is a mini suite standard toilet stuff you
shouldn't flush and a quick look at the vanity or I should say the sink and then
fortunately you're gonna have to see me now hello all right there's a sharps
container there which is awesome lots of glasses and it looks like they have a
hand soap a dispenser of hand soap how handy is that very cool so let's swing
around and see what we have here on the shelves looks like we have a body bar
and some lotion and again that sharps container next to the double sink
ok let's take a look at the shower I've heard wonderful things about the
showerheads here this is so spacious for a cruise ship now interestingly enough
this mini suite does not have a bathtub so this is a full shower stall with a
very fancy showerhead by the way and it looks like we have shower gel and some
kind of conditioning shampoo and there are several different settings for the
shower I'll have to report back to you on how that works
nice little stability bar here and happy to report there's no sticky curtain ok
let's jump out and take a look at the rest of the cabin we have a couple of
little hooks here and I did forget to mention there were a few hooks on the
back of the bathroom door so we'll pop over to that and let's spin around and
take a nice wide look at the cabin so you can get a general idea for how big
it is there's a nice mirror here pop over to the bed which is currently set
up in the king formation and our nice
brand-spanking-new pool towels since this ship is brand new very nice I see
two lamps beside the bed and if I'm not mistaken I think there might be some
charging in those let's see looks like there's a USB connector in that one and
we've got a light switch there and some handy little storage part in our
suitcases I'm going to go ahead and flip over to the other side and we'll see if
there's another USB connector all right very nice little shelf there that's
handy and yep USB right by the bed folks okay very nice leather kind of backboard
here on the bed let's go take a look at the closet if I can get to it okay open
that up real quick and give you a quick view all right so we have several shells
on the right and then we have a safe more shelves on the bottom let's take a
look at the safe and see if this is credit card operated or combination all
right this is a four-digit code safe with
plenty of instructions and I'm having a little bit of a hard time getting into
the other part of the closet so bear with me okay so it's a little too tight
for me to get into the closet to show you so I've stepped over by the bed this
is the hanging area as you can see it's very very close to the bed probably a
little bit tricky to get in there to film it so I thought I'd give you a more
wide angle okay then we're going to sweep around to the couch here I assume
that if you have three or four people this could be a sofa bed but honestly
I'm not quite sure all right flipping around to the TV
console you have a nice little place for books and magazines alright so here's
some of the shelving underneath the TV that I wanted to show you ample storage
and then we'll sweep up and take a quick look at the television nice flat screen
here shows you the date the time and all the different things that you're able to
do and also a little summary of what is going on
the ship is it interactive no it's not interactive it looks like you have to
use your remote for that sorry okay let's take a look here at the countertop
very nice high-tech phone little notepad and we have our freestyle daily yay and
my son's hat that he just got on board as well as one of my favorite features
of Norwegian mini sweets and that is the coffee pot it looks like we have a
little stool right here that can double as a table that's handy so you can use
this as a stool or you can use it as a little table and then we have our
hairdryer here and I'm assuming the mini fridge here probably locked yep it's
locked alright let's check out the charging
over here look at this guys three outlets so I'm not seeing any USB ports
in this particular area but we do have three outlets and like I mentioned two
USB ports here's a nice wide view of the balcony we are currently docked in San
Pedro so you are seeing San Pedro heading over to Ranchos Palos Verdes in
the background there and the parking lot of the cruise terminal let's step
outside
nice and spacious plenty of room for two tables and a little excuse me two chairs
and a little table here and let's take a look and see what we can see off the
ship looks like we are a sort of midship there is the bridge we have a completely
covered balcony as you can see here on deck 14 spin around quick look at the
terminal here there's a regent ship over there in town today and that is the back
of the ship and right up there is the drop water slide so yeah pretty
beautiful cabinets flip back around one more time so you can see what the room
looks like from another angle here we go
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WORKOUT Routine with KÀ by Cirque du Soleil Acrobat & Capoeira Artist | Cirque It Out #10 - Duration: 18:26.
Hi, I'm Laurie Hernandez in Las Vegas
here to show you how to train the CirqueWay
and flip your workout into something extraordinary.
Today, we'll be working out with Vitor,
a performer in KÀ,
our Las Vegas show filled with gravity-defying vertical stunts.
And as you train along with Vitor,
we'll show you how to defy the everyday too.
Vitor performs incredible feats
10 shows a week every week,
and it takes a lot more than a solid core to do it.
Ready to work out the CirqueWay?
Let's Cirque It Out.
You should consult your physician before starting this
or any other fitness program
to determine if it is right for your needs.
Do not start this fitness program
if your physician or health care provider
advises against it.
If you experience faintness, dizziness, pain
or shortness of breath at any time while exercising,
you should stop immediately.
Hi, I'm Matthew Miller,
I'm a performance conditioning specialist at <i>Cirque du Soleil</i>.
As a performance conditioning specialist,
it's my job to help make sure these performers
are strong enough and durable enough
to endure 10 shows a week and almost 500 shows a year,
and still bring you the performances
that you love seeing.
Hi guys, what's up?
My name is Vit, I'm from Brazil
and I'm doing capoeira and I'm acrobatic at <i>Cirque du Soleil</i>
doing the jester at KÀ.
Woo! Come see us!
With any fitness program or regiment,
one of the most important things
is movement prep or warm-up.
So what we're gonna do is 5 dynamic movements
followed up with 4 active stretches
to get Vitor a little bit more warmed up
to get going into his workout.
Alright, Vitor,
so we're gonna start off with those high knees,
chest up, get those knees above your hips,
20 times, get it.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Very good.
Excellent.
Next one, butt kickers.
You want to get those knuckles on your butt,
chest up
and pull those heels all the way to your palms.
20 times, ready? Go.
As you're doing this one,
we want to try to feel a stretch in those hip flexors
and you should feel those hamstrings
fire up pretty well during this movement.
And perfect, excellent.
Next one, classic, this is jumping jacks.
The spin on it is that we want to make sure our elbows stay straight as possible
so we offer the shoulder as much mobility
and warm-up as we can get.
So let's get 20 jumping jacks
keeping those elbows as straight as we can,
offering as much mobility into those shoulders as possible.
Go ahead.
Good.
And as he's doing these,
one thing you want to try to keep in mind too
is we don't want to jump jack in front,
right, we want to keep those arms behind the ears
to offer as much mobility as possible.
Excellent, Vitor.
Beautiful, alright.
Next one in this set is air squats, right.
So we want to make sure we counterbalance
and most of the weight is set back onto the outsides
of our feet and our heels,
our knees are over our toes
and our chest is up.
So if you'd like,
you can keep those hands out in front of you
to counterbalance that movement.
Ok, Vitor,
bring those feet a little bit closer together,
stack those feet underneath your shoulders,
drive those knees out and sit into that squat, good.
And you can roll through it a little bit quicker
being more dynamic with it,
excellent.
So as you begin this movement,
you might not feel that you can get all the way
into that depth
but as you start to warm up,
you should be able to feel
that you can get a little deeper with each repetition.
There you go.
Nice, Vitor,
chest is up, hips are back,
weight's on the outside of his feet and his heels
and his knees are driving over his toes.
Perfect.
Alright, Vitor, excellent.
Next one,
we've got a twisting heel touch, right.
So we're gonna open up your stance,
we're gonna turn those toes out,
keep those hands wide open
and you're going to twist,
you're going to press, push your hips back
in order to reach down to the opposite heel.
You'll feel this the majority
into your hamstrings and your adductors
and then we want to add a twist
to get some thoracic mobility in there as well,
alright? Go ahead, 10 a side,
twist and rotate, good.
So as you can see,
one thing that's really important with this movement
is that he's driving his hips back.
We're not just dropping the shoulders forward,
we're actually pushing the hips back
which is gonna enable us
to keep our back super straight.
<i>I can feel my hamstrings.</i>
Yeah, hamstrings, adductors.
Good.
And then we add that twist
in order to achieve a little bit of thoracic mobility as well,
and in order to get that twist
you've got to turn your head,
you can't just spin your shoulders.
Perfect, Vitor, excellent.
Good.
Perfect, alright.
Now we're gonna move into the 4 active stretches
that we'll do in order to get a little more mobility
into his lower extremity.
Since he's an acrobat, right,
and specializes in martial arts,
we want to make sure those hips are nice and loose.
So, that first movement right,
we're gonna go into that giant lunge,
yep, and we're gonna open up
the front of the hips
so keep that back leg off the ground,
good,
keep your weight here
and we're gonna drive that right arm
up and over,
good,
and as you're doing this feature
I want you to drive your hips forward,
good, and that will open up the front of your hip,
perfect.
Each of these stretches
you can hold for about 15-20 seconds.
Excellent, perfect.
Now moving to the second one,
both hands down in front of you.
The idea for this one
is we want to try to press the hips as low into the ground
keeping as proud a chest as possible.
You can be mobile with this one,
so Vitor if you want,
you can kind of press into your toe,
you can move yourself forwards and backwards
and this will open up the back of that hip.
You may feel this in the front of your hip flexor
or you also might feel this in your hamstring on this side,
all depending on where you are tightest.
Perfect, Vitor, excellent. Alright.
Next one, we're gonna twist open,
so let's actually have you turn around.
Perfect, yeah.
So from the hands down,
we'll have him twist towards the bent knee
to add that thoracic mobility
and this will also generate a deeper stretch into that glute
and hip flexor on the right side.
Perfect.
Same thing, about 15-20 seconds each movement.
Perfect, Vitor.
Settle back to your right knee for me.
Yeah, settle back all the way to this knee,
chest up
and then extend that left leg.
So now we're gonna transition
into mobilizing the hamstring,
and again we want to be active
so we want to use the quad
and the dorsiflexors of your foot,
engage them in order to really mobilize that hamstring.
Good.
Keeping your chest up as much as you can
will offer the greatest mobility into that hamstring.
Same thing,
you can be a little mobile with it,
you can kind of be ballistic
just to kind of get that muscle warm,
perfect.
And then we'll repeat the same thing on the other side,
good, so chest up
and pull the arm back,
excellent.
And you can see he's driving his hips forwards,
right, getting as much mobility into the front of that hip as possible,
engaging that glute in the back,
actively pulling his posterior chain and shoulder
and staying tight throughout his core.
Perfect. Go ahead down two hands to the bottom.
He's gonna keep his hips low, his chest up
and again you can create a bit of extra mobility
by moving forwards and backwards,
side to side,
however you'd like to do it.
Good, Vitor, good.
Go ahead and turn towards that bent knee,
yep,
excellent.
Now we're just offering that thoracic mobility
along with increased glute
and more hip flexor.
Perfect.
You can settle back to that left knee,
good, here we go
and we'll activate the front of that shin
and your quad in order to help relax that hamstring
and then keep your back straight and move into that stretch,
good, lean in, lean in,
there you go.
Where do you feel that most?
- Here. - Perfect.
- Right here. - Good.
- It's a very good stretch. - Excellent.
So now that we've done our dynamic movements,
we've gone through our active stretches,
now we're a bit more ready
to get into the strengthening portion
of our workout.
So for the strengthening portion of this workout,
there's 3 exercises
and the intent of these movements
is gonna take a little bit more time,
we're not trying to do these fast.
So for this first exercise,
we're gonna be doing a unilateral deadlift
into a tuck
into a reverse line,
so it's really gonna focus on
strengthening that posterior chain
while offering coordination and balance at the same time.
So,
reverse,
there you go, excellent,
and squeeze that left glute,
come up to the top
and rest that kettlebell on your knee,
tuck it up squeezing that left glute,
place the foot down and step back into a lunge.
Yes.
Keeping your shoulders over
your center of gravity or over your hips,
you want to try to not lean forwards
when you go into that lunge.
So here, we're driving the hip back,
perfect, Vitor, squeeze up,
tuck the knee up in front
squeezing that left glute,
keep that left knee straight,
good, and now step back into the lunge.
Vitor is doing this super slow,
you don't have to do this as slow as him
so add a little bit more pep to it.
So, lunge,
stand out of it,
tuck
and reverse lunge.
Yes.
Let's do one more, ok.
Tuck, squeeze that left glute and step back.
There you go,
challenging his central nervous system and his balance,
perfect.
And step back into that lunge.
Perfect, great job, Vitor.
<i>Hoo!</i>
The second movement we're gonna add
is a goblet squat.
So,
feet a little bit closer together,
good,
and sit back into that squat.
Excellent.
So you can see the majority of his weight
is on the outside of his feet and his heels.
His hips are driving behind
while his chest is staying up
and his knees are driving over the tops of his toes.
The other thing that will really help with this movement
is controlling your breath
so at the top of the movement you inhale,
hold the breath,
sit into the squat
and then as you get out of that sticking point,
you exhale.
Good, Vitor, let's do two more.
Last one.
Perfect. Go ahead and place it down. Excellent.
The third movement in this small circuit
is gonna be a foam roll plank.
So it's basically a more difficult version of a plank.
Onto the foam roller.
So straighten those legs out, perfect.
Elbows are underneath his shoulders
and then from here he's gonna stay nice and hollow,
his abs are gonna stay engaged
and he's going to extend and return.
Excellent.
Two.
The other thing you can notice is that Vitor's eyes,
his gaze is staying forwards
which means that he's staying up and engaged.
Perfect.
Good, let's do 4 more, Vitor, these are perfect.
7,
nice.
You can see how much he's using his lat
incorporating with his core with this movement.
Last repetition, Vitor,
and rest, perfect.
So these are the 3 movements
as part of the strengthening part of this workout.
We're gonna do 5
on each side of the deadlift.
We're gonna do 10 goblet squats.
We're gonna do 15 foam roll planks
or plank foam rollers.
Complete this set for 3
and make sure you're resting as much as needed.
There's no rush with these,
we really want to make sure that the muscles are fully recovering
so that we're capitalizing on gaining strength
instead of building stamina.
So on to the next section of our workout,
this is the metabolic conditioning part.
So the key to this part
is that we're not focusing as much on strength
as we are focusing on stamina.
So for this workout,
there's 3 sections, ok.
Each section of the workout
starts at a 5-minute increment.
So the beginning of the workout starts,
you start your running clock
and Vitor will begin the first section.
At the 5-minute mark,
you have to be completed with the first
because the second one starts
and then at the 10-minute mark,
the third one starts, ok.
So the first section is a couplet,
two movements.
We're doing a squat press
and we're doing a deadlift bent row.
So, I'll demonstrate these really quick for you, Vitor.
So we're going to take our dumbbells.
For the squat press,
you're going to take the dumbbells
and place them up on your shoulders,
ok.
From here, we're going to assume that squat position
we just talked about before.
You're going to take a full squat,
hips below knees,
stand and press,
ok.
So, squat and stand.
This is going to be done for 15 repetitions.
When you're finished,
you're going to move forwards
into a deadlift and a bent row.
So, feet are standing underneath your hips,
we're going to push that butt back
in order to get the weights in front.
Once we're in this position,
you row once,
lengthen, and then stand again.
This exercise will be completed for 10 repetitions.
You'll do both of these exercises
for 3 sets.
You have 5 minutes to finish.
Any time that you have left after
is the rest before you begin the next couplet.
It should take you between three and a half and four minutes
if you're hustling,
ok, so earn that rest.
- You ready, Vitor? - I am.
So the first portion,
15 and 10,
we've got squat press
and then dumbbell bent row.
You ready? Go.
Good.
Try to string those movements together
so as you press,
take that weight right above your head,
yes, squat and press, good.
Move a little faster for me.
There you go, when you press,
press those hands all the way behind your ears,
there you go.
Squeeze those glutes at the top.
Nice. That's the pace you need to do
in order to keep this going.
Good, Vitor.
Good good good,
sitting back, he's keeping his chest up
and he's keeping breathing
so make sure you're actively breathing,
get those 15 reps.
Good, Vitor.
Good and 15, excellent.
Alright, now keep those feet a little closer together,
start with the weights to your side,
drive back and hit that bent row.
And row,
1,
lengthen and stand, good.
Send it back.
There you go Vitor, come on,
we've got 90 seconds left
until we begin the second portion of this,
of this part, there we go.
Keep digging. 3,
4,
good, last one
and 5.
Good, rest.
Perfect. Hang those tight,
alright.
So you've got one minute to breathe
until we begin
the kettlebell swings and the burpees.
At the 10-minute mark,
your last portion,
which is called an L-sit.
So you're going to take your dumbbells.
This is a difficult movement,
this is a CirqueWay movement.
What we'll do,
you're going to start in a seated position
with your hands on the dumbbells,
and you need to accumulate two minutes of an L-sit
in your 5 minutes.
So from here Vitor, you're going to press up
and just hold,
with your feet and your butt off the ground,
for as long as you can
on a running clock.
If this is too difficult,
you can do hollow hold,
so from here,
just press up so that the only thing touching
is your lower back,
legs are up, shoulders are up,
staying tight in a hollow position.
And again if that one's too difficult,
you can accumulate time
and just do a traditional plank.
Cool. Vitor, are you ready?
Alright.
Same rep scheme:
15 swings
and 10 burpees,
so you got 15 seconds left, are you ready?
- I am. - Alright.
So remember as you're doing these kettlebell swings,
make sure you're using an appropriate weight
that allows you to keep moving through all the repetitions.
Vitor, 3, 2, 1,
go.
2, good,
so a little less bend in your knee, Vitor,
just swing, just hinge at those hips,
there you go, keep the back straight,
excellent,
and relax your arms, nice.
Keep going, keep going, good,
8, nice,
9, keep driving,
you want to think about pushing your heels
down into the floor,
good.
Excellent. Sit back into those hips.
Good, last few,
good, last one
and good. Place the kettlebell down.
Let's go ahead and start those burpees, my man.
Straight down to the deck,
touch your chest and your thighs to the floor
and then make sure you jump
all the way into the burpee,
you want to try to avoid jumping into those toes.
There you go Vitor, come on,
3, move a little faster,
move a little faster,
4, we got to earn that rest at the end, come on.
Alright, Vitor, come on,
these are the last 5 reps,
keep going,
we only got about a little less than a minute left
and before we begin those L-sits,
there you go.
Come on, last one, last one.
And breathe. Good.
Alright. So as you catch your breath,
we're gonna set this up.
Remember the next part, folks,
is we're gonna do that L-sit.
If the L-sit is too difficult,
you can go into that hollow hold
and again if that hollow hold is too difficult,
you can go into that plank,
alright.
So the idea here is he has 5 minutes
to accumulate only 2 minutes.
So even if you break it up as you go,
that's it,
so if you do 5 seconds at a time and come down,
just make sure you're either spotting a clock
or you have a separate stopwatch.
Alright. Coming up on it,
3, 2 and 1.
Excellent.
So the idea here, right,
the only thing I'm looking for
is that your heels stay off the ground
and your butt stays off the ground.
You don't even need to keep those knees straight,
so if you want you can bend those knees Vitor,
it helps focus on pulling those abs in a little bit tighter.
Alright, Vitor, keep going, come on,
we only got a little bit left.
Ah, next, come on, come on,
we only got 10 seconds left, you ready?
Keep them up,
9, 8,
7, 6,
5, 4,
keep it tight,
2, 1.
Time, brother, good job.
Yes.
- Thank you, brother. - Excellent job.
So that was the end of our metabolic conditioning set.
Next we're gonna move forwards into our cooldown,
and the cooldown is gonna be mostly passive stretches
and passive movements to allow the muscles to lengthen and relax.
Unlike what we did when we first started,
which was active movements to get the body ready,
now we cool down and let the body relax.
Great job, you guys.
Thanks so much for this.
I don't expect a lot of us
to be going vertical anytime soon
but I think you'll start feeling the benefits of this workout
almost right away.
The body can do pretty extraordinary things,
all we have to do is work for it
and Cirque's artists and coaches are here to show you how
in our other videos.
So don't forget to get active
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What Happened to the Dinosaurs? - Duration: 4:39.
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Clues, clues, lookin' for clues…
Oh!
It's you!
Hi!
You were probably expecting Jessi, right?
Well, she and Squeaks will be back next time, but right now they're off doing a bit of detective
work in Yucatán,, Mexico!
You might say they've flown south for the winter.
And of course I approve of that!
Very bird-like of them.
You see, we teamed up because we got curious about one of the greatest mysteries of all
time: What happened to the dinosaurs?
If you know me, you know that I loooove dinosaurs.
And a long time ago — around 65 million years! — the dinosaurs were large and in
charge.
They had ruled the Earth for over 160 million years.
And then, something strange happened, not just to dinosaurs, but to over half the Earth's
species.
That means a type of living thing, like oak trees, or cuckoo birds like me, or humans
like you.
All at once, about 65 million years ago, a bunch of different species just went extinct
— they were completely wiped out!
That's because something big happened, causing huge changes on Earth.
Changes in the weather, changes in the oceans … changes that made it harder for dinosaurs
and other living things to find food and survive.
Sure sounds mysterious!
Most species will go extinct sometime, but what I wanna know is: What happened?
What caused so many species – from tiny ocean creatures to big land reptiles like
T-rex and Triceratops – to all go extinct at the same time?
Scientists don't know for sure, but they have a few different guesses.
Some scientists think it happened because of a giant rock moving through space, called
an asteroid, that crashed into the Earth.
As it happens, that's just what Jessi and Squeaks went to Mexico to learn more about!
And Jessi's giving us a call right now!
How's your vacation, Jessi?
Jessi: Terrific, Dino!
Squeaks and I are here at the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico, and we're learning so much!
We learned that 65 million years ago, an asteroid blasted in from outer space and landed right
here!
This asteroid was enormous — it was 12 kilometers wide, so big that it would take hours just
to walk from one side to the other.
And when it landed, the explosion left an even bigger crater — a big bowl-shaped dent
in the Earth.
It's called the Chicxulub crater, and it's about 150 kilometers wide.
The explosion sent lots of rocks and other debris raining down on anything nearby.
And it sent billions of tons of soot into the air!
Soot is the dusty stuff that's left over when something burns up,
Dino: That's one powerful explosion!
Jessi: It sure was!
It made the whole world really hot for a few days.
And it started fires, giant waves, and huge, strong winds; and it shook the Earth, in a
super powerful earthquake!
Dino: Thanks for the hot tips, Jessi.
Enjoy the rest of your trip!
Now, some scientists think that the explosion from the asteroid sent so much soot into the
air that it blocked out the Sun.
For a while, it was really dark outside, even during the day!
And without sunshine, it started to get cold, which meant some of the living things that
were used to warmer weather couldn't survive.
There was another problem, too: plants need sunlight to live, so a lot of the plants back
then died.
Without plants, the animals that ate plants didn't have enough food, and without enough
plant-eaters, the animals that ate meat went hungry too.
That's why some scientists think the asteroid was what caused the dinosaurs to go extinct!
But other scientists think there may have been another cause, and that even before that
asteroid crashed into the Earth, disaster was in the air for the dinosaurs.
And they think the culprit was ... volcanoes!
Because right around the time that the dinosaurs went extinct, one of the biggest volcanic
eruptions in history was underway, in the area of the world that's now India.
For close to a million years, eruptions sent rocks and dust and soot onto the land and
into the air.
Just like with the asteroid impact, all this stuff in the air would have blocked out the
Sun, making the Earth cooler and darker.
So we don't know for sure what darkened the skies and wiped out all those species
— it could have been the asteroid, or it could have been the volcanoes, or both!
We have so many clues, but the true culprit is going to remain a mystery... for now.
Either way, the dinosaurs were pretty unlucky!
A lot of things went very wrong for them, all at the same time.
But even though life was hard, some types of plants and animals were able to find food
and shelter while the Earth was changing, and they survived!
Whatever happened all those years ago, life on Earth goes on, and we're all here, solving
mysteries together!
Do you have any big mysteries you're wondering about?
Ask a grownup to help you and leave a comment below, or send us an email at kids@scishow.com.
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PACK WITH ME | Weekend road trip to Charleston ✨ - Duration: 12:09.
So today I am having a pretty chill morning I just have been getting ready
because tomorrow really really really early in the
morning I'm going on a road trip with a few of my girlfriends so I wanted to
kind of do a little pack with me vlog because I need to pack and I thought I
could show you kind of my process I've been traveling a lot recently which I
absolutely love the past couple days I've been just at home and I've been
bored out of my mind honestly cuz I'm not traveling and I just miss traveling
whenever I'm not traveling but I do have a shift at Disney tonight so I'll be
working tonight which which is good because I've been I actually have been
bored which is just so unlike me but I've been so used to traveling so much
that when I'm home I'm just like what do I do with myself and I don't have school
anymore and I don't have that much work if I don't pick up shifts oh just a
little lost puppy but today I need to be productive because like I said really
being early tomorrow morning and my shift doesn't end until 9:15 p.m. and
then I'm like an hour drive away because I'm staying with my mom right now so I
just want to have everything completely packed because I have to wake up
tomorrow around 4:00 a.m. and then leave around like 4:30 or something so I can
head over to my friend's house who's straightening so yes we have a lot of
packing to do it's only for two nights so so it's nothing too crazy but I want
to put together really cute outfits I checked the weather the other day and it
did say ring which is no fun because Charleston's such like a sunny cute area
and we want to go to the beach a little bit but let's see what it says okay
let's see Charleston whoo right now it's nice so tomorrow Thursday it says 82
degrees is the high and 70 is the low Nathan warm
and it doesn't say rain but Friday and Saturday it does so we shall see yeah
I'll show you what I have so far so when I pack I'd always make a list
and something that I love to do is I like to put together outfits beforehand
so I'm not taking like a bunch of random clothing pieces um so I actually like
how the outfits already planned and I usually take a photo of the outfit
beforehand too so that I have it on my phone so that I can remember like my
outfit ideas on the trip so I know so extra but my bed is just kinda filled
with all kinds of things and shoes I probably shouldn't put shoes on my bed
that's kind of gross when I think about it and then I'm definitely bringing this
blanket for the car because this is the softest blanket ever it's from Target
and it has Rapunzel on it and it says live your dream and all that kind of
cute stuff so I absolutely love this definitely taking it for the road and
also look at this purse I just bought from Anthropologie it is absolutely
gorgeous I already filled it with a few things like my book a notebook wallet
all that good stuff but I'll have to take it out for work like my wallet and
stuff and I have a bunch of random things on here one of my outfit includes
these cute cherry earrings from is a full ores offal I don't know how is it
and then I'm just gonna take my little carry-on which I take for all my trips
really but I just like it and I can usually fit everything I think it's a
little too big for just a weekend trip but might as well take it because it's
easy to carry around oh and I also got these face masks for us so what fun I
saw these at Target and I just thought they were super super super cute look
deep-cleansing I just love the pastel colors of them and then I got us all
like a different flavor I don't know which one sounds the best you mean you
probably wanted used to but my skin's been breaking out a lot recently so
any kind of stuff like this I'm excited to do so one outfit that I kind of put
together already was this shirt that I've had her efforts
from Zara it's this cute little lacy can tell it's like a doily it's like a doily
shirt and I'm gonna wear it with this skirt that is actually also from Zara
it's just a red skirt um but I put this together because I wanted to wear my red
cherry games so I kind of tired the whole outfit I was kind of trying to
stick with pastels and like peachy colors because that's the kind of vibe I
get from Charleston I've never been to Charleston before but that's kind of the
vibe that I picture in my head it is a coastal town but I thought this outfit
was still really fun and summery so and you take a picture of that too so I'll
be ready to refer back to that if you need it and then I'm just gonna take
these shorts they're Bunco like high-waisted shorts that I got from a
vintage store in Gainesville that I've been wearing all the time seriously all
the time so I'm just gonna take these don't really have an outfit playing with
them but it's just good to have some pieces that you can just use and wear
with different items also I just bought this sweatshirt it's like a sweatshirt
but it's such thin material I don't know if it can really be considered that's
what sure but um it's like a hoodie and it has Minnie Mouse on it and it's
tie-dye and it's so fun I got it from world of Disney artists new Springs the
other day I've already worn it a couple times to sleep in and whatnot and I want
to wear it to work tonight too but I think I'm just
gonna hold off and leave it fold it up here so that it'll be ready to go in the
morning because I'm gonna wear that in the car there's probably some leggings
or something something else that I also always have to take when I pack is
scripts so I like to wear these in my hair or just around my neck and I just
love to have them with me wherever I go I always pack them with like no real
purpose and mine just to have just in case usually always wear at least one
honorable mention of what I'm bringing to is this one-piece swimsuit that I
also got vintage shopping it is so fun I haven't had the chance to worn it to
worn it to wear it yet it even though I've had it for a while so I just love
it that's all I have just thinking about it
I don't know if I'll end up wearing it because if we do go to the beach we'll
probably just go at night for like a little picnic some cheese and wine
picnic on the beach which reminds me to get my picnic basket so yeah we'll see
you but I'm definitely taking it just in case I'm going to take these amazing old
and Taylor shoes that were my mom's I wore them for spring topper day I just
me and love them but I definitely don't want to wear them out of thing and
probably again because they totally gave me blisters but for dinner or something
in Charleston I think it'll be fine and then these Jack Rogers which were also
my mom Spain's mom so thank goodness I didn't have to pay the full price for
them but I never really wear these they're not completely my style but
they're really fun for summer and I think they really go well with the vibe
of Charleston take pictures so you don't forget your outfit
if that's super extra I mean doing that or is that a good idea let me know I
think it's a good idea maybe a little extra too maybe both but I really like
this outfit I've worn this romper those striped warm for so many times but I've
never worn it with this pink blazer before and I just I want to wear it
again I love wearing it so packing up my hair products because in the morning
I'll probably just hopefully my hair will look okay still cuz I had cooled it
and shamed it today but it will be in a wig to hate so I don't know for sure but
um I'm just gonna bring all my hair 7 I am NOT kind of better she did to her in
the morning but I've been using this heat protectant spray and I'm just
curious like does it really make a difference does that really protect my
hair I like to think it does but I just don't know how it would do that
so if anyone has any real science behind that let me know and I've been loving
this not your mother's she's a tease hairspray it was amazingly also if
you're like me and I love to take photos and videos when you travel I like to
pack up all my camera equipment so I'm just taking it my DSLR camera in my
little 15 millimeter and battery I can't put it back my
battery for my vlog camera and then my little tool I don't use it a whole lot
but this little memory card reader I got from Apple but Amazon has some online
but I just my friend called and told me to get the one that it's Apple because
he got some off-brand ones and they didn't work as well so I'm gonna take
this because I'm deciding not to bring my laptop with me just so that I don't
have to lug it around and just keep it in the car and stop it so I'm just going
to use that to put the photos on my on my phone it's funny my friend Katie who
I'm going to she actually has the same camera as me it's like a Canon abd and
it actually has Wi-Fi capabilities and apparently it's super easy to get on
your phone without that adopter things so I probably should just learn how to
do that I always like to edit on my computer anyways but I think I'll ask
her to teach me how to do that because it probably would
okay folks that about sums it up this is my situation I pull out my picnic basket
from my closet I love this picnic basket so much I bought it at Target a few
years ago but they always have picnic baskets for sale around the summer time
so if you're in the market for a picnic basket you can always check Target and
then I have like my little car I'll say income Fingaz set up over here with my
sweatshirt and some leggings and then my cozy blanket and my little pillow just
from forever21 and then I have my suitcase all packed up just got a zip it
closed and add my toiletries and makeup bag to that after the morning tomorrow
and I got my purse so we are all packed up I hope you guys
liked this casual little pack with me video I hope you fill your life with
some adventure soon and I'll see in the next video
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Two Sisters Exploring The World: China Tour Recap Pt. 2 (Shanghai, Beijing) - Krewella - Duration: 6:27.
Always been a black sheep livin in a daydream into the pencil deep
I'ma give you everything I'm gonna give you everything forever everything
You wanna know gonna keep it up G on the same team same bounty. So my buddy
Give you everything for everything Oh
Sneaky all right. It's a very sophisticated look for you. I'm trying to run for president some days. I can see my reputation
I think I would have a lot of popularity
Really clean image classy I
Got a great great score on my AC T's is this your vice president over here?
Mister yeah, we're going to have an affair when I'm president
Hope sorry
Excuse us famous people coming and you're not allowed to watch movies. You can better be working on your set
We're here in China, we're filming a music video with Vava. It's called new world. It's a collaboration with yellow
You look ridiculous, but I don't know sometimes I'm kind of waiting
At least you got these pins for safety
Good one dad. Oh, you actually need to cop this hat because this is you
It's my literal perfect hat. It's called a bad hair day. I haven't washed my hair in like ten days
We ended our new world tour last weekend and I still haven't watched my hair from that tour
And now that I have this hat of mine
When I break the code can't wear that
After a long day of shooting a music video
We'll be created a song new world at first
It was birthed from the concept that it's about a new world where cultural diversity is very important
You did what Oh gotcha. Gotcha
She represents a culture that we've never
Collaborated with she's an amazing Chinese rapper and she absolutely slayed the second verse and she's better. Yeah
This is our first time really being exposed
to Chinese culture everything from like the fashion and even just like little customs here and there and so I feel like this is just
The beginning of our exposure to Chinese culture, which is so beautiful
It's like saying, you know, well you make me look stupid
What it's fresh no, no, there's an eyeball there's a No
Oh
Fungal it's freaking up full panic mode
He gets camera shy no, I like your shirt man. Yeah, cool. Give me a DAB real quick. Yeah. Oh
You the hair thing you'll see you dirty. My hair's right there. Wow. Thank you very much
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The Originals | Inside: What, will, I, have, left | The CW - Duration: 2:04.
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What If The Mothman Was Real? - Duration: 5:00.
Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.
The Mothman is a dangerous flying creature first reported in West Virginia on November
12, 1966.
It has since enjoyed a good deal of fame, thanks in part John Keel's book The Mothman
Prophecies, which would go on to become a film starring Richard Gere.
Many assume that it's simply an urban legend, but what if this freaky flying fella actually
existed?
Let's explore.
If you want more What If videos, check out our "Biggest What Ifs" playlist on the
channel.
Now get ready, it's time to ask the question: What if The Mothman Was Real?
There are a number of tales put forth by people who claim to have seen The Mothman, and while
the description varies somewhat, there are definite similarities between them.
Despite its name, The Mothman actually resembles a moth rather little, aside from the fact
that they both fly.
It's said to more resemble an owl or crane in appearance, standing 7 feet tall, with
a wingspan of over 10 feet.
While there's some disagreement, many reports included references to large eyes that seem
to glow in the dark.
It's said that he can fly over 100 miles an hour, but when on foot, shuffles along like
a penguin.
The first Mothman sighting in 1966 involved five men who were preparing a grave in a cemetery.
All of a sudden, they noticed a large, brown winged creature rise from the trees.
The scary part?
They all swore that it was humanoid.
The second sighting that would bring fame to the Mothman came 3 days later, when two
young married couples saw a winged creature with two large eyes, looking to be six or
seven feet tall, and resembling a man.
This time, they fled, only to be pursued by the beast at speeds of up to 100 miles an
hour.
Talk about terrifying.
That same week, a local building contractor named Merle Partridge reported his TV screen
suddenly going on the fritz, going dark and showing strange patterns.
When he looked outside, he saw two red orbs that resembled eyes, but not those of any
animal he knew.
His dog made chase, and was never seen again.
At least, not alive.
The next few days saw a number of sightings of a similar large, flying creature.
Then, when a bridge collapsed suspiciously the following year, the Mothman legend was
born.
These stories certainly sound farfetched, leading most people to assume they were either
a trick of the eyes, or dishonest stories told for attention.
Let's be real; the people who DID see something probably just saw a sandhill crane.
However, we're not asking if the Mothman actually is real, we're wondering what would
happen if he WAS real.
So let's set aside the improbability of the thing, and use these stories to figure
out how a real life Mothman might change the world as we know it.
Of course, if there was a giant man-moth flying around, there would be grave consequences.
First of all, Karl Pilkington would be awestruck.
Let's see how many people get THAT reference.
But this would also, of course, result in a number of attacks.
The beast seems to be aggressive and highly dangerous, and would likely assault anyone
it found in the open.
It would also attack pets and livestock.
However, if there was a large, flying dude snatching people and killing animals, there's
a good chance that people would want the thing dead.
And in this case, the large number of guns in the United States could come in handy.
Now, it's true that West Virginia is not the most heavily armed state in the US, with
only 9.4 registered firearms for every 1000 citizens.
However, between those guns, illegal firearms, and any police or army presence, there's
a pretty good chance that the thing would eventually be spotted and shot.
Unfortunately, this could have some unwanted side-effects.
If people were on high alert for a figure that resembles a human, they could well pull
a Dick Cheney and accidentally shoot another person.
This would, of course, be terrible, so it would be important to hunt the Mothman down
professionally as soon as possible, to limit the hysteria in the surrounding area.
This would be easier with a coordinated effort, especially with the use of technology to search
for the creature.
However, this could prove rather difficult for a number of reasons.
For one, despite a relatively large number of reports, the Mothman has been seldom seen
over the years.
And when it is seen, it tends to move quickly.
This, combined with the intense fear and paranoia experienced by those who run into it, would
make it rather difficult to hunt it down and kill it.
Furthermore, the story about the Mothman interfering with electronics would have some serious consequences,
both good and bad.
On the bright side, this might allow people to know when the Mothman was nearby; if their
electronics began to malfunction, they should be on the lookout for the beast.
However, this would make hunting the creature more difficult, particularly at night, since
it could result in various lights and sensors malfunctioning whenever you were close to
catching the thing.
However, it should be noted that it doesn't seem to affect the electronics in cars, so
it could be that this ability is not quite so potent.
And now we return to our question: What if The Mothman was Real?
Well, as is common in these videos, people would probably start dying.
However, since there's no indication that the creature would be especially durable,
the prevalence of firearms in the US would likely make it easier to deal with.
This would, however, likely result in accidental collateral damage, which would necessitate
a quick and professional attempt to locate the beast, and either capture or kill it.
It's possible that this would be made more difficult since it might have the ability
to inhibit technology, but if the attacks continued, there's a good chance that it
would eventually be killed.
So at the end of the day, it would likely keep away from humans, in which case we wouldn't
be affected, or it would eventually be killed or captured.
Thank you for watching Life's Biggest Questions, I hope this was interesting and informative,
and maybe even inspired you to look into it further on your own.
If you liked this video, please thumbs up and subscribe to the channel down below.
While you're down there, let me know if you think the Mothman is really out there.
Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Life's Biggest Questions, wishing you
the best of luck, on your quest for answers.
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RUSSIANS REACT TO MEXICAN MUSIC | Fey - Azúcar Amargo | REACTION - Duration: 5:48.
Now we're gonna react to Fey - Azucar Amargo
Let's translate it
Sweet sugar... no, bitter sugar
Fey is a really short name... just Fey
That's her artistic name
She's drawing
What is she drawing?
Looks like she's in pain
Wow. -Now she's crying
Yeah, the quality of the video is definitely from the 90s
The style of the video
She's probably 25 years old here... she was born in 1973
So yeah, it's probably 1998-1999
She has awesome pants
Bitter sugar, it's probably about love
She's thinking about the past and it makes her sad
This sounds like Yuri Shatunov
She's gorgeous
She was holding a gun
How many people do live in Mexico?
Many, more than in Russia
No way! We have 144 million people, it's not possible
I like those dance moves
It remind me of the music of your childhood
Disco music
Look, they set the stairs on fire
Nice box
She keeps her gifts in there
Special effects
The video looks beautiful for those years
I like her so much
Why? -She's so beautiful
I feel like I've heard this song before but in Russian language
Maybe some Russian singers copied it
I like her outfits. She always wears cool pants and jackets
And she dances very well
OMG
Look, she's taking a shower
I think it was an expensive video
She was probably signed to a lable and they invested their money into the video
There are probably both poor and rich people in Mexico too
Many Mexicans come to Russia for football
It's not so cheap
This song reminds me of the 80-90s so much
Even though I wasn't born yet
You used to listen to similar songs
Why didn't they show that guy in reality?
She was remembering him and now she's sad
Maybe she was just imagining her perfect man
He never existed and she was just dreaming about him?
She's imagining her perfect man that doesn't exist
You think that she's dreaming
And I think that she just remembering her man
Our subscribers will tell us who is right
Which one of us is right, guys?
The video was so awesome, reminds me of the 80-90s so much
The video quality... -And the girl is very pretty
That video was probably recorded on a VHS tape
Awesome, awesome
Sweet sugar -BITTER SUGAR!
Beautiful girl, she dances very well. Great outfits as well
And awesome disco music
Everything is in the 90s style
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Why "Superbad" Still Holds Up - Duration: 13:26.
When it comes to high school comedies, you've got a lot of different options.
There are the few genuinely great films that use the end of high school as a backdrop for
asking some of life's bigger questions.
Some make a point at commenting on larger cultural issues, or what it means to "be yourself",
and some just want to make you laugh.
Superbad is one of the few that does all of those things.
That's the coolest fucking story I've ever heard in my entire life, that's insane!
Can I hear it again?
Even though Superbad was released more than ten years ago, it still stands as one of the
greatest high school comedies of all time because, first and foremost, it's still really
funny.
Due in large part to its all-star cast, many of whom got their first big break through
Superbad.
They shot the film digitally and would let the cameras roll for hours so the actors could
improvise as much as they wanted, some of the funnier bits of dialogue only exist in
the film because of an improvised moment, like this conversation here with Seth Rogen
and Bill Hader.
When I first joined the force, I assumed there was semen on everything, and there was some
huge semen database that had every bad guy's semen in it, there isn't, that doesn't exist.
I often go to sleep and dream of waking up in a world where everything is covered in
semen.
I mean, who doesn't?
And that's the only way you can find DNA by the way, is if it's in the jizz.
The best DNA is in the jizz.
And they always had the great script to fall back on when all else failed.
It also helped that many of the actors meant to portray high school students were actually
the appropriate age, or at the very least, close to the appropriate age.
As opposed to something like, say, Grease, where I honestly don't know what they were
thinking.
There's also the added benefit that many of the film's most iconic scenes happened in
real life, like the now infamous period blood scene.
Oh shit, I'm gonna fucking throw up.
Some period on my fucking leg?
Since they started writing the script in middle school, they had more than a decade's worth
of true stories that could find their way into the film.
But it was always a collaboration, between the producers and the director and the cast
and the writers, to make sure that they were telling a story that felt honest, even when
certain scenes would escalate to insane heights.
Something else that has always stood out to me about Superbad is its lack of cashing in
on nostalgia.
And what I mean by that is that there are obviously certain comedies that were made
after the time that they take place in, so just by the nature of it being a reconstruction
of a certain setting is going to end up taking advantage of the nostalgia of that time to
help tell their story, but even the different teen comedies that were set in their own present
day still tend to rely on a lot of pop culture references to guide the humor, and more often
than not the soundtrack is comprised of all of the biggest hits of the time.
I think Shrek is a perfect example of what I mean, I know it's not a high school comedy,
but bear with me.
It makes so many references to other popular films from that era, and ends up losing a
lot of its own agency as a result.
I have a hard time imagining new generations of kids flocking to that movie the way that
my generation could, because we understood every reference, and it came out during a
time when people still thought Smash Mouth were cool.
But Superbad doesn't make this same mistake, there's very little that cements it as a movie
that came out in the mid-2000s.
Obviously things like the clothes or the cell phones are dead giveaways, but take a listen
to that soundtrack.
The film's soundtrack is soaked in funk, soul, and classic rock.
And its original score by Lyle Workman maintains the same sort of groove throughout.
And outside of what I mentioned earlier, or the scene with the video game or something
like the Coen Brothers reference, almost every joke still works, regardless of if you grew
up with the film or not.
The comedy comes from a place that's familiar to just about anyone the film would be marketed
to, teens getting drunk and trying to get laid is hardly a foreign concept to American
audiences, trying unsuccessfully to buy booze, trying to find the right clothes to wear to
make the right impression, that one friend who doesn't really belong in the group.
All of these concepts could exist within a film set today, or even back in the 1950's.
And having an eclectic soundtrack that spans several decades and several genres, allows
the film to stand on its own two feet without having to pander to whoever was 17 when the
film came out.
Films end up as a sort of time capsule, teen comedies especially.
Because they don't revolve around spies or war or action heroes, but just regular people
living at least mostly regular lives.
And while it can be cool to create something that's effectively time stamped into a certain
era, either for those trying to relive their youth or for those whose time came long after,
I think there's something to be said for a film like Superbad to form it's own style
by mish mashing so many others into one movie.
But at the end of the day, it depends on the story you're trying to create, and there's
no denying that some films were made better by going in the other direction, but what
stands out to me more than music or costume choices is how problematic some of the behavior
or language starts to look upon rewatching certain movies.
No really I'd like to but I can't.
If old Mr. Simpson came in here and saw me dancing with one of you sexy littl-...excuse
me, one of you young ladies, he'd have my rear end.
Okay, thank you.
Yikes.
But what about something a little more recent?
For those who didn't grow up in the early 2000's when the American Pie movies were still
relevant, it's pretty hard to describe just how wildly popular these films were.
The franchise has grossed over a billion dollars worldwide(seriously), people everywhere were
quoting the movies non-stop and it spawned a whole host of other raunchy movies that
tried to capture the success of the films.
But nowhere did anyone seem to mention a really troubling scene.
For some context, Jim has a crush on the foreign exchange student Nadia who asks for his help
with studying, so he invites her to come over to his house after she finishes with ballet
practice.
Perhaps I could come by your house afterwards?
I could change clothes at your place.
His friends proceed to tell him to "get some balls" and live broadcast webcam footage of
her undressing on the internet.
Skipping past the fact that if she's in high school, she's likely a minor, making this
child pornography, but even if she's a legal adult, no one seems to have a problem violating
her consent or privacy.
In fact, they question his very manhood for his retiscence to the idea.
So of course he does it, and because it's a movie, of course she ends of just laying
around naked, and of course ends up finding his dirty magazines and begins touching herself,
and then obviously when he comes back she's totally into it.
But uh oh, turns out he sent the link to the whole school, and the only logical follow
up is obviously for her to fall in love with him, and continue a long distance relationship
of sorts when she moves back home.
It's literally porno logic presented in a movie targeted towards teenagers.
Telling guys that it's totally fine to set up a secret webcam to spy on naked women,
and it's totally fine to share that footage with all of your friends, and don't worry
if she finds out, she won't be mad, she'll be so flattered she'll want to have sex with
you!
And to make things worse, there's a very similar scene in the sequel where they literally break
into someone's house, and watch them undress from their closet while their friends spy
through the window.
The point being that the guys think they're hot lesbians and want to watch them in action,
the women use this chance to get revenge which feels like an improvement on the problematic
scene from the first film until you get to the end of the movie and what happens?
Oh right.
Now compare all of that to this scene from Superbad.
Evan has had a crush on this girl for a long time, and they've shared some small flirtation
throughout the movie leading up to the party, but when he gets there, she's already hammered,
so he asks the question.
And if I get with her and I'm not drunk, isn't that unethical?
Oh, not if you're drunk too.
I guess, I don't know.
Nervously not trying to screw up his first real chance with her, he starts pounding liquor
as fast as his stomach can handle to try and catch up.
She's obviously lucid, and more than giving of her consent.
But it would still be taking advantage of her.
So he awkwardly resists most advances, and tries to slow the situation down, even when
she criticizes him for doing so.
I don't understand why you have to be such a little bitch about it.
Did you just call me a bitch?
Yes, a scared...
See, I think we're not thinking clearly.
*vomits*.
Ahh!
Holy shit, oh my God.
Go get Gabby!
And while he may have been thinking he screwed everything up, it turns out to be quite the
opposite.
When they run into each other the next day at the mall, she apologizes, and even thanks
him for being a nice guy.
Oh that's okay.
Despite all of the foul language and often misogynistic dialogue, they're actually decent
guys that understand the difference between right and wrong, they understand that consent
is important but so is the context of that consent, really it's all about following one
simple rule.
To the respect- Guys!
-women.
To people respecting women.
The film sets itself up like any other dumb comedy about teens trying to get laid, and
there's plenty going on in the earlier parts of the film that suggest it's just as sex-obsessed
as any other high school movie, but what's made clear by the end of the film is that
all of this is really about their own anxiety at going to separate schools for the first
time in their friendship.
And this is their last ditch effort to find a girlfriend for the summer to make that transition
easier.
I mean, there's a reason that the most emotionally vulnerable scene in the film is between the
two leads, as they profess their love for each other.
It's like why don't we say that every day?
Why can't we say it more often?
I just love you, I just want to go on the rooftops and scream "I love my best friend
Evan!"
We should go up on my roof.
For sure.
I want the world to know, it's the most beautiful thing in the world.
Something else that you'd be hard-pressed to find in any other teen comedy until Superbad
came along.
Despite the hard R rated language, it's a surprisingly wholesome film, that dismantles
some of the more unfortunate symptoms of masculinity that says a women is a prize to be won, or
that any intimacy between two men must mean that they're gay.
And it's all hidden under enough dick jokes that it doesn't feel like a preachy after
school special either, making it actually stand a chance at reaching the audience that
needs to hear it most.
So while Superbad may not be my favorite comedy of all time, that spot would belong to Fear
and Loathing in Las Vegas, which I might cover at some point if there's enough interest(hint
hint: comment below if you'd like to see that video) I think that Superbad gets so many
important things right, by not relying on parody or pop culture for its laughs, by not
reinforcing troubling behavior of men that sees women only as objects for sex, and by
allowing two men to show each other genuine affection, sets it above most of its peers,
and in my opinion, hasn't been topped since.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story Cast Pronounces Star Wars Words and Names! | The Star Wars Show Extra - Duration: 1:50.
- Language in "Star Wars" is pretty fluid.
There's a lot of words that are pronounced all different ways
by different people.
- I wanted to give you this list and see if there
are any of these terms--
- You really expose me now. - I'd love to get--
- [LAUGHS]
- --your take on these commonly pronounced "Star Wars" terms.
- OK.
- We just kind of want to see what
your initial gut reaction is.
- Oh, no.
- We're just gonna see what you think about it.
- OK.
- There's no right or wrong answers.
- OK.
- I think I'm very particular about saying
the word the right way.
So I think I'm pretty good at this.
- Well, "Hahn." We can do "Hahn."
- "Hahn." - "Hahn."
- "Hahn." - "Hahn."
- "Hen." - Not giving up on that one.
- Not giving up on that one. - "Foll-con."
- "Foll-con." - "Fal-con."
- "Fal-con." - "Fal-con."
- You're on a "Foll-con."
- No, I'm a "Fal-con."
For ages I was a "Fal-coon."
And then I was told that it was--
[LAUGHS] - "Foll-con."
"Foll-con." "Foll-con."
- "Dom-nall" Gleeson.
[LAUGHTER]
- "Jar-ack?"
- "Jar-ock."
Actually, these are pretty hard. - "Jeh-rock?"
No, uh--
- There is no way to say these wrong.
- Are these wrong? - That's the trick.
- I just did. - [LAUGHS]
- I just always said that was the cool chess
that Phil Tippett created. - "Doh-nall" Gleeson.
- Yep. That's a tough one.
- I love that you put in that name!
- [LAUGHS]
- "Dom-ha-nall Glee-sohn."
- "Lay-ah," we know that. - "Lay-ah."
- "Lay-ah." - "Lay-ah."
What does anybody say other than "Lay-ah?"
- "Lee-ah." - People say "Lee-ah?"
- "Lee-ah." "Lay-ah."
Princess Leia, damn it. - "Don-too-win."
- "Dan-too-een."
- "Dan-twan."
- "Dan-twan," the French pronunciation.
- "Don-twah."
- And, uh, yeah.
So that's good for now. What else you got?
- "Nee-in-nim." - Uh, "Nee-in-noom."
- "Nee-in-num." - "Nee-in-nub."
[LAUGHS] "Nee-in-nub."
- "Dom-in-all" Gleeson. I got that one.
- It's "Don-ull." - Damn it!
[LAUGHTER]
No!
The one sure I was so confident!
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HOW TO DO THE FLOSS DANCE 💗 JUSTICE - Duration: 1:42.
Hi, I'm Khloe, Girls with Heart.
Hi, I'm Leilani, Girls with Heart.
And we're going to teach you how to Floss!
Okay, first things first,
is make sure your feet and legs are apart.
Step two is to put your arms out
and then step three
is to put your hip to the right.
Step four.
Is switch your arms and move you hip to the other side.
The next step is, you're going to take your hips,
bring them forward and arms back.
And now let's put it all together.
First arms forward, and hips back.
And then switch
Switch your arms, hips back, arms forward.
Now put your hips forward and arms back.
Let's start from the other side,
so switch,
and then hip.
And then switch and hip.
Switch and hip.
And switch and hip.
Let's do it a little bit faster.
Out!
Switch, hip.
Out, switch, hip.
Out, switch, hip.
Out, switch, hip.
Out, switch, hip.
Out, switch, hip.
So, thanks for watching our tutorial.
And now you know how to Floss like a boss!
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Trump is facing a major test from the dark - Duration: 3:30.
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Flat Broke & Breaking Into the Music Business Part Three - Duration: 7:44.
hey guys Trey Vittetoe here and welcome to part three in my series about being
broke and breaking into the music business so today I'm going to talk
about what kind of space you need to set up your studio and ultimately I want to
talk about how you can start getting your music out there and making money
for you and also if you're an artist how to start setting up a fan base for
yourself so stay with me and check it out
so today I'm going to start by talking about recording space where you need to
set up your small studio recently somebody asked me a question about how
they could afford to rent a space to set their studio up when they were already
just barely getting by I had to ask him why do you need to rent a space so when
I was first married I just set up my studio in a spare bedroom some of my
friends were setting their Studios up just in their living rooms I would run
cables into the bathroom where I could track vocals or mic up amplifiers was it
ideal no but it worked and I made a lot of Records there when we moved into a
house I took over half the garage I spent maybe two thousand dollars
building it out and buying some acoustic foam too dead into space and I'm still
using that same space today I had no idea what I was doing when I started
building out a studio on my garage I needed to build a wall in the middle so
I could have the other half of my garage for storage I didn't know how to build a
wall so I went online and searched how do you build a wall now my space isn't
big but people love coming here and writing and recording in this little
space is where I've had all of my real success it's true that if you're in an
apartment or a dorm you're probably going to need to do a lot of your work
on headphones you'll need to plan out time to record vocals and other
instruments but most of my time as a pop producer is done working on programming
scents and drums and mixing so a lot of that can be done on headphones anyway
using your living room or your bedroom for studio is completely doable just
remember if you're if your room is kind of noisy or echoing throw up some
blankets throw up some foam back in the day people would literally put egg
cartons on their walls it doesn't look very nice but it breaks up sound and it
gets rid of reflections don't feel like you're restricted from starting a music
career or setting up a studio if I've got is your bedroom or your apartment so
the last thing I want to talk about in this series is it how to get your music
out there once you've created it how to find opportunities to sell your music or
if you're an artist how to build a fan base some of these things I've addressed
in other videos so check them out on the screen somewhere here as well
so if you haven't already figured it out the music business is in chaos it has
been for almost 20 years in the early 2000s music piracy and a
flagging economy decimated the industry for that there was a lot of money
flowing in the music industry record labels were signing artists music sales
were great but during the.com days when music became compressible in formats
such as mp3s and downloadable from computers people just started grabbing
music for free online company sprang up the facilitated music piracy and music
sales hit the wall there was a huge debate about it in which people thought
that in taking music for free they were just skimming a small part off the top
of a huge economic pie and since everyone in the music industry was
raking in millions stealing a little music for personal use wasn't any big
deal it wasn't hurting anyone but that rationale along with an economy that
took a dive after 9/11 left the music industry in tatters I was a part of it I
saw it almost overnight companies went belly-up every few days you'd be sitting
in your office and someone would come in in tears and say they had just been let
go you would arrive at work in the morning to learn that an entire
department was dissolved sometimes whole offices were shut down Christmas was the
worst time that's when entire companies were closed it was dismal and it went on
for years really it's still going on but things have stabilized somewhat over the
years well what does all that have to do with you getting your music out there
and making money from it well as it turns out the same thing that pulled the
carpet out from under this bloated ego driven industry back then has today put
the business back into the hands of the music creators so while it's true that
the business was thriving back in 1997 if you were a songwriter or producer or
artist you had to tie yourself to a record label or to a music publisher to
get your career moving you would have been beholden to any number of music
business types and our people publishers managers attorneys anybody that could
help start your career and all of those are
still incredibly necessary but today is starting out you have many avenues to
build your own career by having direct access to those people who need music
fans advertisers TV and film supervisors through various online music services
you can submit your music directly to the opportunities in other videos I've
mentioned a few sites that I've used or my friends have used like music x-ray
song trader taxi these are sites that you can pitch your songs to for
licensing opportunities or for independent artists or to labels for
signed artists and what about if you're an artist is trying to build a fan base
you no longer need a record label to sign you to promote you to set up tours
media events twelve-year-old kids are building huge fan bases on sites like
Twitter Instagram YouTube to the point where they can start going out on tour
with companies like digi tour there are 15 year old independent artists that can
sell out 700 ceders anywhere in the world and bring home $20,000 worth of
merchandise not a dime of which goes to a record label they built it all
themselves and then when their careers reach a point where they can truly
benefit from a relationship with a record company or a music publisher the
business is coming to them when they sign their contracts it will be a
mutually advantageous arrangement one where they have the power to negotiate a
reasonably fair deal for themselves and why because they've eliminated risk for
the company that now just wants to partner with the artist and take them to
the next level and maybe that sounds a little oversimplified but truly that's
the current model and things can go essentially as I've described case in
point is an artist named Johnny Orlando check out his story and you'll get an
idea of how this thing can work in the new millennium alright so while we've
thrown in a few details that hopefully you can use to get started in the
business what I really hope you take from this is that it doesn't take a lot
of money and it doesn't take knowing all the right people to get started in the
music business what takes is what it should take talent
passion determination persistence you need to be able to collaborate with
others and create a product that resonates with an audience then you need
to get it out there keep pushing evolving never giving up amazingly it's
the same formula for success that it always has been and always will be
alright so you guys I hope you enjoyed this I
hope it answers some of the questions that I've been getting and if you did
like it please remember to like and subscribe comment below please check out
my other videos until next time
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Anna Frozen sings «Snowman» La Voz MMD | Blind Auditions - Duration: 3:19.
Welcome to the 6th audition of La Voz MMD!
Are you ready?
A little bit nervous
A little bit?
Don't worry, will be fine!
It's just a time travel
come on!
And how this works?
Do you see a red botton?
no
a joystick?
(that everything goes right)
Anna, what if you stop to hugging and choose a coach?
I choose to...
Miku!
But Anna! Anna have her team complete!
So, that have to be fix it, no?
that has to be fixed...
SHOW RESUME Miku's team: Emotions of Super Mario, Yandere and Anna Pikachu's team: Clooby and free place Sailor Moon: Elsa and free place Maleficent: Draculaura and free place
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Rottweiler-Angriff schockiert München - Experte fordert Hundeführerschein für alle. - Duration: 2:29.
Der Rottweiler-Angriff am Hauptbahnhof schockiert München. Hier erklärt Tierheim-Chef Claus Reichinger, warum ein Hundeführerschein Pflicht sein sollte und welche Vorteile es dadurch für Hundebesitzer gäbe
München - Angesichts der Beißattacken der jüngsten Zeit plädiert der Deutsche Tierschutzbund für die bundesweite Einführung eines Hundeführerscheins
"Es geht darum, die Sachkunde der Hundehalter zu verbessern - und zwar in allen Bundesländern", sagte Verbandspräsident Thomas Schröder im April gegenüber der deutschen Presse-Agentur
Dagegen habe es keinen Sinn, Rasselisten mit angeblich gefährlichen Rassen zu erstellen
Ähnlich sieht das auch Claus Reichinger vom Tierschutzverein München. In unserem Video erklärt er, welche Vorteile der Führerschein auch für die Hundehalter selbst habe und wieso er sich für alle Rassen anbieten würde
Immer wieder heftige Zwischenfälle mit Rottweilern Erst am vergangenen Sonntag hatte ein Rottweiler mehrere Menschen in München derart attackiert, dass er von der Polizei erschossen wurde
Drei Passanten und zwei Polizisten erlitten am Samstag durch Angriffe des Tiers Bisswunden Rottweiler unterliegen in Bayern der Kampfhundeverordnung, ihre Aggressivität kann im Einzelfall aber durch ein Gutachten widerlegt werden
Dieses Jahr gab es bereits Angriffe von Rottweilern auf zwei kleine Kinder in Eching (Landkreis Freising) sowie auf eine Frau in der Münchner S-Bahn
Lesen Sie auch: "Gegen einen Rottweiler haben Sie keine Chance" Die AZ-App für Android und iOS
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