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Codice 999 (2016) - Recensione MYmovies.it - Duration: 1:55.
Does anyone believe maybe something very big is about to go down?
Michael and his band are capable of big heists
They are ex-soldiers and dirty cops, armed, unscrupulous
The Russian Irina has them under control
and this time the only way to content her
is to manufacture a 999
an officer down call that sends all of the police to the location
in order to pull off their biggest heist yet across town
The agent nominated is Chris
a new member of the anti-gang squad and nephew of the Sgt. Detective
But this all goes wrong
Hillcoat seemed to be an astonishing director from the beginning
Michael Mann is his model
and Triple 9 is the best proof of that
Far from being a trivial imitation
the film is a perfect mechanism of rhythm and action
A ride on the streets of Atlanta
where the characters are many
and each with its public face and its private backstory
Within this swirl of violence and fear
there is the irony of fate
the noir pain and moving photography of a piece of the world
small as a neighborhood, but that good cinema can make big
Refined by the editor of Zero Dark Thirty and with Atticus Ross' music
Triple 9 is a solid and atmospheric cop-movie
which has its strengths in cast and writing
as well as in a direction that guarantees control, consistency and personality
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La legge notte - Recensione MYmovies.it - Duration: 1:52.
You become a criminal
and then for you
the only law that matters is the one that you decide
A World War I veteran
and son of a Boston police captain
Joe Coughlin becomes a criminal
during the Prohibition era
But the doubts about his choice don't ever leave him
He falls in love with Emma Gould
the mistress of an Irish mob boss of the gang he belongs to
Joe's gets his life threatened
His father saves him
locking him up in jail
with no discounts
Once free
Joe is sent by boss Maso Pescatore
to Tampa, smuggling alcohol
On the island, he'll fall for another woman
and a conflict erupts between the Ku Klux Klan
and the mafia
To protect himself Joe has to use
weapons for the first time
and respond to a new law
That of the night
Based on Dennis Lehane's novel
Live By Night is Ben Affleck's fourth film as a director
and it confirms his vocation behind the camera
In the movie the actor-author combines the noir codes
with those of drama
the sentimental novel
with action and violence
and an unexpected humor
Inspired by Eastwood
Scorsese, Leone and the Coen brothers
in his work Affleck deals with
issues like class conflict
and racial tensions
without however distinguishing himself in style
which is neither strong nor personal
and without proposing a new point of view
on an already known world
The world of smugglers, speakeasies
femme fatales, guns and urban solitude
where an outlaw in an identity crisis moves
dressed in 'clothes of power'
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Atomica Bionda (2017) - Recensione MYmovies.it - Duration: 1:54.
I trust you as I trust the weather forecasts
1989. Lorraine Broughton, an MI6 agent
bruised and beaten
is interrogated by her superior and a CIA agent
about a mission in a Berlin before the fall of the Wall
An undercover agent has been killed
and a list has been taken from him
containing names and tasks of all Western agents in action
Lorraine was tasked with finding out who took it
and recover it before its content
would start the Third World War
After being a futuristic warrior in the hyper dynamics Fury Road
Charlize Theron couldn't refuse to measure with a genre
that has almost always seen men triumph
relegating women to the role of curved gadgets
or seductive spies like Mata Hari
David Leitch has in his biography a long career as a stuntman
and with a graphic novel like this
he must have thought he could turn the drawings into action
having an actress capable of dealing personally
with even the most complex and objectively dangerous scenes
So now Daniel Craig's 007
met his female match
who also happens to be British
Agent Broughton doesn't lose an inch of her femininity
even when acting as the most ruthless of men
What distinguishes her
is the awareness of being equal with men
with whom he shares, as per instructions received
the complete distrust in those who approach her
as in any spy story worthy of this name
Marta Anna Borucinska plays a review by Giancarlo Zappoli
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Despacito - Elsa, Anna, Rapunzel ft. Justin Bieber - Duration: 1:16.
Comin' over in my direction So thankful for that, it's such a blessin', yeah
Turn every situation into heaven, yeah
Oh-oh, you are My sunrise on the darkest day
Got me feelin' some kind of way Make me wanna savor every moment slowly, slowly
You fit me tailor-made, love how you put it on
Got the only key, know how to turn it on The way you nibble on my ear,
the only words I wanna hear Baby, take it slow so we can last long
¡Oh!
Tú, tú eres el imán y yo soy el metal Me voy acercando y voy armando el plan
Sólo con pensarlo se acelera el pulso (oh yeah)
Ya, ya me está gustando más de lo normal Todos mis sentidos van pidiendo más
Esto hay que tomarlo sin ningún apuro
Despacito Quiero respirar tu cuello despacito
Deja que te diga cosas al oído Para que te acuerdes si no estás conmigo
Despacito
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[ENG CC] 레드벨벳 빨간맛🍒 웬디 커버 메이크업🍊 red velvet wendy cover makeup | 루시파크 LUCY PARK🌴🍃 - Duration: 3:50.
Hi guys, i'm lucy.
This is my first cover makeup.
I made up like Wendy in red velvet.
I made up like Wendy in red velvet.
So, let's start together.
I already finished base makeup.
I already finished base makeup.
First, using a one-ton bright eyebrow mascara than hair color
First, using a one-ton bright eyebrow mascara than hair color
It matches the hair color, and combs the eyebrows properly.
Then draw eyebrows
using the Brown Eyebrow Pencil.
Wendy looks like a eyebrow,
draws a plump and glitter.
Instead of eye shadow,
I'll use the orange color blusher to apply the whole eyeball.
I'll use the orange color blusher to apply the whole eyeball.
And in the dark part of the duo shadow,
draw a shadow at the tip of the eye.
draw a shadow at the tip of the eye.
And the bright part is put on the tip of the finger and it is applied under the eyes.
And the bright part is put on the tip of the finger and it is applied under the eyes.
And I'll draw an eye line using a thick, thin eyeliner.
And I'll draw an eye line using a thick, thin eyeliner.
Draw a long, pointed tip of the eye.
But draw your eyes so that your tails do not go up too much.
And I will attach artificial eyelashes with a natural feel
and make them look like doll-like eyes.
and make them look like doll-like eyes.
And I use the eyeliner that I used before to fill the space between the eyelashes.
And I use the eyeliner that I used before to fill the space between the eyelashes.
And I use the eyeliner that I used before to fill the space between the eyelashes.
Like Wendy, I draw 4 under the eyes.
Like Wendy, I draw 4 under the eyes.
This is a point of eye make-up, so it is okay to notice a little.
This is a point of eye make-up, so it is okay to notice a little.
And apply it under the eye using a fleshy pencil.
And apply it under the eye using a fleshy pencil.
When I look at the picture of Wendy, the chick seems to be expressed in a purity.
When I look at the picture of Wendy, the chick seems to be expressed in a purity.
I apply a little 'too cool for school' blusher.
I apply a little 'too cool for school' blusher.
Apply lipstick naturally to lips using 3ce apple red color.
Apply lipstick naturally to lips using 3ce apple red color.
Apply lipstick naturally to lips using 3ce apple red color.
Apply lipstick naturally to lips using 3ce apple red color.
And use a gogo tint to tap the center of your lips, creating a mysterious lip color.
And use a gogo tint to tap the center of your lips, creating a mysterious lip color.
And use a gogo tint to tap the center of your lips, creating a mysterious lip color.
Finally, I will do contouring.
Apply to the outside of the face to make it look slender,
Apply to the end of the nose to make the tip of the nose look shorter.
Apply to the end of the nose to make the tip of the nose look shorter.
Apply to the end of the nose to make the tip of the nose look shorter.
I think I did not look like Wendy.
But I like it because it looks cool.
But I like it because it looks cool.
You try!
see you again!
bye bye
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YOUTUBERS REACT TO ODDLY SATISFYING COMPILATION #2 - Duration: 14:12.
- I want it to just be like-- - Smooth.
- Ooh! - Aah!
- Wait, look, that's-- (bubble wrap popping)
Aaah! (laughing)
♪ (dramatic chord) ♪
- (FBE) So today, we're gonna show you
a compilation of a type of video that we've done on the show before
that was very popular.
- You're gonna try to make us cry?
- I hope it's the satisfying things.
Is it?
- (FBE) This is an Oddly Satisfying compilation.
- Yay! (laughing) I love these.
- Yes, these are my favorite videos! - (groaning in pleasure)
- I did oddly unsatisfying last time. - Okay, cool.
- So now-- okay, thank you. (laughing) I've been waiting.
I've been unsatisfied ever since.
- (FBE) So for every one that we show you,
we're gonna ask you, on a scale of 1-5,
how satisfied did that make you. - Cool, okay.
Five being the most satisfied? Cool.
Sounds good. Satisfy me!
That didn't come out right.
(scooping sand) - Aaah, yes!
- It's kinda good, but kind of really--
I feel uncomf-- comfortable, that noise.
- I love the colors. - Come on, get that--
(scooping sand) (groaning softly)
- Yes! - Scoop me.
- I find the visual okay, but, man, that sound is..
(scooping sand) ...not a sound that I want to hear.
- I feel like it would be even more satisfying
if it were played in reverse, one of those,
when it's just like this-- [bleep] off!
(laughing)
(scooping sand)
- (softy) Mmmmmmm.
- That's cool! What is that?
- I'm not like, "Aaah, I need more."
- Yeah, I don't need a cigarette after that.
- There was some bits missing, and I wanted to keep scooping.
(silence)
- What is-- what is this stuff?
- Oh, I love the way that sand breaks up.
- Wow!
- Oh my god, it looks like molten lava or something.
- Oh, this one's even better. - Squash it.
- (gasping) Aaaaah!
- Whoa!
- It's like an octopus. Hey, that's pretty cool.
- I love it! (giggling) I want some.
- (FBE) So on a scale of 1-5, how satisfying was that?
- I'm gonna give that a four. - Four.
- A three. It was okay.
- Five. It was so satifying.
- Three out of five.
Visually, it was incredibily satisfying.
- Two.
- It's not doing much for me. I'm sorry.
I'll give it a two. - Four.
- Meh, like a two.
- Two. I don't know.
It wasn't as satisfying as the first one.
- A four, yeah, that was great.
Mmmm, yeah.
(hydraulic press whirring)
- Oh my god, it's gonna crush the tennis ball!
- This just stresses me out.
- This is not so satisfying.
- When's it gonna break?
- (groaning) Look at it squish up!
(faint pop) - Oh, yes.
(faint pop) - Aaah!
(faint pop) Yeah, that was great.
- This is more, like, stressful for me.
I'd give it a one.
- Four for me.
It wasn't terribly spectacular, but it was interesting.
- Three because it's somewhat cathartic when it does pop.
- One. I don't like that it burst unevenly.
- Three out of five.
- That was my favorite. Yeah, I loved that. Five.
- Two. I just got nervous, waiting for that thing to pop.
- I like breaking things, so I would say a five.
- I'll give it a three.
- Surely, a four.
- It's never gonna be perfectly flat,
so it can only ever be a four out of five.
It has to be perfectly neat.
(wind rushing) (bricks clinking)
- (gasping) Yes!
- These guys look like brick layers,
and they got a top layer here and they've got it
set up like dominoes. That's pretty cool.
- (chuckling) What is even happening right now?
- That's such a gentle noise.
- How do you do that for those?
- That's awesome. (bricks falling rapidly)
- Oh, what? It's going back!
- And it's going back!
- Whoa, plot twist.
(bricks falling rapidly)
- Wow!
(sound fading away)
- Oh, come on. That's amazing.
- (laughing) And... five out of five! Yes.
- Two. I wanted them to film closer.
- Four. The sound, the t-t-t-t-t, I like little sounds like that.
- I liked the plot twist when it came back.
Gives it a four.
- That's a solid five for me.
- Five, so good.
- Five. That was incredible.
- Five. - I want to give that a five.
That was so good.
- Six. (giggling) - I'll give it a four.
- What? Come on. - Well, that's high.
- What are you, Simon Cowell?
(silence)
- Whoa! How?
- That is a significant beard, and they're going
straight to the straight razor shave?
That's nuts.
- I don't know why I'm mildly uncomfortable
watching somebody be shaved.
- A lot of trust. - Yeah, ugh, I don't like this.
Human hair.
- Ah-ha-ha-ha, so satisfying.
- Waxing would've been more satisfying, personally.
- Blades near neck does not do it for me.
- Can they do my eyebrows?
- Look at that. So smooth.
So smooth, and I'm one of those pricks
that uses an electric razor, and it never gets that close.
- That was very satisfying. Four.
- Too chaotic. I give it three. - One.
- A ten.
- Two. - Two.
- Okay, finally, we agree on something.
- No, uh-uh, that's a one.
- I'll go with two.
- Three out of five. Do the whole thing.
I want to see the lot.
- That was a three.
I'd like to see the after picture of this clean-shaven person.
- That's a five. I want that. I'm jealous.
(silence)
- Oh, I love these things.
- Ooh! That is so neat.
- "Chris Casey." This is beautiful.
- This is pottery. - Looks like a nail vinyl peeling.
- It does.
- That's pretty cool. Don't break it.
- Don't mess it up. All right, now I'm just tense.
- Oh, no, bits breaking off. A mess, a complete mess.
That's not a straight line. Flop.
- Gah, how does he do that?
- Oh, and the little shavings that come off from-- yay.
- I can't take my eyes off it. Oh, it's gone. (laughing)
- There were some lines in there that were just a smidge off.
I'm go ahead and give it a three.
- I love watching that stuff so, yeah, five out of five.
- That was kind of messy and weird, so I'm going to give it a two.
- Three.
- That was cool. That was a solid four.
- Three.
- Three out of five.
- Four. If those gaps were more even, that would be a high five.
- A four. - A three, yeah.
- Yeah, you didn't like the peeling?
- It was visually pleasing, but I don't know
if it was too impressive or anything.
- I think-- I don't think you could do that.
(silence)
- Ooh!
- Whoa! He's been practicing.
- This is nice. I could stay at home, watching this,
just in my spare time.
- I can see where this is going and I'm thrilled about it.
- Weee! This is an odd way to mow your lawn.
- That's pretty nice.
All right, gotta get that last spot.
- Whoa! Oh, that was stylish. - That was good. That was good.
- Whoa! When I am 45, that's me.
- One. - Yeah, one.
What's supposed to be satisfying about that?
- Yeah, I don't know. He just cut the grass.
- Four out of five.
- Four. The circular motion of the grass being cut was cool,
but not quite a five.
- Four. - Four.
- Four out of five.
- Three. It's not satisfying, but it looked fun.
- That's a three.
I don't like the circular method for lawns.
I like the zig zag, the rows.
- Three. I'm all about going the back and forth stripes.
- It's a good four.
Reaching to a five, not quite there yet.
(silence)
- Oh. That's gonna slot in perfectly.
- It's gonna fit. It's gonna fit.
- Yeah, come on. - Yeah, yeah.
- Put it in me. - This is good. This good.
- All I'm thinking is what if your finger gets stuck?
- Oh, that's nice. Oh, that's really nice.
- Is it gonna be flush? It's flush!
- Looks like a bit of effort, though.
I want it to just be-- - Smooth.
But-- - Ooh!
- (groaning deeply) - That looks so smooth.
- He measured first.
Oh, whoa!
There's, like, not a single gap in that.
- Wow, the craftsmanship on that is strong.
Five out of five.
That's some serious skill that man has there.
- That's a five, definitely.
- That was my favorite, for sure. Five out of five.
- A four. - I give it a five for the talent.
- Three.
- Uh... - Five?
- That fit so perfectly. - It was so perfect!
- That's a five. - Five.
- A solid five for me. I love that kind of stuff.
- I love that. That's a high five.
- Minus two. What if a little tiny piece of skin
just gets right in there?
(scraping noises)
- Aaah, I love these things! I've had one of these before.
(scraping noises) - Heh.
My foundation after 12 hours.
- I don't like those stripey things. - This is too messy!
- Oh, yeah! It's so fun to watch them make these.
(scraping noises)
It's like Cold Stone on steroids.
- I'm feeling uneasy because they missed that bit.
No, get it!
- I'm a little freaked out that you're using drywall tools for this.
- Are we ready? Uh, okay.
Ooh! (giggling gleefully)
- Look at that. Oh, look at that.
- Oh! - Okay.
- Now we're talking. - Come on, come, come on,
come on, come on. - Yeah, roll that up!
- I know what I'm doing after this.
I'm going to get ice cream.
- Okay, stop this video. Where do I get this?
- There it is. Mmmmm. That's amazing.
- That is, like, novelty food at its best.
Five out of five.
- Four.
- Four.
- Not bad, I would say I'm gonna sit in the middle of that.
That's a three.
- That was pretty good. That's a four.
- It started on a one, and it just ascended to a four.
- A four.
- Four. It gets a bonus for being ice cream.
- Four out of five.
- Four because I didn't get to eat it.
But otherwise-- - I'll give it a four.
- (gasping) Ah, yes! Anything with colors.
Oh my gosh. (muffled) Oh my gosh!
- Yeah, that's pretty satisfying. Getting less satisfying!
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
It's-- no, you ruined it!
- Yeah, this is my jam.
This is-- and now it's turning pastel!
- I love this.
- There are a lot of these.
People are wasting a lot of paint.
- I'm not satisfied. They didn't finish.
- (gasping) More!
- This one, this one. - See, that-- end it now.
End it now. Don't ruin it.
- See, that's cool, and then it gets real less cool real quick!
- I want to go in and cover the whole thing.
- Ooh, pretty colors.
This is actually giving me a lot of inspiration.
- It went back and forth.
I'd say I give it a three overall.
- Three out of five.
- A four. I love mixing colors.
- Three. The initial scrape was awesome
because it was like, "Ooh, look at everything in a line."
- That's a five.
- Meh, a three.
- Two.
- Mm-mm, that's a one.
When he first spread them, that was beautiful.
Then he got all sloppy!
- (sighing) Five.
- I wanted to see what color all of them mixed to
as a final product, so I'm not satisfied. One.
- Two, just because it was somewhat visually appealing.
- Nope, I'm already upset.
- I hate this! I immediately hate this.
- Well, this is just frustrating.
- Oh, this is frustrating. - Come on, hurry up.
- Do it. - Hurry up!
- Get it! Get it! Where is it?
No! (laughing)
- I hate this. I hate this. I hate this.
- Why is this in an oddly satisfying compilation?
- You're doing this to me on purpose.
- See, this is frustrating so that then we'll be satisfied
when they finally find it.
- No. - They never found it!
(gasping) Oh!
- I'm never coming back on this channel.
- No!! No, that was not a satisfying video at all!
Oh, you all are just the worst.
- [Bleep] you! That wasn't-- what?!
What?!
- How is that supposed to be satisfying?
- Why would you do that to us?
- Is this a prank?
- (FBE) Okay, yeah, we had to do that. (laughing)
- How dare you.
That was just very irritating.
- (FBE) We have one more clip to end the compilation.
- Okay, better be good.
I need to feel good again.
- Ugh, no, I don't like it! No, I don't like it!
- (gasping) No-ho-ho-ho-ho!
- No, it's not-- is this two in a row?
- No! What even is that? UGH!!
- Just do it! What?! Come on!
- Aaah! (cracking up)
- Aaaah! - (shrieking)
- Cut the balloon!
- I feel-- I don't know how I feel right now.
I feel betrayed.
- I was satisfied until the stress that is now these last two clips
completely stressed me out.
- All right, thank you. Thank-- I gotta-- yeah.
I gotta go. I have to go make some decent videos.
You wouldn't know. All right, thank you SO much, guys.
Woo, okay.
- (FBE) And, finally, before you go, we have one more thing
that we think you may enjoy. - Okay.
- Okay, yes, you have a lot to make up for.
- Good, I need a big apology for that.
- Yes! - I'm a simple person.
- This is the best day.
We're just gonna sit here for hours now.
- (gasping) For me? Oh, now-- yes.
This... (bubble wrap popping)
(laughing)
(bubble wrap popping) - Yeah.
(bubble wrap popping) Yeah, hell yeah.
- Feel it pop. (bubble wrap popping)
(breathily) Feel it pop! (bubble wrap popping)
To all the haters... (popping galore)
(giggling)
- After watching those bubbles at the end
and them not getting popped, this is just-- this is so great.
(bubble wrap popping) There we go.
Ah, it's so satisfying.
(bubble wrap popping) - (giggling)
That was awesome.
- My favorite people in the world.
Wait, let-- (bubble wrap popping)
Aaaah! (laughing)
- Oh, let's make this like an ASMR thing.
Like, let's-- shhh!
(bubble wrap popping)
- What if we just let it sit there? Does that bother you?
- Yeah, are you unsatisfied with this now?
- Oh. - Oh.
(bubble wrap crinkling) Oh, no.
- You get a lot and then you go like this.
(bubble wrap popping rapidly) (groaning)
- I'm all about the individual part. - No, don't have time for that shit.
- Does that say something about my personality?
- Yep. (bubble wrap popping)
(moaning)
- Thanks for watching this episode of YouTubers React.
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that were featured in this episode.
Their links are in the description.
- See you later. Bye-bye.
- Hey, guys, Ethan here from FBE.
Thank you so much for watching this episode of YouTubers React.
And I want to do something that I find to be very satisfying,
which is doing a goodbye with... a puppy!
Bye!
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YOUTUBERS REACT TO DANCING HOT DOG SNAPCHAT MEMES - Duration: 10:14.
- Oh, what's up, bitch?
- Woo, come here! No, he's fu--
What are you doing over there?!
♪ (dramatic chord) ♪
- (FBE) So today we're going to be showing you
some content of a Snapchat filter that has recently gone viral.
- Is it the hot dog?
- The hot dog thing? It's everywhere.
It's on Twitter, Instagram.
- Oh, I know what it is. I know what it is.
It's a hot dog, right? Yes!
- I love my little hot dog. - This is the hot dog, right?
- Yeah, I've been playing with him hard.
I've certainly danced with the hot dog
more than I've danced with any woman at a bar ever.
♪ (party music) ♪
- I use this one.
- (chuckling)
Oh god!
- Ugh!
- Oh, she's getting her nosed pierced.
- (lady) Yay! - It's so weird.
- I don't get it. - What's not to get?
It's so cute.
- I use the filter all the time, the hot dog guy.
- It makes every moment more delightful
because I don't want to watch someone's nose
getting all mushed up with needles in it.
Throw a little dancing hot dog in there, I'm down.
- Aww, so cute.
- Oh, this is your jam. - I'm all about this.
- Oh my god. I haven't seen that one.
- I honestly haven't used it myself,
but every time I see a video with the hot dog on it,
I watch the whole thing.
I'm like, "Why? Why is it so entertaining?"
And the song's so bad. It's amazing.
♪ (rap music) ♪ - Oh my god.
(gasping)
- (laughing)
- Oh my god! What?!
- Oh, this is-- - (laughing)
- This is more my jam.
- Oh, they're getting so big.
♪ (rap music) ♪ - That's nasty.
- That's hilarious.
That's comedy gold right there.
- Who thought of that?!
- Oh, so good.
I want to see what people can do with that thing,
where it's like, they're interacting with it.
I wanna see someone breakdance next to it.
- (man) Yeah, that's right-- - Okay, I saw this one.
- (man) I'm cookin' yo son! - (sadly) Oh.
- (man) That's what you get for sneakin' up on me
when I'm trying to take off my nightlight.
- This is a dark one.
- Oh my god, there's a big one too.
- (distorted screaming)
- Oh, they did a double hot dog.
- Can you double hot dog? - Yeah.
So you can play as two?
Or did they edit-- - They edited that.
I don't believe it.
That's some Snapchat witchcraft.
- The hot dog already looked a little cooked,
so it's already went through the torment enough.
- (chuckling)
Oh my god.
- (cracking up)
- (giggling)
He just stole the hot dog.
It was probably a Costco one. Those are really good.
- That's nuts.
- I hate the hot dog. - Why?
- Because when it first showed up, I was like,
"There has to be some greater meaning to this,"
and there isn't.
(beeping) - (bystander) Move!
- Oh god! Oh my god! - (bystander) No!
(beeping) - (bystander) Move!
- Nooooooo!
- (bystander) Move! - No! Noooo!
(beeping) - (bystander) Move!
- Hot dog guy! Hot dog guy is dead.
(beeping) - (bystander) Move!
Nooooo! - (laughing)
I never once in my life thought I'd be laughing
about a hot dog getting hit by a train.
- Oh my god, this is so weird.
I want to [bleep] die.
♪ (party music) ♪
- Hot dog guy won't flush down.
- Woo! Nope, he won't go down the toilet.
- I kind of understand why it's blowing up, you know?
Because it looks really real, and if it's moving with
whatever's happening in the video, it literally looks like
there's a dancing hot dog.
- Oh my god, it's a hot dog fight.
- (laughing) - Ah.
- (gasping) Not the hot dog guy!
(deep voice) Hot dog guy, I am your father!
(giggling)
- I wish the hot dog had split in half.
- Yeah, I wish the hot dog literally did anything.
That would be great.
- "Just spoke with one of my biggest inspirations.
Bless up."
- Is he facetiming?
- Man, he's taking the world by storm.
He's got Khaled giving him shout-outs.
- DJ Khaled made a meme of himself.
That's the type of confidence I'd love to have.
- I feel like he would be the type of person
to post that though, considering DJ Khaled
is a living meme himself, you know?
It's like when two memes collide.
- "Imagine the Snapchat investors asking the CEO what he's got
planned to stop the stock from plummeting
and he pulls up this mother[bleep] on a PowerPoint.
Well, it worked.
- Yeah, I mean, it's true.
I feel like no one was using Snapchat.
Everyone was moving away to Instagram,
and then this thing came out and everyone
is opening up the app again.
- There we go. It's viral.
I want to know who made this.
- I don't know how they think of their filters.
Snapchat, like, they go all out.
It's good marketing, for sure.
- "Feeling cute, might delete later.
I don't know, though."
- I saw this on Twitter. It was funny.
- That's so cute. I love that the hot dog has a life of its own.
You do look cute, hot dog. I would date you.
- "Steal his look."
- I love the orange spray tan.
- I like how you have to actually put the ketchup
and mustard on your body.
Do people really dress up like the dancing hot dog?
- This is going to be the Halloween costume of the year.
- This is the easiest last minute Halloween costume
that's ever existed.
- This could be, honestly, DYI hot dog guy Halloween costume.
Look out. It's gonna come.
- "Stand in the ashes of a trillion dead souls
and ask the ghosts if honor matters."
That's [bleep] up.
- (laughing) That's hilarious.
- Oh my god, that's so mean! That is so mean.
- I like this one.
- Yeah, I know you do. - Yeah, it's dark.
- That's not right.
- Wow, this is kind of disrespectful.
- (spluttering) To who? - (laughter)
- "Photoshop and body image."
Ewww! That looks gross.
- That looks disgusting.
- The real one really freaks me out, like, a lot.
It's scary.
- The feet are really the worst part to me, I think.
- This one's okay because there are actual jokes happening.
And I like unrealistic beauty standards.
- Honestly, you can't trust anybody for what they look like
in their pictures these days.
It's nuts.
- "You versus the guy she told you not to worry about."
Oh, shit. (laughing)
- Oh my-- I like how this can get 32,000 likes.
- (FBE) So these all came from using
Snapchat's new dancing hot dog filter.
So have you yourself used the Snapchat filter yet
and joined the craze? - No, I deleted Snapchat.
- I also deleted Snapchat.
Instagram video, I'm lazy.
I don't want to change to another app
to do the same thing I could do within an app I already use.
- I feel so behind.
I have not used this damn filter.
- I haven't actually.
I tried to use it once, but it closed on my app
and it made me really upset.
- Yes, I love the hot dog guy. He's amazing.
I make him dance on my dog.
I make him dance on my boyfriend.
I make him dance on my computer to show that I'm editing.
- I did one where it was kinda like
the little girls from The Shining, where I was in my room
alone at night-- - Oh, that was a good one.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
- I did one where I woke up hung over
and there was bottle of champagne and a dancing hot dog in my bed,
and I'm like, "Oh no, what have I done?"
- (FBE) So here we have the continued use
of augmented reality and technology, where you can place
something in the real world on your phone.
- Oh, like Pokemon.
- The first thing I said when I saw it
was it reminds me of Pokemon Go. - Yeah.
- Yeah, except without actual Poke Monsters.
- (FBE) So as a creator, what do you think
about this technology and where it may lead
in terms of content?
- I feel like every time there's something new
with social, which is so cool, people get so creative,
so, I mean, I don't feel like it's hard.
It's just a good opportunity to just do different things.
- I worry that it's gonna be that you can
make a SIM of someone and then have them do
something in a video and then we'll never be able to know...
- What's real. - ...what was real and what wasn't.
- It's gonna be hard to distinguish what's real and what's fake anymore
because I feel like as technology gets better and better,
they are going to have hologram people,
but they don't look like holograms, you know what I mean,
which is kind of scary.
- Companies may buy into it and start creating games,
possibly SIMS VR, augmented reality on your phone
and I don't know.
It's so weird, but for Snapchat, it's perfect.
- If there was a way for it to be used
on all types of video cameras, I feel like people
could actually make content with it,
and if you could somehow customize it to look like
whatever you want, I feel like there's a whole new genre
of videos that no one's made yet.
- The interest in things like tech development
and graphic design is gonna skyrocket for the next generation,
which I think is really cool.
Our next Kubrick is gonna be all like, "What if..."
- (chuckling) - "...it's all dancing hot dogs?"
- (FBE) Why do you think that this character in particular
became such a trend, the hot dog guy?
- What stands out about the damn hot dog
is that it's freaking funny.
It's so weird.
- The hot dog looks so stupid and you can interact with it,
so, I mean, I think it's the recipe there
for something to catch on.
- It just taps into something, this inner child that we all have,
and you forget is there a lot of time.
You're like, nah, you know what?
I know the news is scary,
the ice chunk the size of Delaware just broke off,
but who cares?
Right now, we've got dancing hot dog.
- I mean, we're starting, though, at a dancing hot dog.
There's tons of other things also that actually tap into
zeitgeisty memeable things.
It's kind of limitless now, what they could do
in terms of experimenting with characters.
- (FBE) So finally, we've got the Snapchat filter
on our iPad and we want you to make a little video
using the Snapchat hot dog filter. - I can finally do it?
- Oh, what's up, bitch?
Hey! (chuckling) Get it! Get it! Get it!
Yes!
- He's twerking with the trash can.
This is me. This is my life.
I have nobody to twerk with.
- Hey, homie, I heard you're getting lit, yo.
(laughing) 'Ey!
(laughing) 'Ey.
♪ (party music) ♪
Whoaaaaa!
- Ooh, he won't bounce with me.
Oh, here we go.
Whoa, he gets bigger and smaller.
Woo, come here! No, he's fu--
what are you doing over there?!
Get back here!
He ran away from me.
This was probably the most fun I've ever had in my life.
(laughing)
If I could do this with many different things, I would.
- Thank you for watching this episode of YouTubers React.
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PARENTS REACT TO VIRAL TRENDS - DIVORCE SELFIES?! - Duration: 11:06.
- I don't get it.
I mean, was it really that bad?
- Take marriage a little more serious.
♪ (industrial music) ♪
- (FBE) For this episode, we're going to be showing you
a selection of selfies that are part of a new trend.
- Okay.
- Called? - (FBE) Well, we'll get into that.
- Oh, no.
Dude, being on summer break, I'm so out of the loop now
of everything-- I haven't heard of a new selfie trend.
- "Can we take a divorce selfie?
Duh, in front the eagle."
I don't get the correlation.
- Mmm, I don't get it.
- They're divorcing.
Most people who get divorced are unhappy,
so I guess this would be a step in the right direction?
- Crazy, that's a divorce selfie?
(laughing)
- Divorce selfie? Uh-oh.
- Wow, so divorce selfies?
That's heavy. I can't imagine taking a happy selfie.
- Oh, the divorce-- yeah.
You know what?
Listen, if people are taking their divorce selfie,
good on 'em because clearly that marriage wasn't working out
and you're gonna be better friends than you were married couples.
- "We are officially unmarried.
"Here's to the most friendly, respectful,
and loving split imaginable."
- "We smile not because it's over, but because it happened.
Divorce selfie."
I don't get it!
I mean, was it really that bad?
- That's the new hashtag then, I guess?
That's what everybody's putting, is #DivorceSelfie?
I'm married (laughing) and, yeah, I won't be doing that.
- If you're that happy getting a divorce,
maybe you didn't take the time to invest in the relationship
before you got married.
- I guess they're really positive about this divorce, you know,
and they want to capture it for (laughing) their grandkids?
- "Not all dinner dates end in divorce, but this one did."
Awww. (laughing)
That's awesome.
- He looks a little sadder than she does,
let's just be honest.
- I wonder who paid the bill. Think they went dutch?
- It's weird. I suppose it's nice, and it should be celebrated,
but I never looked that happy when I was getting divorced.
It's kind of painful.
- Take marriage a little more serious.
Hey, but the gays are ruining the sanctity of marriage, right?
- "Proudly announcing our official divorce.
What remains is love, respect, friendship,
and a pair of really great kiddos."
See, I love that. That's cool.
- That feels very non-heartfelt. (laughing)
I mean, very projection to the world,
but beneath it all, right, are we buying it?
- I think people are moving on way too quickly.
I've been with my wife for 26 years.
You don't think at some point we looked at each other
and wanted to just call it quits?
- That's the big thing, when you got kids involved.
My wife is remarried, so we try to make it
as amicable as possible in terms of dealing with
her ex-husband and, hopefully, we did right
by her daughter.
- Awww.
"Divorce selfie number two. Incredibly hard today."
See?
"That said, we were shown several signs today
that our path is correct."
Yeah, that makes me tear up a little.
- So they probably tried to do it once,
and that they want each other back
and they realized this is some bullshit.
What did we do this for?
We should've just been friends.
- "#BlessedToBeGay."
Well, that explains a lot right there.
I mean, seriously #Blessed.
"#BlessedToBeGay."
Oh, okay! That makes sense.
Well, good for Christopher.
I mean, it's sad that it took two divorces
to finally realize his path and where he needed to go,
but, you know, it's probably hard on both parties.
- "Finally signed divorce papers on our 13th anniversary.
Lucky 13." They are funny.
That is cute, though.
I mean, hey, it didn't work out.
Let's do it on our anniversary day.
- I can't imagine 13 years because we just celebrated 14 years.
Gosh, man, that's a long time to be with someone
and then just have it end.
- They're just embracing the new challenge of being single.
- I like that these people are making it look like
the latest trend and really fun, but I don't think it's fun.
I know a lot of people who have gone through it
and it's not fun.
- It's so, "Welcome to our social age.
Even when things suck ass, we're so happy!"
On the flip side, I guess, if you're not happily married,
then you're gonna be happy when you're divorced.
- If you know that you don't belong together,
just get it done and then move on with your life.
Life is way too short to be hung up about stuff like this.
- When a person goes through a divorce,
the only reason why they feel down is because
society looks down at them.
It's good that they let the world know, you know what,
I'm getting divorced, I'm happy about it,
leave me alone, don't feel bad for me.
- "Get a whistle. It's official."
(chuckling) Man, you're a punk.
- Oh, no. No.
- "Out with the old Peggy (left). In with the new Charity (right).
Had to share. #DivorceSelfie."
- Seriously, am I reading that right?
That's his new girlfriend and his old wife?
- (laughing) That's cold blooded!
- Look at he way he's looking.
He's like, (lecherously) "Yeah."
(laughing) "Had one and moving on to the next."
That's terrible.
- I like the guy's face.
He's like-- he's like... (making perverted noises).
You know what I mean? He's-- ugh, bastard.
- He's such a douchebag, just based on this picture
and that comment, that the ex should be celebrating.
- Peggy looks hot! The hell's wrong with that dude?
Seriously, not that new Charity isn't adorable,
but, wow, that's some #Cajones.
- "Divorce day done right."
Heck yeah, shots. Let's do this.
- Alcohol is a really good friend when you're getting a divorce.
And ice cream, also.
- Boomeranging like crazy on our #DivorceSelfie.
- Then they're gonna get drunk and they'll probably have
sex afterwards, you know, after divorce sex. Nice.
- You've all broken up, right?
You've all, I'm sure, had a breakup.
Were you so happy that you were out celebrating with the person?
To have drinks and celebrate that, it's like-- uh-uh.
Nope.
- It's great that people can part ways in such a great way.
- It's cute. It's good. I mean, why not?
It's like we're mature enough to say, you know what,
we realize it's not working.
It's better than cheating and doing all type of other things
in a relationship.
You know, they're being mature about it, like, hey,
it didn't work out.
It is what it is. We can still be friends.
- Maybe it's just my old-school roots coming through,
but I don't know if that's something to be celebrated.
What was supposed to be something that was long-lasting,
it's almost kind of making a mockery of it
and, I don't know, it's sad.
- (FBE) So has divorce impacted your life at all?
- No. I've never been divorced.
My parents are still together.
- My husband's family, he comes from a divorced family.
His parents would've been those people
because they've always been really amiable
and cool with each other.
- No, my parents are still together.
My wife's parents are still together.
But I've seen the effects of it with students
and there's some kids that can pull through and manage,
and then there are others that it just shakes their world.
- Oh my god, seriously? Yes.
Many times, actually, as a child, as an adult.
- My grandparents divorced after 37 years.
My mom and dad divorced.
- Shit, I hate to say I was divorced, but I am.
(laughing)
We get along better, you know, and our divorce was
similar to that divorce.
I just couldn't post selfies in the early 2000's.
- I wasn't bitter, but it was one of those things,
like, dang, why didn't we work out?
You know, you ask that question,
but it just made me a stronger person
and made me hustle more and grind and motivate more,
so it was a good decision for myself because I wasn't happy.
- I got a divorce and my kids were kind of young.
I left the house and, you know, my son,
seeing me moving out, he started crying.
Divorce is something else.
I mean, you know, it's a serious situation.
There's a lot of weight on it and you just have to go through it.
I mean, if that's the choice you make,
you gotta live with your choices.
- (FBE) So would you ever participate in a divorce selfie?
- I don't think so.
- I would've done a divorce selfie. I really would have.
- Heck yeah, I would've done that, took a picture,
and I would've been the one smiling.
- I would be able to do that, but my husband,
we've been married 25 years this past June.
He wouldn't have it.
- I would want to because then I would have
enjoyed divorce, but I didn't enjoy divorce.
- No, absolutely not.
To me, it just screams attention.
- I wouldn't want people to think that I got joy
in splitting up with someone I was married to.
I don't know if you should have a tremendous amount of joy
in leaving your partner.
- (FBE) So divorce is not really a topic
that you see made light of very often,
where people kind of shy away from talking about it.
- Exactly.
- (FBE) Why do you think that is, and do you think
all divorce is negative?
- All? No, but I think there is a negative stigma
about divorce itself.
- The realities of it are tough, like financial consequences,
impact on your family, there's a lot of consequences.
- Nobody wants to talk about how I failed at something
I thought was, you know, we were gonna be together
for the rest of our lives because, you know,
you go through stages, but working through it
and coming to terms that we're no longer compatible
in that way and handling it in a great way like that,
it's such a positive thing for everybody involved.
And also a great example for all involved,
especially your children.
- Everything has a lot of weight, you know,
and people wanted you to make it.
You feel like you're letting other people down,
but it's really you.
You're the one in it.
If you shouldn't be together in that kind of commitment,
then you shouldn't fake the funk, you know?
Get a divorce. Take a divorce selfie.
- (FBE) So finally, do you think this is a good or bad trend
to be out in the world? - I think it's a bad trend
to be out in the world.
- I would have to call it bad because it feels bad.
- I don't like it.
It's almost (chuckling) letting everyone know,
especially on Instagram, that you're back on the market.
- I look at it more as good.
You only showed pictures of positive divorce selfies.
I didn't see any negative ones, so-- I'm sure there's some out there.
- It's a good one.
Let people know how happy you are
when you get divorced.
It's over. If it's over, it's over.
Why feel sad now?
- It's a good trend.
I mean, it's showing maturity.
I mean, it's showing that we can still be friends after this.
We didn't work out and we recognize it
and there's nothing wrong with that.
- It's a very good trend.
To start off something negative and end on a positive,
you can't just beat that.
Versus people not working through it
and it just goes downhill very fast.
- Thanks for watching this episode of Parents React.
- Subscribe and hit the bell to know when we release new episodes.
- Thanks for watching, everyone!
We'll see you next time.
- Hey, guys, I'm Ethan. - And I'm Kyle.
Thank you so much for watching this episode
of Parents React.
- Hey, Kyle, are you getting a divorce?
- I am happily married.
- Oh, well, let's take a selfie anyway.
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1998 Daihatsu Cuore Avanzato TR XX R4 - Duration: 13:03.
1998 Daihatsu Cuore Avanzato TR XX R4
I apologize for all the mispronunciations that are going to happen here.
[a capella, in the tune of the overworld theme from Super Mario Bros. 2] 🎶 Daihatsu Cuore Avanzato TR XX R4 🎶
🎶 That's the kind of car we're crossing the Atlantic for 🎶
🎶 DO DO DO DO 🎶
This is a cigarette case with a 600cc 16-valve turbocharged inter-cooled 4-cylinder engine
that revs to 8500 RPM
and I love everything about it.
MAR-MAR-MARRY ME.
Mount me!~
Daihatsu is a pioneering engine and car manufacturing company in Japan who
slowly got absorbed into Toyota from the 60s into the 1990s.
Daihatsu's beginnings predate World War One, when they made:
And later:
In 1988, Daihatsu tried to bust into the United States market
but cut their losses in the early 1990s
because Honda, Nissan, Isuzu, Mitsubishi, and Daihatsu's then-growing-shareholder Toyota
had the US well-satisfied with tiny cars.
Plus, as Honda discovered,
a CR-X is about as small as you can go in America
before us Yanks feel unsafe.
And Daihatsu makes almost exclusively kei cars.
And they... just don't work in the United States because they don't have to.
Our roads are big enough
and even our cities are wide enough for mid-sized cars
(With the exception of center city Philadelphia, parts of Manhattan, and ALL OF BOSTON)
But here in the United Kingdom, a car this narrow gives you room to breathe.
It looks like it wants to fall over because of its height-to-width ratio,
bu-but really it's quite stable,
even though it's as tall as its name is long.
1998 Daihatsu Cuore Avanzato TR XX R4
What kind of hubris does a company have to have to give a car name this clunky,
and I suppose this unpronounceable, to Westerners?
Ford focus-group-ed the name "Edsel" for months in the 1950s
before throwing their hands up and just going with a tribute to Henry Ford's son.
And even they didn't come up with a name this unnecessarily long.
It's like every Transformers movie that was 45 minutes too long without any of the goods to justify it.
You're at the bottom of your popcorn for the first time in God knows how many movies,
and you just want it to end so you can go take a hot harmonica in the IMAX bathroom.
And yet, even thoughit looks like the Shrinky-Dinks son of a Suzuki Alto and a Subaru Impreza,
the character of the Daihatsu remains, for the most part.
This has a, well,
659... 600cc 4-cylinder engine that makes 63hp.
I know most kei cars are 3-cylinder but look:
Count the spark plug wires. This one is a 4-pot.
It's part of export version of Japanese kei cars
(which are not to be confused with the Chrysler K-platform. Two different things, just the same pronunciation).
If you like JDM... you're probably going to like this.
Both because of and in spite of its quirks
For instance: Paul, the owner, currently has this in 4WD mode.
But you can change it out, back into 2WD FWD mode
but it requires you to get out of the car, get down on the ground,
and pull a pin down on the differential.
Or is it that? Is that the differential?
Or is that the back of the gearbox?
Everything so packed in here.
The point is, you get stuck in the snow, and you're not in 4WD,
you have to get out of the car,
crawl down in the snow or the mud, and pull or push this pin in.
Tha-That's where you turn the all-wheel drive on and off.
So he just leaves it in 4WD all the time.
Even though redline is 8500 RPM, the limiter is set at 9500 RPM,
which gives this car a top speed of 98 mph.
That's where it's limited by gearing.
And a 0-60 time in the ballpark of 8.5 seconds.
So the lightweight nature of the car adds a bit of punch to it that might not have been there otherwise,
considering the underpowered engine.
But the underpowered engine is the point, but we're going to get to that in a little bit later.
Modifications include: new fog lights and folding mirrors
but make no mistake:
the body length is shorter than Aldo vs. McGregor.
It's got a solid amount of legroom at the expense of trunk space.
But it's a 4WD kei car, so what'd you really expect?
Other quirks include a fob button that will turn the alarm on and unlock the car
but it won't lock the car if it's already unlocked.
No, seriously. This car's right at the apex of 90s weirdness that us Americans never had.
If I could get this in the United States, I'd be the most popular guy at every Sheets meet.
In a sense, it doesn't do any kind of disservice to the name Daihatsu,
which has been around for 110 years now.
But then it doesn't exactly change the game either.
You have to look back at how Daihatsu was performing in this side of the world in its early run.
It wasn't until the 1960s that Daihatsu started expanding to Europe
and even then they didn't see real success until the 1980s with the kei cars.
It's significant to note that by 1998 Toyota had gone from being a shareholder in the company
to gaining majority ownership with 51.2%.
So, in a way, cars like the Cuore were foreshadowing the end of Daihatsu
as an independent company calling its own shots.
Granted, Daihatsu hasn't been entirely independent since Toyota bought in back in the 1960s,
but there still was a certain autonomy to the brand that no longer existed
by the time the 21st century rolled around.
That's when sales dropped like a hot rock.
By 2013, Daihatsu pulled out of Europe entirely
and, in August of 2016, Daihatsu completed its transformation into a subsidiary of Toyota.
Or, more importantly, an emerging compact car company.
I suppose Toyota saw that Daihatsu knew small cars better than just about anybody
and sees the value and what they can bring to the table.
But it's hard to imagine that the Toyota influence won't become more overt as time goes on, rather than less.
But after knowing all this, I'm confident Daihatsu will always exist, in some form or fashion,
as long as they keep building cars people want, even 20 years on, in the middle of Essex.
HOW DOES IT DRIVE?
I would be the KING of scary, tattooed high schoolers in this.
They would say "Yo" at me while I drive slowly,
while revving high on Route 222.
Wait a minute. What would that...
What the hell is happening in this picture?
I took it for a reason... what is everybody doing?!
I don't remember why.
This has got to be like an album cover or something.
I'm sorry if we're focusing on this one shot,
I just like it so much.
Every shift is a sensation.
[Live Mr. R]: "Does it like it when it goes up that high?" PAUL: "Yeah..."
"The limiter's at 9500." MR. R: "Wow!"
PAUL: Big power's at about 7000.
MR. R: "Okay, this is a very tall tire with-- tall car with tiny tires..."
PAUL: "But it doesn't turn very well." MR.R: "but it turns better than the Ford."
"Can I go for it?" PAUL: "Yeah, sure."
MR. R: "See right now, it feels like it's going to break!
[Mr. R down shifts, very high revs] "Ooh! Sorry, dude! That wasn't... Shit!"
"Alright, you know what I forgot? I forgot about third. I forgot about... I'm sorry man." PAUL: "No worries."
MR. R: "It didn't go to the red though!"
"Uhhhh..."
[Post-production Mr.R]: Rrrggg, ughhhh, I was doing so well!
and I missed third...
I'm sorry, Daihatsu.
Sorry, Little Daihatsu.
Let's talk about revs.
WHAM...
The tachometer needle slams its peg anytime you want.
Every stop sign pull out, every acceleration away from a roundabout is Virtua Racing fast.
And the fear is real.
Fear moves blood.
Blood rises COCK.
COCK MAKES BABIES...
UNGA BUNGA
I get what Marty from Mighty Car Mods was talking about.
Ooh, this thing is fun!
I'm reminded of the time I first drove a lawn tractor
And I pretended it was something other than what it was.
Okay, okay, okay...
Driving a Daihatsu LongName is the car equivalent
of riding a Honda Metropolitan, Yamaha Zuma, or Honda Ruckus.
You are at wide open throttle all the time.
Every road interaction is do or die
because you have all the facilities but none of the power.
So you use it ALL. All the time.
This.
This Daihatsu is more fun to drive
than alllllllll of these.
The Daihatsu MetroidSaveCode is one of the most fun cars I've ever driven.
But these things are going to be so expensive when they get legal in the United States.
Because in the United States, all our small cars are for poor people.
They never... I mean, we understand the original Minis.
We understand MGs and even MG Midgets.
But when it comes to modern cars that are deliberately small,
we think, "Oh, those cars are for LOSERS."
And the manufacturers don't help that.
They don't make any nice small cars.
No, "nice" is the wrong word.
They don't make any *desirable* small cars.
Miata? Maybe?
But that's a sports car, not a small utility car that is fun.
Scion tried... Toyota tried with the Xa and the Xb. They tried.
More so with the Xb.
But again, that's America-sized.
Maybe it's a safety thing that we could never get here.
Well, I mean, clearly it is. We have the 25-year rule.
But the Daihatsu is fun for the same reason motorcycles are fun:
Because it's all up to you.
That brain,
that gray matter inside your skull...
that's what's keeping you alive.
The Rolls-Royce Wraith is a penthouse suite and this TR XX R4 is a little tent in the woods.
By yourself.
Which do you think you're going to remember more?
I know I didn't talk about the engine that much
other than that it revs.
The turbo...
I don't really feel it.
It's doing what it can.
But it's fun that it's there.
I would have loved to have this thing on a slick track, or something like that.
But again, still, the height of the car and the narrowness of the car worries me
and, certainly, I don't have the skill to drift this.
Chris Harris, maybe.
So this is the end.
This is the end of RCR UK.
And, uhh, I have to choose which car I like the best
and in most ways, you save the best for last
and it has to come down between this Daihatsu...
or the Rover 75.
Which one would I rather have in the United States?
If I could take one of these home, or buy it and take it home,
which one would I rather have?
Now, of course, this is fantasy because 25 Year Rule.
Both of this things are still illegal to import.
Do I want a kei car or do I want "So British"?
I could see how this Daihatsu would get annoying on long trips.
And if there's a uniqueness [to] the United States, it's that the distances between cites are quite long.
And maybe that also speaks to the Daihatsu.
Road trips to Americans are cultural touchstone,
and small cars, even that Honda Fit that we had, got sore after a while.
They made you sore.
My Aw11?
Mmm. Kind of annoying after an hour on the highway. Just that VVVVVVVVVRRRRRR
As this I think would be, the Vagabond Falcon is more suited to road trips than the Aw11.
We like those long, pioneering, Oregon Trail, legendary, placehold adventures.
And I don't know if a kei car could satisfy that in the United States.
Now both of these cars would be a nightmare to service in the US.
Neither parts are available.
Although, the Rover 75 is, partially, BMW 3-Series based.
So realistically, if I could have any car here,
my favorite car from the RCR UK roadtrip is
the Rover 75.
Ok, we're going to have a thank you video coming out for everybody who helped
and when the reviews pick up again
we're going to be back in the United States, doing our thing.
Thank you very much and thank you for liking RCR UK.
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🎶 is come drive your Daihatsu, your Diahatsu... 🎶
🎶 And all my life I promise to 🎶
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🎶 your Daihatsu... 🎶
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Let me ask you a question.
Have you watched any motivational video that has made you feel like Woah!
I have to do something with my life!
Your answer would be Yes.
Let me alter that question.
Have you watched any Motivational video that has had an impact in your life.
That has brought some changes into your life.
Your answer would be no or I don't know.
The reason for this is very simple.
It's because you are watching motivational videos just to satisfy yourself, to convince
yourself or I can say, to fool yourself with temporary relief.
And don't worry, there are millions doing the exact same thing.
You can also see that there are millions of views on all sorts of motivational and inspirational videos.
But the fact is that 99% of its viewers watch it just for the sake of watching it.
What exactly happens is this
How many times are you willing to fool yourself?
Just put an end to this bullshit that you keep on doing all the freaking time.
The moment you feel like your life sucks, you watch these.
The moment you fail in something, you watch these.
You are using these motivational videos as a temporary cure.
Why are you doing it to your future self?
Instead from now on, whenever you watch such videos, make it have an impact in your life.
Plan and execute it.
Have big dreams in life.
Remember, you have to achieve it no matter what.
Do you want to live a life, wherein you struggle to play the fees, wherein you struggle to
buy a house, wherein you put in all your efforts and earn peanuts or a life where you can buy
your dream cars, where you can go for vacations
whenever you want because you are your own boss.
Your life is in your hands.
Hustle now so that one day your future self will be thanking this version of you.
This exact version of you.
Let's make our life exciting.
Don't be the same loser who gets Motivated for an hour or two.
You, my friend have to stop living like a loser.
Plan and change your life.
At the end of this video, click right here which will lead you to one of my videos which
is about planning for the rest of the year.
I upload videos regarding self improvement.
Your subscribe and it will help me stay motivated and I will keep uploading lots of videos which
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And don't forget, You are just one decision,
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How to buy a train ticket in Japan?
There is a machine like that.
And you look at the map.
Map of destinations.
There is the name of the city and below there is a number
And that number is the price of the train ticket
For example here in 1470, 1290 ...
And so on you pressing the corresponding amount on the screen
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And notes here.
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34 NEW Things You Missed In IT - Official Trailer 1 - Duration: 6:32.
If you want to see some evidence for the possibility of a Stephen King cinematic universe, stick
around to the end of this video.
This shot was in teasers but I actually noticed something new, you can see the crew and production
truck in the reflection here.
And speaking of reflections, remember how I pointed out that there were no eyes in Pennywise's
reflection in the water, and said it may have just been an unfinished visual effect that
would be added before the movie was released?
Well it looks like they have gone and added that into this trailer.
Because as you can see, eyes should reflect on water.
Here we see the lucky 7 all together in what is presumably the barrens the place where
they hang out and build a fort to hide out from Henry Bower's gang of bullies.
This has got to be the scene where they can make the Promise.
If you're not familiar with the story, the book begins with Mike Hanlon as an adult,
calling all the childhood friends to remind them of the promise they made: that they would
return to Derry if IT were to ever come back.
Mike is holding his wrist in an awkward way.
It might be nothing, but I feel like it could be that how wrist got hurt during the rock
fight with Henry Bowers gang.
This is a nice touch.
Before we saw a missing poster for Patrick Hockstetter, but we weren't sure if that was
just an easter egg from the book, or if Patrick was going to be an actual character.
Looks like he's going to be a part of it, as the face is seen here along with what I
assume is Belch Huggins, Henry Bowers, which is kind of confirmed because Henry has a knife
just like this in the book, and possibly Victor Chris.
Even before this trailer dropped I had begun to suspect that Patrick's story would be documented
in this new movie when I saw an article talking about how IT would be taking advantage of
it's R-rating in ways that the mini series just wasn't able to as a TV program.
I think if you're going to remake, reboot or readapt something, you should have a good
reason for it, other than just money and making a darker IT movie in order to to do justice
to the disturbing nature of the source material is a green light in my book.
I'm not saying it's my book.
It's Stephen King's book.
I don't want to start that whole thing again.
Belch is wearing an Anthrax shirt, which is interesting, because in the book, which is
set in the 50s rather than the 80s, one of the few things that all of the kids seem to
agree on, Lucky 7 and Bowers Gang alike, is their love for rock and roll; a love that
is not shared with seemingly any of the adults in Derry.
That becomes kind of a motif, a symbolic representation, of Pennywise's reign of terror in Derry.
Adults are in denial and kind of turn a blind eye to the reality of the situation because
they are afraid of change, whether it be the rise of rock & roll in the 50's, or the rise
of an evil being in their town.
So now with this being set in the 80s, maybe metal serves that purpose now.
I certainly wouldn't mind seeing Richie jamming out to Madhouse.
This Derry Newspaper is from 1908, one of my personal favorite years in history, and
there is an article about the Iron Works Explosion.
So it would seem that despite moving up the timeline involving our main characters, Derry's
past history has only shifted two years (it's 1906 in the book).
It's also a publication from July 4th, and in this shot in the trailer, there seems to
be some kind of Independence Day Festival going on in the background.
This is just speculation, but I'm thinking something bad happens on the anniversary of
the Iron Works disaster.
The book Ben is reading is called A History of Derry.
He also has a cassette player.
Look at the wallpaper behind Bill.
Circus animals.
Pennywise actually does have ancient ties to a circus in the story, which is where he
got his name, Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
This whole basement scene is a pretty dark in this shot, so let's turn up the lights.
In the corner there are some oars, and there's also a life vest on the wall.
I wonder if these choices have anything to do with the fact that Georgie dies while playing
with a paper boat, because he does appear in this scene as an apparition.
Here's another dark scene.
Lumos Maxima!
Ok, this is creepy.
First thing I noticed is Pennywise sinking into the well.
If Ringu didn't make wells creepy enough for you it looks like the clown's got you covered.
There is also a hand on the side here, maybe one of the kids pushing open a door.
Scattered on the floor are children's clothes and toys.
This looks like an elephant, another circus animal.
I know I said this adaptation would be darker, but children's clothing?
This could be a lot more messed up than I thought.
It's also shown in this other shot right here.
And there's also a nuise hanging from the rafter.
This room full of various clowns has a few things that I loved.
I'll turn up the lights again for you to make it easier to see.
This little guy right here is a nice throwback to the Tim Curry Pennywise design from the
1990 TV miniseries.
At first, I didn't notice this clown's head turning to follow Eddie as he walks.
It's good to see something subtle like that and know it's not just all jumpscares.
Bill wears a Tracker Bros t-shirt in this shot.
It's a nice little easter egg referencing the Tracker Bros shipping company, a family
owned trucking service in Derry from the book.
I'm really impressed by the level of detail in this film.
Like the inclusion of Mr Keene, the pharmacist who supplies Eddie with his inhalers.
Or the Glowing Yellow Eyes of the clown.
Some people theorized in my comment section on the previous videos that this IT movie
could be tied in with The Dark Tower movie that is coming out this year and also based
off of a Stephen King novel.
The movies aren't being made by the same studio and I wasn't really a believer that there
could be a Stephen King cinematic universe for that reason, as cool as it might sound,
but since then I have noticed some possible clues pointing to one.
I definitely wouldn't say anything is confirmed, and some of these are a little bit of a reach,
but I'm going to show you what I noticed, and you can put your own findings in the comments.
Smith Coronna is a typewriter company.
The typewriter is a very important prop in The Shining.
I already mentioned the Christine shirt in my other video.
Then there's this newspaper headline that says "No indictment yet in the Gillespie..."
and I wasn't able to read anything past that.
Gillespie is a character in Salem's Lot.
In fact, he's a cop.
By the way, did this shot kind of remind anyone of Salem's Lot?
But the biggest thing for me is this Dark Tower trailer that came out YESTERDAY.
In the title of the video are the words "connected KINGdom".
It starts with an animation taking us through the Overlook Hotel in The Shining.
Then it transitions to the Sewers of Derry with the "The turtle can't help us" graffitied
on the wall.
If you don't know the significance of The Turtle, an entity in both The Dark Tower and
IT, I suggest that you check out my last IT video right here.
Then we're invited to the prom scene from Carrie, Andy Defresne's prison cell in The
Shawshank Redemption, this is Christine, complete with CQB 241 license plate, these are the
two main locations from The Stand and it all leads back to The Dark Tower.
If you want to see a Stephen King cinematic universe, leave a like on this video.
On Sunday at 5PM Eastern I'm going to be streaming on the air for our first ever episode of The
Deadstream, it's a YouTube horror podcast where we'll be talking about all kinds of
horror related topics.
All you have to do is subscribe to CZsWorld and make sure you have your deathbell notifications
on and I hope to see you in The Deadstream.
Assuming we both survive.
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For me, ŠKODA is a matter of the heart,
because my entire family worked for Škoda Plzeň.
This type is the Škoda 4R
– four means four-cylinder and "R" stands for 'Riccardo,
who was the inventor of the combustion chamber,
the application of which began at the time
when the use of removable cylinder heads on engines started.
The car is from 1929,
and was made by ŠKODA in Mladá Boleslav.
The engine in the vehicle,
is identical to the engine,
that was originally installed
and for which a certificate was also issued.
The bore is 72 mm, stroke 102 mm and output 35 HP,
– that's the basic data on this car.
The top speed is 90 km/h,
and that truly is the speed we would achieve
if we really thrashed it.
The wheels are spoked, original and not rusty.
It is a minor miracle that all this has been successfully preserved
and saved as made.
I was interested in all these cars,
because my family were ŠKODA enthusiasts here in Plzeň,
takže jsem vždycky inklinoval ke značce Škoda,
So I have always favoured the Škoda brand, and have had about 14 old-timers
all of which were ŠKODA cars.
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CORN CHAAT - CORN BHEL II कॉर्न चाट - कॉर्न भेल II BY VIJAYALAKSHMI II - Duration: 3:39.
Hi this is vijaya & welcome to vijaya's recipes.
Today we'll make Corn Chaat - Corn Bhel
Although chaat was origin in Uttar Pradesh
But now with its tangy taste it becomes so popular that its liked everywhere.
Its very easy to make and needs very less time too
So let's make Corn Chaat - Corn Bhel
To make Corn Chaat - Corn Bhel we've taken
1 Cup boiled corn (boiled for 2 whistles in pressure cooker with 2 glass water & 1 tsp salt
1 finely chopped tomato, 1 finely chopped onion
1/2 cup coriander leaves, 2 finely chopped green chillies
1/2 cup boondi, 1/2 cup sev, Puri for garnishing, Mix Farsaan (Namkeen)
All these dry snacks are optional
1 tsp Chaat Masala, 1/2 tsp Rock Salt
1/2 tsp Salt, 1/2 tsp Red Chilli Powder, 1/2 tsp Roasted Cumin Seeds Powder & 1 lemon
So let's make Corn Chaat - Corn Bhel
We'll mix all the ingredients in this bowl, firstly boiled corn
chopped tomatoes
chopped onions
Chopped green chillies
Chaat Masala
Rock Salt
Salt
Red Chilli Powder
Roasted cumin powder
Mix it well
Adding lemon juice
Adding coriander leaves
Boondi
Sev
Mix Farsaan
Crush the puri and add
Mix it well
Our Corn Chaat - Corn Bhel is ready & we'll serve this puris.
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4in1: Practise your Reading, Speaking, Listening & Writing with this Learning Technique - Duration: 7:51.
Hi there, Vladimir here with another video about how to learn English
A while back I did this video about how to mimic the native speaker by repeating
right after instead of at the same time as the native speaker
You need to do that in order to better hear your own voice and compare it to the original
But let me tell you what's even better.
Let me share with you what I used to do when I first started learning English seriously,
It's a learning technique I call:
killing 4 birds with 1 stone
Killing 4 birds with 1 stone sounds too violent, let's change that, no more bird killing,
let's rename it simply 4 in 1
When I first started learning English in earnest with a textbook and dictionary
I used to do the following
I would
1. Read a text from a book, any book
2. Read out loud and record my voice
3. Play it back and listen to it
4. Write down everything
I would practice my reading, speaking, listening & writing in 1 go, at the same time
Read slowly, clearly and smoothly by connecting all words together
Then listen to your own voice and write everything down
Writing is extremely important writing will help you remember longer
Choose something appropriate for your level
ot too easy, not too difficult
don't familiarize yourself too much with the text
it is better to start reading right away
Read slowly, clearly and smoothly by connecting all words together
Make sure your voice has a flow
Before you focus on speaking, you need to work on your reading.
If your reading is not smooth and fluent your speaking cannot be smooth and fluent either.
It's something I talk about in my book Virtually Native, in the chapter on reading
Let me demonstrate this simple technique
First get a recorder of some sort ready
Next, find a text, something interesting though, something you are interested in
I generally advise against preparing don't prepare, don't pre-read
start reading right away
Let me find something on the TED website
the 25 most popular talks of all time
I am going to be completely honest and tell you that I've watched most of these talks
but was probably at least 5-6 ago, so I don't remember much
Let me choose 1
happy, I kinda remember this one by one Dan Gilbert from Harvard
Harvard psychologist
The surprising science of happiness.
the next thing you wanna do is click the interactive transcript
here is the transcript of Dan's presentation
It is very nicely laid out in paragraphs
Choose a paragraph and start reading
listen to my voice as I try to read smoothly by connecting the end of one word
to the beginning of the next one all in one continuous stream of sound
Speed is not important, connecting is more important
Pay attention to punctuation marks
comma with flat or rising intonation and pause, and full stop with falling intonation and a pause
Here we go, 5 minutes in, pressing the record button
We synthesize happiness, but we think happiness is a thing to be found.
Now, you don't need me to give you too many examples of people synthesizing happiness,
I suspect.
Though I'm going to show you some experimental evidence, you don't have to look very far for evidence.
I took a copy of the New York Times and tried to find some instances of people
synthesizing happiness.
Here are three guys synthesizing happiness.
"I'm better off physically, financially, mentally
"I don't have one minute's regret.
It was a glorious experience."
"I believe it turned out for the best."
the next thing you wanna do is get a pen and piece of paper and write everything down
Pen and paper, it makes a lot of difference.
basically, writing helps you remember longer
don't type on the computer
Play back the recording, listen to it carefully and write everything down
pause after each sentence and work on your spelling.
As soon as you are done, compare your writing to the original.
How is your listening?
Are you able to understand your own pronunciation?
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Lightworker's Secret Sauce - Duration: 5:13.
My definition of a lightworker
is quite different to
what most people may think
a lightworker is.
When I ask around
people think that a lightworker
is somebody who...
is a healer or a coach.
But in my world,
a lightworker is somebody
who wants to make the world a better place.
And that is you.
Business owners
who have a spiritual heart,
they are...
they have like...
they don't do this on purpose,
but what happens is when they come to see me,
and when I observe them
out there, in kind of doing business,
is that, unintentionally,
they are kind of separated:
Well, this is the business me,
and this is the spiritual me.
And they struggle
and they experience a lot of agony inside,
because those two are not aligned.
They are trying to align them,
they are trying to...
reconcile the making money,
the charging for their services,
having to make decisions
and being the executive in their business
and sometimes needing
to be tough with their clients,
and boundaries and...
all that stuff that's business stuff.
And there is the...
other side to them
which is very spiritual, and generous,
and kind, and loving,
and giving...
And sometimes those two are in conflict.
And so that's what I see
when people come to see me:
they've got this inner split,
or inner conflict.
When you are not
standing strong
in your power place,
your message cannot reach
the people
that need to hear it.
So your message becomes muffled,
confused,
maybe not the words,
but energetically.
Energetically your message,
your voice
is not as strong.
For example, as a spiritual coach,
this is what I do with my clients,
this is my specialty:
I help them become anchored
into their Tūrangawaewae,
into their standing place,
into their place of power.
I help them to become aligned
with their...
you know, the human self,
their soul self and their spirit self,
so it's congruent,
it's authentic,
and when they make decisions
or when they put anything out,
like their offers,
when they speak to clients,
or when they write a copy on their website,
or when they are...
creating content,
like products and...
programs,
they come from a strong place.
And it resonates
at a deeper place,
it has energy,
it has impact in it.
It has something I call 'the secret sauce'.
So the secret sauce
is that energy
that flows into anything you are doing
when you are being spiritually aligned.
When you are not spiritually aligned,
that secret source is not there.
And other people can feel it.
So it feels wishy-washy...
And I know you can feel it.
You know those...
the content and the copies that you've written
that just don't feel right,
there's something missing,
there's something missing,
you can twig, twig, twig, twig,
and you can ask others,
and twig, twig, twig...
But it's missing something.
It's missing something.
And when you are standing strong
in your Tūrangawaewae,
in your power place,
and you are spiritually aligned,
then what comes out
may even not have perfect words,
and that's okay,
but the energy in that...
And when people read it and like:
'Oh, I just so resonate with that!'
'Oh, you know,
I don't know what this is about this...
person,
but I feel drawn to them.'
Or 'I like what they stand for.'
People even say that.
I had market research interviews recently,
I interviewed ten people.
And these were some of my questions:
So what is it that attracts you to my energy?
And they told me that.
And it's like: 'What do you think I stand for?'
And they couldn't tell me.
All they could tell me is:
Wow, I love your energy!
I feel drawn to your energy!
This is what I feel.
So they are feeling that secret sauce
that is in everything that I'm doing.
And that's what you want.
When you stand strong in your Tūrangawaewae,
in your power place,
That will be vibrating
and resonating
through everything,
that will be radiating from you.
And that is your magnetic power.
That is what is going to magnetize
people who are vibrating
at the same frequency,
or who aspire to be vibrating
at that frequency.
They will be drawn to you
like bees to honey.
So I hope this serves you,
let me know if it does.
If you have any comments or questions
leave them in the comments below,
I love hearing from you.
And I'll see you in the next episode.
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