What life lessons have you learned from an older relative?
With Surya Kolluri, Managing Director, Global Wealth & Investment Management at Bank of
America; Dr. Laura Carstensen, Founding Director of the Stanford Center on Longevity; Sarj
Nahal, Head of Thematic Investing Strategy with BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research; Ben
Storey Director of Retirement and Personal Wealth Solutions with Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Please see important information at the end of this program. Recorded on June 21, 2016
MS. CARSTENSEN: Such an easy question for me actually.
It's my dad, who is 96 years old, a bio-physicist who continues to publish scientific papers
and who has approached his own aging both as an optimist, which I think is critical,
and problem-solver.
So he's never once thrown his hands up and said, "Oh I'm just getting old."
It's like, "Well that's hard for me to do.
I think I'll do it this way."
And he approaches life that way, with great resilience.
And he's a great role model for being a great person and a great older person.
MR. NAHAL: Well, much the same. I'm going to echo those sentiments with my grandfather,
95 years old, was a farmer and soldier, emigrated to the West, managed to retire at 55,
e-mails me every day and plays Words With Friends on his iPad with me.
So it just shows you how things can quickly, quickly transform with this generation.
MR. STOREY: I would have to say my grandfather, as well.
He actually lived into his mid-90s and something that he always instilled in the family was
being optimistic and life is better when you're optimistic.
Also that our most valuable asset is time.
He played golf up into his late 80s and used to always try to shoot his age.
And he would kid around that when you're 110 it's not that difficult, is what he would
tell his friends.
MR. KOLLURI: So my role model is my grandmother who lost our grandfather to Alzheimer's in
And so she was in her early 60s at the time, but she learned a classic language in her
widowhood.
And so I was a young kid, I was watching her learn this classic language and I was like,
that's pretty impressive.
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KAILYN LOWRY SAYS HER MOTHER WON'T HAVE A RELATIONSHIP WITH BABY LO
After Kailyn Lowry gave birth to Baby Lo, fans wondered if her mother, Suzi, would have
a relationship with her new grandson.
Kail's mother has appeared on Teen Mom 2 here and there, but fans of the show are aware
that she has had a serious substance abuse issue that has made it difficult for the pair
to be in each other's lives.
Although she has met Lincoln and Isaac, it seems that Suzi hasn't necessarily been
involved.
It was reported at one point that Suzi allegedly got drunk while babysitting Kail's 3-year-old
son, Lincoln, which is partially why Kail hasn't spoken much to her mother since then.
Kailyn Lowry has stated that her mother was often drunk during her childhood, or sometimes
drove drunk, which Kail doesn't fault her for because she says that Suzi was very sick
at the time.
Without Chris Lopez, the father of Baby Lo, in the picture, Kail doesn't have a huge
support system.
However, the mom of three has always been fiercely independent and isn't too concerned
with how things will turn out for her.
Kailyn Lowry stated that she has told her mother about Baby Lo, but she hasn't responded
to her messages.
Kailyn is assuming her mother won't meet him for quite a while.
Kailyn and her mother have been estranged for a few years, and Kail doesn't speak
to her father or her older half-sisters.
However, the young mother is very involved with her many friends who provide a support
system for her.
Rumors have swirled around Kailyn's baby daddy and his involvement with Baby Lo.
It has been stated that the new father has been more of a help than Kail anticipated,
but conversely, some reports have said the pair are on the outs and that she's had
it with him making plans and not showing up.
There have also been rumors that Chris Lopez's mom is going to fight for custody of Baby
Lo, as she is concerned about her grandparents' rights and Kail's "lifestyle" of having
three babies with three different men.
This has not been confirmed or denied by Kail or anyone close to her.
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And they're pointing at you and
saying you're asking for money
now when you weren't willing to
help the people in the
Northeast. What do you have to
say to them?
Well, you know, look this is
that there's time for political
sniping later.
I think our focus needs to be
on this disaster.
It's not really sniping — these
are people who needed money and
who needed funding right after
that storm. I covered those
people many of them just like
those in Houston lost
absolutely everything they
owned.
Well Katie, Katie of course
that's right and the accurate
thing to say is that I and a
number of others
enthusiastically and
emphatically supported
hurricane relief and
the hurricane relief and
disaster relief has been a
vital federal role for a long,
long time and it should
continue.
The problem with that
particular bill is it became a
$50 billion bill
that was filled with unrelated
pork. Two-thirds of that bill
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Have you ever had a tough conversation in front of you and you weren't sure exactly how to handle?
It could have been with a boyfriend or girlfriend, a friend, a roommate, family, or even work.
They happen all the time and unfortunately, we're not really taught how to do them well.
And if you blow a high-stakes conversation, you can irreparably damage
your relationship or even your career.
So today, I want to talk about some strategies
for what to do before and during a tough conversation
to make it easier and make sure it goes as well as it can.
And I'm also going to talk about, at the end, how to de-escalate a conversation
that kind of got off track and isn't going so well.
So the first thing to think about before a tough conversation is your outcomes;
you need to draw your line not just for you ideal outcomes but what's acceptable and what's unacceptable.
Sometimes, especially in a tough conversation, you can't get your ideal—
I think of a great example from my own life was a really tough breakup I had;
I was dating this girl for a long time, I really liked her, but
I didn't see a future for us so I wanted to break up
but my idea would have been — stay friends, keep talking every day, and keep texting every day.
The thing is that's not what she wanted, right?
And so we tried to break up and then she would started to cry and she got very upset
and I would say, "Okay, I take it back. Let's keep dating,"
because I didn't want to make her sad for even an instant
which is totally unrealistic so I sat down I thought,
"What do I actually want? What is an acceptable outcome for me and what is an unacceptable outcome for me?"
So okay, what I actually want is to break up and stay friends but what's acceptable is to break up
and we can be sad — we can miss each other for a little bit.
What's unacceptable is to keep dating someone that I don't want to be dating and eventually get married because I'm too scared to break up with her.
So I wrote it all down and it was the thing
that I think gave me the inner strength and conviction to go through with it
even though it was really, really hard to hurt someone I cared about so much and
years later, we're friends now; it's totally fine, it doesn't have to be permanent but
I truthfully don't think I could have done it if I hadn't written down
the acceptable be unacceptable and gotten clear with myself that it was okay
if we were both hurting for a little bit because it was the best thing for us.
That brings me to the second thing —
before a conversation, put your mind in the other person's body
and think, "What's good for them?" because you don't want to just be the selfish
bulldog that's running through life and not thinking about other people and also,
a conversation is gonna go better if you think about what is gonna help this person
achieve their goals, what motivates them and what are their values
so the best story I've ever heard for this is Charlie.
Charlie wanted to move to New York City but his job was in Washington, D.C.
He could've just quit, he could just put in his two weeks notice,
he could've done it via email because he was really scared to have this conversation
but instead, he got some time with his boss, sat down and said,
"Hey, I really like it here, I really like the people but I'm unhappy in D.C.
All my friends are in New York; my best friend's in New York.
It's important to me to be happy; I need to move but
I want to do this in the best way possible for you so
does that mean working remotely, does that mean you guys hire my replacement and I train them and it takes a couple months for me to go
get my ideal outcome which is to go to New York? How can I do this so it's good for both of us?"
And they had a great conversation and ended up with Charlie working remotely,
first person of his position to do it, and he got a 50% raise because he switched from employee to contractor.
So that incredible outcome couldn't have happened if he hadn't thought about the other person.
The third thing is to just set the tone, right?
Don't blindside the person, don't come in and start screaming — they don't know what's happening —
but also, don't make things that aren't a big deal a huge deal.
So if you want to get feedback to a significant other or a roommate,
you don't have to say, "Hey, we really need to talk," right?
You can just grasp with it, "Hey, can I talk to you for five minutes?"
By doing that, you set the tone but this isn't necessarily a big deal when it isn't
and you save the really draconian grave tone for when it is a big deal.
Now, that's the before; what about during?
One really, really tough thing to do is to give someone feedback or criticize them
or share how you're feeling about something that's bothering you
without the other person becoming really defensive and blowing up on you.
And the best way to do this that I've ever come across is by
only speaking in things that can't be refuted so facts and feelings.
If you come in and start to label people or generalize you're sunk and that's what most people do.
So if a roommate is leaving dishes in the sink, what most people do is go,
"Oh god, Ted, you always leave the dishes in the sink."
Now, that's not true. Unless Ted is literally leaving every single dishes he's ever used in the sink, that's not true
and now he can get defensive and go, "That's not true. What about yesterday?"
Now it's escalating and you guys are at each other's throats.
Or let's say you a friend that makes jokes at your expense. You don't like it.
If you go, "Oh my god, Jerry, you're such a dick; you're always putting me down."
Now you've labeled and generalized — that's what everyone does and it just leads to a fight.
So instead, only talk about two things that really no one can tell you aren't true —
absolute facts and your own feelings. So dishes in the sink example — you go,
"Hey, man. I saw you put your dishes in the sink. I just want to let you know that that makes me feel a little aggravated because now I have to
either clean up after you or we have to have a messy house."
Someone putting you down with jokes — great example — I went on a vacation
with ten friends and some I knew really well and some were friends and friends I didn't know that well. One was this guy, Tom
and Tom was so bad when he was drunk at putting other people down.
He was super fine sober, I've met him before and liked him, but he got drunk
and was just rude; he just make jokes at everyone's expense, putting them down
to elevate himself and to make himself feel better.
So instead of saying, "You're a dick," I just said, "Hey, man. You have made a couple of jokes today that did not make me feel good
and if you keep making jokes like that, I'm not gonna want to hang out with you."
Now it's not a threat; that's just a true acceptable outcome for me.
But I've also painted the doorway for Tom to be able to stop,
for Tom be able to go, "I didn't realize that and I'll stop making those jokes," which he did
because I didn't say, "Hey, you're being a dick; I don't wanna hang out with you."
I said, "You keep making these jokes that I don't like and if you keep doing it, I'm not gonna want to be your friend."
Now this is incredibly powerful when you combine it with a second thing
which is — going on the record early.
So dishes example or joke example — it doesn't matter.
The first time it happens most people let it go because their conflict avoidant.
The second time, the third time, the fourth time, they keep letting it go, they bottle it up,
and they just sit on it and they fume and the other person has no idea that something's bothering them
and then all of a sudden, they snap and then they freak out and they're yelling
and the other person is completely blindsided and now you're both kind of in the wrong because that person is doing something you don't like
but you've exploded in a very, very intense way with no warning.
And so now you can say the person's messy but they can say that you're crazy.
The flipside of this — if on the first offense, you go,
"Hey, man. I saw dishes in the sink. I just wanted to let you know it kind of bugs me.
I really like keeping a clean apartment. Would you mind cleaning it?"
Second time — "Hey, they're dishes in the sink. Would you be able to clean your dishes when you're done?"
Now, by the fourth, fifth, and sixth time, they're ignoring you,
you actually have a right and you're on the record to be mad
and then you can decide acceptable-unacceptable —
are you willing to move out over this, are you willing to not be friends ] with them over this or do you want to split a cleaning lady over this?
You can decide what to do but at least you're on the record
and you have mutual understanding.
And that's the third thing that's really important when you're gonna have a difficult conversation is —
you want to make sure that they understand you but also
you want to make sure you understand them — don't ascribe intent.
Don't just create a story in your head that's based on nothing but your own interpretation.
People leave dishes in the sink because they just don't care; the mess doesn't bother them.
They aren't necessarily disrespecting you; they aren't necessarily thinking, "I hate my roommate so much. This is gonna piss him off,"
they're just not really thinking about it.
So if you get on the same page, you share your facts and feelings,
you give them a chance to say, "Oh, sorry. I didn't realize I was bothering you,"
you guys can get on the same page and then you're very likely to move forward in a way that is good for both of you.
Now, this leads me to the flip side which I know we all do sometimes screw up.
Sometimes, someone's giving us feedback or criticizing us and we're the one that left the dishes in the sink.
There's two things that really make a conversation go better
if you're the one who screwed up or if you're the one who's made a mistake
or if you're the one receiving feedback or criticism, that is —
make the other person feel heard and understood and own it.
Again, what most people do when they're criticized, they get defensive and they
push back and when someone pushes you and you push back, things escalate.
Now, if somebody comes to you and they say, "Hey, man. It's really pissing me off.
You always leave your dishes in the sink..." they do everything wrong —
they generalize, they label this and that, and you make them feel heard
and understood, you go, "Hey, I didn't realize that I was doing that and I had no idea that that's how that made you feel.
I get it and in the future, I won't do it."
How do you stay mad at someone like that?
How do you say mad at someone that says, "I've listened to you. I totally
understand. Now that I get what you're feeling, I won't do it again."
You can't keep yelling at that person but if they fight back, you can
and that's why so many small things in relationships just blow up into huge arguments
out of nowhere because it's these bottled tensions and then no one wants to hear the other person and everyone gets defensive to make sure they're not wrong.
It's not about who's right and wrong; it's just about a mutual understanding and then going forward in a way that makes both people happy.
And the second thing to do is own it — great example from work — I have a friend
who was putting together a presentation and he screwed up some numbers.
We've all done it; I've done it for sure.
He screwed up some numbers, gave it to his boss, boss didn't find it,
gave it to the partner, partner didn't even look at it probably, and they all went presented to a client.
Client found a mistake so what do you do now?
You're in the meeting; the numbers are messed up.
They go over it as quickly as possible; they just blow past it.
The next day, there's a ten-person call.
It's the three people that were in the meeting and the rest of the team
and my friend knows what's coming so he's thought about ahead of time how to handle this.
Partner brings it up; he goes, "Hey, that was not cool. That was not okay.
You messed up the numbers and you made us look bad in front of the client."
At this point, my friend could have pushed back and he could have said,
"Well, yeah but Bob didn't check the numbers either; that's kind of Bob's fault
and I gave you the presentation," — that would be a disaster because
when you push, someone pushes back — equal and opposite force.
So what he did instead was he just owned it; he said,
"You know what? You're right. I'm sorry. I screwed that up. I shouldn't have. It won't
happen again and there's really nothing I can say to to take it back besides that."
His boss immediately felt badly because he was owning it completely on his shoulders
and he was taking it on the chin and the boss actually said, "You know what?
It's not a big deal and it's not your fault. We should have checked the numbers. Don't beat yourself up about it."
So now he's being comforted and was told t's not a big deal because he owned it completely.
All right, that is what to do when the conversation is tough
and you need to give criticism and what to do when you're receiving criticism.
What about those highly charged conversations?
What about those conversations that don't necessarily have a huge weight
to them but they're just topics that you know tend to lead to religion,
it could be politics, it could be talking about someone else's relationship,
seeing a lot of friendships end because a friend is trying to help someone
see something in their relationship but often with our boyfriends and girlfriends, we're blind to it and we're very defensive.
In this case, the Socratic method is your best friend.
Now Charlie's gonna do another video sometime in the next couple weeks about how to win any argument.
If you want to see that one, just subscribe to our channel.
For now, all I'm going to talk about is how to guide someone to a conclusion themselves
because a lot of times, these tough conversations
you want someone to act differently but you don't know how to get them there
or you want someone to feel differently about a certain topic, human rights issue —
whatever it is — but you end up just screaming at each other.
By only asking questions like the Socratic method,
you can guide somebody in their own thinking so they come to a conclusion on their own.
And the only way to do this is to be open-minded.
You can't come in with an agenda to come in and actually think,
"Could this person be right? Could I be wrong?" and then ask questions
and a lot of times, if you keep things civil so that people aren't defensive
and you're both open-minded, you can normally come to agreement.
That's what logical people do but if you come in and said,
"No, that's wrong. I believe this. You shouldn't believe that,"
you're going to have a screaming match and no one's gonna change their mind.
Now, as much as I would love to say that
this all works perfectly and you're never gonna get into a situation that escalates, it happens.
So how do you deescalate a conversation?
The best thing I've found is to de-escalate their physicality, their body language
and their tone because physicality and your tone can be a virtuous cycle or a vicious cycle.
If you're happy and smiling and laughing and then someone tells another joke, you're gonna laugh again.
That's why in comedy shows, people always try to get the main act on after some warmups
so you're in a good mood and you're laughing.
Now, the flip side of that is if somebody is shouting at you and yelling
and their tone is aggressive, nothing you say is gonna get to her; they've gone into an emotional fight-or-flight state.
Anything you say no matter how right you are is just gonna get blown away by their reptile brain.
So just basically call a timeout; talk to someone, you're steady talking about politics or religion,
and you have atheism-versus-religion differing opinions and the person starting it heated.
Just go, "Hey, you know what? This isn't a conversation that seems to be going very well.
I can tell you're getting a little heated. Why don't we just drop it and talk about something else?"
and the person would either agree and you guys can talk about something else
and avoid that blow up or the, "No, no, no. Let's talk about this,"
but they'll realize that they were starting to get heated and they'll take themselves in check.
If you can just gently call out someone's body language and their tone and reset
them to a more neutral place, that feeds into their brain; they will literally be more open-minded
because they don't have aggressive or defensive body language and tonality.
So that is it. I hope that was helpful for you.
If you guys want to talk about something that's a little bit more upbeat
which is how to meet new people and make a great first impression,
Charlie has a great video on that. I will link to it and thank you for watching.
I got a couple of comments last time that I didn't introduce myself
and I should have in the last video so my name is Ben.
I co-founded Charisma on Command with Charlie about four years ago.
I left a job on Wall Street and working private equity
so that I could create this company because
working on this area of self-improvement and my relationships has changed my life in an incredible way.
I was a very average person who had friends but wasn't really a leader.
I would feel out of place in group conversations. My dating life wasn't what
I wanted it to be and by focusing on my confidence, my charisma, and my ability to
work with people and talk to people, my whole life changed.
And that's why we started this business so that's me and
Charlie's got a very similar story but now you know a little bit more about me
and thank you for watching. You know, I have a lot of respect for you for
being on that same journey; it's not easy to change — it's very easy to stay the
same and complain so the fact that you're proactively chasing this and trying to
become better, I have a lot of respect to that so that's all.
If you've watched this far, you're a legend and I will see you in the next video.
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While it seems many youtubers out there are just straight-up untouchable and can do no wrong
That is not always the case in fact
Many Youtubers that you may watch today. Have had trouble with the men upstairs at YouTube in the past
What's up guys Jimmy here welcome to the late-night top tens and tonight
We are going to be counting down the top 10 biggest youtubers to get
Terminated on the platform now
I want you to keep in mind that a good amount of these channels have been reinstated and
Also a good amount where terminated due to bugs in the system and not because they actually did anything wrong
But it's still super interesting to see just how many big YouTubers have had their careers
Put on the line before we get into it
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Notifications turned on and now let's go over some youtubers that got the axe
Kicking off the list at number 10 is Zoe Berger
And I'm sure you guys all remember this one if you were following cusp which is a channel that I do on the side
Zoe berger definitely made a name for herself when she first came onto the scene both on twitch and on
YouTube and the Folks over YouTube were not happy with her being on the platform so they straight up banned her account
Did that stop Zoe no she made another account that she is still using today and has over 1.1 million
Subscribers her old channel was eventually reinstated
But she doesn't use it anymore and currently sits with over one hundred and sixty eight thousand subs in a few vo Ds of her
Old streams which were the infamous Bikini Booby
Whatever twerking call of duty streams. That initially got her banned
And number nine a very very good friend of mine, Mr.
Technical difficult Kyle's channel has since started he started a new channel with over 1.3
Million Subscribers his first one was one of the first channels to ever get punished for spamming tags in his video
Descriptions plus his first channel had over two million subs at the time of being taken down
Thankfully Kyle worked out a deal with Youtube that allowed him to make a second channel
So he could continue making content as many Youtubers aren't that lucky when their channels get deleted
YouTube keeps an eye on them to make sure that they don't do anything
Out of the ordinary I guess and at least things worked out on that end
But Kyle also has always been subject to I mean just in my opinion False strikes community guidelines
Strikes he was say he was focused on way way more than other content creators and in my opinion
They tried to make an example of him in the past with his channel
at number 8 we have one of the biggest Minecraft channels ever
stampylonghead
And stampy is a children's gaming channel
That was wrongfully deleted back in December of 2013
No warning no option to appeal
Just gone
People were outraged and use the hashtag save stampy and it was trending on Twitter for quite some time before you two finally
Responded to it claiming that it was an honest mistake
While terminating one of the biggest channels in the world shouldn't exactly be something that can be done
by an honest mistake
It is still good that youtube finally owned up to it realized it and fix things even though it took a while
And I can just imagine what this guy was going through while he was waiting for his channel to be reinstated Due
to an honest mistake and
Number 7 ike I always get called the the cheaper version of this channel. I'm okay with that watch
Mojo, you guys all know watch mojo. They're one of the biggest channels around have been around for years and years now
But there was actually one point a few years ago where their channel was deleted
For a few days given how much license content watchmojo uses in their videos in their top tens this one where it really wasn't that
Surprising back in 2013 watch Mojo's channel had been completely taken down due to copyright infringement
Reportedly from Fox studios things got even more complicated with fox reported they had retracted the claims but YouTube still had not
processed the retraction leaving
watchmojo Dead in the water for an even longer amount of time eventually the matter was settled and
Watchmojo is now going strong and massive massive top 10 channel that is among the YouTube's Elite
and number 6 we have
Quibble cop this guy's been blowing up over the last Few years is he currently has over 7 million subs
but back when he only had
800,000 he almost experienced a Swift into his career in
February of 2015 there was a reported bug in the youtube system causing many channels to get random strikes and in some cases
taken down completely
Well rebel cop was one of those unlucky channels that got the toughest part of the bug and his channel was actually deleted and gone
for a few days
this was made even
Stranger when credible cop made a video talking about the incident and revealed that he had no strikes on his channel at the time meaning
That a bug in Youtube system
Just straight-up attacked and deleted his channel due to it wrongfully giving him three strikes at once
cracking into the top 5 we have a very very successful twitch streamer and gaming YouTuber known as
GoldGlove TV currently boasts over 1.3 million subscribers and
313 Million Total views however in 2014 Gold-gloves channel was deleted for spamming tags in his video
Descriptions his channel was eventually put back
and I'm pretty sure that this was going down when
People if you put anything in your description there was this bot service that was going around and they were I guess
telling Youtube about all these channels like tos changed or something happened to where all these channels got caught with their pants down and
He was one of them can you imagine having 1.3 million subs erased with no warning
And that was it was a big deal because people had stuff in their description
They didn't realize it was bad and all of a sudden. They got the hammer
At number 4 and this one is pretty strange considering. How long shane has been on the platform and how successful
He's been with it
We've got Shane Dawson back in December of 2014
Shane's long-running channel was terminated for a full day with no warning or option to appeal the reason for this
Erasing of Shane's channel was revealed to be a huge bug in youtube's engine that was just going around
deleting random channels
It was a kill bug one of which being their biggest stars
Tons of channels were wrongfully taken down and thankfully restored as quickly as possible
But I can't imagine
How panicked Shane must have been during this he later posted a video talking about what happened in how high the stakes were for YouTube?
To actually get things fixed
at number 3 we have one of the funniest channels around to this day in the form of how to
Basic and how to basic was actually terminated the same day as shane
Thanks to the same assassin YouTube channel bug if you will however after getting the channel back once the bug was fixed
he was taken down once again in January of
2016 because howtobasic isn't exactly a very vocal guy we never heard the reason behind the second termination
but I can assume that it wasn't anything too serious since he's still making videos today still making people laugh today, and
carrying on
and number two one of the
One of the biggest guys out there right now
Rice gum with the massive success of rice comes diss tracks many people forgot
that he was actually terminated at one point in his career in January of
2016 Rice comes channel was taken down without warning it wouldn't come back for a few days the reason behind this is
Puzzling since rice gum wasn't spamming tags
He wasn't violating copyright or breaking any of youtube's terms of service the most likely cause of this was mass flagging organized by someone else
Causing YouTube to take down the channel without a full investigation
Thankfully his channel has been restored
And we've gotten countless countless diss tracks ever since and when you put out as many diss tracks and making fun of videos
You're gonna have people that target you, and that's probably what happened to rice gum in this instance
Okay, we've reached the number-one spot, and there is no doubt
Unequivocally what channel deserves this number one spot and yes, it is dramaalert well
It's really keemstar in general Keem has been on YouTube tons of times with tons of different channels
I know over 10
Maybe more than that not just with dramaalert, but with his personal channels as well
Maybe over 20 now that I think about it eventually
He was able to keep dramaalert going without termination by clarifying that he was not the owner of the show
But rather the host because youtube adds a rule if you get terminated you are not allowed to be
directly linked or make a new channel and
YouTube agreed with dramaalert, and it's been popping off ever since with almost 3 million subscribers right now
I'm definitely glad Keane was able to keep the formula that worked for him because drama alerts to me is
Definitely one of the most entertaining channels out there right now, and it is one of the fastest growing channels as well
There are you having my friends those are 10 of the biggest youtubers that got the axe they got terminated most of them came back?
Thankfully, but at one point. They didn't know the future of their channels
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Melania Trump may have changed her shoes, but it was still just a fashion moment - Duration: 2:26.
Melania Trump is the kind of woman who travels to a flood-ravaged state in a pair of black
snakeskin stilettos.
Heels this high are not practical.
But Trump is not the kind of woman who has to be practical.
Heels this high are not comfortable.
Comfort is not the point.
Neither hers, nor yours.
Trump is the kind of woman who knows that when she walks from the White House to Marine
One there will be photographers.
On the morning she traveled to Texas, that meant stilettos with a pair of cropped black
trousers and an Army-green bomber jacket.
And she looked great.
It's an image that would have been at home in any fashion magazine.
But it was also an image that suggested that Trump is the kind of woman who refuses to
pretend that her feet will, at any point, ever be immersed in cold, bacteria-infested
Texas water.
She is the kind of woman who may listen empathetically to your pain, but she knows that you know
that she is not going to experience it.
So why pretend?
Well, sometimes pretense is everything.
It's the reason for the first lady to go to Texas at all: To symbolize care and concern
and camaraderie.
And for her trip to Texas, the first lady offered up a fashion moment instead of an
expression of empathy.
Observers were baffled by her shoes in particular.
It's not the brand or the cost that matter: It's the heels.
She defies gravity in them.
She floats above it all.
Her ensemble implied that people's personal stories would be ferried to her after they
had been vetted and tidied up.
There was no suggestion that Trump would be flat-footed in the muck, hearing their truth
in tearful confusion.
By the time she landed in Texas she had changed.
She was wearing sneakers.
She also was wearing a black baseball cap that said "FLOTUS," a defense against
any possibility that for just a split second she might seem regular.
She is not like you, or you, or you, it says.
She is the first lady.
Still, her Corpus Christi ensemble was more akin to what one might have expected her to
wear for the Hurricane Harvey briefing.
It was in sync with the president's khakis and boots.
It was optically optimal.
But the chance to tell an uninterrupted narrative of care and concern had already been missed.
This was just a costume change for another fashion moment.
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Cheryl's Story — "I have a mustache, so what do I do now?" - Duration: 1:59.
I'm Cheryl, and this is my story.
Facial hair is such a loaded thing for women, isn't it?
I mean, I never had a lot of facial hair growing up.
I always felt like I was very lucky in terms of hair.
You know, body hair normal, nothing too extreme.
And I didn't have a mustache for a really long time,
and then all of a sudden you have a mustache
and you're like: "Oh, apparently I have a mustache."
I would—I just started noticing these,
like, little, dark whiskers!
And I was like: "I am indeed turning into my mother!"
So I didn't want to do lip waxing.
I was like: "That looks like a very excruciating experience."
So I thought: "OK, it's just a couple of dark ones,
I can just tweeze them, that's no big deal…"
Do you know how painful it is to tweeze
a little mustache hair?
Tiny little thing, pain scale equal to childbirth.
So I was in the bathroom one morning,
and I look over and I notice that my husband's razor is in there.
And I was like: "I bet I can just use his razor
and shave these things off."
So I locked the door,
'cause I have no intention of my husband walking in on me
using his razor to shave my mustache.
And I took his razor and I just went...
[swooping sound]
Shaved those babies right off.
There are all these myths about
facial hair and if you shave it it's going to grow back thicker or darker.
No, no, no. None of that is true.
It just grows back at a—
Like the tip is a little bit more blunt,
so when it first comes in, you can see it a tiny bit more,
and I say: [laughs] "They're back?"
I just go back in, lock the door,
and use my husband's razor.
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7 Korean Celebrities Terrifying Fears That You Definitely Have Too - Duration: 3:31.
7 Korean Celebrities Terrifying Fears That You Definitely Have Too
While some celebrities have phobias that are quite common, these 7 celebrities phobias are quite unique and unusual. Lee Jong Suk: Scopophobia. To everyones surprise, Lee Jong Suk has severe Scopophobia (fear of receiving attention).
As an actor, Scopophobia could be your worst enemy, but Lee Jong Suk faces his fears every time he attends a press conference, a fan meeting event, or an awards ceremony as he speaks in front of tons of people.
At some events, Lee Jong Suk was spotted sweating profusely, and often dabbed his sweat off with a napkin several times during the event.
His face also once turned bright red when it was his turn to speak, and in one broadcasting show, he admitted he was feeling anxious as there were too many people present. Girls Generations Sunny – Pyrotechnophobia.
Sunny has a fear of fireworks or pyrotechnics due to her childhood background. When she was younger, Sunny and her family lived in Kuwait during the Gulf War (1990 – 1991).
Due to the war, her family moved from place to place to avoid bombs and combat zones, but she developed a fear of pyrotechnics.
The other members of Girls Generation were often seen trying to cover her ears when pyrotechnics went off during their performances on stage. Kim Hee Sun – Ichthyophobia.
Kim Hee Sun has a fear of fish or ichthyophobia. In the show, Island Trio, Kim Hee Sun had difficulty even looking at a freshly caught fish.
She explained that when she was a child, her parents took her to a sushi restaurant, but when she saw a live fish being butchered and eaten, it traumatized her. g.o.ds Yoon Kyesang – Aichmophobia.
Aichmophobia is a fear of corners, edges, or sharp objects, and g.o.ds Yoon Kyesang fear of these things is severe.
The other g.o.d members revealed that whenever he even looked at the corner of his room, he would get extreme anxiety and often started hyperventilating.
In a past broadcasting program in 2001, Yoon Kyesang was once hypnotized to look into his past life, where he revealed he died as a soldier in a crusade after an arrow pierced his left eye.
Yoon Kyesang and the other g.o.d members believe thats why he has such an extreme phobia of sharp edges. Fortunately, his girlfriend Honey Lee has been helping him face his fears, and reportedly his phobia has become less intense.
Cha Seung Won – Ornithophobia. While a fear of birds is common, nobody ever imagined Cha Seung Won would have this phobia.
He explained that he feared them since 2004, after shooting the film Ghost House, as he had to film a scene where 600 chickens chased and attacked him. So Ji Seop – Globophobia.
So Ji Seop has a fear of balloons or globophobia. In a past broadcast, he revealed he felt like his insides were going to burst whenever he saw a balloon, and that he always felt uncomfortable around them.
He also added that he had a slight fear of sharp edges, much like Yoon Kyesang. Epik Highs Tablo – Fear of Driving. Tablo revealed he has a morbid fear of driving because he doesnt know how to drive.
In one broadcast, he revealed he feared driving so much that he didnt even apply for a drivers license, and when he was asked what his worst nightmare was about, he said it was one that involved him driving.
Furthermore, when his wife Kang Hye Jung was pregnant with Haru and going into labor, Tablo couldnt drive her to the hospital, so she drove there herself!.
Fortunately, his fear of driving resulted in him taking the taxi a lot, which was where he wrote most of the lyrics to a lot of the songs he worked on.
Check out more celebrities and their phobias below. 5 K-Celebrity Phobias You Probably Didnt Know About.
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Have You Seen This Yet - EP 12 - Duration: 1:12.
(Laughing) Some of this isn't formed by real life.
Do you ever look around and see lots of wasted
surface area
and think, geez if climate change were real,
we wouldn't even have to worry because we
could literally put solar panels anywhere.
(aside) Do you think they'll know I'm joking?
Like, everyone agrees on this climate change
thing right?
I mean, rooftops are the obvious place for solar panels
But what if, like, your window blinds were too?
I think you know where I'm going with this..
solar blinds exist.
These lil cuties generate solar electricity
so you can power things in your home.
Your coffee maker..
LED lightbulbs..
all those chargeable devices you charge every day.
The maker, SolarGaps, says they can produce
about 100 watt hours of energy a day if mounted outside.
And 50 watt hours a day if mounted inside.
Plus, they move with the sun.
So, in the event of global warming we officially
have nothing to worry about.
I'm kidding, we're doomed.
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Top scientist in GRAVE alien warning – NASA mission may have doomed us all - Duration: 3:15.
Top scientist in GRAVE alien warning – NASA mission may have doomed us all
DOOMED: Scientists fear a 1977 NASA mission will lead hostile aliens to Earth. Frank Drake designed a map that would help aliens find Earth which was blasted into space on a NASA craft.
It charts our position in relation to 14 pulsars, the fast-spinning corpses of exploded stars which last for millions of years.
Should aliens ever find the NASA probes that carry the map, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, they would be able to find our sun and therefore Earth.
MYSTERIOUS: The Voyager record with pulsar map, bottom left, also recorded sounds from Earth. But now scientists fear that whatever finds the probes could be hostile – and they'll have perfect instructions on how to find us.
And given recent discoveries about how many planets there are – and how many can support life – that's terrifying. All the people I dealt with were optimists, and they thought the ETs would be friendly, Mr Drake said.
Nobody thought, even for a few seconds, about whether this might be a dangerous thing to do..
Voyager 1 has already passed into interstellar space – further than anything in history. While Voyager 2 is passing through the heliosheath, after which it too will be in interstellar space.
When they were launched nobody thought about not making contact, Kathryn Denning of York University in Canada told National Geographic.
She said: Back when Drake did the pulsar map… there hadnt been very much debate over the pros and cons of contact with extraterrestrial intelligence..
LONG WAY HOME: An earlier version of the pulsar map on a gold plaque on the Pioneer probes.
Now, however, there is a major debate among scientists and a variety of stakeholders about the wisdom of doing anything other than listening. Thankfully, if there are hostile aliens, there's a good chance that they'll miss the Voyager probes and their onboard maps completely.
But Dr Stephen Hawking has warned that if we did meet aliens – from a planet like Gliese 832c – we should keep quiet.
One day, we might receive a signal from a planet like this, but we should be wary of answering back, he said. Meeting an advanced civilisation could be like Native Americans encountering Columbus.
That didn't turn out so well. He said they could be rapacious marauders roaming the cosmos in search of resources to plunder, and planets to conquer and colonise.
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