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MICHELLE VISAGE:

It's Michelle Visage.

And welcome to another episode of "Whatcha Packin."

And today I have Eureka O'Hara.

EUREKA O'HARA: Wow.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Hi, Eureka.

EUREKA O'HARA: Hi, Michelle.

I'm just happy to be here.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Oh, yes, of course.

We were just kicking about how deflated

your outfits look back there.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah, I know just Macy's day parade the day

after.

MICHELLE VISAGE: We need to get some

plus size mannequins, girl.

Condragulations to you.

EUREKA O'HARA: Oh, my goodness.

It's so exciting.

MICHELLE VISAGE: I could tell when

you were up there, final four.

EUREKA O'HARA: Oh, my goodness, it was hard to hold it back.

You know, you just want to jump up and down.

You want to cry. You want to scream.

You want to--

MICHELLE VISAGE: I think you did all of that.

EUREKA O'HARA: I think I did too, actually, home run.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Yeah, yeah.

You kind of hit me in the soft spot

when you were talking about your mama

and what she's been going through

and how hard that's been.

Have you talked to her?

EUREKA O'HARA: I have.

And she's so excited.

She's talking again.

Her voice valve is finally working.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Because she is a throat cancer survivor.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yes, she's coming,

she's slowly coming into remission.

When I got a video on "Untucked,"

it was actually the first time I'd heard her talk in months.

And when I left, she wasn't able to say goodbye.

But I knew what she was saying to me kind of.

But just hearing it, that was the moment

that I was like, oh, no ma'am.

I've got to get in this game.

I know why I'm here, you know what I mean?

And it really turned me around. I needed it.

MICHELLE VISAGE: You know what?

You're a beautiful thing for her.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah, thank you.

MICHELLE VISAGE: For a mother to be that proud of her kid

doing this the way that you are.

EUREKA O'HARA: Thank you.

MICHELLE VISAGE: You were probably never that boy

that the world thinks a boy should be.

EUREKA O'HARA: Right.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And from the sounds of it,

your mom was the one who said, that's OK,

I love you for who you are.

You are extra special, extra amazing.

And a final four in RuPaul's Drag Race.

EUREKA O'HARA: I can't believe it.

MICHELLE VISAGE: You had a little bit of an advantage

and a little bit of a disadvantage.

EUREKA O'HARA: I definitely felt like I had a good chance,

but I had a lot of self-doubt, more than I even realized.

I remember wearing this cat suit here.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Uh huh, which is lovely.

EUREKA O'HARA: This two-toned-- lovely cat suit.

But the hair I wore with it, that wasn't Eureka.

That was hair that I thought you all

would be like, oh, this is something

new and different on Eureka.

This is a whole new best drag Eureka.

No, that's not who Eureka is, you know?

MICHELLE VISAGE: It's also not your best drag.

EUREKA O'HARA: Well, and I should have had the biggest

piece of hair in the world on because that's

what Eureka would have done.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Yeah.

EUREKA O'HARA: I could have made this cat suit my best drag,

if it was Eureka. MICHELLE VISAGE: Right.

EUREKA O'HARA: You know?

MICHELLE VISAGE: We have your Eureka look

for the finale, which wowed us.

EUREKA O'HARA: You loved it?

MICHELLE VISAGE: Oh, my god, it was amazing.

EUREKA O'HARA: Oh, I'm so glad. MICHELLE VISAGE: It was amazing.

EUREKA O'HARA: What I wanted to do

was I wanted to touch on the fact that when I left,

I said Eureka, you found out and you'll find it again.

And a lot of the fans were unclear on what that meant.

So I said, well, let me just spell it out for the world.

MICHELLE VISAGE: I love that.

Talk about this, one this prehistoric kind

of moment behind us.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah, so this is very inspired, very Flintstone.

And it's latex.

And it's just something fun and sexy.

That I try to push the boundaries with size

and fashion because I think you can show your different shapes

and sexiness and latex is something

you don't imagine a big old heifer like me rolling up in.

So why not wear it?

MICHELLE VISAGE: No, anybody can wear latex, honey.

But it's it's best, in my opinion,

if you're going to do that, to give a body, give us a figure.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah, of course.

MICHELLE VISAGE: So it makes sense.

EUREKA O'HARA: Shape it up.

MICHELLE VISAGE: So people can't say [bleep] about it.

EUREKA O'HARA: Right.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Right?

Because you were on season nine.

And you were very loved.

I had told you right from the beginning,

you got something special for me, kid, and I'm watching.

And I loved everything you did.

And then the tragic thing of having your knee surgery.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And you had to leave, doctor's orders.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah, crazy.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And you've since had this surgery.

You came back.

And I called it an advantage and a disadvantage.

Because you knew what it was like.

You've been standing on that mainstage before.

You knew the kind of amount of time

that you have to get ready for a challenge or lack thereof.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And there was that.

But the disadvantage is, you had too

much time to think about it.

EUREKA O'HARA: Exactly.

MICHELLE VISAGE: You had too much time to get in your head.

EUREKA O'HARA: So right.

MICHELLE VISAGE: You had too much time

to think, oh, I'm the [bleep].

They asked me back for a reason.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: But you were there with a vengeance.

And I think it just needed to be [pssh pssh] knocked

down a little bit.

EUREKA O'HARA: I held on to so much

resentment from my experience with my knee and my--

MICHELLE VISAGE: Resentment?

EUREKA O'HARA: I do want to call it resentment to myself.

I resented my body, in a way.

I felt like when it happened that my body gave out on me,

that it was something I had done and that I ruined my chance,

you know?

So it took me a lot to get through

that emotional experience, through the healing

and things like that.

And I worked so hard to heal myself.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Are you being proactive

about making sure that things like this don't happen again?

EUREKA O'HARA: It weirdly made me a better person to myself.

It helped me take better care of myself.

Because now I am a little less on the overly eating.

And I do diet--

I don't diet as much probably could

or exercise as much as I could.

Because I'm still holding all this.

But I think I'm just built big.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Well, you're tall.

EUREKA O'HARA: I am tall.

MICHELLE VISAGE: How tall are you?

EUREKA O'HARA: I'm 64.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Yeah, that's frickin' tall.

That's RuPaul height.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: You are not ever

going to be a waif, darling.

EUREKA O'HARA: Right, right.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And it's not about diet.

I think I love you the way you are.

You love you the way you are.

For health for that leg--

EUREKA O'HARA: You know, I listen to my body

more than I used to.

I was very careless with myself before.

And once you have something like that happen,

it reminds you, oh, well maybe those pains and those twitches

and things like that or when you feel

fluid coming in to your joints, pay attention to it.

I actually had some PTSD from my experience

where I was afraid to dance as hard as I used to because I

was worried about injuring.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Fair enough.

EUREKA O'HARA: And that lip sync with me and Cameron

was the moment that I let my guard down finally.

Because you all were telling me those things like

don't feed off of these nerves.

Like you're getting off on being nervous so

that you can do well.

Like, oh, I'm so nervous, I'm so nervous,

I have to fight through this.

But you can use love and other things to be able to--

MICHELLE VISAGE: Does that work for you?

Because that does not work for me.

I fight with him about this all the time.

EUREKA O'HARA: The love?

Yeah, before I knew I was going to be lip

syncing I was in "Untucked."

And I had a picture of my family.

And I was like, you know what?

I'm going to do this for you all.

I'm putting this in my cat suit.

I had it over my heart.

You have to prove for yourself.

You have to prove for as much love and appreciation

as they've had for me to tell me what

I need to fix and to even bring me back and all these things.

I need to deserve this is what I felt. So I

threw it all out there on the floor, you know?

And that brought me back to life and my dancing too.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Have you always danced?

EUREKA O'HARA: Dancing is why I started performing in a way.

When I was growing up, I always wanted to be a dancer.

I wanted to be a female dancer, to be particular.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Well, you can be.

There's still time for that.

EUREKA O'HARA: Well, now I can, yeah.

So when I found drag, I was like,

it was an outlet for me to dance and feel empowered.

And then also with my size, it became an empowerment for me.

MICHELLE VISAGE: I love that you're body positive, as am I.

And I represent for bigger girls too.

But don't make your life about that.

EUREKA O'HARA: Right.

You know, there are so many other things

that are fun about you.

It's not just because, oh, you're this big girl that's

funny and you talk about being fat

and it's so funny and this food and this and that.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Yeah, but you're funny anyway.

EUREKA O'HARA: Right.

And I needed to see that, you know,

that I can be funny by just smiling really big

and being who I am and being positive and fun.

And there's so many other things that are good about Eureka.

And I learned that in this season.

That's what was amazing for me.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Before we wrap this up,

I want to just touch a little briefly on the words,

the message you had for your younger self.

It was very impactful for me.

It was very beautiful.

EUREKA O'HARA: Thank you.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And I felt every word

that you were saying to David.

EUREKA O'HARA: I just had to be honest and vulnerable.

I had these speeches that I've probably prepared for months.

So I was like, oh, I know exactly what I need to say,

exactly what I need.

But that still rang true in my head where I was like,

no, you just need to be authentically yourself.

And I wanted to be open and honest with you, truly.

MICHELLE VISAGE: But that's what we fell in love with you about.

We fell in love with you in season

nine because of your honesty.

If we don't know who you are and we don't fall in love with you

or we don't cry with you, we don't laugh with you,

we don't really care. EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: You want to root for somebody.

You cut it deep.

You let us in.

And we all fell in love.

EUREKA O'HARA: I'm so glad.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Yeah, and condragulations to you.

EUREKA O'HARA: Thank you very much, very much.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Top four, season 10, this was no season

to mess around, honey.

EUREKA O'HARA: Oh, honey, when I tell you--

MICHELLE VISAGE: These bitches came to slay.

EUREKA O'HARA: Girl, I have never worked so

hard for anything in my life.

And I'm so glad that I did it, honestly.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Well, this was just the beginning of what's

waiting out there for you.

I can't wait for people to see you perform.

I can't wait for you to do your shows, to do the tours.

I can't wait to perform with you.

EUREKA O'HARA: Yeah, I look forward to getting to know you.

I know you have so much to give.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Aw, same here and I know you do as well.

EUREKA O'HARA: You give so much.

MICHELLE VISAGE: It was just an incredible experience

to see you blossom. EUREKA O'HARA: Thank you.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And you really, really did, Eureka.

So I'm really, really proud of you.

EUREKA O'HARA: That means more than anything

you could even imagine, honestly.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Thank you guys for watching another episode

of "Whatcha Packin."

I will see you next time.

Bye.

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Whatcha Packin': Kameron Michaels | Season 10 Episode 14 | RuPaul's Drag Race Season 10 - Duration: 8:58.

Hey, everybody!

It's Michelle Visage.

Welcome to another episode of "Whatcha Packin.'" And today,

all the way from Nashville, Tennessee, I have the one

and only Miss Kameron Michaels.

Hi.

Hi.

[dance music playing]

How are you?

I'm wonderful.

How are you?

Doing so good.

Are you doing so good?

I am. (CHUCKLING) I'm so good.

You've worked your ass off to get here, Kameron.

I have worked my ass off to get here.

Yeah, for sure.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Let's talk about that for a minute.

OK.

So you were in the bottom three times.

(CHUCKLING) I was.

But you ended up in the final four.

I did.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Are you proud of yourself?

It's crazy.

I'm so proud of myself.

You know, all the girls talked about whether we

expected to be there or not.

I really didn't.

And it's not that I wasn't confident, it's just,

I never expected that out of me.

And I knew that I was a fighter, but I didn't know

how much of a fighter I was.

MICHELLE VISAGE: The thing was, when I told you I didn't think

you'd be standing there either, it

wasn't doubting your ability.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

It was the--

I can sense you getting frustrated.

I can sense you getting pissed off.

[laughs]

MICHELLE VISAGE: I can sense all of that, which

is usually the kiss of death--

KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah? - --in this competition.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

Because you shut down even more.

And shutting down has been a struggle of yours--

- Yeah. - --in this competition.

I'm dying to find out who Kameron Michaels is.

Maybe we can do that today then.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Maybe we can. - Yeah.

Obviously, you've been through some stuff in your life.

I have.

You were raised in what state?

Tennessee.

- You were raised in Tennessee? - Mm-hmm.

Yeah. - But not Nashville?

No, no.

I moved to Nashville when I was 21.

From what part of Tennessee?

Columbia, Tennessee, was where I was-- where I grew up.

And it's about 45 minutes south of Nashville.

And I know that was really poignant what you

were talking about your father.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Yes.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And I know, having lost my mother--

I lost my mother when I was 30 years old-- it never goes away.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Mm-hmm.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And I know that at this point,

you probably realize that. KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: But I do believe

that some sort of entity, some sort of power of them

is with us at all times. KAMERON MICHAELS: I do--

I do too. Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: So that moment in particular

really touched me. KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: How is your relationship with mom?

It's amazing.

She is my biggest fan.

And even not having dad around, my mother loves me so much

that, even not having him, she makes up for it because she's

such an amazing woman.

And she's so strong.

I love her.

She's my favorite person.

Oh, I love that.

Where did the issue with guarding your emotions come up?

You think it had to do with being a young gay kid?

My shutting down is just a defense mechanism

from being younger and being bullied and being made fun of

and just wanting to hide in the shadows and not be seen.

And I think I still carry that with me sometimes.

And you know, a lot of what I do is,

I've said it before that my actions

speak louder than my words.

And I-- I don't like to talk about what I'm doing.

I just want to get out and do it.

And I think a lot of people confuse that for--

for me not being open emotionally.

And then, I'm not saying that I'm not, because I--

I do shut down emotionally.

You're adult enough.

You have a career.

You're a hairdresser back home. KAMERON MICHAELS: Mm-hmm.

I'm sure you have a huge client base.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

And it's going to be even bigger now.

KAMERON MICHAELS: [laughs]

MICHELLE VISAGE: And you make money doing drag.

And you do drag beautifully.

Thank you.

Don't confuse words with actions.

KAMERON MICHAELS: OK.

Because they are two different things.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Mm-hmm.

And I love that you're an action person.

Because, to me, I don't really give a [bleep] about words.

Yeah.

This has nothing to do with words.

This is me trying to pierce your soul

somehow and feel what you're feeling

and get what you're getting.

You will never, ever be made fun of or be taken advantage of

or treated the wrong way because you've

been honest with your emotions. Just remember that.

Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: You'll never, ever be ridiculed for that.

If somebody were to ridicule you-- you're a man.

KAMERON MICHAELS: [laughs]

You're 31 years old.

That does-- that has nothing to do with you.

Did you have a boyfriend?

I don't. MICHELLE VISAGE: So you're--

oh, girl.

You just said the wrong thing because--

[laughs]

--there has been chatter this whole season--

Oh no!

--about how hot you are as a-- as a boy.

Yeah, I don't.

- Really? - I don't.

I rarely date.

I-- I--

You rarely date, why?

KAMERON MICHAELS: I attach really easily,

and I fall in love very quickly.

And it scares a lot of people, I think.

Falling in love, or being needy?

Two different things.

Um, no-- I think I fall in love really quickly.

I immediately see things that I enjoy about a person and things

that I'm looking for in-- in a soul mate and a partner.

And when I see those things-- because I don't see

them often in people--

I immediately attach to that person

because I love those personality traits that I'm looking for.

And I think it scares people, or I don't know.

What could be wrong with that?

I don't know.

[laughs]

MICHELLE VISAGE: That's a beautiful attribute.

I've struggled with it.

So I've given up for a little while and concentrated on this.

You're allowed to give up. KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

You're allowed to concentrate on your career--

KAMERON MICHAELS: Mm-hmm.

--and your drag career and whatever.

But don't give up on love. - Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And don't ever change the way you are.

I don't-- I don't want to.

Because it's one of those things, like,

I will find that one person.

I just haven't found them yet. - Yeah, fair enough.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah. - And you're a hard worker.

And it sounds like you're working all the time.

Mm-hmm.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And now that you're

sitting here in the top four--

(INCREDULOUSLY) Yeah.

KAMERON MICHAELS: --100% your schedule is going to be booked.

Oh my god. It's going to be crazy.

How was this journey for you?

KAMERON MICHAELS: This journey was one of the most difficult,

but the most amazing things I've ever been through in my life.

It tests your courage.

It tests your strength.

And it tests your sanity--

for sure. MICHELLE VISAGE: Yeah.

KAMERON MICHAELS: And you find out a lot about yourself

that you did not know.

I found strengths and talents that I didn't know that I had

or that I questioned about myself.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Your singing.

My singing-- I had no clue.

I mean, I knew I could carry--

MICHELLE VISAGE: How do you not have a clue?

KAMERON MICHAELS: I mean, I sang when I was little,

but I never pursued it.

I never thought it was anything worth--

worth going farther with.

And I had people tell me that I wasn't a good singer,

that I wasn't a vocalist. So--

They lied to you.

I-- I just let them get to me, I guess.

And I didn't-- I didn't ever pursue that.

And maybe I should have.

[laughs]

MICHELLE VISAGE: You know, I think as we talk more,

what this is coming-- all coming down to is self-worth.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: That's what it's all coming down to.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Mm-hmm.

MICHELLE VISAGE: You know how beautiful you are,

in drag and out-- I hope.

Especially in drag, because you can tell that you love the way

you look. KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And you live for each look that you turn.

KAMERON MICHAELS: Mm-hmm.

MICHELLE VISAGE: I think what lies in there is just a really

sensitive, beautiful soul that doesn't feel like they're

worthy of a great relationship or worthy of fame or worthy of

success. [music building]

KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah. - We've got to stop that.

Yeah. (LAUGHING) I have to--

I have to get over that.

And it's getting better, I think.

Because it's a hurdle that can really stop you from really

spreading your wings. - Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Your beautiful feather wings.

KAMERON MICHAELS: My beautiful feather wings--

MICHELLE VISAGE: Yeah.

KAMERON MICHAELS: --that saved my ass.

MICHELLE VISAGE: Did you make all these costumes yourself?

KAMERON MICHAELS: I had a friend make

my glitterific look for me.

And then I had a designer back home make my final gown

and my feather gown for me.

And this one, actually, I think Frederick Lee was the designer

that this was inspired by.

I think it's almost a replica of that-- of that feather gown.

You know, for somebody who doesn't do right full-time,

there was a lot of thought and a lot

of money put into your looks.

There was a lot of money (CHUCKLING) in these looks.

MICHELLE VISAGE: So I was wondering how you funded it.

But you have a successful--

KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah. - You're hair stylist.

KAMERON MICHAELS: I'm a hair stylist.

So yeah, that helped fund my "Drag Race" career.

So tell me what you got out of this.

More self-confidence and finding more self worth.

And it may not be 100%, but it's more than when I got here.

And if I can take anything out of this competition,

it was believing in myself more than I ever did because I

constantly beat myself up.

And it's a good and a bad thing.

It's a bad thing because it's detrimental to me.

But it's a good thing because me second-guessing myself

and making myself want to work harder, it's humbling.

And it makes me know that I can always be better.

And I think that's, you know, me beating myself up,

is like, you're not the best--

keep working, keep working, keep working.

That's OK. KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

You're allowed to say that. KAMERON MICHAELS: Yeah.

But it's when you don't add the "keep working"

and you say you're not the best, you know--

it's that self-doubt. - Yeah.

There's always-- they're always going to be there.

- Mm-hmm. - You know.

But they're-- - Yeah.

Sometimes you have to push this one off--

- Yeah. - --and listen to the angel.

And I think the devil is on my shoulder when I'm behind this--

behind the scenes.

But I think every time I step on stage and the lights come up,

the angel is just always there.

And I get to shine.

And that's my favorite part.

What are you going to do to combat that now?

KAMERON MICHAELS: [sighs] I don't know.

I just feel like I need to knock this one off and send

her-- send her packing.

Because even though I have doubted it for a long time,

I am a star, and--

Hell yeah!

KAMERON MICHAELS: --I want to be a star.

And I need to just own it and stop second-guessing it.

And knowing that talking about it doesn't mean that I'm--

I'm bragging or I'm boasting.

I just-- I need to own it at this point.

Allow the world to love you.

Allow us in.

Because I love you.

I know Ru loves you.

Everybody watching loves you.

You're here in the top four.

You didn't get there by chance.

(CHUCKLING) No, I didn't.

All these beautiful costumes that we've--

you know, we've seen.

And you've turned looks.

And the ones that I didn't love, there was a reason for it.

Yeah.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And I think you understood it.

And at the end of the day, [bleep]

it, because you're in the top four, baby.

Yeah. I made it.

MICHELLE VISAGE: And I'm super proud of you.

Thank you so muck.

Thank you so much.

And thank you guys so much for watching another

episode of "Whatcha Packin.'" And I'll see you next time,

kids. Bye.

[music continues]

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Hello YouTube.

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You just replace the video URL with the youtube video URL and follow the same steps.

Also, if you would like to know the method to transfer videos from computer to iPhone

without iTunes, do check this video right here.

Now to download videos to iPhone, you need to get a free app called Documents by Readdle

from the Appstore.

Once you have this application on iPhone, open it and find the safari icon at the right

bottom corner.

To launch it swipe to the left and here open the website savefrom.net.

Now copy the video URL from any of the service of your choice like Vimeo, youtube, Instagram,

facebook, etc. and switch back to Documents app then paste the URL here by double tapping

and choose GO.

If you see any advertisement at this step, close it then check the preview of the video.

Once you feel okay, Tap on Download.

You can check the status by moving to 'Downloads' section.

Once the download gets completed, come back to Documents screen then choose 'Downloads'

folder.

Here you will see the video you just downloaded.

Now tap on these three dots to see the available options.

From the list, choose 'Share' then tap on 'Save to Files' then 'On My iPhone'

then choose any folder, and I'm choosing Pages for now and then finally tap on 'Add.'

Now open the 'Files' folder on your iPhone, then go to 'Browse' tab then open 'Pages'

folder.

Here you will see the video you just shared.

To save this video to the camera roll, open the video then choose 'Share' icon then

finally tap on 'Save Video.'

Now come to Camera roll and find the video downloaded in iPhone.

That's it for this quick video.

I hope you find this video useful.

If you do, please hit the like button and subscribe to this channel for more awesome

videos like these.

Your contribution is more to us.

This is Praveen signing off.

Hope to see you in my next video.

Thank you.

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South Korean Red Cross selects 250 separated families to take part in upcoming reunion... - Duration: 0:33.

The two Koreas exchanged the list of people registered for the reunion of war torn families.

According to Yonhap News, a South Korean Red Cross official said a list of 250 from Seoul

was delivered earlier today,... and Pyongyang sent a list of 200.

The South's list was narrowed down from 500 candidates selected randomly.

It was shortened based on their health, and willingness to participate in the event.

The North will proceed to check if the relatives of those people are still alive as well as

their availability.

The reunions will be held at Mount Kumkang... from August 20th to the 26th.

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Thai soccer team found alive in cave, now focus on how to rescue them - Duration: 2:05.

A youth football team that went missing in a cave in Thailand have been found.

Along with their coach, the boys survived nine days in the dark.

The real challenge now is rescueing them out, safely.

It's going to be a long process, involving food supplies, water pumps and diving lessons.

Kan Hyeong-woo zooms in on the complexity of the situation.

After 9 days of being trapped in a cave in Thailand, 12 boys and their football coach

have been found alive.

But the challenge now is how to get them out of the cave safely.

Thai military officials have said that it could take several months to get everyone

out of the cave complex, and they are preparing to deliver long-term food supplies to the

boys and their coach.

Although engineers have been pumping water out of the cave and a temporary respite from

the rains has helped lower water levels, heavy precipitation is expected in the coming days,...

which could hinder rescue efforts and extend the boys' time underground.

The option to bring them out through the submerged tunnels would be the quickest way but it is

also the most dangerous... as none of the boys can swim or dive.

Even professional divers need several hours to just get to the trapped group from the

entrance.

Drilling is another option to free the boys but to begin the process, new roads would

have to be built above the caves to bring in heavy drilling equipment.

Without knowing everything about the caves, the chance of digging a hole in a right place

for the rescue plan is considered very low.

So it is difficult to get the boys out of the caves as of now.

But Thai officials say that none of the trapped group are in a critical state.

"Yesterday we evaluated the health situation unofficially.

The majority of the kids are in the green.

There may be some kids with minor injuries so they may be at the yellow level . But we

can confirm that none of the kids are at the red level."

The boys, aged between 11 and 16, went missing with their football coach on June 23rd after

they tried to explore the Tham Luang cave complex in Chiang Rai.

Kan Hyeong-woo, Arirang News

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Korea's consumer prices up 1.5 % in June - Duration: 1:57.

Consumer prices climbed one-point-five percent on-year in June, mainly driven by oil prices

In contrast, the cost of livestock and eggs took a dip.

Kim Hyesung help us look beyond the digits.

South Korea's consumer prices went up last month on the back of rising global oil prices.

According to Statistics Korea Tuesday, the consumer price index for June jumped one-point-five

percent on-year, the same pace as the previous month's on-year gain.

Prices of oil-related goods soared ten percent in June, the fastest on-year gain since April

2017, lifting up overall prices by more than zero-point-four percent.

Dubai crude, Korea's benchmark oil price, went up near 60 percent on-year to reach 73-point-4

U.S. dollars a barrel last month.

Transportation expenses also went up by over four percent-- the fastest on-year gain in

more than a year.

But still, the country's consumer price growth has stayed around the one percent level since

last October, mainly due to the slowing increases in agricultural goods prices, which went up

6-point-seven percent, a smaller increase than May's on-year gain of nine percent.

"Higher global oil prices have led to an increase in production costs, putting upward pressure

on industrial goods.

Average consumer price growth for the first half of this year is one-point-four percent,

lower than the government's target of two percent.

If not for the higher oil prices, it would be even lower than that, meaning demand-side

inflation and investment is still fairly low."

Livestock prices dropped by more than seven percent on-year, with egg prices falling 42

percent.

Service prices continued to go up, posting a one-point-six percent increase last month

on the back of rising restaurant and accommodation prices.

Core inflation which excludes oil and food prices went up 1-point-two percent.

Kim Hyesung, Arirang News.

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A major air carrier in the nation is bombarded by complaints.

Flights have been delayed significantly, and some planes took off without meals to serve,

all because of catering issues Kim Mok-yeon has the full story.

For the third consecutive day, dozens of flights on Asiana Airlines have been delayed due to

problems with the supply of in-flight meals.

The delays continue, but in the first two days the airline says nearly 70 flights were

held up by more than an hour,... and more than 50 others had to depart with no meals

at all.

The problem started at Asiana's suppliers.

A fire broke out at the catering service used by the airline, a company called Gate Gourmet

Korea.

Asiana had only recently signed with Gate Gourmet... at the start of this year.

After the fire, to keep its meal supplies going, Asiana signed a temporary three-month

contract with a small company with only 68 employees.

Asiana needs some 25,000 meals a day.

But the small company was apparently overwhelmed, having previously handled only 3,000 meals

a day.

Asiana has insisted the supplier was up to the job, but had run into difficulties with

logistics and transport.

Asiana's CEO has posted a public apology on the firm's website, explaining that the airline

is working to normalize its in-flight meal service as soon as possible.

The carrier is currently providing a gift certificate worth up to about 45 U.S. dollars

to passengers who were not able to get their meals.

Kim Mok-yeon, Arirang News.

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South Korean gov't lays out measures to tackle sexism and sexual assaults - Duration: 1:52.

The "Me Too" movement brought about a wave of change around the world, including Korea.

On this, the 23rd gender equality week, our Cha Sang-mi sheds light on the government's

plans designed to help eradicate sex crimes.

In the wake of the 'MeToo' movement that spread across Korea in late January, after public

prosecutor Seo Ji-hyeon revealed her experience of sexual harassment in the workplace, the

Korean government has taken action to try and prevent it with severe disciplinary measures.

President Moon during a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, asserted the need to eradicate sexism

and sexual assaults from Korean society and to create an equal and fair country.

He stressed that the task should not just be the responsibility of the Ministry of Gender

Equality and Family but needs the combined effort of all branches of government.

The Gender Equality Minister, Chung Hyun-back, said there are 19 regulations that need to

be legislated or revised.

The ministry said that running sexual harassment reporting centers, strengthening punishments,

and preventing secondary victimization in sexual crimes were critical when dealing with

the issue.

In the public sector, the concealment or belittling of sexual crimes will be met with severe punishments.

The government will provide thorough guidelines for each public department.

In private sector, labor supervision will be expanded and strengthened.

Protection and counseling for victims will continue after cases are resolved.

In the education sector, a new law will make the establishment of reporting and counseling

centers compulsory in universities and will distribute guidelines for dealing with sexual

crimes in schools.

Countermeasures will be reinforced within schools through strict punishments.

In the culture and arts sector, the government will support reporting and counseling and

will systematize sexual crime prevention.

The government will try to pass the 19 regulations at the National Assembly as soon as possible.

Cha Sang-mi, Arirang News.

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Pompeo to negotiate details of denuclearization in Pyongyang this week - Duration: 2:40.

America's top diplomat will travel to North Korea again.

It'll be his first trip to the regime since the landmark Pyongyang-Washington summit.

According to our Oh Soo-young, the secretary of state is likely to start talks with the

hermit kingdom's full declaration of its weapons facilities.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un this

week to specify the details of the regime's denuclearization.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday confirmed his three-day

trip to Pyongyang.

"To continue the ongoing and important work of denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula,

Secretary Pompeo will be leaving for North Korea on July 5th to meet with the North Korean

leader and his team."

This will mark Pompeo's third visit to the regime this year,... and the first since the

historic June 12th summit between Kim Jong-un and President Trump in Singapore,... where

they agreed on the full denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

However, many have criticized the agreement for lacking specific details on the process.

Skepticism has further deepened amid U.S. media reports,... citing intelligence sources,

that the North does not intend to completely give up its nuclear weapons and technology.

Sanders refused to elaborate on the reports.

"In the last eight months you haven't seen missile launches, you haven't seen a nuclear

that you haven't seen the nuclear detonations.

And again, these conversations are continuing to evolve.

I'm not going to get into the details but I can tell you that progress continues to

be made."

According to a New York Times report, Pompeo's visit will likely focus on presenting a denuclearization

timeline, beginning with the North's declaration of all its weapons, missiles and production

facilities.

This, the report said, would be the first real test of the regime's commitment towards

abandoning its nuclear weapons.

Sanders on Monday expressed optimism,... backing National Security Advisor John Bolton's remarks

that the North's nuclear weapons program could be dismantled in a year, given the right conditions.

She said that working-level talks at Panmunjom between U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines

Sung Kim and North Korean officials on Sunday had gone well,... and that Pompeo would continue

the discussions.

According to the State Department, Pompeo will make a stop in Tokyo, after his talks

in Pyongyang,... to discuss the denuclearization issue with South Korean and Japanese officials.

South Korea's foreign ministry said Tuesday that Seoul, Washington and Tokyo are currently

working out a schedule for a trilateral meeting.

On whether Pompeo would stop by Seoul on his way to Tokyo,... the ministry said it does

not have any remarks at this point.

Oh Soo-young, Arirang News.

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How To Get More Cleaning Customers With Dan Liebrecht, Clean Guru - Duration: 19:27.

In this video I speak to the very smart very successful Dan from Clean Guru

He shares how he turned a business that was failing

A cleaning business where he was struggling to pay employees wages each month

Into a business that was turning over 2 million dollars per year

He's going to share with us the two marketing techniques that ensured growth in his company

And the 1 marketing techniques that ensured his cleaning customers came back to him

time and time again

If you want these easy to implement steps that you can use

Keep watching this great interview with Dan

Marketing tools

That win you more work

Digitool

Hello, today I am joined with Dan Liebrecht

Hey thank you for joining us Dan

Hi Daisy thank you for having me on today with you to talk to you

It's a pleasure

So, Dan is from Clean Guru

But before he got into this brilliant software

That's only for the cleaning industry

He had a cleaning business

Dan can you tell us a little bit more about how you got into the cleaning industry?

Well, certainly I can and thank you very much that was a very nice compliment I appreciate that

Yes a long time ago my business partner now

Actually his father

It was a barber and my father was a barber and for over 35 years they work together

But Tony and I got to meet each other actually in high school

So actually what happened is after high school after college

And after we got jobs with big companies

We did that for a couple years and then we got tired of that we said you know we can do this ourselves

We don't have to work for these big companies

So we wanted to start a business

Well, the only business that we could afford

Was a cleaning business

And we couldn't even get a loan

So we had to take the loan

From the cleaning business owner

Who was willing to carry the loan back

So we made payments to that person for years

We thought we were just going to do great

And it turns out that we didn't

We actually faltered and we really stumbled for several years

And I always try to share some of these mistakes because sometimes people can relate

Or if not relate to make them feel better about their own problems

Right

Righ! And so Tony and I we didn't even have any money in the beginning because we had to pay a down payment

So we didn't have what was called working capital

Well working capital is what you need to pay the bills when you first get started

We didn't have any of it so it was tough

We couldn't make payroll unless we took out advances on our credit cards

So that wasn't going great as far as equipment

My dad sold to Tony and I an old car

And we had an old horse trailer

A horse trailer that we would shuttle our equipment around town

So carpet cleaning equipment and tile maintenance equipment

We would move it around town

You were mad evils in terms of transport and broke a terms of business

But every mistake that could be made in the early years we made

And frankly I would have just as soon got out of the business

But we stuck with it and in the end we learned some things

That took our company from really struggling to having great people running very smoothly and profitably

And we were doing over two million dollars a year

So it really turned around

And I can tell you if you like some of them

There are two or three things that really made a difference

I would love to know them and I'm sure the people watching would love to know

How to get from what sounded like a bit of a disastrous company

To a really successful one so any gems

That you can share with us would be super interested

Well your observation that it sounded like a disaster was accurate

Well it really was I mean we were beside ourselves

But we were two things we were curious and we were coachable

So we started to learn learn learn and in fact today I'm going to share some principles about that

But there's a several things we did we learn to put systems in place

And I'm sure you talk to your people about that a lot

So we learned to put systems in place

We learned to find and then keep the right people that was critical

And then we also learned this third thing which is to try

And when it comes to marketing to try to pick strategies

That are rooted in powerful forces affecting human behavior

Again pick strategies that are rooted in powerful forces affecting human behavior

And we can talk about that now real quickly I can tell you

These are not brand new ideas to me

We learn from marketing people over the years

For example Dan Kennedy. He was a direct response is a direct response marketing expert

And we learned a lot from him

Your carpet cleaning folks may be familiar with Joe .

Joe polish was, is a student of Dan Kennedy's and he learned an awful lot

So these principles we learned we learned them and then we adjusted them for our business

So a for example powerful guarantees

So powerful guarantees are important because people like guarantees

They like to move the risk from them to you as the seller

So they like to move it to the cleaning business

But it can't just be a regular guarantee for example

If I said to you Daisy

We're bonded, we're licensed and insured and we guarantee our work

It's nice right ? But does it really sit you up in your chair does it really grab you by the collar ?

Whatever the expression is

And get your attention

Maybe not

No I'd almost say that's the bare minimum I'd expect from a cleaner

Isn't that right?

So well that would be an example of a guarantee

That gets people not only interested in your company

But gets them choosing your cleaning business over somebody else's?

That's a great question.

I can give you one as an example in the office cleaning business

We try to pick on something very important to property managers and building owners

And that is they're sick and tired of the quality

yeah they're sick of the quality going from very good when you first start

All of a sudden it gets worse and worse

And what happens is you promised them three hours a night of cleaning

Becomes two hours a night becomes an hour of night

Because there's a connection between time and cleaning results quality

So for example what if I said our company let's call our company blue tower cleaning

And blue tower cleaning we guarantee

That every week you'll get at least the number of budgeted hours

you were promised to be getting or that week of cleaning is free

oh yeah is that different ?

And they stand out that's something when you say the word free

You're damn serious then right

Well that's right and I think that people really register with a specific

That's why we call it measurable people like that kind of thing

Now if you're supposed to clean Monday Wednesday and Friday

Three three and three hours

Well if it gets to be Wednesday and you're done and you only put in five hours

Then you as a cleaning business that's right

You may have to add an hour to Friday to get the hours right for the week

The attraction of that is incredible plus by the way living up to it is a good idea anyway

Because that's what keeps quality up

But it does but does it really does get your attention though

Because you don't see that kind of a measurable guarantee of performance we call it

At least we don't see that very often and we we think that could be a wonderful thing

Amazing

So

If I'm right in saying the first part of getting your guarantee right is look in your cleaning business

And see what your customers pain points are

So for you and commercial contractors they will be worried that the hours

Correlated to the level of cleaning so you needed to guarantee the amount of hours

Right

You got that exactly right

You've got to find what really registers with your people

Something that will really get their attention and for our industry that really does

And then the second point am i right in saying is find something measurable

So you can put a number on that guarantee

Or you can promise them something such as it's free

Or I think I think that's right.

And what did you find was the effect on your cleaning company, when you started offering this powerful guarantee?

So what you find is response

Which by the way let me mention one other one a social proof

We also use testimonials

And I'm sure Daisy you talked to your folks about the importance of that too

So whether they're responding to the social proof which are testimonials

Whether responding to a powerful guarantee

whatever it is what you note that what we noticed giving example

we would get the following comment on the phone someone would call and ask for a bid

And they would say are you the person that keeps sending me these rather unusual letters

Okay an unusual how?

Well in the sense that they were marketing letters

I may have myself there

I might have testimonials on there I may have a guarantee on there something unusual

That they weren't used to get it

Well that really made a big difference for us

In terms of getting business that helped us to grow

So we used a lot of direct response marketing letters

Now that doesn't mean you can't use calls

And all kinds of things and certainly today there's websites and their search

And so on. But frankly the concepts of marketing remain strong

No matter if the medium changes and then frankly the last thing I was going to talk to you about

If we have time is now something if you have a customer how to keep that customer

Because a customer that you keep is really a sale too isn't it

Of course yeah the lifetime value of a customer is crucial that's right

A great way to grow your business

Right, in the way one of the things that we came up with

And this we did not come up with until later on

It's called delivering noticeable cleaning

And the human nature or the force affecting human behavior is this

Have you ever noticed that people don't always appreciate what you do

People appreciate very often what they notice

So for example in the hotel motel the hospitality industry

They've known this ,I think for a long time

So for example you'll see a little mint in the turn down service on your pillow

I was kidding you at one point on a phone call about how they'll wrap

Or fold a towel and it looks like a swan

And I was kidding you I said I don't know if I've ever been in that fancy of hotel

To have a delightful way and to have a delightful way to show you

That some cleaning was done here. Work was done by someone

And so for example even let's go that go back to that motel or hotel room again

You might see a little tent card that says your room was cleaned by Susan, let's say.

Why do they do that?

They do that to create a human connection to bring your attention to the cleaning

So noticeable cleaning you but also saying listen Susan clean this

And everyone of us I think it's human nature we go over that Susan did a good job

I mean this is very nice someone did some work here

So this kind of noticeable cleaning approach is not arrogant or egotistical

It's a delightful way to bring to your customers attention something

They may have never appreciated the cleaning or had that moment of delight

Unless you did it so for example in office cleaning we might you might hang a little a door hanger

on the conference room door and say this room was clean

Deodorize the carpet last night from your friends of blue tower cleaning

You may put a little sticker on to a mirror in the in the bathroom

It says this bathroom was Diaz disinfected by your friends at blue tower cleaning

We were a little tent card by the phone it says the phone was sanitized

The old you know all time ago and remember when the NAP of carpeting used to be thicker.

Right, yes

And it would leave lines. Yes yes. that's something we would do

We would leave lines uniform lines in the carpet that brings to the attention of the person

Somebody worked here last night look. How nice this looks

Where they may have taken that for granted so that kind of helps

So it can be that it can be the way you leave chairs

It can be the toilet roll the toilet paper roll

Maybe you fold that into a little point

I know this seems like small things but any little delightful thing

that brings some attention that someone says look at that some work was done that's nice

That creates a human connection I probably talk too much and get excited about these things Daisy

But I really do think that cleaning people are just the greatest people in the world

And I just dependable and hard-working and any ideas that can come

That can help them I just get excited about

Because they're my tribe they are who we are

I totally share your passion and I think that the value in that noticeable cleaning idea that you spoke about makes perfect sense

The cleaning industry can almost feel underappreciated

Because your works supposed to go on in the background

When nobody's home or outside of office hours

But to be able to remind people that you're doing a good job allows you to keep the job as well, right ?

You got it! In fact we had a name for that .

Our name for that was you don't want to become the invisible cleaning company

I like that .I really like that

Right I mean see now I'm talking now about office cleaning we clean a lot of times

Let's say 5 o'clock to ten o'clock at night or 6:00 to 10:00

Well often they want to leave the office staff

And if you're never around if you're never making connection that can be a problem

And that's exactly that's why we encourage our people to make some connection

But you don't want to become the invisible cleaning company

Because of this very same reason now in the carpet cleaning industry

I'm talking about office cleaning examples

But there's got to be ways to do this

And apply this in carpet cleaning situations

Absolutely I think that can go across the board on any job any service based industry

If you're just doing them things that just prove that you were there

If you did a great job and you're making people feel special

And that's a beautiful human connection that feels nice

But also allows you to keep getting consistent work

Because people like to feel special

So they'll keep buying into that

Absolutely that's right that's right you got it I think you got it all

Well Dan that is super valuable information

So quick recap of the things we've just spoken about

So the cleaning business owners watching this can apply them

Can you just let us know you're powerful guarantee first

So,a powerful guarantee at least the way we do it is called an MGP measurable guarantee of performance

You can make it for your business that you do and pick something that you can really guarantee

That would mean something important to that prospect to that customer

If you pick that and it's something you can live up to boy you can get a lot of mileage

In terms of attracting new business by using that.

So powerful guarantees is something that you paste on your marketing in order to get more customers

You also put on that social proof can you just explain what that is .

People by nature ,if other people like something are interested we tend to go what's that about

I'm kind of interested what we take we take real credibility in that

It's the same reason why you believe what someone else says about me

Much more than what you believe what I say about me

So hearing what others opinion is so important that's why today and in social media

With reviews it's so enormously important because we believe that human nature

So when you can go on capture it used to be written testimonials

Well, that those days are gone I mean that's fine but today a video testimonial

Which is so approachable for everybody to almost do a video testimonial

Creates a testimonial review it creates social proof which attracts powerfully people

And you can put that right in your marketing on your site on your pieces

To attract new business to grow your cleaning company

Dan, that is a great easy to implement tip that anyone watching this can take as well

If you can just tweak your marketing to have one a powerful guarantee that's measurable

And to put some social proof on your marketing

You can start to gain more cleaning customers and have that powerful edge that other competitors just don't have

That's perfectly put I think that's a I think that's right on the money

And lastly done you spoke about noticeable cleaning

This is your way of keeping the current customers that you have

By making them feel special

Absolutely I remember once there was a man that told me that everybody has a horn hanging around their neck

And it is your job to blow that horn no one else is going to come over and grab that horn and blow that for you

And I always meaning I always took that as meaning

We have to sometimes by human talk about human nature again right

Sometimes we can beat we can feel that we're being it's immodest or or egotistical

Or arrogant to kind of put out the word there about ourselves

And I just want to suggest that this idea of delivery delivering noticeable cleaning

Is in no ways that this is trying to create a delightful way to bring attention

From your prospect to the work that you do it may be the only way

They ever then have that moment of delight and go boy this place looks good

Look at how that carpet looks fantastic and it may be because of something you did

To make that happen.When you do they not only see that they go work was done here

And they also start to connect it to well then someone did to work

Well that was you that was the carpet cleaning company that was the office cleaning company

It creates that human connection and that's still a part a big part of the cleaning business

No matter how much the technology goes ahead that's great

But it's still about the people too.

Again that's another really easy to implement steps

That someone can do today it is your job to make sure

That all your customers know you're doing a good job

Right that's right.

Amazing well Dan

Thank you for giving us such great tips that if you guys at home can implement

These can grow a successful business just like Dan did

Well I will end by saying thank you very much

It was a delight to be on with you today I

I appreciate it well thank you for your time and everyone at home

Thank you so much for tuning in if you've enjoyed this video I want to see more like it

Please hit the subscribe button if you want more cleaning business owners to watch this video

Give us a big thumbs up that allows more people to see it thank you

And if you have any more questions tips

pop them in the comments below and that is where the best conversations happen

Thank you so much for watching and we'll see you guys in the next video

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Rey | Nature Girl by Cryoshell - Duration: 3:22.

There was a girl

A very strange, enchanted girl

They say she wandered very far

Very far

Over land and sea

A little shy

And sad of eyes

But very wise

was she

And then, one day

One magic day she passed my way

And while we spoke of many things

Fools and kings

This she said to me:

The greatest thing

you'll ever learn

is just to love

and be loved in return

The greatest thing

you'll ever learn

is just to love

and be loved in return

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TOP 10 FILIPINO HOLLYWOOD ACTORS 2018 - Duration: 5:53.

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Song, sayin yea, yea,,,,,O, O,,,

Top 10 HOLLYWOOD FILIPINO ACTORS 2018

Number 10 Michael Copon

Number 9 Alec Mapa

Number 8 Allen Evangelista

Number 7 TV Carpio

Number 6 Shannyn Sossamon

Number 5 Charlynne Yi

Number 4 Joel Dela Fuente

Number 3 Reggie Lee

Number 2 Jacob Batalon

Number 1 Dave Bautista

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20 Things We Don't Do Anymore Because of Technology - Duration: 10:02.

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"Salman Khan" Ko Gangster Ne Di Jaan Se Marne Ki Dhamki | Race 3 - Duration: 1:15.