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How Much The Big Car YouTube Channels Make - Is It Worth It? - Duration: 21:15.

welcome back everybody its mark with exotic car play place back at you today

to talk about a little different discussion on cars today and we're

really going to hone in on what do your favorite big youtubers actually earn I'm

gonna show you how to get some of that info and I'm also before we get started

into gathering that information I'm gonna give you some examples of some of

my favorite large big YouTube channels and I'm going to

give you my interpretation roughly of what they earn how they earn it and go

through that whole onslaught of statistics but before we get into that I

want to explain a little something so as a youtuber do you realize that youtubing

is one of any one of three things really it's the hobby guy it's the guy that's

doing things to earn a few bucks on the side and does it kind of for fun but

maybe collecting a few dollars and then there's the business guy the business

guy is truly recognizing an opportunity to cash in on advertisements and

advertising agencies or the replacement of that they realize that there is a

place for this type of person that has a certain level of creativity and passion

that they can convert to the viewers that will equate to dollars and cents in

their pocket so before we get started on that I need to explain something so to

be a successful youtuber the one thing you have to understand is number one you

have to be passionate about your genre if you're not passionate about your

genre you will get to a point where you hit the wall and you'll find that it

will be very difficult to continue on consistently you'll get to a point where

you'll be saying you're in you'll see I've got a thousand subscribers but

you're growing very slowly or you're not yielding a lot of money and then you

start to ask yourself why am I doing this am I wasting my time that would

suggest you're probably doing things for the wrong reason that's why I would say

start out with a genre that you really feel passionate about maybe it's video

games maybe it's sports how about music or makeup whatever it is that you feel

passionate about that passion will convert

viewers because your passion will exude energy and that will get people excited

and that excitement and consistency will drive your success and so a lot of the

youtubers that you'll find the big youtuber channels the car youtuber

channels that have found success in most cases are those that have been

consistent they've been around for a few years and they work at it virtually

daily now you don't have to post daily that's not what I'm suggesting what I'm

simply stating is that consistent offerings sometimes it's only one video

a week sometimes it's two or three videos a week sometimes it's a daily

vlog whatever that is you will find what works for you again coming back to the

overall passion and what you decide how you want to decide to proceed is really

the main thing here because again if you don't pick the right genre you're going to

likely not succeed and I'm going to show you we're gonna walk through some of the

statistics and I'm gonna explain to you how much these people earn roughly and

why and how does that come about now before we get into this I need to

explain YouTube has its own sort of sign off when you sign up on YouTube and you

monetize your videos YouTube states that you cannot advertise how much you earn

on YouTube how much they actually exactly pay you what we can do however

is I'm going to walk you through the great little website it's called social

blade and a lot of you guys are very familiar with that I'm sure but we're

gonna walk through that and I'm gonna display for you some of my favorite my

personal favorite large YouTube channels car YouTube channels and how much those

folks earn and then I'm also gonna show you roughly what I earn and how I can

kind of convert that in terms of they'll give you a range but I'll tell you

roughly what I make and I'll tell you kind of what you can expect extrapolate

out and it'll tell you basically what most of other youtubers are earning as

well based on that same type of interpolation if you like so let's pull

up social blade and see what these great folks are making so

let's take a look so first thing what I'm going to do I'm going to show you

I've already got this friend of mine his webpage on here or his social blade page

it's socialblade.com and basically this is a good friend of

mine he lives down in Florida we've been we've really essentially met through the

networking in YouTube and he is what I would consider the example of a you know

a great guy that's passionate about what he does but he's doing it for the other

end of the spectrum he posts about a video I would say a month and as a

result you know the payoff is more or less in line with the frequency of

uploads and so if you look at the statistics

he's got currently he's got a boat he's got about 60 uploads and about 4,400

subscribers and of course with that here is the full statistics of his channel

now if you look at this currently they tell you he's making an estimated

monthly earning between five dollars and eighty one dollars well it's neither

it's not going to be fives not any one that's the peak at either end now

traditionally what I have found is it's somewhere in the middle and I'll show

you my channel here in a moment and it'll give you an idea of course that

translates into $60.00 or $1,000 up to $1,000 in a year that gives him about

roughly $80 per month at the peak so of course it's less than that but that 80

would be you know about two-thirds of that would be probably about 50 bucks a

month and that falls somewhere smack-dab in the middle of that range he posts a

lot of car videos but he's a smaller channel with like I said just under five

thousand subs and with a monthly post that's what he's yielding so let's show

you mine I'm going to scroll down I'm going to type in my channel which is

exotic car play place the way it turns out it's actually ready to go I'll do a

search and there's my channel now now I would consider myself a small channel

but up and coming and the reason I say that is I have full intention on bill

developing my channel into a large-scale I've been at this now for a little bit

probably a good solid couple of years and I'm starting to pick up some

momentum now as you'll notice I've actually got 360 uploads so I've got a

lot of videos in circulation I'll be honest the first bunch of videos were a

little bit you know a little rough around the edges but you learn as you go

and I think I'm producing a pretty nice video these days now you'll notice my

subscriber counts around 11,000 my video views is about almost three million

views so you know in terms of overall channel views I'm actually doing quite

well that's that's over a course of of course you know about three years and as

you see there it started in January 15 but really that first year I only posted

a few low-level videos so I really don't even consider that I really didn't get

started until really mid 2016 where I really got serious about it and so

scrolling down we look at my statistics they rate me as a b-minus which I

consider that actually quite good given my level I've got three hundred and

sixty-five thousand views in the last 30 days and out of that I've got about

1,700 new subs in the last 30 days so 1,700 subs in the last month quite

solid for sure for a channel of this size now here's where it gets

interesting now it shows me a range this is the yearly earnings of 1400 to 22,000

dollars a year now I know traditionally I'm somewhere in the middle and this is

an easier number to look at so this is the monthly dollar range so it's between

116 and $1,900 now I know for a fact where I'm at right now on my analytics

that puts me very close to the top end of the range so that puts me at say

let's just say hypothetically this month I'm going to make around $1,600 in that

month that puts me at about two three quarters the way up that scale so if you

go 75% of the top end of that scale that gives you a pretty close approximation

as to what you're going to expect for your

your monthly salary now let's get it to some of my favorite youtubers I'm gonna

scroll and we're gonna go Doug demuro oh he is easily one of my

favorite YouTube channels he is you know what I kind of aspire to be eventually

at some point that's certainly the direction I'd like to go at some point

he really owns the review channel he is the the guy that kind of leads the way

in this he beats all on comers even the big names the motor trends and all those

guys I know they do more action content but Doug really owns the reviews and I

love his style so we're gonna go into that and he's gonna be an example of one

of the biggest youtubers around right now in the cars onra and Doug of course

he's got 335 uploads two and a half 2.2 million subscribers with about five

hundred and twenty six million views versus my 3 million so he's got

substantially amount of more views than I have but we will scroll down as to his

statistics you'll notice he's a B+ I was a b-minus and going into this now

looking at his range he's somewhere between a hundred and seven thousand and

1.7 million based on my extrapolated interpolated values of about seventy

five percent I would honestly put Doug's annual salary currently at probably

about 1.2 1.3 million dollars that would be my estimation he's making just over a

million bucks a year and of course on the monthly that puts him probably

around a hundred thousand dollars a month and so those are numbers that are

very significant I don't know if too many blue-collar or even white-collar

jobs that are paying a million dollars a month sorry I just don't guys there are

jobs out there absolutely but this here is is a way that a person like Doug is

able to express his own creativity on the screen and do it and March to his

own drum so you know Congrats and kudos to Doug great work that's the kind of

money one of the big guys is making so let's go down to

one of my other favorites and now this is another up-and-coming and where I can

appreciate this this gentleman is the fact that as you can see Strad man that

would be James and so why I appreciate where this gentleman's coming from is

he's got a lot of uploads his channel started in 12 so he's got about six plus

you know and so odd years under his belt but look at his video views he's at two

hundred and forty million views with about 1.2 million subscribers and what I

like about this guy is he was you know your classic blue collar worker kind of

guy you could maybe call a white collar he was an accountant background and so

he had this job that he sounded like kind of a dead-end job he wasn't all

that excited about it schooling sort of evolved him into that

line of work he got to the point where he was fired he was let go because of a

lack of work and he decided to get into this full-time well I would say that was

certainly was not an issue for him and definitely worked out in his favor

although that being said he made some big Gamble's along the way James put a

lot of things on Hawk to buy that Lamborghini which was the basis for his

channel coincidentally but it paid off that gamble paid off and now if you look

James from Strad man is up around I would put him at about thirty thousand

dollars a month or at about probably three hundred probably about three

hundred three hundred fifty thousand dollars a year pretty darn good salary

if you ask me good job there Strad man or James if you will you've done some

great things and again I love the content here's a guy that's a vlogger

that just kind of lives the dream you know he's traveling all over the world

enjoying the travel now see that brings me to another discussion this dollar

amount whatever that is large amounts of it is consumed he's paying for this

Lamborghini parts repair maintenance now he's putting a lot of miles on it

because he does long long distance highway trips across the country he's

doing a lot of travels he was in Dubai here recently as well as a lotta he's

traveling to Europe and doing a lot of expensive trips across the

world which consumes a large amount of this income so he's funneling a lot of

that income back into the channel which is what I want to do as well because

essentially that's the way you can give back to the viewer the viewers are

following you for a reason and therefore I believe in giving back to the viewer

because the viewer is following you for that exact point they want to see what

you have to say so why not live live your life through the camera's eyes and

share that with the viewers so let's get on to the next one another gentleman

that has been around for some time now is I'm sure anybody in the car world is

aware of vehicle virgin's everybody is aware of parker and there's been a fair

amount of discussions around him and some of the drama that he's been

involved with with for example his previous partner this this gentleman

here has done a lot of things and as you can see he's he's been around since 2012

as well very similar to Strad Man James however look at the amount of uploads

he's got 1200 uploads almost 1200 uploads under his belt he has been

working very very diligently very hard producing a large amount of videos

probably a video every other day or possibly in some cases every day

so Parker's been producing a lot of videos as a result he's sitting around

1.8 million subscribers and 446 million views overall for his channel now he's a

B rating which is interesting he is a very high rated highly respected guy in

the biz I love watching his content it's you know you may not always like every

car he's talking about but it's always engaging and honestly he he you know he

has a great way of delivering a lot of his content and honestly like I said

I've been following Parker for some time just because he's an interesting guy to

watch now if you watch here look the subscriber or the the actual count of

dollars he earns a month he's very similar to Strad man probably a

little bit more but he's actually sitting around I would put him at about

forty five thousand dollars a month or about seven hundred well that would be

about five hundred thousand dollars per year so he's making about half a million

bucks a year on vehicle virgins so good job there Parker that's exceptionally

well done and see it's this consistency that I spoke of earlier he I guarantee

you he had some ups and downs along the way but it's the perseverance that keeps

you going and it's the perseverance that gets you success now he's making half a

million a year and the way he's going he's probably going to eventually make a

million plus a year the way things are headed so anyway good job Parker now

another gentleman that is a little bit more kind of in line with where my

channel content is today is Justin Buse and here's an example of a young man

that really has a strong strong focus on quality and if you watch his content it

becomes pretty obvious why he quickly gained a hundred thousand subscribers

now he's been working since 2012 and I'm naturally he has not found the success

you know since 2012 that something like Parker has or Strad man however if you

look at the number of uploads that's almost directly proportional to the

amount of uploads that he's got you know Parker's up around that well over a

thousand uploads and Justin's you know a fifth of that so Justin here what I like

about Justin is the fact that he does a lot of great BMW content but he has a

strong focus on the quality you could tell he's very artistic and a lot of his

photography and a lot of his video clips he does a lot of great artistic work and

he caters to a brand right now that I'm currently opera you know driving daily

which is BMWs and so I've got a strong focus on that so of course I naturally

gravitate to some of his content now Justin's doing quite well hundred

thousand subscribers if you want to know what a hundred thousand subscriber

channel looks like well right now justin is earning about $34,000

a year and with 34 grand a year there that's the peak

he's realistically probably only about 25k a year is that enough to retire on I

would say probably not so that may or may not be a full-time job at a hundred

thousand subscribers like Justin has that could possibly be a full-time job

but obviously you're not going to be able to sustain large expenses you're

gonna live relatively meagerly you're not going to be able to buy all the

expensive supercars that you're finding on some of these other channels like

sell Mondrian or vehicle virgins or even daily driven exotics who coincidentally

is another one of my channels that I love to follow because he is a fellow

Canadian and by the way he's up-and-coming and he's actually growing

at a pretty fierce rate so those are the guys that are you know creating

generating large income and guys like Justin not so much I would put Justin as

a little more than a hobbyist but that's a decision decision he's likely had to

make in the past and as a matter of fact I've seen a video of his where he had to

make that decision and he talked about that decision where you know do I

continue on as a hobby or or do I create content for business perspective you

know to create and generate capital or you know what what do I want to do

that's a decision you are going to have to make and that's a decision I've made

and most these youtubers at some point cross that path so guys I really hope

you enjoyed the video I want to share with you how much some of the biggest

YouTube car channels are making today what I'm making today roughly and is it

something worth your while again I have to express the fact that if you decide

this is the thing for you it is not just a hobby thing if you want to make money

at YouTube it becomes a lifestyle if you want to give your audience the value of

what you're creating you've got to create it frequently on time every time

and it's got to be of good quality content consistent with what your brand

is all about that's really what it boils down to that's how you're going to see

some growth if you're all over the map random videos and scatterbrained that's

not gonna work for you you really have to have a genre in mind and really

narrow in on what you want to talk about be passionate about it be deliberate and

give the audience what they need to hear anyway everybody I really hope you

enjoyed the video it's mark here again with exotic car play place thought I

would share in my perspective on how much some youtubers are making including

myself and it's very important that if you decide to do this that you're

deliberate about it so anyway make sure you give me a thumbs up like share the

video for sure as well and naturally please subscribe to the channel guys if

you like some of the cars I've talked about Lamborghinis a I've got a Lambo

right here this is my Guyardo here of course as well you'll notice I have this

wonderful BMW m5 behind me here so if that's something that piques your

interest I also have an x5 diesel for those that aren't aware of my channel

please make sure you give my channel a subscription thanks again everybody I

hope to see on the next one catch you soon bye bye

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FREE CROCHET PATTERN, HEDGEHOG SOFTIE DOLL, # 2320 - Duration: 9:17.

Welcome to Hecanooga1

Hi everyone, this is Emi, today. I'm going to show you how to crochet this cute little Hedgehog

I'm gonna work with red heart Super Saver yarn and a five millimeter crochet hook

I'm going to make the face in this color and I'm going to do the body with two strands of

This brown color. Let's start with a slip knot ,chain 5

(1 2

3 4 5) slip stitch to join

and form a ring, now carry this yarn end on the outside of the ring

I'm going to chain 1 and I'm going to make 5

single crochet in the ring

(Four

and five)

I'm going to slip stitch to join in that first chain one,... now. I can pull that yarn end and close up the hole

chain one and turn

Single crochet in the next stitch two single crochet in the next stitch

single crochet in the next stitch

Two single crochet in the next one and

slip stitch to join

Now I'm going to repeat that, chain one and turn

Single crochet

Two single crochet, one

Two

One single crochet one

two single crochet one and

Two I'm going to repeat that all the way around so one

Two

One two

one

Two

And one in the last stitch, and slip stitch to join

And I'm going to repeat that for one more row, turn make one single crochet

Two single crochet

One single crochet

two single crochet

You're going to repeat that all the way around, one and two

One and two, and at the end of the row , slip stitch to join

And now there won't be any more increases so it will be chain one and turn

One single crochet in each stitch around so a single crochet

in each stitch all the way around

Okay I finished that row and I'm going to do that for one more row

So I'm going to chain one. I'm going to work in the opposite direction

I can always tell by looking and seeing which way the stitches go

So I'm going to go ahead and do a single crochet in each stitch all the way around

Okay, I worked all the way around, I'm going to slip stitch to join and fasten off and

That's going to be the head

I'm going to bring these two colors over

so I'm going to attach my yarn in that fasten off stitch pull the yarn through and

Going to lock it in with both the yarn end and the working yarn and

I'm going to single crochet in each stitch across the row

So just one single crochet in each stitch all the way around.

Okay, I worked all the way around

slip stitch to join

and

Now I'm going to chain three one two three and turn, and that chain 3 will take the place of the first

triple crochet

single crochet in the next stitch

triple crochet: yarn around the hook two times and

Then complete the stitch pick up the yarn and pull it through

Pick up the yarn pull it through, pick up the yarn pull it through 2

Pick up the yarn pull it through - that's a triple crochet

single crochet in the next stitch

triple crochet in the next stitch

Single crochet in the next stitch and

I'm going to repeat all the way around making a triple crochet and a single, and a triple, and a single

Okay, worked all the way around

and

this is my

equivalent of my first triple crochet and I ended with a single crochet and I'm going to slip stitch to join in the

Bottom of that chain three. So now I'm going to chain one and turn

And I'm going to make one single crochet in each stitch all the way around so one

single crochet

All the way around

Okay, I worked all the way around and I slip stitched to join in the first single crochet and

I'm going to chain three one two three, and I'm going to single crochet in the next stitch

Triple crochet in the next stitch

Single crochet in the next stitch and I'm going to repeat that all the way around

All the way around

Okay, I worked all the way around and I'm going to repeat this two rows

I'm gonna go one round single crochet and then one row triple crochet, single crochet triple crochet single crochet

Okay completed one more segment

So that was one row of single crochet 1 row of triple and single one row of single

One row of single and triple one row of single and one row of triple and single now

I'm going to start decreasing for the back. So we'll chain one and turn and in the next stitch

I'm just going to pull up one loop in the next stitch

I'm gonna pull up a loop

And then I'm going to complete my single crochet go in the next stitch pull up a loop in the next

stitch pull up a loop

complete the single crochet

So now you can see I just have this small opening in the back

So now I'm going to stop and stuff the body.

I've got some stuffing in there already and if you take the eraser on a pencil you can push that

Filling exactly where you want it, so I'm going to stuff it so that the nose is a little bit pointy

And I'm going to just do one more row of single crochet so chain one and turn single crochet in each stitch around

Ok when I went to edit my videos for some reason there's no section and the eyes did not tape

so what I did was I

threaded some black yarn into a yarn needle and then I just went over and over and over just

around and around until I had the nose section covered and then with a needle and thread

I sewed some black beads on for eyes

And there you go, that's how you can crochet a cute little Hedgehog thanks for watching bye for now

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Let's Talk About the Apu Controversy - Duration: 22:59.

you ever watch The Simpsons I yeah but not a lot not a lot admittedly in 35

years that it's been on as I'm said you still you may be seen like ten episodes

okay do you know who the character app who is yes okay so up who is the you

know he's the Indians Indian American convenience store owner owns the the

kwik-e-mart you know there's a there's a little photograph of him if you needed

refresher yeah so a rumor started this week that

the Simpsons cast its so the server didn't come from any producers of The

Simpsons it came from a the producers a producer of an of other Netflix series

that knows those producers and heard through the grapevine that they are

quietly writing a poo off the show they're not gonna make a big deal off of

it a pool because he is accused of being essentially a ratio stare a racial

stereotype offensive to Indian community the Southeast Asian community oh come on

yes I don't think that this is everybody on that show is stereotypical it's a

stereotypical show like yeah Homer Simpson is stereotypical fat dumb mail

from the Midwest the cop is a stereotypical doughnut-eating lazy cop

there's a stereotypical drunk in the bar there's a stereotypical everything yeah

that's what it's about so uh Willie the groundskeeper Willie the Scotsman a

stereotypical Scottish accent yes very Oh typical ball then in red hair like

everybody on that show is stereotypical exactly so yes and then you've got like

the the bumble bee the Mexican bumble bee yeah yeah yeah you think that guy I

mean also but like I know the show a pool and a pool is like a poo a pool you

know it well a play I don't know but a pole he's like a hard-working duties

like I he's an American citizen in the show I think yeah like I remember

reading that and he has a job he owns a business its knowledge grad college

graduate he's like 19 without I know I watched this guy arc from from what I

believe was a stereotype to actually a three-dimensional character over the

years he he found a wife he got married he had a ton of kids you got to watch

him kind of go through that he grabbed you waited his he graduated from the

local college Springfield Heights International sprinkler heights no

Institute of Technology because the acronym spell shit that's why I was

trying to get it out right oh yeah classic Simpsons you up there but but

anyway I watch this very dynamic character evolve and now I'm supposed to

believe that he is still the stereotype that he was in the 80s which is I just

don't I mean shows evolve and this is a show that is timeless because the

characters don't age so you can evolve them and adapt them to the current

acceptable satire level right if you will and I think that they should just

do that why wouldn't they just do that he's because whether you take him off

the show right now you don't have an Indian character on the show I know now

you have a less diverse show right exactly and and he the thing is like

you're trying to conform this guy when he like he was made in the 80s based on

rules that didn't necessarily exist at the time in fact I think he was somewhat

groundbreaking for a lot of people at the 80s in the 80s because he was a

prominent Indian character on the show in comedy she was a on a comedy show yes

and he was a successful immigrant it's hard in 2018 for us to look at it that

way now because now we see him as a stereotype but a stereotypical accident

he's voiced by a white guy who's doing kind of kind of an imitation of an

Indian accent Hank Azaria's accent is pretty accurate it's not like I hate

cartoonish Indians would tell you otherwise what to me it sounds accurate

I mean I've I know a lot of people with Indian accent I don't disagree with you

I don't agree with you I think it sounds good but but I've had people tell me

otherwise and I you know like when you hear someone doing in a bad American

accent and you can just kind of hear it stay back coral right like that kind of

stuff and you can kind of hear that Australian thing in certain words and

maybe that's what it is but also truth is like what a billion people in India

like I'm sure that accent is broad you know what I mean I'm sure you got the

same in every region so like I don't know I just think that would be just as

such a shame like just tweak the writing and make the

writing more appropriate you know yeah so or there I heard like they're like

recast Hank Azaria that's a terrible idea

i I agree but I would rather than recap so that's gonna kill the character but I

would rather than make an attempt at that than to kill off the character

because he offended a handful of people so this kind of started back in 2017

when there was this documentary this comedian made this documentary and it

was called the problem with a poo this Indian American comedian and and

then yeah I just just reminded this is two white guys talking about what's

racist against India people so I don't know you have to maybe take it all with

a grain of salt but like this is all my well does the opinion that I have I'm

not exactly a white guy but that's a conversation that's gonna derail this

conversation we'll talk about that later okay fair so but also 100% of all I

believe 100% of all people have a seat at the table when it comes to giving

their opinion on any topic you can take the opinion seriously or not but it's

like when you know you get into the abortion debate and someone says well

this guy's a man he shouldn't be able to say anything and you got to go wait a

minute you're saying that men don't have yeah a hand in making a child like you

want to at least hear what the man has to say living in this world aren't I

yeah like I exist I'm with you I babies like babies are a thing and it decks

yeah so like everyone should at least be able to just no one's opinion should be

invalid a sure sure sure right and this your name is treasurer kind of the right

exactly which is kind of the argument that people have against a poo which is

you know in the 80s Indians were so invalidate 'add in in entertainment and

our feelings weren't taken into consideration and you built this

character and now 30 years later we have this problem so no one's no one's

opinion is invalid in this and no one's opinion should be invalidated yeah I

agree with that right so Hank Azaria the guy who voices up ooh he's won three

Emmys for the Simpsons but maybe the most skilled and talented voice over

actor vote and he's incredibly nice about this whole entire thing he said

he's willing to give up the character he gets it like I just sleep

on a pile of cash of course this guy this guy's not he's not in it for the

OMS character have to do week great right I mean that's a whole other

budgeting issue that that that uh you know these animation projects have is

they hire like one guy to do nine different voices and it's incredibly

cheap for them cuz you're paying one guy for the work of you pay him a little

more but you're not paying as much as you pay nine different people yeah so if

you have to hire another voice actor that's you know that that money's got to

come from somewhere yeah not saying they shouldn't do it but

no but I hear what you're saying about you know someone said it was the problem

with the poo and like I know that from there's a lot of Indian stand-ups who

just will never do that accent in their act there are some who will do it the

entire act or you know a large amount of it and I think that those two sides

sometimes take issue with one another in terms of like it maybe it's considered

hack or maybe it's considered that's what the audience kind of expects to

hear out of you when you walk on stages in Indian comic and then you'll see an

Indian comic come up and he's got like a Brooklyn accent and you're like listen

guys you know not we don't all talk like that and stop expecting that of me I

definitely understand that yeah I definitely get that but I I don't think

there's anything stopping the Simpsons from having a another Indian character

who does things a different way or his son or whatever you know like you could

there's all the sorts of things it's like in like the first couple of seasons

of Walking Dead where they have one black guy they kill that black eye and

they replace him with another black guy yeah yeah okay well that's one way to do

it no just bring on another one just have a poo and have it as his neighbor

as well and then you have more I don't know it just seems like it seems like

The Simpsons is a show that's like on on on like the liberal side you know like

it seems like you're eating yourself kind of ya know what I mean it feels as

though we're crumbling by being oversensitive to things on our own side

and then dividing ourselves even more even over here on the sort of left yeah

it's the snake eating its tail people ask on this show a lot like are you guys

there bowls are you guys liberals it's like no it depends on what the topic is

right it'll depend on which video you watch

depend on yeah it depends on what the topic is I think that's the problem is

there's this line in the sand of like I mean a conservative or a liberal or a

Republican or I'm Democrat and never the to show meat and that's my thing it's

like no like what what conversation are we having if we're having the

conversation about our poo maybe liberals will be like yeah cut him it's

super racist I'm like no man I like that guy yeah it's an institution I think

it's I totally agree with you yeah I I would can reading up on that a little

bit I'm not trying to change subjects here because I got some more stuff to

show you yeah it's better I'm sweating like a glacier in this yeah I am too

well that's what the suits designed for I literally have if you've ever been

like on a wrestling team or something and you needed eight like lose weight

this is like a suck weight outfit pretty much so so I'm uh I'm I'm I consider

I've been doing research because I get asked that question all the time so I've

been doing research on like what what category do I fit in and I think you

especially working with you on the show I think you fit in this category too of

you know your your political viewpoint because it can't be left because half

the shit I talk about I don't have this left point of view although if you are

right-wing you would see me as left in fact if you call me left or right I

think it says more about you than it does about me that's interesting and I

and I'm not rate dropping knowledge right and I'm not like I'm not against

either so I found this word and it's kind of a funny word but it's called

radical centrism huh so radical centrism and you can look it up and this is kind

of a fudge of the definition but I you basically you pull from the left and you

pull from the right and you pull from anywhere else to get the best reasonable

pragmatic results yeah sounds just like it should be like it's not a centrist

normal it should be but it's a reasonable it's a a knowledgeable normal

it's not a centrist it's not someone who's looking for middle ground who I

can bridge these two because sometimes you've got like you've got like the the

people on one side who are like we should we should kick all Mexicans out

of the country and then you've got people on the other side who say no we

shouldn't yeah you're not looking for a middle ground there you're not like okay

maybe we should kick some of the Mexicans out no yeah no no no there's no

middle ground there we're not we're not kicking anyone out because they

because they're Mexican you see what I'm saying yeah there's other stuff there's

there's other reason to kick people out that's not one of them right so just no

get over you dropping all this knowledge

exactly I just looked at this greet somehow it doesn't register when I'm

looking at you in her life but I looked at the screen and it's more bear than

Ray oh yeah and grumpy bear gummy bears dropping knowledge like testicles that's

right that's right well let me drop the Simpsons video on you so after the after

the problem of the poo came out the documentary The Simpsons kind of

addressed it in one of their episodes with a small scene mmm and I'll show you

like the little scene really quick and then they got some criticism for this

incorrect what can you do right so then it was a very subtly wink yeah a little

wink wink I love that they got some shit for that yeah I do too that's actually

why I like them but they got some shit for that because apparently it felt like

they were kind of blowing off the issue this was this was a few months ago that

came out got like they were blowing off the issue but I don't think if the

Simpsons kept a poo which they may not the rumor is that they're gonna write

him off subtly but I don't think if they if they kept him I don't think they

would go under I don't think they'd have a problem the Simpsons are like the John

McCain of TV where they've just been in office so long yeah that he can go left

he can go right institution yeah it does people are like yeah but its sound

became got a vote for him and the Simpsons is there like symptoms will go

under when it goes under independently of the poo problem they have yeah well

they're all backed up with these at poop oh god don't don't come on man they

really got to let these poop lumps stop it alright the number two a poop this is

why I'm on the show that's true the comedy guy so a few years ago I did a I

did a little cartoon called YF mts and it was the the yours for your favorite

Martian characters I and they're sort of misadventures and

it's dirty and I'd probably watch it now and be like I was stupid but then it was

fun and it was cool and it did really well and all that stuff so we go to uh

we go to avoid the characters and everything we go to voice them and I'm

like I will voice at least three of the main characters I I totally can so I

voiced you know one lead character and he kind of sounds like my normal voice

just pushing like hey man come on dude let's go do this thing like that I mean

I had another one who was kind of a quiet sort of faux British like alright

well we can go do it but maybe maybe it's not the best idea like that

and then I had this third character and I didn't quite have a voice for him yet

and I was kind of talking to the producers about it like well I'm a voice

form yet and he was he was the black character and they were like whoa you

can't voice the black character really yeah and I said why not I created him

and they're like well because you know he's black and you're and I'm like I

haven't talked about race or my race at all so you don't know what the hell I am

so you can't dismiss me right from this thing and they're like yeah but the

optics of it all you can't how is their optics in the voice in a voiceover

there's not and it's also it's also like my show and I created the character and

I've done some singie type stuff for him in some songs and stuff so like you're

telling me that we have to go out and hire an extra actor when I could just do

it I mean as long as you didn't make the voice like super stereotypical

blaxploitation of course yeah I mean then I don't think again it's a it's

like it's like the same conversation is like the Halloween costume and the skin

color and stuff like are you honoring this character or are you mimicking are

you cartooning a entire race of people yeah you know and there was no no I

wasn't gonna like get on the mic and be like yes sir Massa write all that

nonsense like he was just gonna have a an interesting voice the same way my

other characters had an interesting voice there was no like well how do I

make him sound black but that's not that never went through my head at all yeah

at all but anyway I lost that argument I was way out voted voted bike

producers and we had to there was there were a lot well it was one of those like

this is gonna make us all look bad right I mean it's only it's one of those

things that could only happen in the middle of Hollywood where everyone is

you know very hypersensitive very left-wing and I didn't even see it as a

left or right issue who is the woman who's to work for you well I'm not gonna

name God okay but but I'm sure she's probably thinking about was involved in

that conversation yeah I know you respect her opinion right and I respect

the thing I'm not like I respect everyone's opinion who worked on the

show and I didn't want to dismiss it right none of those like none of the

producers or anyone pushing back none of them were black none of them were

because that that would've been an argument for me that would have been

something like someone who's black comes up and says listen here's why that

really would hurt my feelings and we have a personal relationship just so you

know because that personal relationship stuff weighs on me right if I'm gonna do

this and it's gonna offend people I don't even know who probably aren't even

gonna be offended nor are they gonna read the credits and know right yeah

yeah yeah doesn't bother me as much but anyway I lost and we had to pull someone

else in to do the boys and he was great sure he's really nice guy and everything

I'm not trying to trash him but yeah that stuff's real like people want

people want the the the race of the person doing the voice to match so what

is you said before you don't you aren't necessarily white or like what's your

background if you that's gonna derail this oh that was that whole other sex

deal on it that's a whole other side that's gonna derail this by a lot but

just know that I lost that fight yeah in a show that I owned because they people

were really pushing back on me so that exists not even at the national

level like even on the local level people are like listen if you're not

that race don't do that voice I get I mean I do a lot of voiceover auditioning

and I get all different types of races and and what may be one of the things

that they think is in my skill set is I get impressions and I get different

characters and different video game characters and all these things so maybe

it's maybe it's changing back I don't know maybe they just don't look at who's

voicing it and because you boy sit voice over is one of those career paths that

there's so much voiceover out there like even more than commercials like like

every commercial on television also has a voiceover element yeah most of them do

so then multiply that by radio and Internet and all that so this like I

would never have six voice commercial auditions in a day and if I did that

would be a big big big day yeah but I'll very often have five six seven voiceover

auditions in the same day damn and so those there I'm getting all kinds of

different stuff so maybe people are getting over it hopefully they are

because if I ever do get a black role I just talk normal

I just talk like myself like if this is if this if my voice is what you think is

this person of this race is gonna sound like then great cast me for it if you

want me to be trying to talk like you know

Method Man or somebody like that as if you want me to do an impression of

Method Man and that's what it says sure I'll try to do that but I'm not gonna

give you my Method Man just on every black character because he's black you

know what I mean and I think that's what some people think that and maybe they're

right maybe maybe that's what a lot of folks did back in the day or whatever

but like that's I think we're getting smarter I think so too

you know and I think there are ways that I think there are way getting back the

Sims thing I think there are ways that the Simpsons could write this character

into maybe he doesn't own a quicky Mart anymore maybe he doesn't have the

stereotype maybe there's an episode where he has some kind of throat surgery

and comes out and sounds a little different like there's ways to change

him and involve the plot and make it cool and interesting and set an example

for other shows that have sort of aged into this politically correct time just

write an additional Indian or Southeast Asian character onto the show it does

something different because to me there are a lot of Indian guys who own

convenience stores just right you raised it's just reality and there's there's

there's nothing wrong with that that's a hard-working job and people are

supporting their family doing that but to try to say like that doesn't exist is

kind of silly you know I just that that's a reflection of how

many cities in the United States are it makes a lot of sense that's a job that

that a lot of folks from that part of the world do here in the United State

IIIi don't see that as insulting it's not like no one's saying that's the only

thing you can do it's just a reflection of here's some people that we see and

this is what we see in our day III don't know I and again um I don't

have the perspective of growing up as a white guy I saw white guys doing

everything you know lawyer president cop construction guy plumber dancer hockey

player athlete all of these things and if you're a kid who's growing up Indian

and you just see convenience store convenience store a convenience store

maybe like you know some slightly different thing but basically

convenience store I can understand that that's like fuck man like stop putting

is in this hole right or you get the apoo accent yelled at you I watched an

interview with run over and over yeah this woman was like she was uh she was

British but she was like Indian Indian living in England or that kind of thing

she she said sorry ethnically Indian nationally British okay so she said when

she was growing up you know people would do the accent to her kind of mocking her

and how it like hurt her feelings and she would like this character to change

and so from that perspective I see it and I go yeah that would suck that would

hurt my feelings however are we gonna change this entire character because

your feelings because someone was an asshole to you right right what I

mentioned I I I get it but I also don't like major changes because of you know

an an anecdotal story yeah I feel like people are gonna get people are gonna be

assholes to one another for so many different reasons how you can't change

them all you know like I was I got a buddy and he's 611 360 pounds he's a

mountain of a man Wow he's a mountain of a man looks it's

like two friends yeah he looks like a football player but he doesn't play

football and he's a larger-than-life guy who's like the nicest dude in the world

95 99.9% of people who meet him comment about his size and because it's somehow

like culturally acceptable that he's not fat he's not obese no one say anything

about a size some same thing about something being short yeah but like like

multiply that because he's so he's so big and it occurred to me that like like

like and we've talked about it but you didn't really like that very much

yeah I mean like it's like I don't want to talk about the same thing over and

over again it's like I didn't wake up in the morning and be like you know what

Wow I just noticed this about myself someone

says I hope someone reminds me of how a guy yeah but like that's his thing and

we have our things and likes but you can't you can't remove all big things

from shows because of this guy's feelings you know so you're you can't

remedy every single problem that someone's gonna have uh some there's

always gonna be something no you could if you cry about it on social media yeah

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English subtitles

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Todd Steinmetz's LS Powered 85' Chevette - Holley LS Fest - Duration: 2:27.

Always a car guy, just could never really afford it, so now that I'm older, I can afford

to do the things I want to do.

My name is Todd Steinmetz, Bowling Green LS Fest, I'm from Alexandria, Kentucky, just

south of Cincinnati, what would you like to know?

It's an 85' Chevette, 346 bone stock, LS1 bottom end.

It does alright for what it is, it's just over two thousand pounds so it doesn't need

a whole lot of horsepower to pull that weight.

So far my best is a 10.41 at 128.

It was a little skatey at first but once I got the alignment down and all that stuff

it's not too bad, the first 330 is not the best but it gets going pretty good.

I've only had it for a couple of years, just bought it as a little driver and decided to

put an LS1 in it and ran it 11.30 right out of the box with a bone stock engine and a

4L60 and I just decided I wanted more so out came the engine and did a little rebuild and

power glide.

Future goals are to chop the floor out, do a better floor, move the engine back about

eight inches and do a single turbo, 600 horsepower, that should be plenty for me.

I came last year, didn't bring the car, it wasn't really legal so I just drove it down

and just spectated, so this is going to be my first year actually driving down the track.

Awesome and what class are you running?

Just the grudge test and tune, just see what kind of times I can run on a good track.

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Seth's Favorite Jokes of the Week: Trump's Rhetoric, Hillary Clinton's Presidential Run - Duration: 1:54.

♪♪

-Hey, that's Michael. I'm Seth.

These are our favorite jokes of the week.

Despite the man allegedly responsible for the bombs

mailed to Democrats last week being a vocal Trump supporter,

President Trump claimed this weekend

that his rhetoric is not to blame for the attempted attacks,

which is kind of like saying

the first domino isn't responsible for

the last domino falling over.

No, not directly,

but you could've guessed it would happen.

According to new research,

the most commonly fantasied about politician

among both Republicans and Democrats is Sarah Palin.

"Who was number two?"

asked a shockingly confident Mitch McConnell.

Police in Canada are conducting an investigation

after a man reported

that someone trespassed onto his property

and cut his horse's hair.

Even weirder, they gave it the Rachel.

Special counsel Robert Mueller's office has asked the FBI

to investigate reports that women were offered money

to fabricate sexual harassment allegations against Mueller.

Though I don't think anyone would've believed it anyway.

I mean, look at him.

Mueller has never even touched his own butt.

He thinks nodding at someone from across the room

is third base.

When a woman in a low-cut dress walks in, he says,

"Your eyes are up there."

Following reports that Hillary Clinton

is considering another presidential run,

her advisers denied the claim,

saying, "She's more likely to win Powerball."

Of course, even if she did win Powerball,

they'd probably give the money

to somebody who only got five numbers.

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Ep 25. Corsica 2, Coves, Caves and a Yellow Dinghy.- Sailing Mediterranean Sea- Navegar a Vela - Duration: 12:48.

To sail is to discover new places,

to meet new friends,

and return to nature ...

But it is also:

to feel alive ...

to feel the salt on your skin...

It is to be moved,

to love,

We are not making

another sailing channel ...

We are not making a travel blog ...

We are not poets or philosophers,

nor even expert seafarers...

Do not judge us ...

We are simply sharing our emotions ...

Our videos are our memories,

and now we want to share them with you.

We sail along the South of Corsica,

specifically in the Strait of Bonifacio.

We have left behind

the Lavezzi Archipelago

and now we are heading towards

Paranganu Cove,

north of the city of Bonifacio.

We will visit the Fazziolu Islands

and the impressive Dragon Cave.

"Grotte du Sdragonato".

We sail aboard

the Alea Jacta Est sailboat,

an Amel Maramu

owned by Wolfgang,

whose niece Sina is also with us.

Now we are approaching Capo Pertusato,

the southernmost point

in the island of Corsica.

It is surprisingly white

and gives the feeling that the sea

has bitten it away.

Now we are approaching Bonifacio

with its spectacular cliff houses

and the impressive entrance

to its natural harbor.

It seems to be anchored in the past;

nothing has changed in this view

for hundreds of years ...

Even this boat

that seems to come from a pirate movie

transports us to another time ...

But Bonifacio will be

featured in the next episode.

We will enter its natural harbor

to visit the city,

we will discover that Corsica

is much more than beaches

and beautiful landscapes ...

Now we will cover

the little more than one nautical mile

separating Bonifacio from Paranganu Cove,

a beautiful large bay

that is perfect to anchor near Bonifacio.

You need to let go of quite a lot of chain

since it is a very deep bay.

Now we are heading to

the Dragon Cave.

" Grotte du Sdragonato".

It is a spectacular cave,

of which we already showed some images

at the beginning of this video.

We got up early

because this cave is

a first-rate tourist attraction

and boats full of tourists are coming

in all day long...

We want to be alone,

we want the morning lights;

we want to capture

all the beauty

of this place.

- Come on, quick, quick!

- The tourist ship will come in

and crush you.

- Hey, relax, heh!

- Now you do not have to do a lot,

just float and play dead.

- Go there, near the dinghy

The Fazziolu Islands

hide a beautiful cove

and offer protection to anchor

a few sailboats.

It is not too thick;

you need to anchor

and then tie the stern to the rocks

with ropes.

The islands,

the water, the cove ...

everything is perfect!

now we will discover it

aboard the yellow dinghy.

If one day I disappear,

maybe you will find me here ...

If you liked it,

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Dodie Human Cover - ErWeAreArts - Glasses and Therapy - Duration: 2:11.

I wanna pick you up and scoop you out I want the secrets your secrets haven't found

Paint me in trust I'll be your best friend

Call me the one This night just can't end

Ohoh

Will you share your soul with me?

Unzip your skin and let me have a see

Paint me in trust I'll be your best friend

Call me the one This night just can't end

Ohoh

Oh, I'm so human We're just human

Lean for me, and I'll fall back You'll fit so nicely, you'll keep me intact

Paint me in trust I'll be your best friend

Call me the one This night just can't end

Ohoh

I want to give you your grin So tell me you can't bear a room that I'm

not in

Paint me in trust I'll be your best friend

Call me the one This night just can't end

Ohoh

I'm so human We're just human

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Mercedes-AMG GT Roadster: Sports Car vs Racing Drone | Drag Race - Duration: 3:26.

This is our racing drone which we use for drag racing this weekend.

You are at 100 km per hour in under 1 second.

We built that for only one reason:

be faster than the race car.

This is just a standard carbon frame on a 4S battery.

I just have 4x25 ESCs.

I have the AMG GT.

This is the standard road car. And we have 476 horsepower

and the torque, which is really the most fun in this car,

is 630.

It's like an explosion.

From 0 to 100 it's about...

1 second, maybe less.

1 second? It's really unbelievable.

Because this car is around 4 seconds,

which is, for a standard road car, unbelievable.

And if you are sitting in it, it's really like:

wooooooh!

For me it's unbelievable to see, somebody is sitting

next to you while he cannot really see you but is only

watching me through the camera.

It was a fantastic battle against this unbelievable race machine.

Yeah, I would like to do it again, for sure.

Just bring more power then!

Ok!

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Recycling Truck Work Vehicles for Kids Learn Colors

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ANGELINA BALLERINA | KIDS READING WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES - Duration: 5:24.

Angelina Ballerina

Story by Katharine Holabird

Illustrations by Helen Craig

(MUSIC)

More than anything else in the world, Angelina loved to dance.

She danced all the time and she danced everywhere,

and often she was so busy dancing that she forgot about the other things she was supposed to be doing.

Angelina's mother was always calling to her,

"Angelina, it's time to tidy up your room now,"

or "Please get ready for school now, Angelina."

But Angelina never wanted to go to school.

She never wanted to do anything but dance.

One night Angelina even danced in her dreams,

and when she woke up in the morning,

she knew that she was going to be a real ballerina some day.

When Mrs. Mouseling called Angelina for breakfast,

Angelina was standing on her bed doing curtsies.

When it was time for school, Angelina was trying on her mother's hats

and making sad and funny faces at herself in the mirror.

"You're going to be late again, Angelina!" cried Mrs. Mouseling.

But Angelina did not care.

She skipped over rocks

and practiced high leaps over the flower-beds until she landed

right in old Mrs. Hodgepodge's pansies and got a terrible scolding.

At playtime she twirled and spun across the playground so fast

that none of the little boys in her class could catch her, and they were all very cross.

After school she did a beautiful arabesque in the kitchen

and knocked over a pitcher of milk and a plate of her mother's best Cheddar cheese pies.

"Oh Angelina, your dancing is nothing but a nuisance!" exclaimed her mother.

She sent Angelina straight upstairs to her room and went to have a talk with Mr. Mouseling.

Mrs. Mouseling shook her head and said, "I just don't know what to do about Angelina."

Mr. Mouseling thought awhile and then he said, "I think I may have an idea."

That same afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Mouseling went out together before the shops closed.

The next morning at breakfast Angelina found a large box with her name on it.

Inside the box was a pink ballet dress and a pair of pink ballet slippers.

Angelina's father smiled at her kindly.

"I think you are ready to take ballet lessons," he said.

Angelina was so excited that she jumped straight up in the air

and landed with one foot in her mother's sewing basket.

The very next day Angelina took her pink slippers and

ballet dress and went to her first lesson at Miss Lilly's Ballet School.

There were nine other little girls in the class and

they all practiced curtsies and plies and

ran around the room together just like fairies.

(MUSIC)

Then they skipped and twirled about until it was time to go home.

"Congratulations, Angelina," said Miss Lilly.

"You are a good little dancer and if you work hard you may grow up to be a real ballerina one day."

Angelina ran all the way home to give her mother a big hug.

"I'm the happiest little girl in the world today!" she said.

From that day on, Angelina came downstairs when her mother called her,

she tidied her room, and she went to school on time.

She helped her mother make Cheddar cheese pies.

and she even let the boys catch her on the playground sometimes.

Angelina was so busy dancing at Miss Lilly's

that she didn't need to dance at suppertime or bedtime or on the way to school anymore.

She went every day to her ballet lessons and worked very hard for many years...

...until at last she became the famous ballerina Mademoiselle Angelina,

and people came from far and wide to enjoy her lovely dancing.

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