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Rap Monster Joke MV best Reaction!! HES TO LITT!! MUST WATCH 🔥 - Duration: 6:57.
what do youtube youtizzy whatever you want to be called you know I'm saying
welcome back to my channel PrinceIbrahiim and we got another BTS reaction
that was highly requested I honestly forgot to do this one but I just
remembered to do it this is rap monster joke music video so before we get right
into this video again youtizzy I want y'all to subscribe comment like share
and really just enjoy this you know what im saying even though half of y'all
seen this hey still enjoy it this about to be one of my littiest
reactions ever let's do it let's get into it
slow behind computer make sure my volume all the way up
I'll be straight let's do it
hey yeah
yo
what the fuu bra nobody ever told me rap monster was was
crazy like fire yeah
what... this is crazy
and then the beat goes with everything he's saying oh my yeah my man rap
monster going ham God dang yo man that's it bra
that's it I couldn't take that you know what I'm saying not for real deal I had
to walk over my man going ham bro rap monster man probably wanted the best BTS
rappers like you know I'm saying out of the group everybody you know the whole
group can you know do a thing with from what I just heard
rap monster is fire bra I mean I like the whole group but rap monster he
could spit really he's insane man like sheesh hey don't take that man as a joke
foreal cause bro from what I just watch brother that was crazy
what what yall think for real deal I want to try to engage with this video comment
below for real for real for real what yall think was going through his head
and he was either writing this or like doing a music video that was a beast
performance and beast ahh lyrical you know I'm saying lyrical piece that he wrote
I like that further checking it rap monster keep doing your thing BTS keep
doing your thing you know what I'm saying is Prince Ibrahim yeah thank you
for tuning in youtube you know what im saying this comment like subscribe share this
video you know what im saying almost at 1k for it let's get it
anyway man we out this video gllll what's up to my fans travel the world
learn more more bands networking smart till my life expands plane to the beach till i get a tan
yeah your body getting right take a pic with the cam
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Cake Book Tag [CC] - Duration: 7:04.
Hi, YouTube, it's Kathy, and welcome to the Cake Book Tag.
Firstly I'd like to tell you how we got onto me doing this tag. I was sort of tagged by MrsJennaRodgers -
I'll link her down below - but in a very strange way. Sometimes I get bored and I
use that Question feature on Instagram Stories and I ask people questions, like,
what kind of book videos would you like me to do next?
Or is there a tag video you'd like me to do? And Jenna answered that she wanted me
to do this tag, which I'd never heard of before.
There's a possibility I just wiped off some lipstick while getting the sweat
off my face. We're gonna go with it. I can't see myself. It's fine. This kind of
social media back-and-forth is why I also did a bookshelf tour, so you can
click up here to see that if you'd like. But without further ado, let's make some
book cake. Number one is self-rising flour - a book that was slow to start but
it picked up as it went along. We've got to start this one with an unpopular opinion,
but it's Harry Potter in the Philosopher's Stone. Back in 1998, my
little brother, who is not a reader whatsoever, came into my room and said
"Kathy this book is really good; you should read it."
Twelve-year-old Kathy will read pretty much anything and at this point she had
moved on to books with swearing in them. Twelve-year-old Kathy read the first ten
pages and went "meh" and gave it back to her little brother, and then didn't
actually read the series until 2013 - 15 years later. So yes, it picked up but
those first 10 pages, though. Number two is margarine - a book with a very rich plot,
and for this one I've gone with All Our Wrong Todays. This one is a time
travel book - the best one I've ever read in my life, and it's right at the top of
my list for the best books I've read this year. Additionally, if you happen to
enjoy audiobooks, it is read by the author and he does a very good job,
especially in one very, very funny chapter. This book is set in a very
utopian 2016 where there have been tons of technical advances, and then there's
time travel, and then basically he time travels to our 2016 because something
gets messed up. It's not a perfect book but the author approach time travel in a
way I've never seen before and I really enjoyed it.
Number three is eggs - a book you thought would be bad but you ended up quite enjoying it.
Now, I didn't think I was going to hate this book, but I went into
it with a little bit of trepidation because I'm not a big classics fan and I
knew this was a retelling of a classic and
that book is Jane Steele. This is a Jane Eyre retelling - still haven't read Jane Eyre,
but now I've read at least two Jane Eyre retellings and I enjoyed them both.
This one takes place in the same time frame but it imagines as though Jane
Eyre was a murderess. Also, I just really like Lyndsay Faye's writing style, and the
Timothy Wilde series is amazing, except for the fact that they change audiobook
narrators on the third book, for some reason, and he just does the voices wrong.
Number four is sugar - a very sweet book, and for that one I picked Let's Talk About Love
by Claire Kann because that book is goals. Everything about the
friendship and relationship in this book is so freakin' adorable, it breaks the
cute code, and I just love it so much. I was actually in a bookstore today and
like picked it up just to hold it, and then looked at the Canadian price and
went, "I am so poor" and put it back on the shelf. Although, as an aside, the reason I
was in the bookstore today is because I was picking up Spinning Silver, because
this is one if the two book club picks for BookNet Fest, which I'm going to in
September and I'm very excited for it. So I had to pick this up. This is $35
Canadian; really glad I had a $10 gift certificate and it was 20% off, but I
still had to pay $19 even with those discounts. It's just there's no way I'm
gonna get this from the library before September. Number five is icing - a book
that covers every element you enjoy in a book, and some people are already
guessing what I'm going to say. Just say it to yourself in the privacy of your
own homes, or wherever you're watching this video...
Words in Deep Blue.
This one is an Australian contemporary and it has a dual narrative between Rachel and Henry.
Rachel moved away from her hometown about three years ago and is
coming back. Henry lives and works in this family bookstore. I mean, right
there - living and working in a bookstore... but then the relationships of
the main characters and all the side characters are super intriguing.
There are romances. There are moments where you just cry. This book has everything
and I love it. Number six is sprinkles - a book series
you can turn to for pick-me-up, and at first I didn't think I had an answer for
this that I'd read in the last, say, 20 years or so. When I was a kid I read a
lot of Christopher Pike books and I'm sure that I could pick up those any time
and just read them even if I'd before, the same with Nancy Drew, but
I haven't read those since my mid to late teens, so I thought there's no
series that I've actually reread. There is technically one series I have
actually reread, although the series only has two books in it so far, and it's the
Creekwood series. I've read both of these books more than once, so I guess
this counts, and it does give me a pick-me-up because these books are adorable.
And number seven is the cherry on top - your favorite book of the year so far,
and I'm greedy so I want lots of cherries, so I'm going to mention three.
The first one is The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid.
This blew me away. This book is about Monique, a journalist who gets an assignment to
go talk to an aging starlet, and when she gets there, the starlet, Evelyn Hugo, says
"actually you're not here to write an article; you are going to write my biography".
Evelyn Hugo is super famous has never
had a biography written about her before, so this is a very big deal. If Monique
pulls this off, she will make a lot of money. Evelyn is very well known for
having had seven husbands, so Monique starts with a question "who was your one
true love?" and it wasn't one of those husbands. My other two cherries on top of
this delicious cake include The Brightsiders by Jen Wilde, which is about a
group called The Brightsiders, they're a band, they're a teenage band,
they're doing very, very well and their drummer, Emmie King is going through some
hard times. Childhood fame, her parents are terrible people, she has a terrible
girlfriend. And, yes, there are elements of this that can take some people out of
the narrative, because they have problems but they're also rich so the way that
they get away from the problems is just, like, traveling, and yes we can't all
afford to do that, but I don't care about those types of things. If I had that type
of money, I would do that too. This book was extremely queer and
uplifting and I absolutely loved it. I love everything Jen Wilde does.
I'm already waiting for her book from next year because I am so excited for it.
And my third and final cherry is one What If It's Us by Becky Albertalli and adam Silvera.
This book was so darn cute. I talked about it really recently in my last
wrap up, so I'll leave that linked in places so you can check that out.
This book isn't out yet for a few more months but I recently just read it as an ARC
during the 24in48 read-a-thon, which was so much fun. I'll link that in places,
as well, and I'm so excited for it to come out so we can all talk about it.
And there you have it. If you didn't want cake already, I assume you do now, or at
least that's just me maybe? If you've read any of these books and you want to
talk about them, let me know about it down in the comments below. On the way
down to the comments, if you hit that Subscribe button, that would be very nice of you.
You can like and share this as you see fit and I will see you very soon.
Bye!
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Bianca: GO STICK A TOOTHBRUSH UP YOUR ASSHOLE (imsorry)
Bianca: AAaAa
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Bianca: im sunburnt
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Laura Murren with her original song I Dreamed. onongaus.com Tv - Duration: 5:32.
hello my name is Laura Murren today I'm going to be performing an original song
for on song internationals channel and this is an original called I dreamed
that has not been posted to my youtube channel so about a little bit about my
style it's dark it's blunt it's usually forgiving at the end usually there's
some kind of underlying message that you know I just want you to be with me or I
just love you or I just want you to love me or something like that there's kind
of a false bravado throughout this song and so this one is a little different in
regards to that because this one is more follow through there's a lot of follow
through it's not just empty threats of what I might do this is a person who
followed through with their actions and showed us that revenge is best served
remorselessly so anyway there's probably still a message there I'm sure you know
if the the other party were to come back then the person and the song would
probably say all is forgiven but maybe not we don't know so that's not what
happened in the song so let's go and see what happens
shall we this is called I dreamed
I dream
that you were scenes
open up my eyes it to me it was true
I see that you are breaking on the loo
but you only replied that simply wasn't you
say
another one me it's one thing you can't you
while you were seeing someone new
open up my eyes
started breaking on the moon who
it's time you retired your mama ain't no fool
if you don't get well you ain't got shit
you dream but she was seeing some Moo
I see solid it was true
you spray them we were breaking all the rules
not so sorry baby what she love me better than you
it's another one me that Oliva changeful
thank you so much
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Alena Murang - The voice of the Kelabit - 100 Noms Ep 48 - Duration: 9:47.
Hello! Komen i lé?
Today I'm in Laos
but i will take you this time to Kuala Lumpur
to discover my friend Alena Murang
that i interviewed a few weeks ago
unfortunately there is a gap of time between the edited videos and my instagram
that you can follow by the way, it's all in live
so you will see that i 'm in Laos
now in Vang Vieng
there is some big floods
so follow me on instagram etc...
and i introduce to you
Alena Murang
only for you
I'm from a small town called Kuching
which is on the island of Borneo
Malaysia
my dad is Kelabit
and it's a small tribe that is about 4000 people
less than 4000 speakers of the langage
this is called Sapeh
sapeh used to be only played by men
it's played by a few different tribes
along the Barong river
so for example by the Kelabit People
but mostly by the Kenyan
also by the Kayan
so there are 3 different tribes
that speaks 3 different langages
but they are kind of connected through the instrument
and it's very closely related to the river
and to the rain forest
what is so special about Borneo
i think, most of all the environment
the natural environment is so beautiful
we have the oldest rainforest in the world
like for example
flying back to my village
and you just see like a sea of trees
it's like flying off the ocean exept that it's all
these big green trees
and you see this tiny area where the village is
i think everybody in Borneo has a connection to a village
whether they grew up there, or their parents grew up there
everybody is linked to a village
and i think when you grow up
with those values of living together
especially for us, we come from a long house
for example it's 20 families in a long house
for the Iban people you can have a hundred families in a long house
so you live together, it's a communal living
you share your food, you look after each others kids
i think those values
live strong in people from Borneo
like people who live in cities and towns
have a modern city life
i started playing Sapeh because
my cousins and I were learning how to dance
so there is a dance that goes along with the Sapeh
the Hornbill dance
at this time there is only one CD recording
and there was like one or two
sapeh masters who could play for our live
dancing practice or dance shows
so what happened is 7 of us cousins
we decided to learn the Sapeh
so that we can support the dancers
make the song longer, the song shorter
it really came out of a creative need
more than anything else
we didn't really realize the significance of what we were doing at this time
we approached Uncle Mathew Ngau
and i didn't know this but when i was doing an interview with him 2 years ago
so i learned from him about 16 years ago
but 2 years ago we did an interview together
and the reporter asked him
why did he want to teach us
and he said at the time, he didn't know if he should teach us
because we were girls, we were young girls
girls didn't just play the sapeh
what would the community would say about him?
but then he kind of reflected and said
there is no one in his generation that would allowed us to learn the Sapeh
so he said I got to teach them
so we were actually his first students
music and art is a form to tell stories
and to share emotions
music is a tool to do that
so i think it's a lot about
stories, connecting people to the stories
every human, like every person has a story
and every story comes to a place
so music is like this big complex thing
that connects humans to each others
and to different places
at different points of time
i actually did this one in art school
that's my final project
it's taken from a photograph of
"Topok Mong" this lady
and my uncle took the photograph of her
he is a photographer so i saw
this photo of her
and i was like "oh i love the lines of her face"
i have to draw her
and Uncle said that
he asked if he could take a photo
and she went and put on her best clothes
and her ear rings
necklace
and things important to us
and a few weeks later she died
it took me i think
20 hours to draw it
i didn't get up, i didn't eat, i didn't sleep
I finished 2 pencils
this is a grandfather who was really close to us
and he was the first head master
he sadly died last year
he was the great chief of the Kelabit people
i started this piece for fun
and i kinda just drawed this girl
i didn't know where the piece was going
and my uncle Elias came to stay with us
in KL in the city
for a week
and when i was little, Uncle Elias used to paint
and used to carve around the house
i think he has been a big influence on me
he came and he was: i feel like painting
go to my studio paint anything
and he decided to paint on one of my paintings
which i loved
this is his typical style
and then i did a little bit more
hello I m' Ludovic, i live in Reunion island
i would love to know, musically what is your dream?
Hi Ludovic
thanks for your question, that's a really big question
as a musician what is my dream?
i never thought i would be a musician
i kind of took everyday and every year as it comes
and i think ultimatly what i love doing the most is
connecting with people
connecting with other artists
is something that is so special, amazing, and so deep
when i sing people don't understand the langage or the words
but they feel something
and for me i 've done my job as a musician
if that happens so i really hope, i can continue doing that
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I MAKE HOMEMADE HUMMUS - Duration: 7:24.
hey guys what you're looking at here are some soap chickpeas I'm going to make
some homemade hummus now that I decided to incorporate with the juicing raw and
I mean 95% raw that means they'll only be a rare occasion will where I'll have
some chicken some beef or some fish or some shrimp to add along with my meals
but I'm going to for a while have it roughly raw foods in juices so if I'm
not drinking my juices which is still a form of eating but just in a liquid form
it will be raw foods um however this is something that is a cooked food but it
is vegan it's hummus and I'm going to start
making homemade hummus because I'm spending too much money for a small
container along with tabbouleh and I'll show you in another video how to make
the tabbouleh um so over here is my pink : salt which
I'm starting to run low on I'm going to add that to the beans and then I have my
garlic powder that I'm going to add to the beans and I'm gonna also add some
oil old-school method that southern cooks people who cook southern way which
I have all my life and so has my grandmother and my mother is they soaked
dry beans overnight which I did with the chickpeas then they season they put the
water in the pan with the beans then they season the water with you know um
onions and green peppers and season assaults and and garlic powder and
pepper and all that stuff what I'm gonna do is I'm going to keep it really simple
it's going to be two ingredients to season it and then re season it when the
hummus is which the chickpeas are done and I have to
mash and puree them so I'm going to for now while I'm waiting for this boy this
water to boil it's on high I'm gonna add my people and salt in garlic powder and
when the beans are cooked I will come back to show you and then after I
prepare it I will come back and show you the finishing product because this
sister here is gonna stop making fresh chickpeas whenever I need some hummus
and I'm gonna be making fresh tabbouleh and I will show you that video the the
week that I use in the tabbouleh is already ready it has been since
yesterday very easy to make the tabbouleh
that'll be a separate video don't want to overwhelm you guys and I will see you
in a second okay the beans are completely done I just turned off the
stove and I'm going to let them cool I'm also going to separate the beans and
what's left of the bean liquids so that I can use it along with the oils that
are going to be added to the hummus to make this nice and smooth so I will be
back when it's all prepared so the chickpeas have been transferred to this
Tupperware container there's still piping hot some people like to take the
skin off of it because it makes it smoother I'm going to blend mine's hot
and I have a technique that they're gonna be schools either way I'm also
going to use 5 garlic cloves you can use more I like mines really garlicky and
some lemon I don't know how many I'm gonna use yet but I will tell you how
many I use of lemons and also this is the liquid from the chickpeas
I'm going to use that as well as the oil which I don't have out I'm going to use
some olive oil as I puree these beans um and I have the salt pickling salt that
I'll be using in tahini sesame seed paste very very important to have you
tahini that gives it the flavor you're looking
for besides the lemon in the garlic can't forget all this stuff here so once
this is all put together I will give you the total ingredient juice so you can
make this for yourself and I'll be back
so here's the finished product this light needs to go on should have been on
the whole time so here is the finished product so I
ended up not using all of the chickpeas I could have used maybe 1/4 of the bag
in made for big servings of comments at one time or I mean at four different
times I mean I use half the beads that you guys seen in the bowl pureed it with
the tahini for a whole pound of hummus it consists of half a cup and I
basically use I mean a whole cup I'm sorry but I use half the cup so this is
the finished product of my hummus homemade fresh garlic tahini and
chickpeas with three whole lemons that I use I juiced them and then I added it to
the hummus didn't need to use any salt because when I soaked the beans
overnight there was a pickling salt already infused
drybeck beans when they were soaking and also I when I was cooking the beans I
sprinkled a little bit of salt inside of the water I pretty much put my own touch
on how to make my chickpeas I kind of followed how the southern way does it so
I didn't have to add no salt when I was making the hummus
I bought the tahini sauce unsalted because I don't know what kind of salt
they use and even if they say sea salt or pickling salt I don't trust it I like
to add my own salt so I didn't have to solve
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