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Interview with activist behind "Me Too" - Duration: 16:39.
Courtney Love said this week her 2005 public warning to women about serial
predator Harvey Weinstein got her blacklisted by the powerful Hollywood
talent agency Creative Artists Agency writing "although I wasn't one of his
victims, I was eternally banned by CAA for speaking out against Harvey
Weinstein rape". This is Democracy Now!, democracynow.org, The War and Peace
Report. I'm Amy Goodman with Juan Gonzalez.
As we talk about the latest news right now.
GONZALEZ: Well those allegations were not being made against disgraced..
agains-
>>realll" as he began thrusting his genitals he tried to kiss
me again with my hand still on his chest and I said dude you're trippin right now
attempting to make it clear I was not interested. >>Those allegations were
not being made against this great Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein
but against now President Donald Trump. That is Celebrity Apprentice contestant
Summer Zervos describing her 2007 encounter with Trump in which she says
Trump kissed her on the lips pressed his body against hers and groped her breasts
all without her consent. Zervos was among a series of women who
accused Trump of sexual assault during the 2016 presidential campaign.
Trump in return called her and the other women liars
she's now subpoenaed Trump's presidential campaign for all documents
relating to her and any other women who have accused Trump of unwanted sexual contact.
On Monday, Trump was asked about the subpoena at an impromptu White House
news conference. This is his response...
>>All I can say is it's totally fake news
just fake its fake it's made-up stuff and it's disgraceful what
happens but that happens in - that happens in the world of politics John.
meanwhile in New York City police detectives are probing two credible
allegations of sexual assault against Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein
the allegations are separate from a 2015 case brought against Weinstein after an
NYPD sting operation caught him on tape confessing he groped Italian
model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez. At the time Manhattan district attorney
Cyrus Vance jr. declined to prosecute the case against Weinstein one of
Winston's lawyers at the time donated $10,000 to Vance's election campaign
only days after the district attorney dropped the case the New York City
charges come as Scotland Yard is investigating five sexual assault
charges by three women in Britain more than 40 women now including some of
Hollywood's biggest stars have come forward with allegations of rape, sexual
assault, or sexual harassment against Weinstein's legal team is
continuing to fall apart after learning the extent of the allegations against
their former client this includes entertainment lawyer Charles Harder who
threatened to sue the New York Times for their report on Weinstein's history of
sexual harassment. Harder has a history of taking on the media and successfully
filed a 140 million dollar lawsuit against Gawker on behalf of Hulk Hogan
that led to the outlet's bankruptcy. Hardier is a third lawyer to leave
Weinstein following Lisa bloom and Lanny Davis Bloome told Good Morning America
that not only was Weinstein's behavior illegal but that quote there was
misconduct for a period of years end of quote one lawyer to join Weinstein's
team is one of Hollywood's biggest criminal attorneys Blair Burke who has
represented actors like Mel Gibson. GOODMAN: last week's report that Hollywood mogul
Harvey Weinstein was also a sexual predator has reignited a dialogue on
sexual assault in many ways and one of them became a trending topic on Twitter
this weekend when women began posting messages on social media to show how
commonplace such misconduct is by using the hashtag #metoo. A flurry of messages
appeared Sunday on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram after the actress Alyssa
Milano shared a post in which she revealed she'd been sexually violated
and included a screenshot of the idea that quote if all the women who've been
sexually harassed or assaulted wrote me to as a status we might give people a
sense of the magnitude of the problem Milano then wrote, quote, if you've been
sexually harassed or assaulted write me too as a reply to this tweet. While many
reports suggested Milano began the Me Too movement, she didn't; it was
actually started about a decade ago by our next guest the activist Tarana Burke
She says she began Me Too as a grassroots movement to aid sexual assault survivors
and underprivileged communities where rape crisis centers and sexual assault
workers weren't going. Tarana Burke is now a program director girls for gender
equity in Washington DC we're joined by Soraya Chemaly who's a journalist who
covers the intersection of gender and politics director of the Women's Media
Center Speech Project. We welcome you both to Democracy Now. We're gonna begin
right now with the woman who started Me Too in 2007.
Tarana, talk about how this is taken off and why you started it back in 2007 or what I
want to say is Alyssa never claimed she started no it's the rest of the media
that is talking about her starting it. Right. And it makes it makes sense to me
right because that's how media works. I have been working with young people for
more than 25 years and I worked in the South in 2007 and as a survivor of
sexual violence myself as a person who was struggling and trying to figure out
what healing looked like for me I also saw young people and particularly young
women of color and the community I worked with struggling with the same
issues and trying to find a succinct way to show empathy right we use a term
called empowerment - empathy and me - is so powerful because somebody had said it
to me right and it changed the trajectory of my healing process once I
heard that and so because the rape crisis centers in the community I was
working didn't go out to the schools they didn't do outreach and I'm an
organizer by training it made sense to me that you have to bring you know you
have to bring it to people people are not gonna seek it out and so me too was
about reaching the places that other people wouldn't go bringing messages and
and words and encouragement to survivors of sexual violence where other people
wouldn't be talking about it.>> And your response - now we've had it's almost a
succession of one big name after another being
being accused of sexual assault Bill Cosby, Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly, Donald
Trump and now Harvey Weinstein. <<R. Kelly, yeah. No, it's not a surprise right and I
think that you know I say all the time I'm never surprised at these allegations
for every R. Kelly or Bill Cosby or Harvey Weinstein there's the you know
the owner of the grocery store, that coach, the teacher, the neighbor, who are
doing the same things but we don't pay attention and so that's a big name and
we don't pay attention til it's a big celebrity but this work is ongoing
because this is pervasive. >>I wanted to bring Soraya Chemaly into this
conversation of the Women's Media Center speech project talk about this latest
these revelations these rolling revelations against Harvey Weinstein
because of the New York Times exposé followed by The New Yorker exposé the
New Yorker exposé is only there because the author went to NBC Ronan Farrow and
he worked on it with them for months and then they killed it which is leading to,
to say the least, enormous questions within NBC what was
their connections to Weinstein putting a lot of pressure on the president of NBC
Talk about this when this will even be reported and the level of the women who
have to make the charges for this to get this kind of attention these A-list
stars. I think this is a very good example of the way overlapping
systems of fraternity work to silence stories like these we know that it takes
a tremendous outpouring of really trauma from women working together in a
campaign like Me Too to make people sit up and pay attention but what we're
really talking about is making people believe what we learn are talking about
because we have a very deep-seated distrust of what women say and and when
women say it it's very easy to dismiss and trivialize and part of that process
of stereotypes in and myth-making directly from media and media frames
questions decides which questions to ask how to report what language to use and
also whose voice matters and whose experience matters so in an instance
like this we see very clearly that person with extreme power and status in
one industry was probably leveraging that power and status across industries
able to tap people possibly in the criminal justice system people in the
media system and again this I think is really common it's not rare it's just
that we're seeing it at a very high level could you talk about this in the
context of a president in a presidency which itself of Donald Trump has been
repeatedly accused of sexual harassment? So I think that what was most
interesting in the wake of the Trump tape that was released a year ago was
the difference in responses between men and women to what happened and we saw a
huge gap in understanding and empathy honestly during the debate that followed
immediately after that tape was released the tape was released and
millions of women were traumatized and shared stories with the #notOK hashtag
very much like they did now but when the debate happened in the immediate wake of
that there was a large scale analysis done by Facebook of what people were
talking about what was important to them and it involved looking at millions of
comments and posts from around the world but especially I believe in the United
States and it showed that for women what Trump was saying and what it represented
was a priority it was either number one or two on the on the list of top five
but for men it didn't make the list at all and I think that's important because
our media systems and our legal systems and our political systems are still
overwhelmingly dominated by men overwhelmingly white men so we're
talking about 80% plus and almost all of those arenas certainly of senior
management and that experiential difference which is transformative in
terms of producing knowledge like really understanding what's going on is missing
in these institutions and so it takes this immense amount of energy to just
try and get institutions to recognize the harm that's being done by dismissing
and trivializing experiences of sexual harassment sexual harassment if you even
think about the term is a term that reflects the perspective of harasser x'
women who are being harassed men who are being harassed this isn't a sexual
experience for them instead experience of fear and threatened violence it's
very intimidating there's always retaliation involved so even the
perspective of the framing of the language reflects the problems that we
face I want to bring Alicia Garza into the conversation, Co-founder of Black
Lives Matter, Special Projects Director for National Domestic Workers Alliance
speaking to us from Los Angeles your response about everything
that has just been unfolding now going from the charges the allegations against
Harvey Weinstein to you know both Scotland Yard and the New York Police
Department investigating him criminally and then the massive response to Tarana's
Me Too movement that started really 10 years ago but now picking up steam
like we've never seen before.
I first have to just say a deep thank you to
Tarana for creating this space for survivors like myself. Without that
space I wouldn't be able to tell my story and thousands and thousands of
other people that I know would not be able to tell their stories and you and I
share someone in common who you are a mentor to and when she reached out to me
yesterday and said you know my mentor Tarana started this and I want to make
sure that black womens' work is not erased -- I had to agree.
My thoughts about this are that exactly what Tarana said earlier that this
kind of violence is as American as apple pie I'm both heartbroken by all of the
stories that I've seen being shared there's more stories being shared every
day and lots of people that I know that I'm in community with and people that I
don't know are asking themselves what do we do about this epidemic of violence,
violence against women, violence against women of color, violence against black
women, queer people, trans people, and even what do we do about violence against men, right?;
cis men, trans men, this kind of patriarchal violence really functions
off of shame and silence and it's not lost on me that every single person who
told their story about Harvey Weinstein talked about how they were silenced how
they were encouraged not to speak up how they were embarrassed or ashamed to
speak up and so the power of this movement of me to this power of empathy
this power of connection is really about empowering people to be survivors
to be resilient and also to make really visible that sexual violence is not
about people's individual actions that this is a systemic problem that then
requires different types of responses to deal with how systemic this problem
actually is. I'd like to ask Tarana, as the founder of this movement, where
do you think it needs to go from here on? So the work that I'm doing
-- and this movement is really about survivors talking to survivors, right? -- Me Too is
about using the power of empathy to stomp out shame and so we
need to keep talking about it, right? It doesn't need to be I mean I appreciate
the hashtag and I appreciate the hashtag elevating the conversation but it's not
a hashtag right it's not a moment this is a movement the reason why people
don't know my name is because people don't think about this unless there is
something big happening so what needs to happen is that we need to stop just
right you know popping up when somebody famous does something and we
need to really look at the numbers look at the people look at the survivors and
think strategically I think like an organizer this is an epidemic, pandemic
even, right? If you applied the numbers around sexual violence to any
communicable disease the World Health Organization would shut it down it'd be
all kind of you know experiment and research around it. >>You think a vaccine could be
developed against it? <<Oh God, imagine right?! If we could stop it out with just "get
your polio vaccine and stop sexual violence" but in actuality it is that
pervasive and so we need to stop thinking about it in spurts and think
about it as something that we need to constantly work on well I want to thank
you all for being with us Tarana Burke thank you so much, founder
of the Me Too campaign. Soraya Chemaly, with the Womens'
Media Speech Project in Washington and Alicia Garza, Co-founder of Black Lives
Matter. This is Democracy Now! Juan will be speaking today in Teaneck, New Jersey,
check our website, and a Wednesday at Rutgers I'm Amy Goodman with Juan
Gonzalez
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I HAVE THE SYNDROME... THE SYNDROME DOESN'T HAVE ME... - Duration: 19:03.
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Marshmello - You & Me (Lyrics / Lyric Video) - Duration: 3:14.
[Verse] And, baby, just please don't go without me
I'm tired of doing it on my own And now I'm stuck here thinking what it could
be You and me
And, baby, just please don't go without me I'm tired of doing it on my own
And now I'm stuck here thinking what it could be
You and me
[Chorus] Doing it on my own
Doing, doing, doing it on my own Doing, doing, doing it on my own
Doing, doing, doing it on my own
[Verse] And, baby, just please don't go without me
I'm tired of doing it on my own And now I'm stuck here thinking what it could
be You and me
And, baby, just please don't go without me I'm tired of doing it on my own
And now I'm stuck here thinking what it could be
You and me (You and me)
[Verse] And, baby, just please don't go without me
I'm tired of doing it on my own And now I'm stuck here thinking what it could
be You and me
[Bridge] And, baby, just please don't go without me
I'm tired of doing it on my own And now I'm stuck here thinking what we could
be You and me
And sometimes we fall in love with people at the wrong time
Sometimes, it's okay, baby (yeah)
[Chorus] Doing it on my own
Doing, doing, doing it on my own Doing, doing, doing it on my own
Doing, doing, doing it on my own
[Verse] And, baby, just please don't go without me
I'm tired of doing it on my own And now I'm stuck here thinking what it could
be You and me
And, baby, just please don't go without me I'm tired of doing it on my own
And now I'm stuck here thinking what it could be
You and me (You and me)
[Outro] And, baby, just please don't go without me
I'm tired of doing it on my own And now I'm stuck here thinking what it could
be You and me
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Miranda Crosgove / Leave All To Me ( Subtitulado Al Español ) - Duration: 2:38.
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Get Ready With Me (GRWM)| Motherhood Tag - Duration: 12:22.
Hi guys welcome back to our channel if you are new to our channel
We are the Moody's and we post videos on Monday Wednesday and Friday
And if you are in the darling clan then welcome back
This is going to be a get ready with me video slash
Motherhood tag um I saw a nother
Youtuber she's a mommy. She's super awesome. She is really about kind of giving back to
The environment and the people around her her name or her YouTube handle is Rebecca rah
Rebecca's raw the logs
I'll go ahead and leave her information in the description box below
I love watching her videos, and she's a great person to watch if you want to watch YouTube
But you don't have a lot of time because she keeps her videos very concise and very kind of to the point
But she's also really real and rants didn't mean to go ahead and give you guys her whole life
But go ahead and go sorry. There's a bug in here
Go ahead and go check out her channel um and let's get into this get ready with me
Now I don't know what this camera does, but it's somehow smooths over my skin
So you can't see it as well, but you might be able to see it up close
my skin is
Trash right now. It's so bad. I
Haven't been
Taking care of myself the way
I should be I'm just priming right now with the elf as soon as I find that there. We go the elf primer
But I haven't been taking care of myself the way, I should be and you have just been
allowing myself to like
eat whatever I feel like eating within reason like I still eat generally plant-based, but
You know I'm eating Oreos and
Cereal and other stuff that I don't necessarily need to be putting into my body on top of the fact that I drink
So much coffee so much coffee and
Not a lot of water
so
I'm going to fix that I promise but in the meantime
We're gonna beat this face because I am going to be filming another video
After this for you all for Monday. I don't know when you'll see this one, but this one will come out
Monday
this might come out Monday as well, but we'll see um I
Don't know why my foundations always look super yellow like in
this camera like they always look crazy, yellow, and I feel like I'm just not gonna use that I'm gonna use this um I
Feel like I should get into the tag. Yeah, let's get into the tech first question on the tag is what surprised you about
motherhood flea like it's
surprising
Seeing your children like do things that you do so the first time I saw Natalia do some thing
that was
similar to things that I do I kinda like freaked out because
Yeah, like you just don't expect
Them to do things that you do especially because my kids kind of look more like shit
or I think they look more like chick than they look like me go ahead and leave in the comments below like
Who you think looks more like who um?
But
Yeah um
It's surprising because they look they don't look a lot like me I think but when they act like me
It's like oh, that's like my kid
That's for sure my baby. So that was surprising
The
Second question is what do you love most about being a mom and?
I feel like you can't really ask a mom that question like
What?
Do I love most about being a mom I could probably tell you what I liked least about being a mom
but what I loved most I mean, I just I love my kids most um I
Love who they are I love who they're becoming as people. It's um
Yeah, it's it's cool seeing them kind of grow as
human beings and turn into like who they're gonna be and
Seeing their personality traits and even being able to look back now knowing who they are
and think back to
when they were infants and how they even kind of showed their personalities at that time so Natalia when she was
maybe
around four months she kind of started doing things to get you to laugh and to get you to react and
She really enjoyed
Enjoying things about people like she was always very
emotionally aware
um
Even now she's still really emotionally aware, and she's very she's an FF and
Even as an infant she was like that and it's cool seeing how she's still that in john-mark
He was very
Like he's just very himself. He's super independent. He doesn't like help at all so even as an infant
He was like trying to hold the bottle and like his body couldn't do it because it wasn't ready
But he really wanted to be able to hold the bottle so I think it's cook
That's probably the thing I love most is seeing like
Who they are?
The foundation, I'm using is fit to me
This guy and it is
3:30 toffee if you can see that I look
no nothin 3:30 topping question 3
What if anything would you change?
I
Think that
The thing that I would change most not isn't really about like parent parenting
But I would probably change the fact that I didn't start my youtube channel before
Um in a very real way. I always feel really
not sad, but like I
Regret that I didn't have a channel and that I didn't have the courage to start a channel because when I look back at people's
videos of like them in birth and they're documenting their pregnancy
and I
Want that and I'm not gonna have another kid to get that so I just kind of have to like live with the fact that
You know I I didn't do that
question for
How are you different from your own mother I
Think
That in
a
Very funny way, I'm becoming more like my mom than I was before
So it's it's odd. I don't know how I'm different or how our parenting styles are different
Yeah, I mean, I think the only thing that generally makes it different as I'm home with my kids all the time um
Whereas my mom did work outside of the home?
Sometimes like her job was very flexible so she was there a lot
and if we needed her she would stay home things like that but
as far as like
Being home home like often um I'm you know
home more often than she is
Because that's just what we value also. I'm planning on homeschooling um or I am homeschooling and
You know we all went to public school, so
Yeah, I guess those are ways that were different, but not that much
Question what am I on five five?
What had been the most difficult part about being a mother I
Think the most difficult part is
not like
Beating myself up a lot of the times because I'm a stay-at-home mom I can feel
like
Like I don't contribute to the family and that you know can make me feel sad I mean
Granted, I just got like a little super little part-time job, and um you know I'm doing that
But I just I don't know it's different because yeah like you see moms who are like
Working outside the home, and they're literally like supermom like
Like they're going to work they're coming home then they're working with her kids, and it's it's a lot and um
you know
They're wow that's let's defuse that okay?
um
Yeah, so I guess I?
would you know like the most difficult part is like myself and getting out of my head and
Feeling like you know I'm not good enough or comparing myself to other moms
question
6 and the last question
What words of wisdom do you have for other moms I?
think that the
Or words of wisdom the first thing that I would say first is
Find a really good support system because motherhood is hard whether that be support through your spiritual life
Whether that be support through your family and friends, or you know going to support groups
Motherhood is hard, and I think you need that
Support to help you get through it and without it it can be
Really hard to kind of overcome the challenges and difficulties of motherhood
And then my second bit of advice is
to trust your instincts
I'm a huge
advocate for
Mommies trusting their instincts and not the instincts of another mom what works for you will not work for another mother
per se and vice versa what works for another mom might not work for you and your family or even your beliefs in your
conscience so
You know there are topics around that are very
sensitive to other mothers and
That's okay
but you
need to be
Confident in what you believe and what you want to do in the vision that you have for your kids and their future
Obviously you know eat the fish spit out the bones
Because there might be something that someone says and you may have never thought of it before
but
In
Knowing that you can think about like okay?
How does this apply and then?
Anything that doesn't apply to that just chuck it. You don't have to feel like you have to listen to
every single thing every single mom says you're gonna be confused and hurt and
tired from trying to please everybody so
That's my words of wisdom and this is time at the end of this tag so go ahead and the video here with
Just my face done. I'm probably just gonna add a little mascara and some sort of lip situation
but if you like this video go ahead and hit the subscribe button so that you miss any other videos from us and
I guess we'll see you in the next one
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Vance Joy - Lay It On Me (Said The Sky Remix) - Duration: 4:06.
I'm so gone Anyone could see that I'm wasted
You cut through And I just wanna know what's in your head
Write it on a piece of paper, honey Put it in my coat before I go
Hidden in a place you know I'll find it Later when I'm sitting all alone
Let me in Everything starts at your skin, so new
Your love's always finding me out Who am I kidding?
If all my defenses come down, oh baby Will you lay it all on me now?
Will you lay it all on me now?
Lay it all on me now
Lay it all on me now
Lay it all on me now
Snow comes down, everything is new and different
I found you hidden in plain sight, why'd I take so long?
Write it on a piece of paper, honey Put it in my coat before I go
Let me in Everything starts at your skin, so new
Your love's always finding me out Who am I kidding?
If all my defences come down, oh baby Will you lay it all on me now?
Lay it all on me now
Lay it all on me now
Lay it all on me now
Lay it all on me now
Your love's always finding me out Who am I kidding?
If all my defences come down, oh baby Will you lay it all on me now?
Lay it all on me now
Lay it all on me now
Lay it all on me now
SUBSCRIBE <3
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The Package » Ma Roo + So So ►There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back - Duration: 3:27.
Yes, Boss. I'm waiting at the airport.
He's not a criminal, is he?
I think he's stuck at immigration. There's no other explanation.
I'm...
I'm not that kind of person.
San Ma Ru.
- Where are you going? - Nowhere.
There are street bars over there.
If you go up father, there are more intense street bars.
They might have what you want.
I'm really... not into those things.
Then, go back to the hotel.
Yes, have a good night.
- It's not that way. - I see.
- It's not that way either. - I see.
It's a red light! - I see.
Would you like to go to the Seine? The views are beautiful.
Would you like to go?
- Right now? - Yes.
Yes, we shall go.
It's this way.
I see.
You can give me 30 euros.
Pardon? You want my money?
There's an extra charge for night tours.
You can give it to me right now or tomorrow.
Thank you.
You're Korean, aren't you?
Do you know this woman?
She's a Korean tour guide.
You're Korean, aren't you? Do you know her? She's a tour guide.
Do you know her?
I'm going crazy. How did he find out I work here?
Boss, you know my situation, right? I can't get caught right now.
I didn't do anything wrong.
You know her, don't you?
I'm sorry. (In Japanese)
Thank you.
Wait. Wait
What are you doing?
- Wait. Wait.
He left.
Excuse me.
You're not Korean.
- Goodbye. (In Japanese) - Goodbye.
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Soulful interview about fly yoga by me - Duration: 4:08.
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Sam Smith - Lay Me Down (cover) - Duration: 5:02.
Yes, I do, I believe That one day I will be
Where I was right there Right next to you
And it's hard The days just seem so dark
The moon and the stars Are nothing without you
Your touch, your skin Where do I begin?
No words can explain The way I'm missing you
Deny this emptiness This hole that I'm inside
These tears They tell their own story
Told me not to cry when you were gone But the feeling's overwhelming, it's much
too strong
Can I lay by your side?
Next to you, you And make sure you're alright
I'll take care of you I don't want to be here if I can't be with
you tonight
I'm reaching out to you Can you hear my call?
This hurt that I've been through I'm missing you, missing you like crazy
You told me not to cry when you were gone But the feeling's overwhelming, it's much
too strong
Can I lay by your side?
Next to you, you And make sure you're alright
I'll take care of you I don't want to be here if I can't be with
you tonight
Lay me down tonight Lay me by your side
Lay me down tonight Lay me by your side
Can I lay by your side?
Next to you You
Hey everyone I'm too lazy to put this thing on a tripod
so...
I'm just holding it anyways
thanks for watching my video and
I will make another video again sometime soon! and... yeah I'll see you again
and... please subscribe I don't know where it is, one of these
and... yeah, anyways look forward to the future hee hee
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COMO O ÁRABE ME HACKEOU ? 😠 - Duration: 5:36.
And the guys from 8 ball pool beauty with you?
Are you okay?
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DJ Albert - C'est Parti ! (Take on me parody) - Duration: 1:56.
This video is a Parody of "Take on me" by 123Lunatic, as a gift for his friend named "Arcade"
*DJ Albert introducing himself, it's a "Disc Jokey" from Belgium who loves to interact with people during a song like "C'est parti" or "Oh yeayeayess" *
*The lady imitates Denis Brogniart from Koh Lanta*
The Kinder Country
Never validated me but I'm still
thinking that...
Belgium's got talent (Yes you there !)
And today
I'm gonna catch all the Pokemons
Leeeeet's aaaaaa gooooooo !!!
(It's a me ! Mario !)
Leeeeet's gooooo aaaaaa !!!
C'est partoche !!!
Ibiza (it's the same word frèr)
It's the Mario Partyyyyyyy !!!!
DJ Khaled
I wanna be the very best
But yes it's clear
I don't really understand what the artist is actually singing and i can't read the French subtitles because I'm blind, sorry !
DJ Albert !! (Respect DJ Albert please)
Put your hands up !!
Please, let me go, it's the same thing than before...I'm not paid for this shit...
*DJ Albert actually singing "C'est parti" in the background*
I don't even know who is Dj Albert...
*U can hear a great "oh yeayeayessss" from the singer in the background, beautifull*
He looks gorgeous, sure, but why did you tried "English Subtitles" for this shit? No way any English speaking people would see and try to understand this video...
U know what ? Even in French it doesn't make any sense...
Happy Birthday to you Arcade ! <3
*A fake "Dj albert" talking about Jean Bapt', a young and talented Youtuber who's having a secret crush on the real DJ Albert. (it's a secret)*
My life is a mistake
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Blac Chyna Inspired Eyeshadow | BH Cosmetic Take Me Back To Brazil Palette - Duration: 6:32.
hey y'all welcome back to my channel I'm starting off with this NYX eyeshadow
primer in the color white I'm gonna blend it in really well and then set it
with a translucent powder for this look I'm using the BH Cosmetics take me back
to Brazil palette and I'm starting off with a yellow all over
on top of that I'm going to put the lighter of the two oranges first
then follow it up with the darker of the two and I'm trying to keep this pretty
much like in the crease but it did get a little bit further but it's okay you can
always blend it out
I'm really trying to pack this color on with a dense brush
and making sure that I pull it out so I don't have to use too much liner now I'm
using this pink by accident I meant to grab the red but I didn't so I just went
with it and put it all over the lid you can kind of see it
now I'm packing on the red and I just kept packing it piling it packing it piling it
because I wanted it to be very bold
and of course you want to blend everything together
now let's move into my face I'm starting off with this cover fx illuminating
primer well this right here is my moisturizer and then I'm gonna put the
primer on moisturizer there's always the same
st. Ives timeless skin this is primer
for my skin I'm using the True Match Lumi cool I think my color is soft sable
c6 soft sable and I will list everything down below if you're interested
for concealer I'm starting off with the la girl cool tan which is my skin color
I don't know why I do this but I just always have to do it and I'm contouring
with the black radiance contour palette in the darkest color which is contour
I'm adding more concealer which is the wet-and-wild
autofocus concealer in the color light medium beige Browns have learned that
out really good and then side with the Laura Mercier translucent setting powder
I didn't highlight under my contour with the concealer but I always like to do it
with powder and of course my smile lines
after I've brushed all that powder away I'm going with this NYX milk pencil and
I'm just putting that in my waterline
and then under my lash line I'm going to use the red and all the orange first and
then the red
the blush I'm using is NYX ombre blush in new to me I forgot to put my
highlighter on camera so I'm gonna put it in the description hugs my lips I'm
using Milani matte innocence lipstick and the gross ears Milani new touch
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Episode 4: Sincerely, Me: Backstage at DEAR EVAN HANSEN with Will Roland - Duration: 6:44.
All right kids at home this is it. The episode you've all been waiting for
On this episode of Sincerely Me, we're going bowling! [cheers]
Sabrina Patel here! --Oh my god, get, no!
[to the tune of "On Broadway"] They say the neon lights are bright...where I work,
Broadway! buh-buh-dum, but don't know Jacobs and Nick Sacks, buh--duh-buh-dum. Oh my god you guys have
you ever eaten at Shake Shack? It's like so-yy good. Oh my god, you guys,
it's Second Stage, where we did Dear Evan Hansen before it was on Broadway, wow!
Alright, bowlers, here we are we are at Runway Bowling. Captain John is the captain he
Nick's wearing the shirt. Model the shirt for us Nick. So, here's Nick Sacks. You can
see there's an apple knocking down some bowling pins. Show us the front again
because the team is called High Anxiety. It's blue, which is the color of our play
and it's got a stripe just like his stripe-y shirt, and we are excited to throw some
balls this Thursday. You guys, look at this b-roll they've got football, and
women, and men jumping high, I've not seen one bowling ball yet.
--And me, Sabrina!
--Oh my god get out of this!
--Sorry
["Toxic" by Britney Spears plays] I'm addicted to you
don't you know that your toxic. Oh my god.
Here it is, babies! Broadway Bowling! You guys these team
puns are off the chain. I love the team puns.
Lane 5. Here it is.
We're hoping that Michael Park shows up. Who knows if he will?
Look at those pins.
Kids at home, look at all these shoes, yo. Wow. Shoes of every size.
Oh my god, Neal Haskell, from Broadway's Hamilton, and other Broadway shows. Neal
what's your favorite thing about bowling?
--Knocking down all the pins, bro. --Yeah!
All right, Puckett, pick it up, pick it up
Yeah! That's nine! --That's what I thought! That's what I thought! Sabrina Patel!
This is just a practice throw, so it'll probably be good.
Oh, yeah, bab-ay!
Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow.
You guys can't hear it but there's actually no sound being made. --Alright.
Gonna pick it up.
--And that's how it's done. --It's gonna be a good night.
--Everybody this is Katelyn Clemens she's one of the
producers on our show --Hi, Will --and you know she's got a lower handicap than me,
which means that she's the better bowler.
--Not as...but thank you --No pressure, baby! Whenever you're ready
She's already picking up. She's already got seven down so.
You know what? It's not a bad first frame. --Too kind. --Caitlyn rocks.
This right here
is what we call bowling fuel, bowling fuel!
Mr. Park, the greatest bowler around, Mr. Park!
And, Astrid! The betterest bowler around!
Oh, she's gotta bowl it's her turn.
Mr. Park, --Yes, sir? --How do you feel about Broadway Bowling
--This is probably the best perk of being in a
Broadway show of all of them. --Yeah! --To tell you the truth.
--Here he is, vacation cover extraordinaire, Nick Stacks
He's ok with that. He's not real...Nick Sacks, beautiful man. Kind of
looks like Orlando Bloom if you think about it.
He needs a ball with large holes because his fingers are disgustingly warm
It's really not natural. Throw the ball. Survey says?
John Bryan...There he goes baby, there he goes. A bowler prepares.
That's the hardest one, Captain John! The hardest one.
Robbed, robbed.
All right, let's walk around and see some teams, meet some people.
Here we are. That's Jonathan, our house manager. There's the Anastasia team here.
Here's our old friends, here we are,
No luck, very sad, very sad
Here we've got the bar
The bar is filled with nice people.
Bowling is a very cool affair. Neal's having fun, everyone's
having fun. Looks like Nick put some pins down.
He picked up a spare. What's Michael Park doing?
Oh, he's bowling for the captain?
Annnd, what's Park got?
That right there, ladies and gentlemen, is Larry Murphy.
To break in a strike component buh-duh-dun-dun! You're good to go!
Alright, it's big scores, big scores up on that board
and Nick Sacks is about to make it even bigger, all right here we go.
Yeah! Yeeeeahhhh, boy!
Okay, guys. Bowled a 115.
That's not bad.
And it's only the first game.
["Sincerely Me" from Dear Evan Hansen plays]
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PIER ONE SHOP WITH ME-CHRISTMAS AND LOTS OF FURNITURE!!🎄🎄🎅OCTOBER 2017 - Duration: 24:20.
hello everyone welcome back to my channel this is Erica the new housewife.
so today I am taking you all with me into pier one which I have not been to in a while,
to do a shop with me video I think my last one was back in august, so this is much needed
right.
laughs, alright guys so they have Christmas decor already so I will be showing you that,
as well as furniture, dinnerware, and home decor alright, so sit back relax
and enjoy! alright guys so we have come to the end of this video and I will be showing
you part two soon.
because I have broke this trip into two parts, ok. so please stay tuned for that.
and I do hope that you have enjoyed this video, and if you do please go ahead and leave me
a comment down below, as we'll as to hit the like button ok. and if you are not a subscriber
of this channel please hit the subscribe button. and remember I can be found on Facebook Erica
the new housewife01 and on Instagram Erica the new housewife01 ok alright as usual this
is Erica the new housewife saying thank you all for watching and I will see you all soon.
bye guys bye!!
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Make a Beach Ball Dresden with Jenny and Me & My Sister - Duration: 10:36.
Jenny: Hi everybody, it's Jenny from the MSQC. And I am so delighted to be here today
with Barb and Mary from Me & My Sister. Ok, enough of this, I've got to, whew that feels
much better. I couldn't hang on for long. We have such an awesome quilt to show you
today. And it's based on this cool double wide dresden ruler. And Miss Mary over here
is the one who's going to show us how to do that. Let's take a look at this quilt
behind me first. Isn't this fun? So this is what you call the
Mary: Beach Ball Jenny: The Beach Ball quilt made with a double
wide dresden ruler. It's just gorgeous. And so tell me what we need to make this.
Mary: Ok, so you're using two jelly rolls. Jenny: Oh
Mary: I'm going to use a solid jelly roll Jenny: Ok
Mary: And a print jelly roll. Jenny: And so this is the new line Frolic.
Your lines are always so cute.Just bright and happy. I love them.
Mary: Well thank you. Jenny: I love them. I'm a fan. I'm having
a fangirl moment. Alright, so tell me about this ruler.
Mary: Ok so your traditional dresden ruler is an 18 degree ruler.
Jenny: That's pretty, that's kind of a fat little dresden.
Mary: Yes. So and you use 20 wedges and you put them all together and then do applique
a little dot in the middle Jenny: Sure.
Mary: Nope. This is so much easier. We went double wide. 36 degrees. So now you only need
ten of your wedges instead of 20. You're going to see that you have no center to put
in there. You have a star shape, a secondary pattern come through.
Jenny: Alright, I'm going to let you get in the middle.
Barb: So you're going to have this in half the time.
Mary: Half the time. Jenny: Oh ya because you only need ten. That's
so awesome. You scoot over and you get in the middle over there and I'm going to come
around here so I can watch you because we want
Mary: The beach ball here Jenny: We want camera front and center right
here so you can show everything. Mary: Okie dokey. Well it comes with instructions.
It's all contained within. It shows you how wide to cut your strips. How big your
wedges will be. How big your plate will be. How big to cut your backgrounds. It's all
contained Jenny: All the information.
Mary: Might have to have your reading glasses on.
Jenny: It is little print. Barb: But the patterns give you all the tips
and tricks. Jenny: Oh there you go. And this pattern is
the beach ball pattern. Alright with a cute picture of these two girls on the back. You
even get that. Alright show us how this works. Mary: So I've taken a solid jelly roll and
a print jelly roll and I sewed those together. Jenny: Ok
Mary: Ok now I'm going to, I want the turquoise to be in the center of mine.
Jenny: Alright so like this right here. Mary: Yes. So I'm going to cut them here
and there. If you did it back and forth you'd have it would be pretty busy. But the turquoise
would be on the outside. Jenny: Oh I see. If you have them all the
same direction Mary: Like this. Down the thing. Ok then you're
going to take your wedge and you're going to fold it in half. I'm going to line up
those seams right there. Barb: Right sides together.
Mary: Yes. We're going to give it a finger press. Then I'm going to sew a quarter of
an inch here and a quarter of an inch here. Jenny: So just like a regular dresden. We're
sewing a quarter of an inch across the top but this time we add the bottom.
Mary: Yes. Ok so if you have the little 18 degree traditional you'd have an itty bitty
nothing in your feed dogs. So that's why the double wide dresden is so fun. It makes
it bigger. Now we can do that with both ends. Ok then you turn them out. Here's one that
I did. Ok so we sewed the quarter of an inch. We're going to turn it out. That little
press line we did we're now going to use to something stitches on here. And then we're
going to give it a nice good press. Jenny: Ok let's move this out of the way
so we can see this. So this is the finger press line. Sew this together. And when you
flip it, see when you open it, this is my favorite thing about dresdens. You know I
thought they were hard Mary: Oh this is the very first one I've
ever made. Jenny: Oh is it really. Oh my gosh.
Mary: And I couldn't leave it alone, could I?
Jenny: So then you just sew straight across the top. We flip it. You know every time I
teach this honestly I think grandmas are going to come out of the ground and slap me because
it's so much easier. They worked hard. They made cardboard templates.
Mary: It's a possibility, it could happen. Jenny: It could happen. Alright so then.
Mary: I've done this with a lot of different ways. So then you're going to put them together.
And I do them in twos. So line them up. I, my eye goes to the center because of the secondary
star pattern. So I line that up first I'm going to up my, and I'm going to backstitch
and backstitch into a quarter of an inch along here. And this is what I'm going to turn
out with. Jenny: And you just keep, do you do two, two,
two, four, four, four. Mary: You go the whole way
Jenny: Look at that. Mary: Oh thank you Barbara. That was very
good. Jenny: She's so helpful, isn't she.
Mary: She's so helpful. Ok so we've gotten further along. I do them in halves. And I
will press from the outside in. For some reason my iron gets stuck under the edges.
Jenny: Oh ok. Mary: This is just a little easier tip and
trick Jenny: And I'm noticing that your seams
are all pressed open. Mary: I like to. I come from garment construction
and I just do that and it lays nice and flat. Jenny: It is beautiful.
Mary: And look how that's getting so cute. Now this is what's kind of fun too. Let
me see if I can find my solid piece. These things center themselves. So whatever you
cut your background. And I've creased it one way and creased it the other way. So I've
got these little lines to go by. Jenny: So criss cross
Mary: I'm going to put this on here. I'm going to go point to point, seam to seam and
this little thing is now centered. Jenny: That is awesome. And the other cool
thing that I noticed about this is that you didn't like spend hours hand stitching this
down. Mary: Oh no, oh no.
Jenny: Which I, which, so cool Mary: So what I did was something a purple
thang. You ever have one of those? Jenny: Oh ya. You betcha. We have a purple
thang. Mary: If you can't find it you need to buy
another one because it's just you'll never find it at home in all your junk. So just
get another one. And it pokes the corners out really nice.
Jenny: Sure. Perfectly. Mary: Then go through with the applique glue
stick. Oh I've got some threads there. And I just tap the applique glue on there and
hold it all down. And then I get the edge with my sewing machine. I think everybody
got one. I think you're supposed to hem your pants or topstitch with it. You know
Jenny: Oh the one has the little guide, ok ok.
Mary: Ya that one. Jenny: Now I've got you.
Mary: That one we don't know what it's for but we have it.
Jenny: This is really nice but I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do with it. Ya the
little edge. Mary: And it goes right along
Jenny: And that keeps it perfect. I was actually just thinking you were like really perfect.
Mary: See this one is perfect. Jenny: But you had the edge guide.
Mary: I'm going to throw that at you, Barb. See how this is, see it's all closed off.
There's no raw edges. I've done some stitching on this side. It's just nice. It turns out
Jenny: I love it. It's so adorable. Mary: So here's what it looks like when
it's finished. Jenny: And that's so quick because it's
ten and you're just stitching over the top. Mary: That's right.
Jenny: So how many of these do you have up there? One, two, three, four, five, by five.
Mary: 25 Jenny: Well of course you know, you wrote
the pattern. I had to count. 25. I'm glad we came to
Mary: Stomp, stomp Jenny: Tap it Trigger. Stop it
Mary: I did this one and I mixed them all up.
Jenny: Ok, oh so Mary: It's a little busy.
Jenny: So this one is done with a solid and the same solid. And this one is done with
two strip sets which is really fun too Mary: A print. Something fun
Jenny: What, could you like put something in here?
Mary: You could Jenny: You could
Mary: Before you do that, stick something behind there. I've used, actually a little
charm and stuck it back there. Jenny: That is so awesome.
Barb: A little charm square fits really nice in there.
Mary: So that's that one. Do you want to see what else we can do?
Jenny: I do. I actually do. Mary: Do you want to see this one? What's
fun on it is it's just not, you can do lots of things on it. I've got it all kind of
scooched up here. Jenny: You know that's something, actually
one of my hard things about doing a tutorial is that I see a million different things this
could do. Mary: Oh ya
Jenny: And, and so, so let's, this is, this doesn't even look like the same thing. I
mean this is gorgeous. Mary: I chose a 4 ½ inch strip and I cut
Jenny: Which is this. Mary: And out of all three, yes your two jelly
rolls equal that. And when I cut a strip I started at the edge of the ruler here. For
my turquoise I started at the half inch. And at the blue I started at the inch. And look
how that manipulation of the ruler makes that star bigger.
Jenny: Because the hole is bigger under there. I mean you've still got the same things.
Mary: It's just moved along, made your little wedges a little fatter and spread them apart.
Jenny: Oh my gosh. That is so cool. Mary: So it's kind of fun. And there's
so many things you can do with it. Jenny: Such a quick, we have a few things
to show you, don't we. Over here. Mary: Yes, yes yes.
Jenny: So this is really fun because this is on the top of a present. But that's just
half. Mary: That's half of the dresden.
Barb: And a simple pieced block with that. Jenny: Wait let me open it up. It's even
cuter long. Mary: Fun with a birthday cake on it or cupcakes
and just Jenny: Oh gosh, absolutely adorable.
Mary: So it would be fun. Jenny: And then this one again, just like
the different sizes there, you've used different sizes here.
Barb: This is Mary's favorite. Mary: This is my favorite. This is a boxy
rectangle Jenny: Alright let's get a whole one up
here Mary: It uses three different sizes on the
ruler. All starting up against the one inch. Jenny: This is like dresden on steroids, really.
Mary: Really it is. I've never seen one before. I thought it was kind of art deco
at first. Barb: This is
Jenny: Well and I do love the little star. Mary: The little star
Barb: Well this is actually the first one that Mary made
Jenny: Ya Mary: I didn't want to start on a round
one. Barb: And she showed it to me about a year
before we finally completed the quilt and I said, Mary this is so weird. No one's
ever going to buy it. So she'll never let me live that down
Jenny: Ya I have to say, I have to say I want one of these rulers so
Mary: This has 45 of our lines of fabric in it.
Barb: Different lines. Jenny: How cool is that. Oh interesting. Ya
so it's all scrappy. That is actually one of the things
Mary: Really good scraps Jenny: That is actually one of the things
I love about your fabric is all the lines go from year to year. It just
Mary: You don't want your purple and your turquoise to look alike. You want it to be
a little different. Jenny: I love that
Mary: But the ruler is an eight inch so, so any size, a layer cake, a charm square
Barb: A jelly roll Mary: You can do all kinds of things with
it. You can do just about anything with fat quarters so
Jenny: That's awesome. Mary: So it's kind of
Jenny: Well I pretty much think you guys are geniuses
Barb: Well thank you Mary: Ya Barb, thank you
Jenny: Well thank you so much for joining us. Thank you so much for joining us today.
Barb: Oh thank you. Jenny: It's been so much fun. We hope you
enjoyed this tutorial on the Beach Ball quilt from Me & My Sister and MSQC. See ya later.
Mary: Thanks Barb: Bye bye.
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Listen To The Magnificent Russian Cossack Song "Not for me (Не для меня)" - Duration: 3:28.
There's no spring for me,
Nor for me flows the river Don
There, a maiden's heart will throb with exalted emotions,
but not for me.
There, a maiden's heart will throb with exalted emotions,
but not for me.
There's no for me flowering gardens,
In the valley blooming grove,
There nightingale meets spring,
But not for me.
The nightingale will greet the spring,
But he won't sing for me.
It's not for me murmuring brooks,
Flowing diamond jets,
There a maiden with black eyebrows,
She doesn't grow for me.
There a maiden with black eyebrows,
She doesn't grow for me.
For me Easter doesn't come,
At the table all the family will gather,
Vine will pour out,
But such life is not meant for me.
Vine will pour out,
But such life is not meant for me.
But there's for me, a piece of lead -
Will tear into my white flesh,
And bitter tears will flow.
That is what, my brother, awaits for me.
And bitter tears will flow.
That brother, is what awaits me.
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Love Me Challenge Lit Trending Dance Compilation 🔥 #lovemelikelexxchallenge #litdance - Duration: 4:11.
Love Me Challenge Lit Trending Dance Compilation 🔥 #lovemelikelexxchallenge #litdance
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Captain Stacy Death "You Promise Me" Scene | The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) Movie Clip - Duration: 4:28.
Captain!
The Lizard.
It's okay.
We stopped him.
Okay.
Let's get you out of here. Come on.
Okay, okay, okay.
Look at me. Stay with me.
- Help's on the way, okay? - You need to...
You need to be gone when they get here.
Okay?
I'm not going anywhere.
I was wrong about you, Peter.
This city needs you.
Here.
You're gonna need this.
You're gonna make enemies.
People will get hurt.
Sometimes the people closest to you.
So I want you to promise me something, okay?
Leave Gwen out of it.
Promise me that.
You promise me.
An eerie calm...
has set in over New York City.
Apparently, some sort of...
aerosolised antidote was launched from...
Oscorp Tower, which seems to have counteracted the biotoxins.
Residents of Lower Manhattan can rest peacefully...
knowing that the alleged mastermind...
of this terror plot, Dr. Curtis Connors, is behind bars.
We've got John Ni/es...
on the street for a report in Lower Manhattan.
John, what do you see?
Sweetheart, it's all right.
It's all right.
It's all right.
Rough night.
It's gonna be all right.
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