Youtube daily Aug 15 2018

-Performing his hit, "Big Bank," with 2 Chainz and Big Sean

from his album "Stay Dangerous," give it up for YG!

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪ My...drive a all-white Range, hey ♪

♪ Couldn't hit it if you... had aim, hey ♪

♪ Hey, lames can't call and you a lame, hey ♪

♪ You had it then you lost it, Hall of Shame ♪

♪ Hey, I can buy a Bentley, don't talk to me ♪

♪ For a show 150, don't talk to me ♪

♪ You ain't never helped your mans, don't talk to me ♪

♪ You just follow all the trends, don't talk to me ♪

♪ Oh, I set the bar, I'm the...bar ♪

♪ Look in the sky, I'm a...star ♪

♪ I don't fall in love 'cause I be lovin' hard ♪

♪ Do everything like my shirt, what? Extra large ♪

♪ I don't care how I crash a Ghost ♪

♪ Got two cribs in two states, I be doing the most ♪

♪ I got white-folks money that I won't blow ♪

♪ And if you ask why, 'cause the white folks don't ♪

-♪ Hey, big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

♪ Type of money you gon' need a safe ♪

-♪ Hey! ♪

-♪ Type of money you gon' need a bank ♪

♪ From the hood, this type of money make you stay awake ♪

♪ Type of money, she gon' let you put it in her face ♪

-♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

-Yeah!

-♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

-♪ Everything proper, no propaganda ♪

♪ Tropicana Goyard bandanna ♪

♪ Big sack, a lotta hoes like Santa ♪

♪ Threw a birthday party in a Phantom ♪

♪ Big...like a dinosaur did it ♪ -♪ Did it ♪

-♪ And you know Tity shinin' like acrylic ♪

-♪ 'Crylic ♪

-♪ Hey, yeah, I sold and I had cornrow ♪

♪ You can you see...with the door closed ♪

♪ Now I'm lookin' for a glove with the sparkle on it ♪

♪ And my CBD got chocolate on it ♪

-♪ Big bank take small-ass... ♪ -♪ Uh-oh ♪

-♪ Bank account on some tall-ass... ♪

-♪ Uh-oh ♪ -♪ Attitude on some... ♪

-♪ Bankroll on "What it do, boo?" ♪

♪ Meet me at the room, let's vibe ♪

♪ And if I ain't did it yet, I'll try ♪

-♪ Oh! ♪ -♪ Yeah! ♪

♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

-2 Chainz!

-♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

♪ Type of money you gon' need a safe ♪

-♪ Yeah, yeah ♪

-♪ Type of money you gon' need a bank ♪

-♪ Yeah, yeah ♪ -♪ From the hood, it's type ♪

♪ Of money make you stay awake ♪

♪ Type of money she gon' let you put it in her face ♪

♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

-♪ She said, "Whatchu' gon do if I leave?" ♪

♪ I said, "Bitch, I'ma do me" ♪

♪ B.I.G., look, everything zoomed in ♪

♪ Big bag on me lookin' like I'm movin' in ♪

♪ Got my foot in the door and we still here ♪

♪ I'm a first generation millionaire ♪

♪ I broke the curse in my family not having... ♪

♪ I'm passionate like girls ♪

♪ That's after more than just cash ♪

♪ And...feed me to the wolves, now I lead the pack and... ♪

♪ You boys all cap, I'm more Colin Kaepernick ♪

♪ I'm rare as affordable healthcare ♪

-♪ That right ♪

-♪ Or going to wealth from welfare ♪

-♪ Okay ♪

-♪ I turn my W's to M's, yeah, I flip those ♪

♪ I might buy her red bottoms with the crypto ♪

♪ Three coins, that'll pay ya whole semester ♪

♪ But you gotta ride it better than a Tesla ♪

-♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

♪ Type of money you gon' need a safe ♪

♪ Type of money you gon' need a bank ♪

♪ From the hood, it's type of money make you stay awake ♪

♪ Type of money she gon' let you put it in her face ♪

♪ Hey, big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

♪ Big bank take lil' bank, bank ♪

[ Siren blaring ]

-Yeah!

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Yeah.

-Raaaaaaah! Raah! Ahh!

Thank you, buddy.

Yeah, congrats. Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Good to see you, my man.

Good to see you, buddy.

YG! 2 Chainz! Big Sean!

[ Cheers and applause ] "Stay Dangerous" is out now!

For more infomation >> YG ft. 2 Chainz and Big Sean: Big Bank - Duration: 3:35.

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The Crew's Bad Behavior Costs Phor a Gig 'Sneak Peek' | Black Ink Crew: Chicago - Duration: 3:10.

>> I don't want you performing.

>> What you mean you don't want me performing?

You know them same promotors that was on the street party,

same [bleep] at the concert. They were in the same [bleep].

Cancelled you out. They didn't want you to hit them [bleep].

You understand me? [Indiscernible]

That [bleep] you had goin? They didn't have to do it.

I feel you but they were with you though.

That [bleep] weak as [bleep] my [bleep]

Handle that bull[bleep] man.

Keep that [bleep] in Chi-town don't bring that [bleep] to me.

Alright buddy. Ayo!

I just want to say that due to everybody bull[bleep]

Y'all force me to lose the Opportunity of a lifetime.

The same promoter of the street party

is the same promoter for the concert.

Blame your guy. I'm blaming everybody everybody.

Well he's the one that started talking [bleep] Everybody Lilly.

If you came out here to support me just listen to me.

This is my performance right now.

I'm not even choosing sides because I [bleep] with y'all.

And I [bleep] with this side.

What Really is the problem? Like what are we really mad at?

Seriously? Somebody has to answer

I don't have the [bleep] answer.

I missed the [bleep] opportunity to everyone came down here for.

So it is a pointless trip.

You are missing the [bleep] point man.

That's [bleep] up! Y'all missing the point.

Oh! Oh my God he really threw the [bleep]!

Damn my dude. Really?

I understand why my brother is hurt

and pissed at the same time.

These are the people we thought was rooting for him

and because nobody wanted to put their [bleep] to the side.

Now they about to make a mess out of something

that could've been a great chance

and a great opportunity in his life.

Honestly man. I want to talk to you bro.

Come over here.

A lot of [bleep] went wrong last night.

Like I told bro, Gene didn't have to keep saying what he did.

At this point. I'm not asking y'all to be friends.

What I need is [bleep] to have is a dope respect

as black men and women to respect yo business.

Respect what the [bleep] is going on over there

at the other shop. You know what I'm saying?

before [ bleep] like last night happens on a regular.

I Understand where Don is coming from.

You know what I mean? It's like it's really just gone too far.

You know I don't. I didn't want this to happen like that.

You know what I mean we should have been separate.

I've moved on with my life separated myself

and it's supposed to go smooth. I'm asking to do a dinner

For bro to show him love but also for [bleep to sit down

and say listen stop this goofy ass [bleep] that happened.

Aight. And we'll break bread when the time is right.

For more infomation >> The Crew's Bad Behavior Costs Phor a Gig 'Sneak Peek' | Black Ink Crew: Chicago - Duration: 3:10.

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Rhett & Link Include Jimmy in a Special Three-Way Friendship Pose - Duration: 6:04.

-Rhett and Link, welcome back to our program.

And thank you for letting me play -- I think.

Thank you for letting me play "Will It?" with you guys.

-Yeah, you ate a larva, man. -Yeah.

-There's no way we could have known

that that wouldn't have hummused without you ingesting it.

-Right. -Without, yeah, trying it.

How do you come up with all these crazy ideas for "Will It?"

-I mean, you kind of got to take your internal moral food compass

and sort of turn it around and just follow that.

-That's what you do. -Yeah.

Start off by putting pine needles in tacos,

and then, the next thing you know,

you're making Long Island iced nachos.

-Yeah. -But, dude, it's fantastic.

It's grown. It's gotten bigger and bigger.

You have a book. You have things.

You have -- You were on tour.

-Yeah, it's crazy. -Yes.

-You went to Australia. -Yeah.

-We did. -Whoo!

-Well, dude, isn't that cool that, like --

We love Australia, as well, but, yeah.

-We love Australia.

-Wait, isn't that amazing to know, like,

people in Australia know who you are

and they like you and they appreciate you?

Isn't that fun? -It's great for the self-image.

-Yeah. -It is, yeah.

Did you enjoy Australia? I couldn't imagine you wouldn't.

-Oh, it's incredible.

Like, people had said, "Australia is great."

And you're like, "Oh, yeah." It is weirdly great.

-Yeah. -Like, it's an incredible place.

It's a magical place. And it's so clean.

Like, we were walking along this river, in this river park.

It was so immaculate. -Oh, yeah.

-And there was public restrooms.

We went into it. They were beautiful.

-Oh, yeah. They were immaculate.

There was nothing written anywhere.

I could have eaten off of the floor.

I mean, I was looking for food to eat in there.

-Yeah. -That's how clean it was.

-That's how clean it was?

-Yeah. -Yeah.

If you were to leave that little riverside park

in Los Angeles for one hour, it would just be covered

with a human film,

and there would probably be a body in one of the stalls.

-Yeah, yeah. In one hour.

-And you would still have to pay to use it,

to see the dead body.

-That's -- Yeah.

Well, that's the way America does it, yeah.

-Yeah. -Right.

-But did you take the family?

Did you travel with the family there?

-Yeah. The wives and kids came with us.

But our entire families didn't come,

because we left the dogs back home.

Barbara and Jade. -This is Barbara.

-We got their pins, yeah.

-She's actually --

She's just a pin.

-That's it. They're just pins.

They're not real dogs?

-Alexandra, a fan in Australia, made these for us.

-Yeah, she gave this to him while we were on the tour,

so we were like, "Yeah, we'll wear them tonight."

-But we got to keep an eye on the dogs,

because we put them in a daycare,

like, a doggy daycare that has video cameras

so we can spy on them while we're gone.

-You can log on and, like, check on them.

-Yeah, I heard about that. Yeah.

Did you check in? And what were they doing?

-Constantly.

-Jimmy, it's difficult to say this,

but our dogs are sleeping together.

-And we are watching. [ Laughter ]

-That's even weirder to say, but not as difficult.

But you -- Really? They were? -Yeah.

-Oh, wow. -Well, they're best friends.

Our dogs are actually best friends.

I mean, that's just the way it works.

-It's part of their contract.

-The dogs have a contract?

-Yeah. They're together the entire time.

Every time you turn the camera on, they're together.

-That's bizarre, though, that you guys are best friends

since like first grade, though, right?

-Yes. -Yep.

-And then your wives are best friends.

-Yep. That's another contract. -Well, the kind of have to be.

-Yeah. Yeah.

But now the dogs are now best friends, as well.

But will we be seeing them this season

on "Good Mythical Morning?"

-Oh, yeah.

We're always looking for opportunities to exploit

every member of our family.

-Yeah, so smart. That's so smart.

Well, what do we have to look forward to on Monday?

-Well, on Monday, we're doing "Will It Nacho?"

So that's when we'll get the Long Island iced nachos.

Never done that one. -Yeah, yeah.

-Isn't that bizarre you haven't done "Will It Nacho?"

-14 seasons in, and we're doing nachos.

So Monday is "Will It Nacho?" -Yep.

-Yeah. -Oh, interesting.

I'm going to say a lot of things will nacho.

-Yeah, well... -You can say that.

-I can say that,

but I don't know unless you "Will It."

You have to experiment.

-Yeah. -Yeah, exactly.

Well, we love you guys.

I saw you at the ESPYS, I want to say, maybe?

-Yeah, that's right.

-You went to the ESPYS

and you were on the red carpet together.

And this nice photo of you guys.

And you got listed in "Esquire's," like, Best Dressed.

And I was like "Hey, those are two good-looking human beings.

That is Rhett and Link."

And then I go, "I love the pose."

-Right.

-Yeah, that's our signature

friendship pose of red-carpet-dom.

-Yeah, we first did that at the senior prom.

-Yeah. -Really?

-I believe the date was April 19, 1996,

because it's on the photo, 'cause that was when

there was dates on photos.

-That's right.

Those dates on the photos in the orange letters, yeah.

-We instinctively shook hands and just raised our legs.

-At the prom or this is --

-This was in my date's front yard.

-Yeah. -In your date's front yard?

-Well, we took dates,

but we took a lot more pictures of just the two of us.

[ Laughter ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

-That's what friends are for. -Yeah.

-Here's what's so cool -- you brought

the actual photo from 1990...

-6. -6.

-And here it is.

In your date's front yard, and look at the pose.

Look at the pose. [ Laughs ]

Look at the pose! That is awesome!

-You can see why I have a beard and hair now.

-Yeah.

-To give you the illusion that I have a face.

-But we think that it symbolizes friendship

to not only shake hands, but to raise a foot

in honor of your friends.

-Yeah, and, you know, Jimmy, this is

the fifth time we've been here, and so I really think that

we've made a connection.

And we would like to ask you to join us in a three-way pose.

-Will you lift a leg with us?

-Of course, I would lift a leg with you.

I'd be honored. -You should be in the middle.

-Holy mackerel. This is so exciting.

-Cross your hands here. -Oh, yeah.

And then... Then maybe -- Oh, yeah.

[ Laughter ] [ Camera shutter clicks ]

-Wow! Rhett and Link, everybody!

New episodes of "Good Mythical Morning"

start on Monday!

For more infomation >> Rhett & Link Include Jimmy in a Special Three-Way Friendship Pose - Duration: 6:04.

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Fred Judges a Book by Its Cover: Cottage by the Sea by Debbie Macomber - Duration: 2:53.

-Fred and I, we don't get to see each other as often

as I would like. Fred is obviously incredibly busy.

You have so many projects going on,

projects that I can't wait to see.

And yet you did lament to me that one of the byproducts

of how hard you work is you don't have time

to do summer reading like the rest of us.

-I can't. I just don't have the time.

-But yet you also told me that that's okay

because you have developed a technique

wherein you can look at a cover of a novel

and immediately know the entire story.

-Yeah, that's all I need.

-Just the cover? Just a cover image?

-Just the cover and the title.

-All right, we're gonna test it once again in a new segment,

"Fred Judges a Book by Its Cover."

[ Cheers and applause ]

All right, here we go.

Today's book, Fred,

is "Cottage by the Sea" by Debbie Macomber.

Fred, what is this book about?

-Well, this is a community. It's up in Maine.

-Mm-hmm.

-And they have these skywriters, right?

Like, these planes that, you know, have messages.

-Uh-huh. -And so the person

living in this cottage is like,

"I would really like somebody's name up in the sky.

-Uh-huh.

I don't know. Something like 'Debbie Macomber.'"

-Okay. -So, I like the sound of it.

And then they are like -- So, the --

The pilot is like, "That's fine,

but I need to also say where this is from,

like, who's, you know, putting this up."

So they're like, "I don't know. Just say 'Cottage by the Sea.'"

So in blue letters...

they did "Debbie Macomber"

and then "Cottage by the Sea" right above the house.

Now, unfortunately the owner of --

-So this is skywriting? -That's skywriting, yes.

-Okay.

-And unfortunately the owner of the house,

because they don't have a front door,

wasn't able to go outside and look at...

[ Laughter ]

...to look at the skywriting.

So it's, you know, money spent, and it was clearly well done.

Look how sharp the letters are.

-Yeah, I mean, as skywriting goes, that's incredibly sharp.

-It's not fading away. -And I've never --

I've never seen it in colors.

-No, no, but they did a great job.

But they weren't able to see it.

So that's what the story is about.

I got to be honest, that seems incredibly short...

[ Laughter ]

...for that many pages.

-It's the description... -Ohh!

-...of the letters and everything.

-[ Laughs ] -Yeah.

-Each individual letter is described in the book?

-Yes, but eloquently, very beautiful.

Beautiful language, yeah. -Gotcha.

Can I read what the publisher says the book is about?

-Sure. -Okay.

"Annie Marlow has been through the worst.

Rocked by tragedy, she heads

to the one place that makes her happy --

oceanside in the Pacific Northwest.

There she meets Keaton, a local painter,

whose large frame is equal to his big heart."

-...who flies a plane. -Okay. [ Laughs ]

Give it up for Fred Armisen, everybody!

For more infomation >> Fred Judges a Book by Its Cover: Cottage by the Sea by Debbie Macomber - Duration: 2:53.

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Queen Latifah's Secret Stress Reliever 'Sneak Peek' | Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party - Duration: 1:40.

♪ You're now cooking with Martha and Snoop ♪

♪ You're now cooking with Martha and Snoop ♪

♪ Potluck Dinner Party ♪

- I have drum set in my dressing room.

I play drums to relax and have some fun.

Did you say that?

- Yeah you said that.

- No I swear, I did not say.

Y'all I ain't say that! - So who said that?

- I don't know. - I ain't say that.

- Did you say that? - You said that!

- That's you playing drums?

- Oh, she said it.

- You done fooled me, soccer me out the game.

Got me looking this way!

- You know every movie I do,

I get a drum set.

Like I love to play drums,

it keeps me from just stressing out.

- [Martha] Wow. - And I just come home,

from a long day at work and whack at it,

I have that around.

- I did not know you played. - And then I donate them

to a local music program or a school.

- [Jussie] Yeah. That's amazing y'all.

- I had no idea.

- [Queen Latifah] Yeah.

- [Snoop] Here we go. - [Terrence] Last one.

- The last one is,

I'm an amazing cook and a gentlemen,

but can belch the entire alphabet, classy.

- I will say. - Jussie.

- Jess, mind your business. (audience laughing)

Get out my business, calling me out in front of everybody,

yeah it was me. (laughing)

- Wait, hold up!

Yeah I'm like come on. - So you can

belch out the whole alphabet?

- Come on, tell him to give us some!

(audience cheering)

You've got to give us some of that!

- A,

B,

C,

D,

E,

F,

G.

- Wow!

- I'll stop.

I got a little acid. - Oh my God!

- Oh my gosh.

- Oh my God. - I can do the whole thing.

Just so y'all know, I'm talented.

For more infomation >> Queen Latifah's Secret Stress Reliever 'Sneak Peek' | Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party - Duration: 1:40.

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Spike Lee on the Connection Between Charlottesville and BlacKkKlansman - Duration: 6:49.

-Welcome to the show.

-Glad to be here. Thank you for having me.

-Congratulations on the movie. It's fantastic.

We had a screening with our staff. We were blown away.

One thing I remember when the trailer first came out,

it really hammered home this is based on a true story.

Because, otherwise, you would think it is fiction

that there was this black police officer

who pretended to be in the Klan.

Or pretended to be white. He was in the Klan.

-Yeah, that's what I felt

when Jordan Peele, you know, pitched it to me.

It was one of those very high-concept pitches.

Six words. "Black man infiltrates KKK."

Ku Klux Klan.

-And Jordan Peele, of course -- -"Get Out" fame.

-Yeah, "Get Out" fame. Also a very funny comedian.

Did you think he was pitching you a piece of sketch comedy

when you first heard this?

-No, I thought -- I thought of --

Unless you call the Dave Chappelle thing a sketch.

-I do -- Yeah. -I thought of Dave Chappelle.

And -- But he said, "No, it's a true story."

He sent me the book. I was very intrigued by it.

And I felt that this is something

that was in my wheelhouse, and do a, you know,

an Aaron Judge blast to left field at Yankee Stadium.

So I'm very happy with reception to the film.

-So, you had never heard of Ron Stallworth before the --

-Never heard of him, the book, nothing.

-And you cast --

For those who don't know,

John David Washington is your star?

-Yes, he is. -And who is that?

-He is Denzel's son, yes? There you go.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Very much an incredibly impressive actor on his own.

-Yes. He's been on "Ballers."

I think they're in their fourth season.

But I offered him the part. He didn't have to audition.

No meetin', no nothin'.

I sent him the book, and I said, "I'll see you in September."

-Wow! -Yes. I knew he could do it.

-Not only do you have this incredible cast --

Adam Driver, John David Washington --

Harry Belafonte is in the film. -Yes. Right.

-Obviously, this is a hero of the Civil Rights Movement,

somebody you've known for a long time.

-Long time. -You have a very moving scene

where he recounts a tale of a lynching.

-Real-life. It really happened.

-A real-life lynching that really happened.

-Jesse Washington in Waco, Texas, 1915.

And he plays a character --

his best friend who witnessed it

but was looking from a window down.

And so we -- I want to have --

It's a funny thing, because for years,

Mr. Belafonte would say, "Spike, can you just have

Ossie Davis sit out one film so I can get in?"

And we had this running joke.

When we wrote this part, I knew I wanted him right away.

But he's 90 years old.

And there was some -- You know, 91.

The doctors had to okay it.

And we saved it, too.

I wanted to push it to the last day...

so we had the most time for him, you know, to rest up.

And so the last day of the shoot,

I told the crew the day before,

"Everybody get dressed. Suits, ties."

We had women -- crew members who are women --

"Put on your dresses."

And the crew was sharp.

Our Sunday best. Because he deserved that.

And we wanted to honor him like that.

So we were clean.

-It's an incredibly moving scene.

It's cross-cut with footage from "Birth of a Nation."

-But before that, a Klan initiation rite, too.

-And you also have scenes from "Gone with the Wind."

-The film opens with "Gone with the Wind."

-What was your -- What was the impetus for you

to use this footage from those films specifically?

-Well, those two films are considered

giants of American cinema.

And they are problematic.

I can't hate on that shot that we use,

the shot we use from "Gone with the Wind"

where Scarlett O'Hara --

It's a crane shot, and she's walking among

thousands and thousands

of wounded, or dead, Confederate soldiers,

and it's a great shot, and it ends on the tattered

Stars and Bars of the Confederate Flag.

So we're commenting on those films.

And I remember here in Brooklyn, third or fourth grade,

we had a class trip where they just re-issued

"Gone with the Wind," so we had to go see it.

And the black -- We felt very uncomfortable

watching Hattie McDaniel and Butterfly McQueen.

But we were like 8, 9 years old,

so we didn't understand what was happening.

-And when your school took you to see a movie like that,

there was probably not much of a conversation afterwards

about anything that was problematic.

-No, there was nothing. Nothing.

And to go forward, my first year at NYU Graduate Film School,

our professor screened "Birth of a Nation"...

And talked about the father of cinema, D.W. Griffith,

and the stuff he came up with,

but there was no discussion of how this film --

The time "Birth of a Nation" was released,

the Klan was dormant.

This film brought a rebirth of the Klan,

which led directly to black people lynched again.

And so that stuff was never taught in class.

-You know, as you mentioned, the time we live in right now,

it does feel like there's a rebirth of a lot of things happening.

-Right. -In this era, you were

a month into preproduction when Charlottesville happened

a year ago.

-No. Charlottesville happened August 12th.

-Mm-hmm. -Three days ago.

We didn't start shooting until September.

-Okay, so -- -I got it mixed up in Cannes.

-Okay, got you. -But we started --

We started it -- And it was crazy in Cannes.

[ Laughter ]

So, August 12th, a year ago. What's today? The 14th?

-Um, I have no idea.

[ Laughter ]

-Anyway, it was Sunday.

-Yeah. -A year ago.

I was in Martha's Vineyard, and it happened.

And right then and there,

I knew that that would be the ending of the film,

even though we hadn't started the shoot.

And, so, David Duke...

Agent Orange -- you know who he is --

the alt-right, the KKK, and the Klan.

They wrote the ending for the film.

-I want to ask about this, too, because obviously

you know this is, by design, an incredibly heavy story

that you're telling.

There's also real moments of lightness in this.

-Right. -There is moments of humor.

-Uh-huh.

-It is, at times, a very bright film where you feel hopeful.

Is that something you're balancing in the making of it?

-No. We knew going in that you have to have a balance.

And, so, there's a whole history

of films, great films.

Dr. Strangelove," which was, you know, Peter sellers.

-Sure. -So you can --

It's hard to do, but you can deal --

have humor in very serious subject matter.

-Well, I think you balanced it very well.

-Thank you. -It's a really terrific film,

and it's just an honor to have you here.

Thank you so much, Spike. -Glad to be here.

For more infomation >> Spike Lee on the Connection Between Charlottesville and BlacKkKlansman - Duration: 6:49.

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Record-breaking dive coaster coming to Canada's Wonderland - Duration: 4:12.

For more infomation >> Record-breaking dive coaster coming to Canada's Wonderland - Duration: 4:12.

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Some Yuri | Highlights from August 11 2018 - Duration: 8:03.

(Roman: Fun Fact: This intro was made during the scond Editingstream/Teststream I did after my little break of streaming)

*Roman explains, why he hates Yuri*

*Plot Twist*

(R: It's getting fishy in here)

For more infomation >> Some Yuri | Highlights from August 11 2018 - Duration: 8:03.

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Die Tragödie auf der Morandi-Brücke: Dieser Mann überlebte auf wundersame Weise in Genua - Duration: 1:23.

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Aretha Franklin's Family Thank Fans For Outpouring Of Support As She Remains 'Seriously Ill' - Duration: 2:58.

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Where South Korea-Japan relations stand... and should go from now - Duration: 2:30.

On this Liberation Day, it's a good chance to look at where relations stand now... between

South Korea and Japan, the former colonial power.

Japanese forces are long gone from the Peninsula, and Seoul and Tokyo are by-and-large aligned

on policy when it comes to North Korea.

But as our Cha Sang-mi reports, there are still several issues that have kept ties from

being more friendly than they are.

"It's been over seven decades since South Korea gained independence from Japanese colonial

rule in 1945, but historical issues between the two countries still linger.

This statue reminds people of one of those issues, that of the so-called 'comfort women'."

The diplomatic row over the sexual enslavement of Korean women by the Japanese military during

the Second World War has been a long-standing one, a source of constant friction between

the two East Asian countries.

Another prickly issue is the territorial row over South Korea's easternmost Dokdo Island.

It's clear South Korea and Japan aren't on the same page on a slew of issues.

"Public sentiment outday is a little bit tired of the issue being raised constantly by the

Korean side.

We think we have finished this issue by compensations and others, but it seems the Korean side keeps

coming back."

"The Moon Jae-in administration has laid out a two-track approach toward Japan.

That is taking a protective stance, in principal, when it comes to territorial disputes, but

establishing mutual relations that look to the future in politics, economy, and security."

Doctor Nishihara also says South Korea is very important for Japan's security, as U.S.

troops stationed both on Korean and Japanese soil can cooperate.

When it comes to the future of Seoul-Tokyo ties, Professor Nakato says Japan's alliance

with the U.S. has always been cornerstone of Japan's foreign policy, but things look

a bit different now.

"But at the same time, dealing with North Korean issues, cooperation with South Korea

is essential.

Trilateral cooperation between the United States, South Korea and Japan has been actually

the basic operational principle of Japan's North Korean policies."

Burying historical animosities may be difficult, but one thing is clear: both sides agree on

the need to work together towards mutual prosperity and establishing lasting peace on the Korean

Peninsula.

Cha Sang-mi, Arirang News.

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Abe sends ritual offering to Yasukuni shrine for war dead - Duration: 0:49.

August 15th is an important day in Japan, too, of course,... as the anniversary of its

defeat by the Allies in World War Two and the loss of its empire.

Earlier today, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sent a ritual offering to the controversial

Yasukuni war shrine... to honor the war dead.

Abe didn't go in person, but sent the offering with his special adviser Masahiko Shibayama.

The shrine is controversial because it also honors Class A war criminals.

Paying tribute there is seen in Korea and China as a symbol of Japan's past militarism,

but Abe has sent an offering every year since he took office in 2012.

The South Korean foreign ministry today expressed "deep concerns" over the leaders of the Japanese

government and parliament paying tribute to a shrine that glorifies Japan's history of

aggression.

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President Moon express hope of findnig remains of independence fighters - Duration: 1:33.

To mark this important national holiday,...

South Korean President Moon Jae-in gave a speech at a ceremony in Seoul... in which

he praised the independence activists who sacrificed so much for the freedom of their

country.

Kan Hyeong-woo reports.

Korea is celebrating its independence from Japanese imperial rule at the end of the Second

World War 73 years ago on August 15th.

For the first time, the official ceremony was held in what President Moon called the

"heart of Seoul," Yongsan-gu District -- a place long home to the U.S. military's main

base in South Korea, and a large part of which was not administered by the Korean government

but by its ally, the United States.

There, President Moon Jae-in expressed his hope of finding the remains of those who sacrificed

themselves for the freedom of their country.

"Just as Yongsan was lost to us for so long, the history of the independence movement and

its heroes still awaits us."

The President noted that over the past year, the government has been awarding national

merits to those freedom fighters, many of them posthumously.

And he promised that everyone -- without distinction to gender or what role they played -- will

get the praise and respect they deserve.

Korea's independence movement will reach fruition,... he said,... once the remains of the independence

fighters are found and excavated.

Kan Hyeong-woo, Arirang News.