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Raa makes the face x1
Raa makes the face x2
Raa is acting up
*Dev laughs*
From here, just drop it to my palm
Dev : Ohhh yea yea sure
Zo : 1...2...3...
*RAA ANTICIPATES*
Zo : Eh wait wait..
*DEV LOST HIS SHIT*
Raa makes the face x3
Dev : THE FACE, ENOUGH WITH DAT FACE
Raa to Zo : You're fired.
*DEV LAUGHS* X 4
Raa to Dev : As my friend you're supposed to accept me the way I really am
Dev : KAYYY I'M SORREH
Raa : JEFF
Jeff : *from afar* HUH?
Raa : Dev can't stand it when I make fugly faces
Raa : AS IF YOU'RE HANDSOME YOURSELF!
PEOPLE : OOOoooOooooOOooooOooo
Dev if you're reading this it was a joke and u still ma homie yo <3
*Dev wants to go back home*
Jeff : Well saidddd
Raa : That was a good one right *high five*
Raa : Come we continue, it's only 9pm we are on time!
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The Art of Ink: Japanese - Duration: 8:34.
- [Taki] I think I've always been creative.
I've always liked drawing.
I've liked creating things.
You know, I've been tattooed now more years than I haven't.
I've been tattooing for almost two decades.
I think it's wonderful that people all over
the world can relate to this art form.
- [Luke] I do feel a personal connection
to the art that I create.
The essence of them is powerful.
I want my tattoos to read from across the room.
I don't want you to have to get right
up on it to know what it is.
- I would say I've had a lifelong
obsession with Japanese tattooing.
When I was a child I saw Japanese tattoo's
in Japanese television programs and
I was just instantly enamored with it.
And then from there devoting my life
to the study and the execution of the Japanese tattoo.
- One my mentors who taught me to tattoo
did mostly Japanese and that's my first
exposure to the style.
I was a professional MMA fighter for five years.
That work ethic has transferred over into tattooing.
I feel like I always should be working harder.
- [Taki] Horitomo is a master
tattooist of the Japanese form.
I think Horitomo is one of the most amazing
tattooers of our generation.
- He's incredible.
His ability in painting and tattooing
and the volume of work, the stuff
he's doing is just mind blowing.
- Japanese tattoos tell all the stories of Japan.
You have anything from like tales of
historical samurai, folk lore, legends, religion.
Really it's just a conduit for Japanese culture.
- Every little piece of Japanese tattooing has meaning.
You see a samurai looking boy holding a peach, there's
a reason, it's not just thrown in there.
- One of my favorite stories is Tomomori.
He was a warrior who lost a battle on a ship.
His entire army was drowned in the battle
and then in defeat he wrapped himself
around an anchor, drowned himself.
There's a crab called the heiki crab.
And the crab have a face on it that
looks just like a kabuki samurai face.
There's a lot of prints from 18th,
19th century of Tomomori wrapped around
an anchor with these crab and
the Japanese people will not eat these crab
cause they believe they're the spirits
of the fallen warriors of Tomomori.
That's what's so cool about Japanese
as you start to understand the stories.
And I try to bring that into my tattooing.
- It's thought tattooing existed as early as 10,000 BC.
The first written accounts by the Chinese
when they visited Japan, they
called it the land of law, was that
everyone was tattooed on their faces
and arms according to rank.
The reason there's such a stigma with
Japanese tattooing is that at some point
in history the Japanese government has
used tattoos to mark criminals.
Obviously this barbaric use of
tattooing immediately associated with criminality.
There's also speculation that people used
larger tattoos to cover those tattoos
so they could hide the fact that
they'd been arrested before.
In Japan today, many people associate
Japanese tattooing with the Japanese mafia.
A lot of this is reinforced by Japanese cinema.
- You know, there's certain places you can't go into.
You can't go into a gym if you have tattoos.
You can't go into certain bath houses if you have tattoos.
So that's still a real thing.
- The body suit is a very striking and
I think one of the most recognizable
aspects of the Japanese tattoo.
Knowing how long that takes and knowing
how much dedication you really respect
that person and what they've committed to
and how much pain they've endured.
They've certainly earned the tattoo.
- [Luke] The goal of anyone doing Japanese is
you want to be doing body suits, back pieces.
If you can do a whole body suit start to finish,
it's really how Japanese tattooing was
meant to be, was one client, one tattooer.
- I think there's a strong significance
and a cultural connection between the usage
of colors in Japanese tattoos and Japanese culture.
Just because you're supposed to be
more reserved in some ways the Japanese
want to keep some things muted and
not so obvious and not so in your face.
- The pallet's pretty simple in Japanese tattooing.
You have bold reds, greens, golds, browns.
It's not too complex.
Heavy in black.
The background is the biggest thing that sets it aside.
With an artist like Horitomo who practices tebori,
the hand tattooing, that technique is very important.
The way he shades with that, you have
a stick, you have some needles lashed to it.
And you use one hand as your fulcrum point
to stretch the skin and then the other hand
would push the needle in.
- The look you get from tebori
you cannot match it with a machine.
It's just much more saturated.
The colors are more vibrant.
It's not going anywhere.
- I grew up looking at Japanese books
and you'd see these tattoo parties where
they'd have their shirts off and eating food
and just enjoying each others
company and enjoying tattoo art.
I started having these ramen tattoo parties,
one I wanted to show my gratitude to clients
that had gotten large amounts of work
from me, body suits, back pieces.
These are the people have allowed me
to express myself and have this life.
You might joke that maybe hot soup is not
the best thing to eat while shirtless,
but when you're with a group of people
with a lot of tattoos you all know
exactly what each others had been through.
And then you can sit there and admire each others tattoos.
And it just shows too how Japanese tattooing
just sort of blends seamlessly with life.
- [Luke] As I've evolved over the years
I think my stuff has even scaled back.
I'm trying to do less tricks and just make things simple.
Make things nice and readable.
And make them so they're gonna last, make them so they're
gonna look great in 50 years.
- I think Japanese tattooing has changed very rapidly.
A lot more work has been published.
A lot of tattooers have traveled.
We also see very good Japanese tattooing
being done by non Japanese nationals.
What we see now are people of all cultures
of all ethnicities that are devoting
their lives to the study of this.
There are some people that sort of bemoan
the loss of when Japanese tattooing was
a little more hidden, was a littler harder to get to.
But I welcome the information age.
That way we can properly document this for
history's sake and share it with the next generation.
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Film Making Introduction to the "180 Degree Rule" and the "Axis of Action" - Duration: 1:51.
Hey guys, Norman here with Visual Regime and we're doing a video on the 180 rule for those starting
out in filmmaking.
So for those who are looking to start out in film-making and shooting, this is one of
the foundational rules in understanding how to shoot interactions between actors.
To start, in a conversation or interaction between two people there's a need to establish
what is called an "axis of action" that connects the two of them together.
This visually lets the audience know that the two actors are engaging or communicating
to each other at that moment.
With the 180 degree rule, it establishes continuity and sight lines between the two actors.
Let's say you're filming this with a two camera set-up.
If the positioning of one of the cameras is on the right, then the second one should be
on the right-hand side of the axis of action as well.
The opposite is true if you were to place one camera on the left.
Both cameras will then need to have to move to the other side of the axis of action.
Here's an example of what would happen if you were to place one camera on either side
of the axis of action.
You can see that visually it doesn't seem as if they are looking at each other during
this conversation.
If we were now to try this again with both cameras on the same side of the axis, you
now get a better sense of the actors communicating with each other, and visually the sight lines
match up so that they don't appear to be looking off into the distance at no one.
Now we know that most rules can be broken, and here we are about to see a change in the
positioning that actually breaks the 180 rule.
This is a technique that's been used in various other films in the past.
An example of this would be the interrogation scene between Batman and Joker in 'The Dark
Knight Rises'.
By first understanding the rule and how it works, you can then explore ways to creatively
break it, but to still be within the constraints.
So next time you go and watch a short film or movie, pay attention and see if you can
spot the 180 rule being used.
If there are any questions, feel free to leave a comment and we'll get back to you.
Also, remember to subscribe below for more videos from us in the future.
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Why I Tattooed My Eyebrows | Beauty With Mi | Refinery29 - Duration: 6:14.
You're going to grow hair!
I won't have to do my eyebrows ever again.
Ok, well...
For awhile I won't have to do my eyebrows.
Hey guys!
It's Mi-Anne and this is Beauty With Mi.
So this episode is really special because
it involves me conquering a fear.
Needles freak me out!
I got my eyebrows microbladed.
Essentially, it's a semi-permanent way to
fill in your brows and it lasts over a year!
52 weeks, 365 days a year.
Your eyebrows are permanently there.
For me, as someone who does fill in her
eyebrows pretty much every single day,
that's pretty friggin' awesome.
So I started thinking about getting my own
eyebrows microbladed about two years ago
when my coworker and friend Alyssa
got hers done.
I've had to really convince Mi-Anne
that this is worth it.
It just so happened Alyssa was due for
a touch-up on her own brows
so we ventured all the way to Long Island
to visit Emilia Berry,
founder and eyebrow extraordinaire
at Permaline Cosmetics.
Hey guys it's Alyssa Coscarelli here,
fashion market editor at Refinery29
and I'm here with Mi-Anne today on an
eyebrow adventure.
A tattoo on your face, essentially.
It seems like it's gonna hurt!
I always insist that it's not that bad but
your eyes water when you get your eyebrows done,
like when you get them waxed or threaded.
That's true.
It's just a sensitive area.
You know, the technician puts numbing cream
on your eyebrows so that you really
technically shouldn't feel a thing.
But I am still nervous.
All right, I'm excited.
We should just do it.
Let's do it!
All right.
First things first,
Emilia smoothed on a layer of numbing cream.
She's an angel sent from heaven above
to fix eyebrows.
She's been doing it for years so Alyssa
and I knew we were in really good hands.
Blades aren't out yet so I'm not that nervous.
I know that there's some steps
before we get there.
First of all, we're creating shape, essentially.
I'm filling in.
I'm adding here and there.
This is...This is a really good shape.
— Thank you. — I agree with you.
I think because I'm so used to it being
a little bit more of an angle so just keep going.
So let's do it a little more angle-y.
Then she brought out all of her inks
and started matching the color
to my eyebrows and once I was happy with it—
— I think this one. — I think so too.
She pulled out her microblading tool.
Not gonna lie, it scared the $#*! out of me.
Essentially a row of needles.
The first feeling of the pain is like what
I'm most anxious about.
Listen, I'm going to go super slow.
Then I closed my eyes and Emelia
started scraping teeny tiny brow
hairs onto my skin.
You all right?
Yep!
It doesn't hurt.
That's usually one of the more sensitive
areas right there.
Yeah, it hurts a little more now but still,
I can do it.
The first few strokes were, admittedly,
mildly uncomfortable but afterward,
it didn't hurt at all.
You can kind of hear the needles, like...
like scratching on your skin.
That's kind of like a...That's a little bit scary.
On a scale of one being no eyebrows
to ten being bushy eyebrows,
where were my natural eyebrows?
I think yours are about six, seven?
Really?
Mmhm.
You have eyebrows.
What is Alyssa then?!
So this process took about 45 minutes
before she switched to a digital pen
which essentially is a tattoo gun
with a really fine needle.
See?
You can't even see how moving but
it does move.
Oh man, it's so sharp.
Ahh!
It was kind of scary.
The machine made a lot of noises
but it actually was less painful
than the actual scraping.
I don't, I don't feel it at all.
It's kind of amazing.
Isn't it?
The most important thing, I believe,
is if you create eyebrows to not make them too perfect.
To kind of try to simulate mother nature,
which she certainly is not.
All right, looks good.
Wanna see?
Yes, I do want to see it.
Oh they look so natural!
All these little tiny hairs.
Super even and fresh and all filled in.
I'm so excited to not have to fill my eyebrows
in anymore.
And that was it!
I had built up all this anxiety for two years
for an hour long process that honestly was
pretty painless.
Once she was done,
Emelia wiped off our eyebrows and instructed
Alyssa and I not to get them wet for five days.
I told you it wasn't gonna be that bad!
It was just how I remembered.
Like, you could hear the little
scraping sound a bit
but the numbing cream really works wonders.
I'm so excited for them to heal a little bit too
— so that we can see in four weeks- — The final, final result.
What the final effect is but even just,
I don't know, one hour post.
And how do you feel?
Does it hurt at all?
Mine's a little bit tender.
The actual procedure didn't hurt at all.
We're gonna have to get creative with covering
our eyebrows, keeping them dry.
Maybe wearing some goggles in the shower
for the next five days.
But four weeks later…
They're gonna look amazing.
Wait for it.
So I know for me,
that this has kind of changed my life.
Me too!
I can honestly do my makeup in five minutes
now that I have these.
I just conceal anything,
a little bronzer, a little mascara.
Peace.
So it all came together full circle.
Aw.
Let's do it again sometime!
Yeah, two years from now.
We'll make a date.
So for those of you who don't want to spend
the money and I do not blame you.
It is a lot of money.
I have a few products here that I personally
really, really love.
The first of which is a brow pencil.
Now, I am a big fan of brow pencils
especially if you have superfine
brow hairs like me.
This one's from Benefit.
It's called, "The Precisely, My Brow Pencil."
Secondly, I like to set my work.
Usually I'll do it with a powder and then
gel but you can also get away
with just doing gel.
It is called, "The Maybelline Brow Precise."
I like it because it has little tiny fibers
that you can put on your brow hairs and it
kinda beefs them up a little.
So, a very good choice.
Also at the drugstore so it's affordable.
Got it, got it.
Would you ever get your eyebrows microbladed?
Let me know in the comments below
and be sure to click here to subscribe to Refinery29
and click here to watch more videos.
See ya later!
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I can't fight this, got my eyes fixed on you
I've seen something new
Must be hallucination
In my mind I realize you're not true
Must be something we do?
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
I can't fight this, got my eyes fixed on you I've seen something new
Must be hallucination
In my mind I realize you're not true
Must be something we do?
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
Swore I saw you coming over here
Happiness is just controlling fear
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
We're just hallucinations
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JUSTIN KLUIVERT & TOUZANI - Duration: 7:40.
If this man is playing on the wings, the audience will get on their feet.
The man that always follows his gut, ladies and gentlemen: Justin Kluivert!
You have already made your debut for Ajax, but now you're gonna make your debut for Touzani TV.
And all of my guests bring a prize, so what did you bring for our viewers?
- You can win a pair of my beautiful shoes.
Those shoes are sick. I think I'm gonna keep them for myself.
So how can you win them? Follow Justin on Instagram, I'll post the link in the description...
subscribe to this channel and post a comment saying why you want to win these fantastic boots.
Thanks to the small screen of the camera, all I can think about is how ugly I am next to you.
How many times have you already been proposed to?
- No, no, not that many.
Not that many?
- I'm still young.
When I watch you play, you make me think of Dortmund's Dembélé.
You can dribble with your left and with your right foot.
Or, no, wait a second. Dembélé makes me think of you.
We're on a playground...
Who were you back in the days?
Kids always like to be someone on the playground...
a professional footballer.
- Cristiano Ronaldo.
I can do magic.
I will give you the voice of Cristiano Ronaldo.
Can you believe it?
- I don't believe you.
That's what I wanted to hear.
I'm gonna show you a few photos of players when they were still very young...
even younger than you are now.
And you have to guess who they are.
First one.
- Rooney.
Nice. Nice.
Second one.
- Messi, I immediately saw it.
You did?
And I thought I picked hard ones.
- No, this was easy.
Okay, but if you know this one, you're a real boss.
A real boss.
These two were still pretty simple, right?
- Balotelli.
How can you immediately see that?
Some people piss on trees...
we're gonna kick a ball in a tree. That's today's challenge.
If you kick the ball in the tree, the loser has to get it out...
so you have to climb, climb, climb, climb.
Rock, paper, scissors to see who's starting.
I am going first.
So, if I kick the ball in the tree, Justin has to climb, climb, climb, climb.
- High.
Everything high.
- One shot.
And I was acting tough and all.
Climb, climb, climb, climb. - Climb, climb, climb, climb.
I suck at climbing, to be honest with you.
I really thought I was going to win.
- Touzani TV in the tree.
Where's the ball? - Over there.
- Somewhere in the jungle.
- Make sure it doesn't break.
- You're falling.
Do not try this at home.
- Now everybody is going to do that.
- Almost, almost.
- Keep shaking.
Shake that ass. Shake! Shake!
King Kong!
Okay, that was today's video with Justin Kluivert.
Did you like it? Don't forget the thumbs up...
Leave a comment saying why you want to win Justin's football boots...
and don't forget to follow him on Instagram, I'll post the link in the description.
See you! Later! Ciao!
- Now you only need to get down.
How do I get down?
- Your foot is stuck, man.
My right foot is stuck.
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