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The Indus River Valley is located in modern India and Pakistan.

It was settled by nomads, or people that traveled together not living in one place for very long.

When the Harappans came upon the Indus River, they noticed it was very good for farming

and so they were the first to create cities there.

Today, we may think of cities as just a lot of people living in one place.

But inventing this idea is a lot more complicated than that, and so creating a city is a very big deal.

Imagine you're going on a camping trip.

Before you leave, you need to plan it, otherwise things could go very badly for you.

Since you're not camping alone, you'll have help planning the trip, so you'll remember

to bring what you need.

You'll need to bring food, drinking water, someplace to sleep, protection from animals

and... a way to deal with bathroom breaks.

You can bring what you'll need, it's probably heavy, but it's just for a few days.

Now imagine you decide to stay camping out forever, and you've got about 40,000 people

with you.

You're going to need a new plan.

This new city is going to need systems to keep people alive and happy there.

Getting fresh water, growing and storing food and good homes for shelter are going to be important.

There's also other problems people create that will need to be solved and your nose

would let you know that pretty quickly.

Creating systems that get rid of waste and allow people to bathe aren't just for the

sake of smell, they're very important for the health of everyone living in a city.

Diseases spread quickly when people live close together.

Around 3300 BCE, Harappan villages gathered around what would become the cites, the planned

cities of Harappa, Lothal, Mehrgarh and Mohenjo-Daro were built around 2600 BCE.

Let's have a look at Mohenjo-daro, one of the most famous cities in the Indus River

valley, because its structures were very well-preserved.

Mohenjo-daro and other cities had hundreds of wells throughout the city to provide clean water to its people.

Homes were built from clay bricks hardened by fire and were located in the lower city,

arranged in a grid pattern, a system of organizing buildings into "blocks" still used today.

In the lower city was also a granary, a large building used to store grains they farmed

that could feed people year-round.

Public buildings that were used to govern and used everyone in the city were located

in the citadel, and included a great bath that may have even been heated.

One of the most important innovations that allowed the city to grow was a sewage system,

which is necessary for city homes to have bathrooms.

Homes had a bathroom, a room dedicated for bathing and... other things bathrooms are

used for.

People would use a bucket to wash things away (since there was no water running into the

homes) these bathrooms had a slanted floor that would bring all waste to a hole in the

wall that would go into the sewers that were underneath the streets.

A sewage system needs to go to every home, takes away waste from toilets, bathing and

any water that leaves city homes, and it must prevent waste from polluting water used for

drinking and bathing.

Without a sewage system, illnesses from one home would easily infect other homes, often

making almost an entire city sick.

You may be wondering, if cities need this much planning and have all these problems

that need to be solved, why build them?

What were the advantages?

Great coffee shops, restaurants, music, museums and arguing with other cities about who has

the best pizza?

Well, people outside of cities often spent a lot of time on chores necessary for survival.

Getting water alone would often occupy many hours in a day.

When people shared wells and lived near each other, trading for necessities and luxury

items also became easier as more people were closer, so exchanging goods, services and

ideas was more accessible and faster.

Spending less time on survival and more time with each other also allowed people to have

more leisure time.

Evidence of toys, games, arts and hobbies have all been found in Harappan cities.

While noisy neighbors and traffic aren't anyones idea of fun, we have ancient cities like the

Harappans created to thank for making life more culturally enriching and fun.

The Indus River valley's cities were very peaceful.

They had city walls, but those walls wouldn't have been helpful against attacks by other

armies, they appear to have been to protect the city from wild animals.

There are few weapons that have been found in the artifacts of the cities.

Lasting peace is uncommon for civilizations of this time and it's not entirely clear why

it was this way.

There was writing in the Indus River Valley which could tell us more about their society,

but, it is still unable to be deciphered, or understood today.

What we know about the Indus Valley is from relics and cities archaeologists have found

in the region.

What we do know is that the Harappans traded with other groups.

A standard system of weights and measures, the first, was invented in the Indus River

Valley and was important for trade as well as construction and crafts.

Having a standard system helped people to share information on how to make and build

things.

Understanding and agreeing on units of measurement is necessary for trade knowing how much of

something you're getting is important when trying to buy or trade something, or else

things can go very wrong.

The Harappans produced food; cotton and textiles; metal, mineral, gold and gem jewelry; and

pottery and carpentry crafts, all items that other groups wanted for trade.

Trade with Mesopotamia and others to the west helped the Harappans gain more materials for

building, spread their influence and also may have encouraged peace because different

groups trading each others' resources, goods and skills creates interdependence between

cultures.

The city of Lothal to the south was a port city, its location and technology connected

the Indus River and its cites to the Indian Ocean to transport goods for trade.

Lothal had giant buildings to store and move goods for trade, and the city was built in

its location because they were able to build passages that allowed large ships in and out

of the ocean year-round even when tides and weather effected the river's depth and flow.

Artifacts from the Harappans have been found as far as Mesopotamia and Egypt, including

uniform seals with the Harappan script and art to identify the craftspeople that made

goods.

Around 1900 BCE, around a thousand years after the Harappan cities were built, they mysteriously

disappeared.

It is a mystery since historians don't really know and don't agree on the causes of these

cities becoming empty, and since the writings of the Harappans hasn't been deciphered, only

the remains of the city can give us clues.

We do know that during this time, in Mesopotamia the Akkadian empire was falling and it was

a very unstable period, so trade to that region would have stopped.

Since the Harappans were very involved with trade, this caused a great deal of economic

disruption.

Those with jobs dependent on trade: craftspeople, dock workers, sailors, lots of people would

have had difficulty supporting themselves.

As these cities disappeared, the Indo-Aryans were migrating into the Indus River Valley.

The Indo-Aryans were great warriors with weapons technology more advanced than the Harappans.

A few historians believed that the Indo-Aryans went to war with the Harappans, explaining

their abandoned cites, but there isn't evidence in the city sites to suggest that, very few

weapons or violent injuries have been found.

This began the Vedic period in the Indus River Valley.

The Vedic period is also when Hinduism and Buddhism began, and their system of writing

was Vedic Sanskrit, a language that is understood today.

Since there is a lot to say about this period, we are going to split this video into two parts.

So, urban planning, early city sanitation systems, a standardized system of weights

and measures and bathrooms are all innovations we can thank the Harappans for.

There's a lot that is still left to be discovered about this period because we haven't been

able to read what they wrote yet.

Someday, there may be more clues about why these great cities emptied.

Maybe the future historian or archaeologist is sitting in your classroom right now?

We hope you enjoyed this video, see you in Part Two!

Bye for now, thanks for joining us.

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Algorithm Art: What makes art great? | AmorSciendi - Duration: 10:40.

Cherubs, back in October a work of art sold for close to half a million dollars at a Christie's

auction house.

That's no big deal though, everyone knows works of art are selling for absurd amounts

of money these days and this one wasn't even half a million.

(I say, as though that isn't a crazy amount of money).

What made this particular sale notable is that the piece, a portrait named "Edward

de Belamy", was produced using an algorithm.

This was the first time a work produced by Artificial Intelligence had sold at a major

auction house.

The work was produced by a French collective named "Obvious".

They fed one program 1500 portraits, which made it a portraiture expert of sorts.

Then they had another program attempt to produce an original work that could fool the original

algorithm into thinking the portrait was man-made.

The Bellamy Family was the result.

If you want a more detailed explanation, I'll put a link in the description.

So some would argue that the import work of being an artist; the pulling inspiration from

the past, the synthesis of that inspiration, the conception of original forms, and the

act of creation, the execution, were all outsourced to a creative brain outside of a human artist.

This forces us to ask a few questions.

like how much outsourcing to non-human actors is too much?

I mean, Pierre Fautrel and the Obvious collective did make decisions here.

They chose the original paintings, chose the algorithm, decided to print it out and stamp

it with part of the code used to create it rather than a human signature,

but so much of the creative process was outsourced.

So though we can safely assign it to the ever-shifting definition of ART

(typically: if you try to claim that something can't be art, you end up on the wrong side

of history).

As Sarah Urest Green said in her video about Machine Art: If you think it's art, then it's

art.

Video over.

OK, but let's go one step further and ask, can it be considered great art?

What I mean by that is…

What determines quality in the Art World and where does Edward de Belamy fit into that?

One theory about quality in the Arts is the Institutional theory of art formulated by

George Dickie and following an essay by Arthur Danto.

This theory says that something called "The Art World" determines the quality of a piece.

Essentially, the world of artists, museums, art critics, and auction houses baptize any

work deserving of appreciation by calling it art.

Like, brillo boxes aren't art, but Brillo Boxes by Andy Warhol is art.

One had the blessing of the art world, and the other didn't.

After achieving status as art, the art world then attributes value to a piece.

From this perspective the argument about Edward de Bellemy becomes interesting.

On the one hand, you have the auction house.

Richard Lloyd, The International head of Prints and Multiples at Christie's encouraged Obvious

to put the print up for sale.

He said he sees it as a tipping point and a way to open up the debate regarding AI produced

art.

So at least one institution has given its blessing, and at least one collector thinks

it merits a half a million dollar price tag.

On the other side, there are artists who have been working with AI to produce art for years

who criticize the simplicity of the final product and the process used to create it.

Mario Klingemann, for example, has been involved in similar processes for a couple years, (video

clip of him saying half a million images of which only few are quality).

Klingmann seems to define quality vaguely as "Interesting" and, not surprisingly

his work is certainly more interesting and his process certainly has more artistic agency

and originality than the work by Obvious.

He creates spaces and then searches them, like a photographer, for compositions with

aesthetic value and formations that elicit a response from the viewer.

From this perspective, the Edward de Belamy portrait is similar to a thoughtless photo

taken on a family vacation rather than carefully considered and produced photographs by a professional.

The criticism isn't that art can't be made using AI- technology has always been

used in the creative process- it's that this isn't a particularly innovative or

interesting use of the technology.

So it seems as though the art world is split here-- the auction house has baptized it as

art, but artists accuse the auction house of being two years late to the party and consequently

deficient in determining quality in the space of AI created art.

OKAY, so, If the institutions of the Art World fail to determine quality, then what does?

Does popular opinion outside the art world matter at all?

This question was, perhaps, most famously asked in Paris in 1863.

The French Academy, basically the definition of an institutional art world, had selected

paintings for its annual Salon.

A group of artists appealed the decision and the Parisians protested that popular opinion

should play a role in determining the quality of art.

Napolean III then decided to hold the Solone des Refuses for those who had been rejected

from the official Salone.

Among the classics presented were Whistler's Symphony in White, No. 1: The White Girl and

Manet's "Le Dejeuner sur l'herbe".

The french is really hard I apologize.

I watch a lot of youtube videos to teach me how to pronounce this stuff and then i get

in front of the camera and it's right there... and I...

The number of takes I've done... i can't do it..

I.... will keep trying... but... next time.

Clearly the French Academy, the "Art World", got something wrong there, because Manet's

painting has endured the test of time and is now among the most recognizable paintings

in the world.

So maybe the answer is somewhere between the Institutional Theory of Art and popular consensus.

Perhaps the Art World puts stuff up for debate, but ultimately popular opinion decides.

A professor I had in college once made the claim that students build the canon of great

literature since professors will choose the works they believe will best help the students

be more thoughtful readers and better interpreters of tradition.

In that way, the institutions propose candidates, but ultimately its popular opinion that determines

quality.

If students do not engage with a work, it will ultimately be dropped from the curriculum

and the canon.

So can we claim that if a work endures in the arena of public opinion… if museum attendees

and students at all levels continue to respond to a work positively over time, then it has

quality and that is the difference between art and great art?

In other words, What role does resilience, and this ability to endure time contribute

to the definition of quality?

Let's isolate and address the emotional element of art to examine this question.

Surely if a work of art is able to capture the hopes or fears of a very specific community

at a very specific time and place then it is a great accomplishment, but if a work of

art is able to capture the hopes or fears of multiple generations across time and space,

then that is a better work of art.

The Expressive Theory of Art, backed by heavyweights like Tolstoy and Freud, holds that the purpose

of an artwork is to communicate emotion.

If we address the issue of quality through this lens, then the better the communication

of emotion, the better the artwork.

If a piece can help extend empathy or make people feel less alone across cultures and

generations, then it's better than art that appeals to only a few people….

And we're back to popular consensus conferring quality.

But if I think a work of art is great, then what does it matter if no one else does.

From a certain perspective, personal knowledge and subjectivity is the only thing that matters

in determining quality.

To a very significant extent, If you think it's great art, then it's great art.

And let's not forget the importance of not only of perceiving art, but of creating art.

I made a video about this... you can check it out if you'd like.

Sand Mandalas made by buddhist Monks, or Japanese tea ceremonies that exist in one space and

are grounded in one moment before disappearing do not have a resilient ARTIFACT, but they

do have a resilient PROCESS.

In this way participation helps determine quality.

I think this applies to static works of art as well.

Like participating in the discussions around Duchamp's Fountain is, in itself, participating

in the construction of artistic knowledge even if the original urinal doesn't exist

anymore, the debate does, and you can actively participate in discussions about it.

Though the resilience of an artifact may not be a great measure of quality, the resilience

of a process may have a strong relationship with quality because it allows for a more

subjective definition.

In my opinion, one of the most important functions of art is its ability to rescue the individual

from loneliness and more generally help make life a little more bearable.

To fulfill that purpose great art does not REQUIRE consensus, but popular appeal and

general consensus can help to give us a common set of images, sounds and experiences to discuss

and debate together, thus helping us feel less alone and find meaning in the world around

us.

So let's return to Edward de Belamy.

The piece itself, for me, isn't nearly as engaging as the work of Helena Sarin, Sofia

Crespo, or Anna Ridler, three artists who also work with AI to create their work, but

it's good that this kind of work has received some attention from the capital A Art World.

The sale of that piece inspired me to discover lots of other work in order to make this video.

And that's cool.

I feel like it's also important for me to discuss the role of artistic intention when

determining quality.

In the case of the Belamy family the stated goal of Obvious is to democratize art creation

and allow everyone to have bespoke pieces of art, a luxury traditionally reserved for

the extremely wealthy.

In that way, it allows more people to participate in the act of creation, but it also removes

the ritual from the act of creation, which is so important for art.

To remove the process; the synthesis of experience and the choices made during creation, is to

remove some of the most important elements of art.

In fact, the AI artist quoted earlier, Mario Klingemann, tweated that the process is all

he cares about.

I did like one thing that Gauthier Vernier, a member of Obvious said, though.

He said the work "forces you to try to understand your own creativity and how you should be

able to replicate it".

I'd encourage us all to do that, and to think about what elements of the creative

process are important to maintain and hold sacred as we continue to be offered shortcuts

in every direction.

If we can outsource everything, what parts should we defend our participation in?

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How Much Should Hytale Cost? - Duration: 14:29.

hey guys I'm back for another video and today I'm gonna be talking about the

potential monetization of high tell so before I even get started this game has

a ton of hype around it many minecraft youtubers are claiming

that this is where trends are going to be going for them a lot of people aren't

really happy with the current state of Minecraft anymore and they're excited to

see how great of a game it's turning out that high detail looks like it's going

to be so if you take a look on their website you're going to notice that the

hypixel team stated that they are not currently sure what their monetization

policy is going to be regarding the game and at first I didn't think much of it

and I was like yeah I'll easily drop 20 bucks in this game and be happy with it

but now I've given it some thought and I think it's actually crucial that

hypixel gets this right with hightail so I'm going to state right off the bat I

think it would be in the best interest of hightail to make the game

free-to-play of course there's always gonna be some way to make money which is

what I'm getting to later I'm pretty sure that none of us are expecting the

game to be triple-a prices like 60 bucks like Call of Duty style if that happens

it's pretty obvious that the game is going to only be accessible to people

that either have money or have very generous family members that would be

willing to you know get them a game like that and I think the game would still

succeed if it was $60 but I feel like there'd be a lot of people that just

simply don't get it because they don't want to invest that much in something

they might not like there's gonna be a lot of kids that just can't get it in

general a lot of parents aren't going to be willing to pay that much for a game I

can tell you for a fact back when I wanted to buy minecraft I asked my

mother since of course at the time I was only like 12 13 years old and at first

she didn't even trust the website enough to send 20 bucks which at the time that

cost that much I believe that the best course of action is that hightail should

be free to play so you can get it from their website I guess download their

launcher and be able to play the game straight away and make an account and

have a good time playing the game without paying any money

as far as monetization is concerned then I think the best course of action after

that would be similar to what discord does almost everyone watching this video

probably has noticed how discord basically came out of nowhere and

completely killed off Skype and teamspeak in 1,000 it is an amazing

service and it has changed my life personally in

the past year and a half because it's connected me with tons and tons and tons

of people that I would have never talked to before it made a lot of communities

spring up out of nowhere including the hypixel community discord which is very

young but what I think is intriguing about discord is that the program is

free it's free to use there's no obligation to pay money whatsoever but

there is a exclusive club and that's called discord nitro it's a subscription

service I believe and what it allows you to do is change your profile picture to

something animated and it ups the size of files that you can distribute and

there's probably a few other things mixed in there that I'm not really sure

about but the point I'm trying to make is that what high tale could do is be

free to play maybe even have some microtransactions for the aesthetics but

I think the best way for them to make money would be with a an exclusive nitro

or in this case probably pro club kind of like MVP plus plus on hypixel the

server and minecraft I think that would be the best bet

what would hightail exclusive members get um I'm not sure yet you know I

haven't gotten a chance to play the game maybe it would give them access to

developer tools maybe it would maybe there could be a developer package

although I don't think that's something that would be a good idea to monetize

considering the amount of people the percentage of people playing the game

that would be then you know a lot of modifying it animating and scripting

their own characters would be a very small minority so I think the best bet

would be to something to do with cosmetics or maybe emotes in addition to

like hightail pro members or exclusive members I think it would also make a lot

of sense that community servers once popped up that they will have their own

stores where you can buy things like ranks or you know any sort of in server

transaction again like high pixel I think it'd be a good idea to get to

endorse it officially and then to take a profit from a percentage of the profit

so say hightail were to have its own servers right where they make a hundred

percent of the profit because they're the ones running it but then some other

person decides they're gonna start up a big server Network and they know the ins

and outs of how you know people work and they know what game modes would be

really fun and how to get a lot of people online and playing and then they

offer in-store transactions and stuff I think it'd be really neat if the game

had official support for these kind of custom shops but they would get some

percentage of anything that's bought on these community service so maybe twenty

percent maybe thirty percent it depends thirty percent would be pretty safe I

would think cuz that's like basically what YouTube does with super chat

donation and who knows it could be whatever but I

think it might be a good idea to go with the sort of policy that you're losing

money to begin with but in order to do that you are then you're making your

money back elsewhere so there's gonna be a lot of people a lot of young kids that

play the game and they'll never be able to play anything serious to the game

because their parents won't even let them have access to a card or credit

card but they will still increase hype for the game and then you would have the

people that have a lot of money and would spend a lot on whether it be

cosmetics or server packages that are not even officially made by hypixel

I think it would be extremely beneficial if they let that sort of thing happen

because then they would pay a lot of money towards these servers and then

hightail we get a percentage or hypixel you know percentage of course

everybody's been referencing fortnight I'm not going to go into detail on it

because you've probably heard it a hundred other places before but it's

obvious that one of the reasons why for tonight is as popular as it is is

because it's free anybody can just install the game and get playing and I

think that is something that led to its success and that being said even with

even for people that have money it is still a barrier to have a game cost

money for example I was hanging out with my friend Sebastian yesterday and

recently the epic games launcher announced that subnautica was going to

be free for a certain time if you were to install the epic games launcher and

the game you would keep it free and I was hanging out of his place and I told

him about it and he immediately decided to install it because why not it's a

free game and then he proceeded to spend the next like four or five hours playing

the game that he didn't pay for but it got him playing

and had that never happened I don't think he would have put in the time

investment to actually play subnautica of course that being said subnautica

doesn't have any micro transactions but I actually think that their goal with

that is to promote this below zero a DLC so there's probably gonna be a lot of

players from the Epic Games launcher that have the game free and they've

played it and they love it and then Sub Zero comes out or below zero comes out

and then a whole bunch of them buy below zero I think that's their plan

personally but I think this is something that high pales shouldn't the high tails

should learn from I think a free game just to get people in the door is a

great idea and there should be this exclusive group that pays money for some

benefits I'm not sure what those benefits are all right so in conclusion

I think the game should be free-to-play because that gets the maximum people in

the door playing the game and then to monetize the game they should have an

exclusive subscription-based club similar to disc or nitro with some very

minutely useful benefits whether it be development tools whether it be having

an animated name or profile picture or maybe extra cosmetics i don't know i

additionally think that they should officially endorse stores on fan-made

servers so that they can market their own stuff and then hightail would get a

percentage off of those purchases on the third-party servers and then finally I

think it'd be a challenge to implement cosmetics considering there will be mods

that pop up very shortly after the game's release that will allow people to

see whatever skin they like through a mod so I mean sure they can do that they

can have a store with cosmetics and it'd probably be pretty successful maybe even

creating key-based maybe it'd be battle pass or Rocket pass style where like as

you progress in level you get more stuff but if you pay money you

even more stuff as you level up it's all great ideas but if there's gonna be a

mod that adds that sort of thing client-side where you can just apply

whatever skin you like right away that might diminish that kind of profit but I

think that would be enough for the developers that they have maybe even

multiple tiers of subscription you know what I mean it could be like a twitch

subscription where for five bucks a month you are a Tier one exclusive

member for ten bucks a month you get extra benefits but that's how I think

the monetization should work I think that would give the developers of the

game the most success but keep it free-to-play because we need as many

players on this game as possible of course there is the cheater problem if

somebody you know somehow manages to cheat and then gets banned they can make

a new account and join again but I think one of the reasons why high tail even

exists is because since they're the ones developing the game they will have full

access to the game's engine they'll have full access to tools that can be used to

prevent hacking or even modding in competitive environments so I think the

cheater problem it would be different but I'm not necessarily saying it will

be worse there will be more accounts being made

in order to hack probably but at the same time it'll be a lot easier to

detect these sort of hacks before they cause any damage to the competitive

communities that will inevitably pop up during this game so yeah those are my

thoughts for hightail I think it could be a really successful game and having

no pay wall to enter will get people like my friend Sebastian playing even

like even if he shows zero interest in the game he will still get it because

it's free at least he would give it a shot he gave fortnight a shot and that's

like not at all the type of game he likes to play so the point I'm trying to

make is that people that maybe even like that kind of game but don't want to

install because they're afraid it's gonna be bad

those type of people will still get the game and play it an increase hype even

if they never end up playing it would still benefit the game and then who

knows maybe they've been playing for three four years and then they finally

drop a rank on some server and you get 30% for example me I never spent any

money on Minecraft after I bought it until about 2016 when I got my alt

account VIP so that I can leave my guild and then make the alt the leader of the

guild so that I my main account 30 virus could be in some other guild in bed

worse like things like that it might take a while but in the long term I

think the game would greatly benefit from computer play I'll leave a like

down below if you guys enjoyed this video I really hope that somebody on the

hypixel dev team sees this because I think this would be the ideal way to go

about doing things there could be more ways to monetize the game I would advise

against doing any pain a win type stuff I would not recommend any sort of you

know clash of clans gems type of deal nothing like that I think it should be

100% equal in not only a competitive environment but even in the

single-player environment I think make game mechanics-wise everything should be

an even playing field because nothing makes me more demotivated as a player to

see somebody drop a hundred bucks on like gems or something and then get

their base to be like at the point where mine would be six months from now

something like that it kind of turns you off from the game I would imagine so

anyway that's it so I hope you guys enjoyed and I'll see you guys later

you

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Turnê nos EUA - O INICIO! - ØMNI TOUR - Duration: 21:32.

Hello! Here we are, once again, in Guarulhos, we are flying to the US

for the North American leg of the tour.

We've just used Protect Bag to secure our bags. Pay us!

Yeah, pay us! Protect Bag pay us!

Wrapping everything to protect our bags. We're gathering everyone here...

To distribute weight...

Yes

We've just met here, right?

Yes, I've just arrived, My bags are all set, I don't need to Protect Bag.

Wow!

Check out how heavy my luggage is:

23 KG, precisely! How much is allowed?

23, I'm a very obedient guy. They told me to keep it around that weight, so I did

But I'll convince you to misbehave and help me with mine...

Ah, New York, you again...

It's still the same

Did it change anything?

No, it didn't. It's Always the same.

In your perspective, it's still the same?

Yeah, they have standards, a way to do things that they never change

A "new yorker" way of being

Exactly. Check it out, America!

Yeah, we're here! Now we're going through customs, and next, we're taking the next flight to Atlanta

What are you guys talking about? Tell me

The guy had an accident

Stop it, that's not true, you misunderstood. I said that this guy had an accident,..

And he suffered a brain trauma

And I said he really traumatized

I didn't understand if he was talking about the physical injury or about how he felt after the accident...

But since he was telling me with that smile of his...

Actually, none of this really matters. What matters is that we met our friend Bill Hudson

Who is not understanding anything about this trauma conversation

And you came here to play with Doro, right?

Yes, I came to play with Doro, but most of all I came to meet my friends

THAT's the main reason

I believe him!

That's true, that's true!

Yeah, we even arrived together at the airport

Yes, I came to pick him up. I saw this really good looking guy passing by and I thought "Wow, he's hot!"

That's Bill, it's gotta be him. And I went after him

He was standing by the baggage carousel like this:

I'm trying to work out to be like Marcelo

Come on, you're looking good, so strong

I'm getting there, I just need 10 more years...

But you did some work out, right?

It's because since I last saw you in Brazil, I thought "I've got to be like him"

You said : "That's my goal." Check out that biceps, show me that biceps

I look at mine at home and I think it looks good

No, yours looks good too!

then I look at his and I feel bad

This video is so stupid!

Com a equipe local. Eu gostaria que você organizasse as coisas enquanto montamos o equipamento

"Coloquem o backdrop aqui, o sidedrop ali, etc." Depois vejo mais detalhes com você

E o mais importante

preparar todo o palco antes da passagem de som da banda, por favor!

Não vamos esperar até depois da passagem de som para fazer isso

. "AH, agora vamos colocar o backdrop, o sidedrop...". Tudo deve estar pronto até a passagem de som

Depois da passagem de som, saiam do palco, o palco é nosso

As bandas de abertura chegam, fazem seus shows, e tudo funciona numa boa

He is taking off his gloves

So, we're heading to Guitar Center?

Yes

The so called Guitar Center

We are all packed here in the car, six people

My ankle is about to fall off

You're getting a massage in your sphincter...

Yes. Actually, I'm feeling something move down that area...

We're going to the Guitar Center, Best Buy

We just had a meeting with the local crew

There are still some things missing, We still need a head for our...

Come on, no sex jokes...

We need a guitar amp...

You guys also need a guitar head amp?

Yeah, we need that

And also a slim cable adapter

But are you going to buy it?

We'll see... let's check out the price

We'll check out the price...

Actually, that's not what we need to buy, we're just buying the cable

Just the cable, right

We need a trolley because the guitar head we bought don't have wheels

Ah, America, you animal...

Dude, are you buying some water bottles?

Water, water, water! It's cheaper with me..

It's cheaper with me...

It's cheaper with me...

Being goofy at Home Depot

What is the price for those? Let's show it

How many bottles, Rafa? 24?

We have 24 bottles, for US$ 2.48

US$ 2.50 , right?

It's something around R$10,00 (Brazilian currency) for a pack of water like this

Just like in Brazil...

We've started the day with some bureocracy, right?

We've woke up really early, right?

Dealing with our social security, because we need that to work here

We're here at the IRS building in Atlanta

Thank God that part is already taken care of

Damn wind...

Now I'm going to buy a mobile chip, to enjoy some internet here

and don't pay the fares from Brazil, because here it's cheaper

Let's do this now.

Felipe, let me ask you something

Do you know this kind of problem, my floyd in unstable, it's bending sometimes up, sometimes down

What could that be? Could it be the springs here? Because...

No. You need to see if the floyd is floating free here... or if it's touching something else

I think it would be better to replace the springs

Why do the look like this? Both should be in the middle

They should not be like this

Here we are at Prog Power, doing soundcheck.

What are we supposed to do now?

Now we're going to look at that colorful nightliner!

That purple one down there?

It's purple!

I'm the one who picked that up, do you have a problem with that?

Sorry, no problem at all

No problem!

This is our nightliner, my friend!

And it's gonna drive by and leave its marks.

We just need to get inside

HEY, DRIVER!

This is your home for the next 40 days.

Yes!

Essa é a nossa casa pelos próximos 40 dias. Por favor, apresente-se para os fãs

Oi, eu sou a Helen. Venderei as suas camisetas!

This is Helen, she will sell our merchandise!

There's Fabio

Carlos Miguel is also arriving...

Charles Michael

And you don't really know his real name?

Actually, he has Charles Miguel in his name, it's his "British name

But people call him Carlos. Carlos Miguel

And here he is, ladies and gentlemen, the one and only, true brazilian. He is pretending to be british

Come on, open the bus!

Open it, open it!

Here is our nightliner, look how nice it is!

There's a lounge here, beds, more beds, a kitchen, a fridge, microwave, a nice bathroom

More beds here, where we will eventually sleep

This is my bed

And here, another lounge, and also more beds

A TV, stereo system, DVD, the works...

It's gotta a wi-fi system, so we're gonna be very confortable during the next 40 days

That's really great!

The show today... it was a good show, right?

I would call it a "concerto".

We've had a good concert, right?

Yes, we did.

And now we are entering that bus, leaving Atlanta and heading to Orlando

Something came to me right now. A variation for concert... a "concerteta".

"Concerteta"?

A "concerteta"

I like it!

Today we're playing the first real gig of the tour, after ProgPower

The first one, for real, headlining...

The festival in one thing, but our tour, in our nightliner, with our crew, is something else

And today we are here, in Orlando, with expectations. We are prepared for this, for a "chuleta"...

A basic warm up

Let's do the "Chuleta Tour 2018"? "Chuletour"

Yes, a "Chuletour" in America.That's something else, right?

Are we going to have a "Chuletour"?

Nós teremos uma "Chuletour"!

And it's baptized: "OMNI Chuletour 2018".

In America. Part of America, right? Can we settle like this?

But Brazil is also part of America, right?

Calm down, calm down...

And Canada too, right?

Let's...

Canada too, right?

Let's play this seriously, ok?

Isn't Canada a part of America too?

Yes, there's also Canada.

Eu bloqueei seu laptop

Do you remember Aaron?

Do you remember Aaron? He is the drummer of Halcyon Way, who toured Europe with us

A banda é muito boa!

O baterista é meio merda, mas...

Mas a banda é boa!

Raposo! Felipe Raposo, what a privilege!

You guys might not know him, but he is a LEGEND

A legend!

Like another legend would say...

I'm most famous for being a cover of Zacarias (brazilian comedy actor)

Everyone says "Dude, you're just like him!"

Do you know who looks like a legend?

Who?

CCM

CCM

The guy wanted to say that some other guy became a legend, and he mispelled the translation

Legenda!

There once was a brazilian magazine...

Who mispelled LEGEND?

The first edition of a brazilian guitar magazine, they wanted to translate "he played half step down"...

and they translated as "half step back"!

"Half step back".

"Half step back"!

Wow, wow!

No, no! It's a harmless insect...Stop it!

STOP!

Done!

Who arrived at the Cheesecale Factory and asked if the chicken was fresh?

"Qual é a idade do frango?"

"Qual a idade do frango?"

Who said that?

The legend!

If the chicken was fresh.

The legend!

"Qual a idade do frango?"

That's typical for CC.

Nobody understood that. Were you also there?

Yes

And he was like: "Por favor, qual a idade..." Then everybody was like

"Damn, qual a idade do frango?". And he was like "I want to know if the chicken is fresh."

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get ready with me for a MODEL CASTING - Duration: 6:50.

Hi Vanderfits and welcome to another glow-up transformation video

Today we're going to do a get ready with me

for a casting and the first thing on my list whenever

I have castings is have breakfast because I can't leave the door without

breakfast I would just faint I don't feel well the whole day and

especially on a casting day it's of extreme importance because you don't know how

long the casting will take

Sometimes it takes 15 minutes, sometimes it takes an hour

because of the long waiting time and it's very likely that the location

where the casting is will not provide any food and besides that sometimes all

of a sudden another casting pops up and you have to go somewhere else so

breakfast is key and I like to eat my Alpro soya which have seen in my diet

related videos, my seven-day model diet plan, (that's such a mouthful) but in those

videos you probably have seen, what I like to eat for breakfast so this is

again Alpro soya blueberry with some coconut flakes and some real blueberries

because why not right?

I once read an article and it said that every single

blueberry that you eat makes you live one second longer and I don't know if I

have to believe that but I wish

And then after breakfast I really want to go to

the hairdressers because this is not looking too well so let's go there right now

So this is what it looks like I'm really happy with my hair it's very very

similar to what it was before, just the ends are cut because as a model you

don't want to change up your hairstyle too much since the clients will book you

or ask you to go to a casting based on your portfolio and on your portfolio you

will have one hair style so it's a little bit confusing if the next day you have a

completely different color and style so I always try to stay within this length

and this hair style, it's a little bit curly just natural and that's also very

important to show the natural texture of your hair on a casting

And then of course for most castings a very simple makeup look is required

So we're first going to put on some Nuxe reve de miel lip balm and this

will keep my lips hydrated in this horrible winter weather in the Netherlands

Well... honestly it's not that bad, the sun is even shining today but it is cold so

we're going to put on some moisture on the lips and then here I have a small

little pimple so we're going to get rid of it hopefully with some of this Alya mask

This is a face mask that I've

showed you guys before, but I'm not going to put it all over my face because it's

very drying, it's Australian pink clay so I just apply it on the area of the

pimple and then I let it rest while doing the rest of my skincare and makeup

After the mask, I'm going in with my Jade roller to smooth my skin and to waken it

up, because this is a super cooling effect and this is my favorite tool when

it comes to skincare, so for the rest of my skin I'm going in with this Caudalie

creme sorbet and I'm doing everything at the same time because often as a model

you are in a rush, so you don't have time to actually wait on your mask and just

relax and sit down with a cup of tea ,so we're going to do everything at the same time

but this is very effective, so if you do have a pimple just put a drying

mud mask on that specific area so the face is looking fresh with that Caudalie

product and now we're going in with my favorite Clinique eye cream, obviously

Then we're going to do the eyebrows so I use this NYX professional makeup eye brow pencil

In which color is it? Black noir! It's not really black, but it works

It does its job, then some of this brown Kiko mascara, some concealer for the

under eyes and then we can remove our pimple cream with some water and tada

Well it's still there a little bit, but it's more dried out in my opinion

Then I go in with my bronzer, actually don't want to put anything on that blemish and

a little pimple right here because it's pretty much dried out right now and

I feel like if I put concealer on it then it doesn't really have time to heal so

probably right before I go into that casting I'll put a little dot of

concealer on there but for now I just leave it like that

That bronzer was from Kiko and now I'm going in with my Clinique blush

Tapping it off

And just a little bit on the apples of the cheek for a more lively look then

we're going to use this lip pencil from NARS in the color skin-tight and then

last but not least, I'm going to put some hand cream on my hands, because like I

said it's winter here in the Netherlands, so you want to make sure that your hands

look soft, so this is actually a hand cream by Stradivarius and it's in the

scent pretty poppy and then that was it

This is my very natural everyday makeup look, my natural hair and then just a black

t-shirt with some black jeans because during a casting you have to look very

just elegant, but still very simple if it would be a little bit warmer then I

would put on a skirt, so you can actually see my legs because it's really

important to show off your legs and make them look long with a little bit of a heel

For today I will put on these boots, these are from Calvin Klein and they're

so beautiful in my opinion and they definitely make me appear so much longer

which is exactly what I want and then we are ready to go

I hope you guys enjoyed it

Leave me down in the comments below what kind of videos you would like to

see for me and then I hope to see you tomorrow in a next one

bye bye lots of love

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Праздничный салат "Фантазия" с курицей и сухариками - Duration: 4:41.

Hello! With you Priprava Club, my name is Anastasia

Today I suggest you make a salad with chicken, crackers and curd balls.

Ingredients: • 150 g of feta cheese; • 300 g chicken fillet; • ½ red onion; • 1 red bell pepper; • 3 slices of white bread; • juice from ½ tangerine; • 4 tbsp. olive oil; • 1 tsp. balsamic vinegar; • 2-3 cloves of garlic; • 1 bunch of lettuce leaves; • 4 tbsp. natural yogurt; • salt, pepper and "Provencal herbs" to taste; • dill to taste.

Prepare marinade for chicken

Pour 2 tablespoons of olive oil into a deep bowl.

Add balsamic vinegar

You can add sesame as desired

Add salt, spices and mix

Cut the fillet into small strips.

Stir and leave to marinate for at least 20 minutes.

Cut bread into small cubes

Crush the garlic

Put the bread on a baking sheet, add 2 tablespoons of olive oil

Add garlic and spices

Stir

Bake crackers 15 minutes at 180 degrees

Stir them occasionally.

That's what happens

Crush the dill

I say hello to my sister, who hates dill))

If you do not like dill, use parsley or green onions

Soften feta

Add dill and mix

Garlic can be added if desired.

Shape the balls

Fry the chicken in a skillet

Roast not for long, so as not to overdry

That's what happens

Sweet pepper cut into strips

Cut the onions into quarters and chop finely.

Mix chicken, sweet pepper and onion

For salad dressing, mix yogurt, garlic and mandarin juice

Add dressing and lettuce leaves

Add cheese balls and croutons before serving.

I like this feed option

Put salad in glasses

Put the curd balls on top.

Add crackers

Enjoy your meal

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Top 10 RICHEST YouTubers in 2018 (ft, Jake Paul, Markiplier, PewDiePie and More) - Duration: 4:12.

- [Narrator] There are more video creators making

more money on Youtube than ever before

and the top 10 made in excess of $180 million in 2018.

If you want to know who and how much they made,

stick around because this is the top 10 Youtube earners

of 2018 according to Forbes Magazine.

Let's do this.

(upbeat music)

Controversy likely curtailed Logan Paul's ability

to increase his income in 2018

and he survives in the top 10 just.

A little spoiler for you,

his brother does make the list too,

but you'll have to keep on watching to find out where.

(upbeat music)

At the time of recording, Pewdiepie is

still the most subscribed to Youtuber on the planet

with over 75 million subscribers.

He is double, triple, even quadruple the size

of many of the channels in this list

so it's somewhat of a surprise that he earns so little,

relatively speaking of course.

(upbeat music)

Everyone's favorite Irish gamer, Jacksepticeye,

is the first of two new entries into the list,

cracking several milestones this year

including 20 million subscribers, 10 billion views,

and he's just a shade away from 4,000 videos published

on Youtube.

(whistles)

(upbeat music)

Vanossgaming drops from second to seventh in this list,

but like every channel still in the top 10,

he has increased his income.

Perhaps the most surprising statistic is

the relatively low number of videos published

as a gaming channel, which still stands at under a thousand.

(upbeat music)

On the other hand, Markiplier is the publishing king

in this list with over 4,000 videos.

Merchandising represents a huge income opportunity

for all of these channels, which is why Markiplier

and Jacksepticeye recently went into business together

with their new clothing line, CLOAK.

(upbeat music)

Someone who is no stranger to business or notoriety

outside of Youtube, however, is Jeffree Star.

With a little help from Shane Dawson,

Jeffree's presence on Youtube exploded in 2018.

But at just one billion views and 11 million subscribers,

he is by far the smallest channel in this list.

(upbeat music)

Last year's highest earner has been dethroned,

but Dan did still earn over $18 million in 2018.

And have you noticed a pattern yet?

All of the big gamers in

this list have recently surpassed 20 million subscribers.

If that's the case, don't be surprised

to see Ninja on this list next year.

(upbeat music)

By far and away, the most efficient channel

on this list are the Dude Perfect team.

They have published less than 200 videos

and yet they are one of the biggest YouTube channels

in the U.S. and have amassed

an incredible $20 million in 2018.

(upbeat music)

Here come his brother, Jake Paul,

and his Team 10 empire nearly doubled its income in 2018.

He has been the subject of claims

that his content manipulates his young demographic

for aggressive merchandising.

So far, however, his bank balance seems

to be thriving rather than shrinking.

(upbeat music)

And at the very top of the list is eight year old Ryan

and his toy reviews.

In just three and a half years,

the channel has gained over 26 billion views,

17 million subscribers, and Ryan's products are now found

in Walmart.

With two new entrants on this year's list,

that means we have to say goodbye

to Smosh and the only female on the list

from 2017, super woman Lilly Singh.

To see last year's full list,

do check out our video on screen now.

Who do you think will make the list in 2019?

Let us know in the comments below.

(upbeat music)

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How To Start A Video Editing Business - Duration: 10:03.

Would you like to know how to start a video editing business? I've done it. I

can show you. -Hey, It's Scott Christopher once again here with Nate, "Be

the Hero", Nate. Nate Woodbury. Nate, Nate. We're talking about us we he just teased

a moment ago, how to start a video editing business which you have done. So,

tell us how it happened. How we do it? -Now, what I didn't want to recommend that you

also do is to offer your video editing services for free at first. -Oh, okay. -It

doesn't have to be... -You know, saying how much of a business. -Doesn't have to be

tons... Tons of those clients. But you've got to get a track record. You've

got to build a portfolio. -Totally. And offer your full service. The best that you can

offer for free. And you know, pick a client that is like your ideal client.

Somebody that you want to work with more clients like this. Pick somebody and let

them know. Be up front end and just say, "You know what? I'm wanting to launch a

new video editing company or video editing service.

I want more clients like you but I need to build my portfolio. Can I offer you my

services for free to use in my portfolio?" -And do you find that most people will

respond positively to that? -They were... I guess I've had one person tell me no in

the past. They were real high profile and they already had somebody that are

working with. That's only reason they told me no. But the other people that I

went went to for that in different scenarios, yeah, they said, "Absolutely, I'll

take it." -And this was editing, they were corporate videos, wedding videos. I mean

what do we...? What kind of work...? -Well, it's whatever... Whatever video editing company

you're wanting to create. So if yeah, if you want to get into the service of

creating wedding videos, then I would go film a couple of weddings for free. Yeah.

And that's I mean put put everything you've got into it. Create something

amazing and epic that it's like, "Wow, this person does agree..." -I have a new a young

man a friend of one of my sons who has been doing that to put himself through

college. And he drives a beautiful nice new luxury vehicle. He travels the

world now because of what he's done with a drone at these weddings. And he's

really put the time and effort into it. But it wasn't... It wasn't that hard. Like

you say, it was just saying, "I'll do the first three weddings for free. Here's

mine now my portfolio, I know you're going to talk about building a portfolio.

This is what I do." And then he can charge much, much more. Yeah. -Yeah. Because when

yeah you've got to have something to show people of what you're capable of

creating. What you've done before. So, the next step is to create that portfolio.

You know, if it's video YouTube is a good place. LinkedIn is a good place. You can

just showcase your videos. You can have them on your website. If people go to

your website, have a little tab that says, "Portfolio." And have a link to some type

of demo reel or two different video. These different videos you've created

for clients. Have some way of being able to show that to people on that. The next

step is really to then market. You know, market that portfolio out to your target

audience. You know, we talked about this a lot in

other episodes about how important it is to really hone in and pick your target

audience. I learned this kind of the hard way.

I went real broad at first. And I thought well, I'm going to offer my services to all

small businesses and I ended up loving working with some clients. Really

dreading working with other clients. It was good. A great learning experience but

it took me a long time to kind of figure out what that was. So, I do recommend

figuring that out early on if you can. Sometimes it's easier said than

done because you think, "Oh, this is the type of client I want to work with." But

you haven't ever worked with them before yet. So you don't know if... Any way, because

I thought that I would really love working with dentists but after working

with dentists and realizing that they don't want video marketing. They just

want.. They want a website. And we're also not going to go into depth in this video

on how to market. We make a lot of videos on marketing especially how to use

YouTube to market. Market your services. But once you have a portfolio, once

you've picked your target audience, your ideal client then whatever way you use,

you just got to market that portfolio to that ideal client. Okay, my next point

here is to deliver beyond what is expected.

I like to make expectations clear for my clients. This is how much you're going to

pay, this is how much... This is what I'm going to do to deliver. This is what you

can expect. -And by the way, did you find that you were doing more sort of per

project cost or was it hourly work or was it different for each client? -For me,

it was it was a project. It was a project. I knew the scope of what it would take

to film it, to edit it. So I told them... -That would be your bid upfront or

whatever it was, yeah. It'll be $1500 because I know I'm going to use this much

time or whatever. Yeah, okay. -Alright. I have an example of a client that I went

with that will illustrate 2 points here. I did this video for free. This is

one of the first ones that I did. And I over delivered beyond what she was

expecting. So she put on a really big event downtown Salt Lake City. She

invited me to come and film and get some b-roll footage of her speaking on the

stage. And so, I knew how to do that and I was real excited to be able to make a

video. She was expecting to really in that case, just get a lot of raw footage.

But I went I went above and beyond. I got some amazing B-roll footage. I followed

her around with the glidecam I got some shots behind the audience where it

blurred their heads and focused on her up on stage. I also did something that

she wasn't expecting as well. I took a lot of the participants from her event

out into the hallway and I got testimonials talking about what they had

learned. I went towards the end of the event so they could talk about what they

had learned from her, their experience their kind of like their, Ahas of how

they're going to change or how they are now changed having attended this event. So, I

took all the b-roll footage. I mixed it together with a lot of the

testimonials. I mixed together with music and I delivered that video and she was

just like, "Wow, you did all this for me for free?" She, was really impressed. It

obviously was a great.. A great showcase that I didn't you know cut corners on.

And I was able to show that video to other potential clients who then hired

me to do the same thing for them. -That's beautiful.

Yeah, it's a great example. -Thank you. And you only had to do it once for free? -I

think I did that one for free. At the time I thought I wanted to do more

dentist, so I did a dentist video for free. -But yeah. But yes. But those are like

different categories, yeah.- And then after that, yeah I was able to

charge. For this point, I've put create and experience for your customer. And to

really understand what I'm talking about, you've got to definitely need the book

or the audio book. The E-myth Revisited. Such a good book. He talks about systems

and creating systems to run your business. An example of what I mean by a

system is like a McDonald's franchise. If I were to own a McDonald's, I wouldn't be

the one in there flipping the burgers. I would just own that system. And I had

hire high school students to come in and be the ones to flip the burgers and

run the the registers and whatnot. -Right. So when you're creating your video editing

business, you really want to systematize things so that it's a business more than

just creating a job for yourself. But when you're doing that, focus on the

experience that your client has. I'll give you another example of a new system

that I'm creating that makes a better experience for my clients. We do a lot of

keyword research around here. And I use Google Docs. So my my team will do

keyword research, will organize it all into a spreadsheet that really makes

sense to me and my team. And I try and explain it to my clients. And they're

like, "Okay, I go to this tab and I... Okay, I scroll over here."Bbut then by the time

that you know, the next month comes around that I have to reorient them. So,

what we've done now is we've created a separate spreadsheet that's just for our

clients to view. We still have our our spreadsheet that we understand that has

a lot more data. But we just pull out the parts that are most important for our

clients to see and we put it here. So when they log in, they just see what they

need to and it's a much better experience for them, they're happier.

That's what I'm talking about with creating a better client experience.

Creating systems that will have your customer in mind so they really enjoy

working with you. And they there's also things that I'm working on to really

help my clients feel pampered that they really feel, "Wow, I really like working

with Nate. This feels... This feels good, this was fun. I feel taken care of." And of

course, if you want to create a video editing company like I have, then you

need to hire people in the Philippines. We've talked in other episodes, you'll

find out up there of why specifically the Philippines. -Yes, that does sound

random. You know, just to call of a sudden go. And our final point, hire Filipinos.

That's like the people editing this video, you guys know. You guys know.

I just returned from a trip to the Philippines. Met my team for the first

time. Totally amazing. But again, that that's a topic for another video. The

biggest reason is when you outsource, it frees up your time but also hiring

somebody in the Philippines it's cost-effective. I can hire somebody in

the Philippines for about one tenth of hiring somebody here in Utah. And so when...

-You still get the quality that you need. -Absolutely, yeah. Yeah. You don't want

to sacrifice on quality. That that's not the point. But if you can get the same

quality, a much more efficient price, then you have no profit margins that you can

have a successful video editing business. That's how I did it. I mean that was

simple but that's really the steps that I followed and if I would have had this

outline. I probably could have got things off a little bit smoother start. But

that's how you'd create a video editing business. So give it a thumbs up. If you

liked these tips, if you have any other tips you think will be helpful for our

audience here, share them in the comments below. We'll see you tomorrow.

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Go get the PJ Masks robot

Good job, hahaha. PJ Masks Toys play don't wake Catboy Game

It time to be a hero.

Hey Dino, pals. This is toy Rex here. Let's see what toy surprise we have today

It's the PJ masks. We're gonna play with don't wake cat-boy game with the PJ masks Gekko, Owlette and Night

Villain Romeo. Everyone has to make it to the finish line. And if they do they'll win the treasure

Treasure I want to win the treasure. How do you play? Let me show you Romeo?

We're gonna use this colourful spinner wheel one two

Three spoon and the color you get with the color you get to move to I got room

Let's play the PJ Masks cat-boy games

It's time to start the game. I'm gonna go first, uh,

I got spayed. Haha you got splat by my ninja splat

Good Job Night Ninja t now I get to go first. Thanks to you no problem Romeo

Okay, I'm gonna go first one two three spoon, I got yellow

Well, there's an awesome super yellow finish better that's got these super cool life let's give it a spin

So awesome

Wow

Romeo turned into his super cool laboratory car

That's the bonus he gets because of this yellow fidget spinner and now he gets to go all the way over here. Let's go Romeo

boom

Wow, good job Romeo and look there's a number four right here. That means Romeo has to push the alarm clock for size.if

Romeo awakes Cat boy, then you get to start over. Let's count together down friends. Here's one two

Oh now captain woke up

You have to start over

Romeo's back at the start now, it's Joe's turn

Cool chameleons, I'm gonna get to the treasure first one two three spin

I

Got green. That's my favorite color. That's the color of Gekko

Gecko is on the green square and look there's a number six

That means gecko has to push the alarm clock six times Cool Chameleons.

Let's count together down Oh friends. Well gecko pass or I have to start over six a big member. Here we go. Here's one two

Five

Good job Gekko now It's Owlettes turn our color is red. Let's see

And there's a number four there

Let me get my robot

Because of Romeo's robot, I'll let us start all over but don't worry. It's Gekko your turn next

You can do it can't go you're gonna win it for the PJ Masks one through three spin

spin

Look Gekko got a PJ Masks surprise toy. That's so awesome. Shake shake shake Let's open it up

Wow super cute, it's geckos little pet background

Um, you thought - agreed just like Jake. Oh and look he's gonna do something super cool

Big gekko-mobile super awesome now gecko gets to move really fast in the past

Gecko gets the goats of this yellow square

Okay, now it's really us three again, let's go I'm gonna catch up to you get go

Can Romeo catch up the Catboy let's find out one two three spin

Romeo is on the yellow square, but look there's a super cool Iron Man finish. Dinner Wow. There's Irie, man, Emmett

He's the leader of the adventure

Spin Wow

Well, look Mickey Iron Man spinner, I wonder what we get oh

Let's see Iron Man is wearing the super cool yellow and red helmet

So he has super power and x-ray vision and he can fly shake shake. I wonder what's inside here. Let's see

Well, we've got super rubble

Awesome, it's Rubble on the double. Super Rubble wearing a black cape. You've got a yellow mask on.

He is the super construction pup. He rides the yellow bulldozer and

Fellow it's super cool. All right, Romeo got Rubble. Rubble to give Romeo bonus

He hits the jumper in it yellow square yellow

Double on the double. Here we go

Thanks for the ride Rubble, no problem Romeo, see you later

Hmm, no can't go in Romeo are both on this yellow square. They're super close to the treasure right behind Romeo

Wow, that's so cool. But first Romeo has to push the alarm clock six time cuz there's a six over yellow square

Oh, no, that's a big number tonight at

Six is a really big number if Romeo waits can't boy. Vinnie is to start at the beginning. Let's go Romeo together

That means Romeo's to start at the very beginning with Owlette and look

Yeah, it goes almost at the finish line when he can win the treasure and it Gekko's turn next

If Gekkor gets the color red blue or yellow then he'll be the winner

You can do it Gekko Cool Chameleons

What is it again? Gekko You got yellow? Yes. He's the winner gecko gets all the treasure

whoa, cool chameleons

Wow Gekko's the winner and he gets all this treasure awesome job. Gecko you're the best

Hi boys and girls, it's mr. Crocodile the PJ masks toys played the crocodile game

Firstyou have to open up. Mr. Crocodile. Oh, wow. There's a lot of sharp teeth and

Gekko gets to go first cool chameleons. Ah

Gekko got spotted. Haha. I spotted you gecko. That means I get to take your turn and I'll go first

Since night I just splattered gecko he gets to go first. Can he roll a small number? Let's see

Night Ninja got six that's a really big number. He has to push down sixteen

Let's count together Lenny gets pushed at sixty here's number one. Number two number three number

That means mega just out it's time for cowboy to roll a dice lets go Catboy super cat jump

Catboy got six - that's a really big number. Let's go super cat speed

Catboy has to push six let's count together down friends. Here's one

two

three

four

five and the last one

Awesome good job carefully now, it's the Night Villains turn time for Luna girl to roll the dice. Let's go Luna her on

Luna got two that's a really low number. Good job. There's a girl who

Can Luna girl pass she only has pressed to here's number one. Hmm

One would go she's gonna pick this one

Back to cat boys turn. Let's go cat boy super cat jump

tap one row three

Here cowboy goes number one rule number two and only one more to go

Number three. Oh, no, mr. Crocodile big cat boy

Whoa, mr. Crocodile has something in his mouth. Let's see what it is

Wow, it's the paw patrol pups its skateboard, rubble and skateboard Marshall so cool

Let's see him go for a ride. Here we go

Marshall scoot it on top of the ramp with rubble. Good job

The crocodile game is so fun. There's I'll let Gekko left and then they're still Romeo and Luna girl. Let's play open up the mouth

Okay, it's for even roll the dice one two three jackal jam get go roll the floor that's cool

Let's count together dino friends

Gekko closeed mr. Crocodile. Oh

Romeo always win because I am a supergenius brain. Here we go. 1 2 3 go. I got 5

Here goes Romeo dino friends, here's one -

Lets play the crocodile game. Wow. Wow, let's get it. Owlette gonna go first. She's gonna roll and win it for the PJ Masks. Here we go

Owlette rolled this small number. It's - good job Ella. Here we go

You can do it Owlette Here's number 1 and number 2

We're Luna girl get a big number. Let's see

Wow

Luna girl

Number 6. That's a really big number. Whoa-ho

Will Luna girl pass if she does it's back to Owlette 's turn, but if mr

Crocodile closed-mouth, then the PJ Masks win. Here we go. Here's teeth number one

two

three four

five and only one more

Wow a girl passed that was amazing back to Owlettes let's turn

You can do it outlet. You can roll a really small number. I

Like got to good job

If Owlette passes its back to Luna girls turn, but if the crocodile closes the mouth then the Night villains win, let's go Owlette

Here's one

And only one more

She'll pick this one. Yeah, yellow path back to Luna girls turn

Let's see what number Luna girl gets

Luna girl got four

If mr. Crocodile closes them up in the Owlette win, let's count together down friends. Here's one

- oh no, mr. Crocodile closes mouth That means the PJ Masks are the winners good job Owlette

Thanks for watching. Dino pals. You guys are awesome

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