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OnePlus 6T vs Note 9: In-Depth Camera Test Comparison - Duration: 10:40.

Hi guys, it's KJ the MiTechGuy here and as promised, I have another camera comparison

involving the OnePlus 6T.

Today, I'll be comparing it to the great camera system found on the Samsung Galaxy

Note 9.

In this video, I'll be comparing the cameras in various lighting conditions, both indoors

and outdoors, and I'll also look at the video and audio qualities of both phones.

Make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see how the OnePlus 6T's night

mode compares to the dual aperture found on the Note 9.

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Let's get right into it.

The Galaxy Note 9 has a dual-12 megapixel camera setup.

Using Samsung's new Scene Optimization and Flaw Detection, the Note 9 will be able to

optimize different image properties for a given scene, and it also can see if an image

was blurry, or someone was blinking.

The main, wide-angle camera can automatically vary between f/1.5 and f/2.4 apertures, whereas

the telephoto camera is a fixed f/2.4.

The second telephoto camera allows for 2x optical zoom, and helps with those portrait

style pictures.

The OnePlus 6T houses a main 16 Megapixel sensor that has an aperture of f/1.7.

Its second camera is 20 Megapixels, but has the same aperture and focal length as its

main sensor.

OnePlus says the 2nd camera helps out with portrait mode shots.

Both phones are capable of shooting 4K video at 30 and 60 frames per second.

In terms of the front cameras of both phones, the OnePlus 6T's 16 megapixel camera actually

has double the megapixel count of the 8 megapixel selfie camera on the Note 9.

These selfie cameras can both record 1080p video, while the Note 9 is capable of shooting

1440p video.

As I get into the side-by-sides, know that I am going to start off with images in great

lighting, and then I will look at images shot in progressively worse lighting conditions

until I get to night time.

And Finally, I will look at the video and audio qualities of both phones.

This first image shows how high quality both cameras are.

Both are very detailed, but both cameras processed the images a bit differently.

The 6T's photo looks to show a little bit more contrast, while the Note 9's image

is brighter, but actually is slightly over-exposed.

When I changed to the Note 9's telephoto lens, we can see that it simply captures more

details than the 6T's 2x software zoom, as expected.

That being said, the 6T's 16 Megapixel sensor was still able to capture a good amount of

detail.

Here, the Note 9 exposed the shot much better, and I actually think it took the more true

to life picture of the two.

The 6T's image is brighter, and has more punchy colors, but in my opinion, the colors

are a bit too punchy.

Again, both pictures were great though.

This next image shot in great lighting show almost identical levels of detail in each

image.

Again, the 6T has the more saturated photo.

You have to decide for yourself whether you prefer the punchy colors on the 6T, or the

subdued, but more natural colors of the Note 9.

Both phones are able to take portrait mode pictures.

Because of the help of the telephoto lens, the Note 9 is able to do a better job with

defining edges.

The 6T on the other hand, is able to take the wider-angled photo and is also able to

maintain much more of the colors in the background.

In terms of details, I do think the Note 9 is able to pick up more throughout the subject's

face and clothes.

Both phones also have very high quality selfie cameras.

The 6T's 16 Megapixels clearly pick up more details on my face than the Note 9's selfie

camera does and is able to pick up a lot more of the colors throughout the image.

But the saturation levels are really making my skin look orange.

When I switched to the portrait modes, again I noticed that the 6T's image is more detailed,

but makes my skin look orange.

Both lost the colors of the background and had trouble with my hair, but both took pretty

great pictures in my opinion.

To nobody's surprise, these two high quality 2018 camera systems performed excellent when

the lighting was great.

But let's see how the two camera systems perform when the lighting gets more challenging.

Both cameras have terrific HDR capabilities, and this typical very challenging shot was

captured very nicely by both camera systems.

Both did a really good job of not overexposing the skylight itself, while maintaining all

of the details in the foreground.

Again, the 6T's image is overall brighter, but is also a bit oversaturated, making the

white ceiling look yellowish and other colors in the frame look slightly unnatural.

This is a challenging shot because of the sun shining through the trees in the background,

but both phones handled this situation beautifully.

The HDR on both phones is really impressing me, and I can't really say anything bad

about either image.

Just keep in mind the types of colors you prefer as I continue the side-by-sides.

This shot was taken at the Samsung booth at CES where there is a lot going on with a lot

of different light sources.

Both cameras did pretty well.

I would say that the Note 9 did the better job of not only maintaining all of the details

in the foreground, but also exposing all of the different light sources.

The colors and details in the lighting fixtures are better preserved in the Note 9's image.

In this image, I wanted to see how the cameras handled direct sunlight.

In this case, although both were able to keep the foreground properly exposed, the 6T was

able to handle the light from the sun significantly better, which is noticeable by how much smaller

the sun appears in the 6T's image as opposed to that in the Note 9's image.

Now I will really test the cameras' capabilities in very low lighting.

The Note 9 has its large F/1.5 aperture that it automatically switches to in these conditions

whereas the OnePlus 6T has its night mode that I was able to switch to.

This image was taken in the automatic modes of both phones.

As you can see, the larger aperture that the Note 9 uses here is able to obtain more information

and helps the Note 9 pull out more of the colors throughout the image while doing a

good job of exposing the neon sign.

When I shifted to the night mode of the 6T, it clearly made a huge difference.

During the 3 seconds it takes the 6T to capture the image, it is able to really pull out a

lot of the details and colors that even the F/1.5 aperture of the Note 9 was unable to

pick up.

This shot was taken with the night mode on in the 6T, and it shows that you and the subject

have to be perfectly still for it to execute correctly.

It was able to pick up a ton of information, but the subject's head and feet look blurred

due to some very slight movements by me or the subject.

The Note 9 was just able to capture this image basically instantly.

The Note 9 is able to take very natural-looking night shots, while also doing a good job of

keeping image noise to a minimum.

But the 6T's night mode, when the situation is right and everything is stationary, is

really able to pull in much more of the colors and details than the Note 9 is able to.

The question then becomes if you're going to take the extra couple of seconds to switch

the 6T to night mode and then wait again as it has to keep its shutter open for 3 seconds.

As I now shift into the video qualities of both phones, know that both phones are able

to capture 4K video at 60 frames per second, but I set both to 4K at 60 frames per second

because that is what this video is uploaded at.

If you have watched my other OnePlus 6T camera comparisons, you probably already know what

I'm going to say.

I have no idea why OnePlus elected to make the 4K video of the 6T so saturated.

Samsung used to have this problem, but now the Note 9 shows that it is very possible

to have visually appealing colors without making everything look fake.

I should mention that both phones do have some really impressive image stabilization,

but it is so difficult to look past how saturated the 6T's video is.

I really hope OnePlus fixes it with a software update because it is just way too much color.

In terms of the front video qualities of both phones, I'd say that the colors actually

look pretty good on both.

I'm impressed by the level of detail and clarity both front cameras have in their videos.

The OnePlus 6T is also able to really stabilize the video, making it look like I'm walking

with the phone on a gimbal.

Both phones even do a good job of changing the exposure as I walked through shadows and

harsher lighting.

The big issue with the 6T in this case is the audio.

The audio on the 6T sounds way too over-processed to the point where my voice sounds very tinny.

The Note 9, on the other hand, actually captured some impressive, naturally sounding audio.

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Cosplayers Complaining About Instagram's Algorithm | Dis-COS-sion #3 - Duration: 15:27.

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Hi guys!

I'm here with a video on a

COS-troversial topic!

Oh, that was lame.

On a controversial topic in the

cosplay community. Or

I'd probably consider it a more

misunderstood topic.

Maybe?

And I think a lot of it comes from not

quite understanding what we're talking about,

what the problem is.

This video is all about

why you see

cosplayers complain

about

the Instagram algorithm as much as they do.

Let's break it down here.

So you have these platforms,

where when they started out they were great!

Because you'd post things and people who

were your friends on Facebook or

followed you on Instagram, they would all see

your posts.

Normally! It usually came

in chronological order.

So if they didn't see it, it's probably because they weren't on at that time.

But now, they've all changed

to just not show you them at all

if they don't feel like it.

And that's kind of where the problem comes in. Because now

creators

that were once having their

posts seen by a pretty large majority of their

following and audience, suddenly aren't

having them seen by, like,

anyone.

At all.

This also requires a little bit of back tracking.

And the reason why reach

has just suddenly been killed a ton on

nearly every platform is because

companies are like "ooh we can make money from those

creators by,

you know, getting rid of everybody seeing their stuff.

And then saying hey you want people to see your stuff again? Pay us."

And that's not cheap.

And it's successful enough because people who aren't

small creators and even large creators,

just without them in the equation.. businesses pay

tons of money to have each post seen

by, like, tons of people and

they have giant marketing budgets. So it's not a problem for them

half the time. But it is a huge problem for people who are

very small. We don't have the money that giant businesses have.

Instagram just stopped caring about their creators.

Much like Facebook and YouTube.

Which kind of sucks because it's

those individual creators and the uniqueness that they brought

to the platform that helped make it what it was.

So now that you hopefully understand what's happening behind the scenes

and why creators are annoyed with this, I'm going

to go ahead and answer

or reply to some of the very common comments

we all get whenever we talk about this.

But before getting into that, I just want to clarify that,

for the sake of this video, I'm talking specifically about cosplayers and

specifically about Instagram.

So the first thing we usually get is: You care too

much about likes. When these

cosplayers are complaining about

the algorithm or asking you to go like this post

or their post not getting enough likes,

it's not that you specifically aren't liking the post or

people aren't liking the post. It's more

their posts aren't even being shown to people.

So a lot of creators have business accounts on Instagram.

Even when they're on the smaller end. It's not uncommon for someone to

switch from a personal account to a business account,

because business accounts give you some insights. Basically it

shows you how many likes you get, how many saves you get, how many shares you get,

how many people have seen your posts, where they're seeing it from,

what times are most popular, what days are most popular,

where most of your demographic is coming from,

stuff like that. So

when they're talking about the algorithm,

it's more that they're seeing when they check these things that it's

being shown to almost no one.

There's accounts that have thousands and thousands of

and it's being shown to maybe a few hundred.

Maybe!

So it's not necessarily that people aren't interacting with our posts.

It's that people aren't even being given the option to.

And this is because Instagram has changed the algorithm to

no longer show you things in chronological order.

Instead they kind of pick for you!

Whether it's because they actually think that maybe you actually like this,

or because they want you to see this, or it's because somebody's

paying them to show you this.

Even on a consumer end, by the way. As me who follows other people,

I follow them because I want to see their stuff. If I didn't want to see their stuff

I'd unfollow them. Instagram I don't need ya to,

like, ghost them for me.

If I want to do that, I can do that myself. But of course,

they don't care about that. They don't care about either end of this

situation. All they care about is if they're making money or not.

Next comment, that's kind of attached to this question or comment:

You want too much attention.

Or: You care too much about getting attention. Or:

Attention is the wrong reason to be doing this. And it's dumb.

It's dumb to think that anybody who posts on social media

does so not wanting attention. That's the

entire point

of social media! And it's dumb to think that anybody who

creates something doesn't want it to be seen.

That's not true and it's so unrealistic. Even if

the people try to say "I don't do it for the attention. I don't care about the attention.

I do it for myself and because I love it." They still

want attention.

Everybody who does something wants to be recognized

for their work. And wants to be told by someone,

at least one other person,

that it was a good job. Especially that they like it.

People want people to like their creations, their artwork, whatever they

do. In this case: cosplays!

And it's not a bad thing.

Everybody wants to act like wanting attention is such

a disgusting thought to have or

a horrible thing and it's not! It's

It's normal. It's natural. Humans are social creatures.

We want and seek attention and conversation

and human interaction. And no one should be shamed

for that. Now, I'm not saying that it's

always the main reason that people do things or that it's

never the main reason people do things.

Everyone has different reasons for what they do. I'm just saying

that it's usually, probably, most likely, part of the reason.

Or at least a reason. It doesn't necessarily

have to be the most important thing.

But it is a thing and it's normal.

And it's okay.

So stop getting mad at your favorite cosplayers when they get upset when

no one's seeing a project that they put

so much time, so much effort and so much money into.

It's most definitely not the worst or most biggest problem in the world.

But it doesn't feel too great and they're allowed to express

that. Kind of continuing on with that thought,

is the next comment of:

You talk about it too much.

Okay. First things first.

People are allowed to vent.

It's their social media, if they feel like

whining and complaining about something,

they're allowed to. And

the second reason they're probably talking about it,

is because it's not something they can change or

fix on their own.

Yes. The biggest problems with Instagram are

due to Instagram itself and there's not much we can do about them.

But it's not 100% impossible to work around.

But that work around requires help from you guys!

The viewers. The followers. The fans who like their cosplays.

And that's why they talk about it. The most interaction a post gets

the more likely it is to be shown to more

people. A post kind of starts out at this weird base line that

nobody really knows what it is. It's just..

At this point it could just be a random number generator. Who knows!

We don't know. There's just this weird random base line.

So if the small (very small)

percentage that that post is shown to interacts with it,

Instagram goes "Oh! Oh people are liking this. Okay. We'll show it to a little bit more." And if those

people like it too they're like "Alright, we'll show it to a little bit more of your followers."

And so on. But none of this happens if people don't

interact with the post from the start.

Now you see why they complain, right? Because not everyone has the time

to like every post that pops up on their feed and not everyone might like the content

that pops up on their feed. They

might like the cosplayer but they might not

like that specific cosplay or that specific photo.

Which kind of sucks. Because then people who might of liked that photo

will never see it.

Ever.

Next common comment: You care too much about numbers.

Like it or not, in this day and age

(and forever and always),

numbers are important. They've always been important. You just

haven't really physically seen the numbers

written out for you anywheres

until now.

They don't have to be everything but they are important.

And caring about it is not necessarily a bad thing.

Like I said early, numbers have always been important in

so many different fields. Again, you just haven't

seen it written out for you until now.

Examples are TV networks! They've always cared about their viewer-ships.

Shows got cancelled because they didn't get enough people watching them.

Stores care about their sales numbers and

the customer numbers too and their advertising numbers. How many people are going to

see this ad?

And now all businesses on social media want

bigger numbers because that's

marketing. And like it or not,

cosplay has the potential to be

a source of income and for some people already is.

So of course there is a need for numbers. Yes.

I will admit there is a point where

caring about numbers becomes

unhealthy. At the same time social media has

kind of evolved past the point of just

being a place where you share with just your friends or

just your family and

individuals can become businesses.

And businesses have always cared about numbers.

but they've never been shamed for it. Because that's

Business. And now that they're

individuals and you can see them and see that they are this

person who is a potentially relatable and very likable person, you're like

this is weird that they care so much about numbers. Even though it's

really not because it makes sense from the business perspective of things.

It's, I guess, hard for people to understand that

this person is a business and it's weird

but it's a thing.

So onto my

"closing statement". How can you help

a creator?

So first things first. I should say and clarify just

for a lot of the things talked about in this video, when it comes

to the Instagram algorithm, is

that nobody really 100% knows

exactly how it works.

Instagram and most social media keeps

they way their algorithm works a pretty

big locked up secret. And

they don't let anybody know. Unless

you're a very fancy business with a lot of money on you're marketing

team and they pay Instagram to tell them and then sign

a bunch of documents or legal stuff saying

that they can't ever disclose any of this information

to anyone ever.

But sometimes that information gets leaked out.

So those "rumors"

and trial and error is where

most of us kind of

figure out what works and

what doesn't when it comes to Instagram.

And this is how we've kind of figured out

how you can help us. So first things first,

it's obvious: liking posts! The best thing is

to like that creators post every time you see their post.

Even if you don't necessarily like the picture. I know

that kind of sucks. People like to show

creators what they do like to see from them and what they don't

via likes and interactions. But

Instagram has made that kind of hard.

Because if you skip out on liking some of that creator's posts or

cosplayer's post, you just might not see their posts at all anymore.

Instagram might go "Oh! You're not really interacting with their post?

We're just not going to show you any ever again. Ever! Ever again!

Nope. They're gone. You've basically unfollowed them.

We made you unfollow them.

But it still shows that you're following them." Save posts!

So this one, rumor has it,

is probably the most important interaction you can give a creator.

This is again: rumor has it.

Saving posts are important. I

don't know if it's the most important. It's just rumored to be the most important.

Comments! Comments is where it gets a little bit tricky.

Because again, rumor has it, that emojis don't

count. And actually, apparently, comments have to be

more than 3 or 4 words long.

And very common/repetitive comments kind of stop

counting too. It's really weird.

And complicated. And no one's 100%

sure how it works, again.

It's a bit of a guessing game and trial and error. But this is

what people have kind of figured

what works. In general

I'm pretty sure than any type of comment is

still better than none.

Shares!

Whether you knew it or not, Instagram tracks shares! And creators, if they

have a business account, they can see how many times their posts have been shared.

And the more a post gets shared

the more Instagram will share it with others.

Because Instagram goes "Hey! A lot of people are already sharing this post. And these people

want other people to see it and they like seeing it

and their friends like seeing it, so we

gonna go ahead and also share your post." And then

it also helps in the sense that

posts getting shared lets people who follow you see their posts too and

potentially find a new creator they like.

Look at their stories! So when you watch stories,

apparently, you want to watch them all the way through.

Like let it time out. Not necessarily click through.

At least not for the videos. I'm not really sure if they same thing applies

to a photo.

I don't know. This is.. This is hard. Instagram doesn't tell us this stuff okay.

But yes, if you want to see more of their stuff

stories! Stories already have a better reach than posts.

Which is probably why you see

so many creators posting something and then sharing that they posted something

in their story. And then

lastly: Turn on notification. Because

there are notifications on Instagram. So you

can get a little "badoop" at the top of your phone screen

whenever that creator posts anything.

That just makes sure you don't miss their post if Instagram feels like hiding it from you for some reason.

So hopefully this helps! I don't know if this is always going to be the case.

Instagram constantly changes it's algorithm.

Whenever we think we got it figured out and we find our little, uh,

ways to cheat the algorithm,

Instagram goes "LOL! Nope! We gon' change that."

And then messes it all up and we gotta start all over again.

It's really hard to tell what they change and when they change it.

All we know is that interaction is good for posts.

So hopefully this video taught you something and

explained why creators are frustrated.

Anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this video.

Have a lovely day!

And engage with your favorite

creators. Bye!

This foundation is like

3? 5?

shades too light for my.. 3. Not 5.

That's a bit drastic. But like 3 shades too light

compared to the rest of me. You can kind of see. Ugh.

I'm just going to hide my neck.

Don't look at it. Don't look at it!

I had to be so high up.

Normally I sit way down here off camera.

I'm not even standing. I had to put my chair as high as it could go

and kneel on that to get to be

this tall so that you guys can't see the mess

that is behind me, on my table,

from me working on a bunch of projects right now.

*beeping*

I had to turn off a beeping alarm.

Oh my god, I almost just broke my ankle.

Games? Sports places?

The places where they play.. I don't.. I'm not a sports person..

As you can tell. What is..

What are those places called? Arenas?

That's not right!

Oh my god, my knees hurt. Oh god. Oh!

Oo! I forgot how to walk! I forgot how to have straight legs!

Oh god. See I'm so much shorter now. Look at this.

Ow!

*squeaky chair noise*

And you can hear my chair squeak. Squeak. Squeak. Squeak.

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北美館│2018台北雙年展台灣千里步道協會│TB2018 Taiwan Thousand Miles Trail Association - Duration: 3:19.

The Taiwan Thousand Miles Trail Association

was founded in 2006,

and was originally founded to assist

with the linking of routes for cycling

and hiking around the island.

After the round island routes had been completed, we gradually advanced into

the maintenance and revitalization these routes.

When it came to maintaining these routes,

especially ones located

in close proximity to urban areas,

we discovered a rather serious issue.

People were using these routes,

as a means to get close and familiarize themselves with nature,

but the routes and hiking trails, were starting to damage the environment.

So starting from 2012,

we've been advocating for zero growth

in terms of cement hiking trails, while also attempting to maintain all natural hiking trails.

We have also trained citizen scientists

in the field of trail construction and maintenance.

We are very proud

to participate in

the TMFA Biennial.

Traditionally,

when people thought of environmental activism related to hiking trails, the assumption was,

it was conducted outdoors,

in the wilderness.

By bringing presenting our activism

in an art museum,

this also gives people,

who lack the means to venture outdoors

to experience

the outdoors,

through an artistic perspective.

This obviously presented a challenge to us in the curating process.

We had to find

a way,

to present everything we have achieved since 2006; the things we've done in the past twelve years.

For example, advocating for hand crafted hiking trails,

and the things we experienced while implementing our projects.

Also the interactions we had between nature,

and the trails.

So if

members of the audience are able view our exhibit,

we in total have four videos being presented here,

one of which is a 24 hour recording of a trail.

The video shows what species aside from humans,

make use of the trail.

And it also shows

the vegetation,

and animals of the forest.

So as we said earlier,

we are really happy to be invited,

to participate in this year's Biennial.

Not only were we given a chance to exhibit our achievements indoors,

but we also have the opportunity

to lead the audience into the outdoors.

We'll be taking them on guided tours,

which include

trails that were hand crafted by us.

I feel that these trails are truly works of nature,

which were later

augmented by our volunteers,

which ultimately became art co-produced by humans and nature.

And everyone participating,

are again witnessing this co-produced art.

We also hope that,

whether you have come to join the walking tour, participate in crafting trails,

or simply enjoy spending time hiking.

Don't forget the beauty of these eco-craft trail,

and treat the mountains and nature

with respect.

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Acting AG Whitaker makes rare comment on Mueller probe - Duration: 3:52.

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Whatcha Gonna Do - Miri Ben-Ari ft Dorel - Duration: 3:54.

Are you working on a new song? Yeah, what's up?

You make me coffee, what did you put inside?

What you gonna do

Do whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do

I'm just saying whatcha gonna do

Do whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do

Yo, whatcha gonna do

Whatcha whatcha whatcha gonna do

Thanks for watching this new video "whatcha gonna do" if you like it give it some thumbs up and lights and it's dedicated to all the kids out there that like to dream..like myself! whatcha gonna do!?

All the kids out there that like to dream like myself

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Millennial Millionaire: How To Retire Early - Duration: 2:18.

Automation, while it's a great place to start,

I think that it actually holds people back

from reaching financial independence because

in reality automation is really just the

status quo, and it increases the chance that

you're going to be complacent.

The whole strategy to reach financial

independence as fast as possible,

is that you want to make and save and then

invest as much money as you can. And so the

simple idea is that you should be investing

every bonus that you get. You should be

investing more when you make side hustle

income. You should be investing more when you

get that $50 check from your grandparents for

your birthday. That's money that you should be

investing in order to reach financial

independence. And automation, it's a great

start. You know, if you're saving 5 percent in

your 401(k), congratulations. That's better

than most people. But that's not going to be

enough. And so one of the things that I

recommend, a simple strategy really, is no

matter how much you're saving, say in your

401(k) or your IRA or your savings account,

try to increase it at least 1 percent every 30

days. So that's one way that automation is not

enough because if you just automate your

savings, you're going to be saving a

consistent amount, but you're not going to be

saving as much as you can. So an extra 1

percent every 30 days, by the end of one year,

you're going to be saving at least 12 percent

more. After three years, your savings rate is

going to easily, even if you're starting from

zero, is going to be over 35 percent. And if

you've gone from 0 to 35 percent, you've

literally cut 25 years probably off the time

it'll take you to retire. And so I recommend

that automation is a starting point. It's your

baseline, but in addition to that, I recommend

you spend five minutes a day. I do this in the

morning. I just do it with my coffee. I spend

five minutes a day, and I just try to increase

my investing or savings rate and invest any

additional money that I'm making.

And that is how you fast-track financial freedom.

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Ice-T shares photo of wife Coco Austin topless in bed as she sleeps next to their daughter and dog - Duration: 9:19.

Ice-T shares photo of wife Coco Austin topless in bed as she sleeps next to their daughter and dog

Ice-T shocked his social media followers on Monday. The Law & Order: SVU actor posted a photo of his wife Coco Austin, 39, topless in bed alongside their daughter Chanel as well as their dog.

The 60-year-old rapper was making the point that his household is female heavy as he commented: 'I wake up every morning to 3 girls.

Ice did not seem to mind showing off his wife's nipple because it could be seen under her hand. This is an unusual move for the star who for the most part shares photos from his work on social media.

The two recently celebration nearly two decades together. 'Happy Anniversary to my baby boy! 18 years have come and gone so fast and to think it gets better and better. Thank you for a terrific 2018.

You mean so much to me I'm lucky to have you by my side,' she said. In the photo the two look much younger as they are seen side by side.

Ice T and Coco do not expect to have any more children. 'She was always one and done,' the producer explained.

'She said, "I just want one. I'm going to spoil it to death." And I'm like, "Cool." She wanted a girl, she got the girl. She's got a ton of nieces and nephews and she's happy.'.

Well suited: The two recently celebration nearly two decades together. 'Happy Anniversary to my baby boy! 18 years have come and gone so fast and to think it gets better and better.

Thank you for a terrific 2018. You mean so much to me I'm lucky to have you by my side,' she said. Ice-T shocked his social media followers on Monday.

The Law & Order: SVU actor posted a photo of his wife Coco Austin, 39, topless in bed alongside their daughter Chanel as well as their dog.