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- You've played a young Patrick Stewart in another franchise
- Don't get me going man. - I am getting you going.
- Don't get me going.
- So you want in on this new Picard TV series
as young Picard.
- I'm jonesin for some Trekkin', man.
- Make your case to Patrick
and the powers that be right now,
give us your engaged - I will take you
where no Star Trek fan has gone before.
(laughs)
I will reveal things about Jean-Luc Picard
that nobody even wanted to see.
- [Josh] I don't know if you're making
your case (laughs)
- I need your abilities to get us all out of here
and show the world, we exist.
(growls)
(high intensity music)
That sounds like the bad guys teaming up.
- Good to see you man, as always.
- Thank you, you too.
- Congratulations on the new film.
- Cheers man, thank you. - This is one of those
where I was one of those in the audience when I saw "Split"
that literally uttered an explicative at the end of the film
I just couldn't believe what I was watching.
(surprised noise)
- Basically, - Yeah, alright.
- That's how I reacted but I was gonna say
I know you, as you were in production on "Split"
you became aware
that this was all connected to "Unbreakable".
- [James] Yeah, yeah.
- You know, you've done a lot of cool roles
you've been a part of a lot cool franchises,
this is added to the list?
- Yeah definitely.
I mean, when I originally made "Split"
I was not aware that we were in a greater Shyamaverse.
There was little clue in the script,
that I completely missed, and he kept making reference to it
and I was like, Jesus,
he talks about "Unbreakable" a lot and...
- This guy really needs to move on.
- I know it was a great film, but you know,
"You had bigger success, let it go man.
"What comes next?
"Look forward."
And then one day he said something a bit clearer
and I went, "I'm sorry, what?"
Cause he said something like,
"You know if this one does really well,
"we could find ourselves back here with Sam and Bruce."
And I was like oh!
And in that moment I said like,
"That's not cleared in the script, it's really."
(laughter)
And what we ended up putting at the end of the script
was so brilliant - Amazing.
and all that kind of stuff.
Yeah it's cool to be part of something that is greater
than that which you think originally, greater than that
which the audience thinks is originally.
And just to be part of something that's got
a 19 year lifespan is really cool.
Your performance obviously was such a crazy tour de force
in the first one, - Thank you.
and in this one, you get to play what, we see
I think 20 different personalities.
- 20 yeah.
- Although you filmed I think all 24, is that correct?
- No we filmed 23, which seems slightly perverse to me.
I was like, when they said in the script it was 23,
I was like, "You're leaving one out?"
(laughs)
Like, you're going all that way?
It's like you go to the peak of the mountain,
and just before you get there you go like,
(click noise)
I'm gonna let the next guy, I'm just gonna go back down.
I'm gonna go back, I'm good, I saw it, I'm good.
So yeah, we did 23
and then by the end of the editing process
we'd cut out three of them.
- Got it.
Do you have any input on any of the personalities?
Or was that all Night?
Were there any of them that you said
it might be cool to do a riff on this?
- I had an idea that it would be cool.
We have a character who sort of like,
thought he was a professional model,
so he was just constantly like,
posing the whole time, and being like.
- So the natural James, the actual James.
- The actual me, be like, it come real naturally.
That didn't appear.
The characters were written by him and then they might
have gotten fleshed out by me,
they might of had things added to them by me,
but it was on the page really.
Hedwig as we know from the last one and this one
is a pretty big fan of hip-hop,
- Yes.
- The dance sequence in the last one was amazing.
Did you want more dancing in this one?
- There was a moment where I sang a little bit of Drake
and there was some proper good moves in that bit.
I was like, this is a really good bit,
this is my dance bit, but I'm singing Drake over it.
I was like, should we do a pass where I don't sing Drake?
- For the rights and credits kind of thing.
- Cause Drake's not gonna give us this song for nothing
he was like, "Nah, Drake will be cool."
He'll be like,
I was like, "Drake's gonna want half a million,
"and you're not gonna wanna pay it or Universal, or Disney
"or all three of you aren't gonna want to pay it.
"And that's cool bit's gonna get cut."
And that's what happened.
- Do you share Hedwig's sensibilities
in terms of musical taste?
- Yeah I can appreciate it,
but I'm, do you know what?
I'm just not big on music at all.
- Really?
- Yeah I'm really not, I know it's like failing.
It's like - You just don't
listen to music?
- The only time I ever really feel like I rely on music is
when I'm tidying in the house, and I generally play
the same playlist by Jamiroquai.
(laughter)
Which is pretty great for tidying.
- There's no segue so I'm just gonna jump in.
- There is no segue from that.
- There is no segue from Jamiroquai,
but Star Trek we've talked at length
about how much we both love this franchise.
You've played a young Patrick Stewart in another franchise.
- Don't get me going man.
- I am getting you going. - Don't get me going.
- So you want in,
on this new Picard TV series as young Picard.
- I'm jonesin for some Trekkin' man.
- Make your case to Patrick
and the powers that be right now, give us your make it so,
give us your engaged. - I will take you
where no Star Trek fan has gone before.
I will reveal things about Jean-Luc Picard
that nobody even wanted to see.
(both laugh)
- I don't know if you're making your case.
- I will rip this cabin to shreds.
- Oh no!
Do you have a make it so in you?
Do you have an engage?
- Make it so, number one.
(laughter)
Engage D L grade hot.
It's good, I know it's good, it's good.
(laughs)
He told me a really good story once about
how he was also the captain of the actors on set
quite often, some of the other cast members
of next gen would be like, "What, I was the boss."
When they had to do like torpedo hits,
or photon torpedo hits on the enterprise or whatever,
they all had to, they'd have to, whoa!
Do the classic thing of like, whoa!
And then he would be in charge of setting the tone
so that everybody was on the same level.
And they'd be like,
what'd you think Patrick, and he'd be like,
"Oh that's a number three."
And the whole cast knew what a number one was.
So a number one would be like, mm.
and a number two would be like.
And all the way up to number 10 where they're like
(warbling whoa) (laughs)
it's really, really cool,
no I'm not expecting to get a call to play,
the young Jean-Luc unfortunately.
- I am.
- I will be tuning in and I can't wait to see what he does.
Cause he's a brilliant actor and he's amazing in that role
and it's just nice that Star Trek are
looking further than just a spaceship and a crew,
do you know what I mean? - Totally.
- Doing something different, that's awesome.
- It's gonna be him on the winery, on earth
in retirement or something.
- Maybe, yeah he's just like,
"Hmm this is a good vintage."
And then Sylvia Buchanan comes in,
and he's like, "Hello dear.
"Wouldn't you know it, it's nice to see you.
"I've come to you now at the turn of the tide."
That's not, that's different.
- I know.
I wanna play the young him as well,
and the young Dumbledore.
- You're so greedy.
- Yeah, I know I want them all.
- Jude has that by the way. - I'm gonna kill him.
(James laughs) - Okay.
- "X-Men" we're gonna see Dark Phoenix" here,
I think fourth go around, is that, do I have that right?
Something like that?
- Yes, it's my fourth time playing.
- Everybody loves Simon Kinburg,
you guys have done some additional photography
does it feel like a different kind of a thing
than the last three you've done?
A different kind of vibe?
- It's interesting, coming off the back of "Glass"
'cause one of the things that's been said about it
is it's a more, I don't know, grounded
super hero movie or something.
I feel like "Dark Phoenix" a little bit of that too.
- Yeah.
- I think it's gone back to what I've always loved
about the X-Men, which is the bad guys aren't bad guys
the bad guys are your family.
The bad guys are your best friend,
the bad guys are your brothers,
the bad guys are somebody who you completely understand
and empathize with, and so it makes their conflict
a lot more interesting.
And tricky for the audience
and the characters to negotiate.
That's what I love about it, Simon's just a great,
he's a really good guy, really good writer,
but a really good director of actors too.
And that's something that I think Bryan Singer
had always recognized in him as well.
Well Simon was in no way sort of
undermining what Bryan was doing.
Bryan was in no way scared of letting him go like,
"If you've got something to say,
"get in there and say it."
And totally and helped his actors out.
God we needed some help.
(laughs)
It was a natural progression as well.
- What do you think about the notion of
X-Men joining the MCU?
Would you want to reprise your character
in that kind of mish-mash?
Or do you wanna
keep going with somebody else?
I love playing Charles.
But you've got to write something interesting
for you to do as an actor.
You can't just keep doing the same thing
again and again and again.
So it may be time for somebody else to come in.
Marvel and Disney are very smart
and they've done this excellently.
They seem to be on the verge of doing something new
with just regards to the X-Men anyway, which is exciting
I'm excited to see that.
Can the X-Men fold into the Avengers world?
Essentially it's the Avengers world we're talking about.
I don't know, one of the beautiful things about the X-Men
one of the things that always strikes me
when the fans talk to you about it,
is the reason that they love it,
is because it has a parallel with disenfranchised,
with people that have been ghettoized,
with ethnic minorities, sexual minorities,
with any kind of person
that mainstream society is scared of.
And there are large amounts of, they get pushed down,
pushed off to the sides of society
and that's what the mutants represent.
They're not the same necessarily as the handful of heroes
that are regarded as demi gods in the,
at times of course, they're not,
they're fallen from that demi god position as well.
So if you fold them in,
does that get rid of that social commentary
and that thing where people who are immigrants
into your country and are vilified for it
can identify with mutants, people who have,
a different sexual preference are vilified and scared,
and hide away because of it.
They can identify with the people who are a different ethnic
minority, and they're vilified because mainstream society
is scared of anything that's different.
They can identify with mutants.
Do you get rid of that parallel?
Or are Marvel and Disney just so smart
they've figured out a way to do it, and keep it all.
- Right.
- Because they seem to be really clever at,
Do we come back?
I don't know,
we're all out of contract so we don't have to
and I don't know they might not ask us to.
But if they did and there was something interesting to do
I'm sure we would, and if they don't,
it's been a good 10 years.
- Last thing for you,
I saw our buddy Chastain and recently,
we talked a little "IT" Chapter two.
- Yeah?
- I can't wait to see this,
I love what they did with the first one,
but I'm curious cause Bill Skarsgård
creates such an amazing character in that first film.
- I think what he does, is pretty exceptional.
I thought he was great in the first one
but when you see it on set, it's the commitment
and the effort that he puts into...
It's crazy freaky makeup.
And it might be easy you just go,
"Oh it's crazy freaky makeup and a funny voice."
But it's truly disturbing, what he's doing on set.
- Yeah.
- I'm told not to say even too much about it,
about him, specifically I've had press notes,
saying like, "Don't talk too much about Bill
"and like this that and the next thing."
- That's all you want to talk about because he's so amazing.
- I'll say that,
it's pretty disturbing being on set with him
and I do remember at times, after he was doing stuff
all of his adult actors playing the losers
just going like, this is not comfortable.
(laughs)
and we are full of respect for this guy right now.
Well the kids on the first one, they kept away from him
like purposefully.
- So they should.
(laughs)
Cause it's well freaky.
- You're like, keep me away, it's too much.
It's always good to catch up with you man.
- Thank you, cheers man.
- I look forward to your spin-off film
with just the model character we never saw
in this one right?
- Yeah, it's called "The Poser"
(laughs)
I'm really, I'm really excited--
- It works on a number of levels.
- Yeah it's probably the Shamaverse.
Yeah it's gonna be really, really cool.
- See you on the next one bud.
- Thank you. - Thanks buddy, appreciated.
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Meghan Markle Shares Due Date and Whether She and Prince Harry Know First Baby's Gender - Duration: 16:08.
Meghan Markle Shares Due Date and Whether She and Prince Harry Know First Baby's Gender.
The Duchess of Sussex let slip her baby's due date as she chatted to well-wishers in Birkenhead today.
Meghan, 37, revealed that she is six months pregnant, with her first child expected in late April
as she met locals in the Merseyside town during her and Prince Harry's first joint engagement of the year.
She also revealed the couple don't know whether they're having a boy or a girl, as they want it to be a 'surprise'.
The brief exchange took place as Meghan, glowing in a red wrap coat worn over a figure-hugging £107 purple dress from Babaton by Aritizia,
chatted to locals who had gathered to meet her and Harry.
While Kensington Palace have not publicly revealed Meghan's due date,
royal fans had previously speculated that Baby Sussex could be expected as early as March due to her blossoming baby bump.
Meghan paired her colourful dress with a £1,695 Gabriela Hearst leather 'bowling' bag and vertiginous red stilettos and,
in a return to her signature style, the duchess ditched the sleek chignon she's been sporting in recent weeks
in favour of a relaxed 'messy' bun as she and Harry charmed the locals who had gathered to see them.
Her £1,085 red coat, believed to be a new addition to her wardrobe,
is from Canadian brand Sentaler and the duchess has worn the brown version previously in Sandringham.
Speaking after her royal encounter, local woman Kim Thompson said:
'She said she is six months pregnant and due at the end of April, beginning of May'.
Harry was also heard asking one mother how her daughter Lily's name was spelt,
although Meghan insisted that they did not know the sex of their baby.
Miss Thompson said: 'Another woman in the crowd joked that she was a trained midwife.
Meghan said that one of her friends had [given birth] five weeks early and [the midwife] said the baby comes when they are ready.
I said, as long as they are healthy, and Meghan agreed.
Then she said, pointing to Harry, 'He's going to make a fantastic father'.
The Duchess also chatted to a hypnobirthing teacher, Sonia Richards, who was in the crowd with her mother Marion Mazumder.
Sonia, who runs Wirral Hypno, said: 'I told her I teach hypnobirthing and she said, 'It's such a special thing that you are doing'.
She looked radiant, she looked really well and I just wished her a wonderful birth'.
Marion added: 'I said I am looking forward to the baby coming and she said, 'So are we''.
The couple also knelt down when meeting a group of blind children, allowing them to feel their faces.
The royal couple were also given a babygro bearing the words 'Born in 2019' by eight year old Harry Edwards and Megan O'Carroll, of St Werburgh's.
The schoolchildren were among 16 pupils whose names were pulled out of a hat by teachers to attend the walkabout in Birkenhead's Hamilton Square.
Told it was Megan's ninth birthday, Harry asked her:
'Has anyone sung Happy Birthday to you yet? No? I think we should...', leading the crowd in the song.
Arriving a few moments later, Meghan said: 'I missed a happy birthday that was happening!'
Told it was for her little namesake, the Duchess leaned down to shake her hand, saying: 'Happy birthday, Megan!'
And when she realised Megan was standing with another Harry, she giggled:
'Oh my gosh, really? Megan and Harry? That's really sweet, that's so nice'.
The Duchess also spotted a handmade sign by Lewis Avis-Taylor, nine,
from Park Primary School in Wallasey, which read: 'Welcome Harry and Meghan'.
The 37-year-old told a young girl in the crowd that neither she or husband Prince Harry know the sex of their first child and were 'keeping it as a surprise'.
Kitty Dudley, nine, from St Anne's Primary School in nearby Rockferry, said:
'Meghan came up to me and asked me how old I was and where I went to school.
I could see her bump and I asked if she was having a boy or a girl and she said 'we don't know whether it's a boy or girl, we are keeping it as a surprise'.
Megan Redford, seven, quizzed the Duchess on baby names saying:
'She asked me if I was called Meg or Meghan because she said her friends call her Meg and mine do as well.
'I asked her whether she would call her baby Amy if she has a girl and she said 'That's a really pretty name, I like it, we'll have to think about it'.
The former actress could be seen frequently holding her growing baby bump,
which could clearly be seen protruding from her purple Babaton by Aritizia dress and Sentaler coat.
Meghan said she was 'feeling really well' and thanked locals including 92-year-old Dorothy Parker from Hoylake for waiting in the cold to see her.
Dorothy said: 'I thanked Meghan for coming to see us and asked her how she was feeling.
She told me she was feeling really well and said the best part of her day was meeting me.
She's such a lovely woman and so beautiful I'm delighted I got to meet her'.
'What a nice sign, did you make that?' she asked.
Told he had made sure to spell her name correctly, she laughed, adding: 'Thank you, I do appreciate that!'
St. Werburgh's Deputy Headteacher Sarah Dakin said: 'It's amazing to see them here in Birkenhead.
A lot of our children use The Hive and lots of their mum's use Tomorrow's Women,
so the visit is really important for the community.
On the walkabout they were given a teddy bear and lots of gifts and flowers.
'We asked her how her pregnancy was going and she said she was six months and she tapped her tummy,'
said Carla Gandy, from nearby Wallasey, who was there with her daughter Sofia, four.
She told others that she's due in late April.
Rebecca Blundell, who was in Hamilton Square with daughters Lily, six, and Lottie, two, says harry asked how to spell Lily's name.
'Meghan came up straight after and said that he's going to be a fantastic dad'.
Another member of the crowd added: 'She said her pregnancy had gone so quickly,'
'I asked her how she was coping on those high heels. She said 'One day at a time!'
The couple travelled to Merseyside from London this morning to visit organisations that support and empower groups within the community.
Their first stop was Birkenhead's Hamilton Square to view a new sculpture that was erected in November to mark the 100th anniversary of war poet Wilfred Owen's death.
The statue, which is named after one of Owen's works, Futility, is cast in bronze and represents an exhausted First World War soldier.
After unveiling a plaque to mark their visit, Harry and Meghan met local veterans and members of the Birkenhead Institute Old Boys,
which Owen belonged to, and played a part in the creation of the tribute.
Owen, who lived in the area for seven years of his childhood and was educated at Birkenhead Institute,
wrote poetry influenced by his experiences in the trenches.
He was killed trying to cross a canal a week before the end of the war in 1918.
The Duke and Duchess then undertook a royal walkabout amongst the large crowds,
many of whom had been queuing for hours to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
Prince Harry gave four-year-old Eliza Morris a hug after seeing her sign 'Gingers Unite;
I love you Harry' on a walkabout today. He said, 'I love this! Do you love your hair? The sign is amazing!'
Harry stopped as he and Meghan spent more than 45 minutes chatting to the crowds.
Fans presented Meghan with bouquets of flowers, and she looked particularly delighted
with the gift of handmade paper flowers from a young fan from the nearby Fun Train Day Nursery.
The Duke and Duchess then travelled to Number 7, a Feeding Birkenhead citizen's supermarket and community café,
to official open the new premises in a surprise visit.
Feeding Birkenhead is a coalition of churches, food banks, community groups,
and other organisations working together to eliminate hunger in the Merseyside town.
The supermarket enables local families to buy their weekly shopping at a discounted price,
and provides advice and advocacy on benefits, looking for work, debt, budgeting, and cooking.
Harry and Meghan met with a number of the supermarket's staff and members,
learning more about how Number 7 helps to build the community's resilience against hunger.
Later they visited Tomorrow's Women Wirral, an organisation that supports women in vulnerable circumstances.
Initially established in 2011 to support women upon their release from prison,
it has since expanded and now offers a range of training courses and workshops for more than 6000 local women,
including support groups around mental health issues, domestic abuse, and addiction.
Harry and Meghan spoke to some of the women directly before visiting the onsite charity shop, café, and Inspiration Hall.
As they visited the group, which helps disadvantaged and vulnerable women,
Meghan proved herself to be very much in charge when she got to her feet for an impromptu speech, saying:
'We all know how important it is for me, women supporting each other'.
Echoing Harry's words, she added: 'It is also key that men are there supporting behind the scenes'.
As she spoke, Harry stood listening at her side.
Then, when she had finished she gestured towards the plaque and said laughingly to Harry: 'If you don't mind'.
Harry responded by making a humorous face, prompting laughter from the audience.
They also met women in a knitting group and another group making floral displays at Tomorrow's Women Wirral.
In the knitting group Harry was particularly taken with a tiny hat and pair of bootees for a premature baby.
'That's adorable,' he said on seeing the hat. Then, struck by how small the bootees were, he exclaimed: 'No way!'
Romel Cox, who knitted the bootees, said: 'They are for a newborn. He loved them'.
Amanda Copland, who runs the knitting group, said that Harry was so impressed with the baby knitwear that the women offered it to him as a gift.
Harry, however, was having none of it. 'He said, 'I only looked at them!'
She added that they clearly made a strong impression on him.
'He has got those gibbery knees from the new baby coming along. He was going all red in the cheeks'.
In the floristry room, the duchess was quizzed about whether she was having a boy or a girl.
After the duchess said she did not know, a woman suggested it would be a girl.
The duchess laughed: 'Everyone has got very strong opinions - that it's either a boy or a girl'.
In the knitting room the duchess spotted one woman, Carol Cullen, 71,
who was wearing a T shirt with a picture of Cilla Black and the words 'Talented Carol Sings Cilla'.
After Ms Cullen embraced the duchess, Meghan asked her what her favourite song was.
How Much Is That Doggie In The Window, she replied. 'My grandmother loved that song too,' said the duchess.
Val Curtis, Ms Cullen's Mencap 'buddy', said that she sang in the charity's Christmas pantomime.
Turning to Ms Cullen, she told her: 'I told you if you wore that T shirt you would get noticed'.
In her speech the duchess said: 'We really believe in the work that Tomorrow's Women is doing but having spoken to all of you,
we very much believe in each and every one of you.
The courage that you have, the resilience that is being built with you being here, and just the journey that you keep continuing to take.
'You're an inspiration to so many people so thank you for having us'.
Angela Murphy, the chief executive of Tomorrow's Women, said the charity was set up as an alternative to probation,
but has since expanded into providing a range of services for other as well as ex-offenders.
It started with 28 women on its books: it now helps 6,500 women with training courses
and workshops including support groups around mental health issues, domestic abuse and addiction.
Mrs Murphy said: 'It is about empowering women so that they know their worth and can lead the positive lives they want to lead.
'Any issue that a woman has that might get her into difficulty, they can come here. We can stop them from going any further.
If they are coming in because they have debt issues, or can't cope because they are drinking too much, we are diverting them'.
Their last stop of the day was the Hive Wirral Youth Zone. Created by the charity OnSide Youth Zones,
which is developing 21st century youth facilities across the UK,
the Hive provides a safe environment where young people can come and enjoy themselves,
building key skills and raising their aspirations and confidence.
Harry, who has previously expressed concern about the number of youth clubs shutting all over Britain because of council cuts, said:
'When every single youth club and youth service is being closed down, they just started something here'.
He told children at the state-of-the-art youth club in the town, the 96th most deprived area out of 32,844 in England:
'The more we can build these, the better - especially for you guys'.
The youth centre, which has 4,000 members paying £5 per year and boasts a sports centre, recording studio,
a skate park, climbing wall and countless other facilities, provides at least 20 activities per day.
Funded by a mixture of local authority, charity and private money,
it was set up by the OnSide Youth Zones charity in April 2017 but was officially opened today by Harry and Meghan.
In a neighbouring room, the couple talked to young people doing a team-building exercise
as part of a course in employability with jobs coaches from The Hive and the Prince's Trust.
Among them was Alexandra Tolond, 19, who gave them a pineapple-design clock she had made
as a way of explaining how The Hive has helped her get over mental health problems,
which she did not want to detail - stemming back to the death of her father when she was 11.
Pineapple was a safe word she used to acknowledge she was struggling to cope. 'The Hive literally saved my life,' she said.
Harry and Meghan praised her as an inspiration.'I will look at the pineapple and always think of you, Alex,' Meghan said.
Before they left, Meghan unveiled a plaque marking the official opening of the centre.
Mr Field, who has served Birkenhead since 1979,
wrote to the couple himself and said he was 'absolutely thrilled' when they accepted his offer.
He told the newspaper: 'Although there are hundreds of projects I'd like the royal couple to see,
the groups they will be meeting next week are characteristic of so much of the good work going on in Birkenhead.
'They will be seeing a stunning World War I memorial that sets new standards for sculpture.
They will also launch new projects that are at the cutting edge of fighting poverty,
draw even greater attention to the inspirational work being done by Tomorrow's Women Wirral,
and witness the impact The Hive is having on the lives of so many young people in Wirral'.
Mr Field said the visit to Tomorrow's Women will be of great interest
to Meghan in particular with her focus on women's issues and countering modern slavery.
He added: 'She will be talking to women there on these issues
as well as how they successfully make the transition back from prison to society'.
Mr Field said the projects were chosen by the couple and for their proximity to one another.
That means they can spend more time meeting people from Birkenhead rather than travelling longer distances between engagements, the Echo reported.
The MP praised the royal family for showing interest in 'bodies that fill gaps that the state cannot and doesn't reach',
and 'making sure money is raised so that those bodies have viable budgets'.
Pregnant Meghan, who is expecting her first child with Harry this spring,
is continuing to keep a busy schedule packed with royal engagements as she nears her due date.
The mother-to-be stepped out in London last week and the couple will also make an appearance
on Wednesday to watch Cirque du Soleil's TOTEM at the Royal Albert Hall,
as part of a fundraising campaign for Harry's charity Sentebale.
It comes as the couple continue to make renovations on their new home,
Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, ahead of the birth of their first child.
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More Vision Gains! 3 MINUTE UPDATE - Duration: 3:17.
Expecting some new goat babies any day now.
Taking the baby for a walk and doing some vision stretching. This is
always so encouraging to go out and walk with no glasses on because I realize how
much I can actually see and it's ecstatic really. I mean it's
incredible! So right now I can see telephone poles and telephone wires,
houses way way in the distance, fence posts, all kinds of stuff. Pretty cool now.
I can't see everything perfectly clearly. It's not 20/20 yet,
but I'm on my way there. So for example, there is still some double vision that
I'm dealing with. Sorry the sun's in the background. But that is a good thing.
Double vision is an indicator that you're on the right path. It starts off
where everything is blur, then you have a sharper image maybe superimposed over a
blurrier double image, and then eventually those will fuse into one
clear image. So I'm getting closer every day. Here's what I'm looking at as I walk.
I can see with my naked eye those telephone poles. I can also see that tiny
little water tower back there with my naked eye. I don't know how well this
will pick up on video, oh yeah you can see it, so see those three telephone
poles way out on the horizon? That's way, way, way far away and I can now see those
with my naked eye. I can also read the 20/25 line on this Snellen that I have
outside in natural light. Not direct sunlight but just good ambient natural
light. So I can read the 20/25 line. Now inside is another story. Because it's
indoor lighting, fluorescent lighting, or incandescent lighting, and it's not
nearly as good as outdoor light, so I still can't see that well indoors but
I'm working towards it. So just because I can see 20/25 outdoors doesn't mean that
all of a sudden now I can see that well indoors, but
I'm gonna continue doing the active focusing and everything that I have been
doing and more and more every day I'm finding myself going without my glasses.
I'll wake up in the morning and not put them on and then I usually won't even
feel like I need to put them on until about 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon when
my eyes start getting tired and the light starts getting less. So all in all
I'm super encouraged. If this is the first of my videos on vision improvement
that you've watched, please go check out the link right up here and watch that
video before you attempt to do anything as far as natural vision improvement
goes. Check out the links in the description. Those will be really helpful
for you, and thanks for watching! Bye-bye!
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Lapis x Labyrinth: New Release Date and Trailer | News | Backlog Battle - Duration: 3:06.
What's up everyone?
Alex here!
Lapis x Labyrinth's release date has, at long last, been finalized, and is now set
to come out on May 28, 2019.
The footage playing in the background is from the "Steps to Success trailer" released
today, and I will be playing it in its entirety shortly.
While seeing Lapis x Labyrinth's stacking mechanic might remind players of World of
Final Fantasy, that's where the similarities end.
Ultimately, it's an action RPG that asks you to set off on various quests into a deep
dungeon, while seeking enormous amounts of loot, in the hopes of helping your local town.
There doesn't seem like there's much of a story here at all, but it makes up for it
with a ton of action, filling the screen with sprites, particles, and explosions that seems
to be fit for short bursts of play.
That said, I'm looking forward to checking this game out on the Nintendo Switch, since
it's coming out on that platform.
It's also coming out on PS4 on the same day!
How does the game look to you all?
Let me know what you think in the comments below and enjoy the trailer!
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Sleep Like Rip Van Winkle: Quality Sleep The Holy Grail of A Happy Productive Life - Duration: 7:06.
Hi.
Dr. Minkoff here.
I want to talk about sleep.
If there's a "Holy Grail" of a happy productive life
it's probably getting enough quality sleep.
You've probably all experienced it.
You went to bed too late.
You got up too early.
You don't feel well.
You can't think straight.
You're not really in present time.
For some people their chronic weight gain
is because their body's chronically stressed
because they haven't been getting enough sleep.
They're having trouble on the job
because they haven't got enough sleep.
They're irritable because they haven't gotten enough sleep.
You can't exercise because you don't feel well
because you haven't got enough sleep.
You didn't get enough sleep and you exercise hard
and then you got sick.
So, on top of not getting up sleep,
now you're sick and your throat's scratchy
and like, "Oh no, no. I'm getting sick."
Okay?
So, these are all things
which, we're all stressed.
We're all busy.
We have to do something about it
but what I found is if I can manage my sleep
I can manage about anything else that I have to do
during the day.
Okay?
And you can track this.
You can have your phone that tracks it.
There's wristwatches that track it.
There's rings that track it
but if you track it,
what you find is you have to get a certain amount
of deep sleep and you have to get a certain amount
of REM sleep
and you can't wake up too many times during the night
or it messes it up.
And your sleep score will go down
and when your sleep score is good,
you feel good and when it's not,
you feel bad.
There's some things that you can do just to manage it.
Okay?
If you sleep in a room where there's a lot of lights on
you're not going to sleep as well.
So, it's good to have it dark.
Dark as you could get.
Blue lights are bad.
On your computer and on your phone
there's apps where you can get the light to be turned down
so that there's no blue light coming out.
That kind of gets the brain ready for the lights
or the Sun is down,
it's turning it down.
Electronics are a big factor for most people for sleep
So, if you sleep in a room with a
big screen TV and your phone next to you
and your computer on and all this electronic stuff,
your body is getting that 120 cycles per second all the time
vibration which causes a cortisol response.
It causes an adrenaline response
and it's not going to let your body totally relax.
So, an electronic free bedroom is really helpful.
If you want to try this,
an experiment is if you could do it.
There may be part of your electricity in your house
where you can turn off your bedroom.
You can turn off the electronics in your bedroom.
And if you can turn the electronics off in your bedroom,
the room feels completely different and you will find
that your body actually reaches a level of relaxation
that you're not normally used to.
So, these things can all be helpful.
The other thing is, is I think a set bedtime.
Go to bed at the same time every night.
Weekends, other times,
because it's really important.
Your body gets used to it.
It anticipates it.
You go to bed at 11:00.
You get up at 6:00 or 7:00.
Most people need between 7 and 8,
maybe 9 hours, whatever it is for you,
where you get the quality thing
and then your body gets in the routine
and it works well
and you get out of the routine
and it doesn't work very well.
I was just on a long trip.
I was somewhat jet-lagged.
It takes a while to get it back again
where it's like, okay now the body knows the routine.
The other thing that I found is
that you have to manage what you do
before you go to bed.
Okay?
My wife and I have an agreement that after 9 o'clock at night
we don't bring up any subjects
that are going to be stressful to each other.
Okay?
It's really important
because if we have something we don't agree on,
if we have a little tiff over something,
then neither one of us is gonna sleep very well.
So, it's just after 9 o'clock, okay that's it.
Everything is happy, nice, all good.
We don't watch super action movies before we go to sleep
because then we can't go to sleep.
Okay?
Adrenaline and cortisol.
So, the normal course of cortisol during the day
is real high in the morning .
The thing that wakes you up is a cortisol spike .
It goes a little bit down,
a little bit down, at night before you go to bed,
it's supposed to be lower.
If at 9 o'clock you turn on an action flick
and now your cortisol is up here
then it's going to take some hours for that thing to calm down
and your sleep isn't gonna be any good.
Your heart rate's gonna be high
and your body temperature isn't going to be right
and you're not going to be good.
So, these are things that you can manage.
Figure out, some people it's a warm bath.
Some people it's, "Hey, take some magnesium
"before you go to bed at night,"
because magnesium is a natural relaxant.
It reduces cortisol.
It gets things to calm down.
I take a scoop of this every night before I go to bed.
I have for years and years and years.
Because it's a natural relaxer.
Okay?
Many people as they age,
their hormones aren't quite right balanced
and their melatonin, which is a super important hormone
that has to do with sleep and brain antioxidant
and brain recovery, that most people that we measure
by the time they're like 40 years old,
their melatonin levels are too low.
Their body is not producing it
and in order to produce it, you need amino acids,
Perfect Amino, and you got to take something that's got melatonin.
And if you do,
you can help yourself get into a good pattern
so that you can actually go to bed,
sleep really well,
feel really good and then you can be very productive
in the next day.
Okay?
So, these are things that most people can work out.
The things I mentioned now are suggestions.
We'll do some more in-depth stuff on this
but this sort of gets your,
there's a hat to be worn.
It's a sleep hat.
Okay?
What temperature is your room?
What kind of blankets do you like?
Okay?
Do you want it quiet or do you need a noise machine?
That you work out for yourself these things
so that you can actually,
you put the hat on and you go into the routine
and the habit makes the thing happen.
Okay?
Healthy habits produce health.
Healthy sleep habits produce good sleep
and then you just don't deviate from it.
All my friends know
and my family knows that I go to bed at 11:15.
I go to bed at 11:15.
I don't care what's happening, I go to bed 11:15
because if I want to get up early
and do the things I like to do,
I have to get my sleep.
Okay?
So, figure out what your sleep hat is
and then wear the hat and that will create a habit
and you will be able to then get good sleep every night
get up in the morning, feel well and be productive.
Okay?
Hope this helps.
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Smoked Pork Butt Competition - Cured Vs. Uncured Pulled Pork Recipe - Duration: 14:05.
what is up everybody this is Lyle no hippie BBQ and I wanted to try curing a
pork butt so that's what we're going to be doing in this video what I might do
is buy another pork butt and cook it more traditionally take it into work and
have them try and see which one they like as far as curing pork butt or any
kind of meat there's an excellent web page on amazing ribs com I'm gonna leave
a link to that in the description and really if you want to know how much
Prague powder or cure salt number one that you need for any kind of meat you
enter in a few different things they don't tell you exactly how much you need
so run by there and take a look at it now as far as curing this goes really
all that you need is the prague powder number one and some kosher salt and
you're good to go I want mine to have a little bit more
flavor so we're going to be adding a few more things so the ingredients I have is
we have some prague powder number one and this is the brand I like it's Hoosier
Hill I'm gonna leave a link where you can buy this in the description below
we're going to be using some kosher salt now I'm using 1 cup of kosher salt this
should have about 2 cups but instead of using that I'm just using a seasoning
called Everglade seasoning and I'm using a cup of that as opposed to 2 cups of
the kosher salt I'm adding some brown sugar as well about 4 cinnamon sticks
and I don't know I just had some pickling spice laying around so we're
gonna throw about it there's about a quarter of a bottle left so we're gonna
throw that in and we have honey first thing I'm gonna do is I'm going to
add all these ingredients except for the honey and the Prague powder into a pot
we're gonna heat it up you really don't need to heat this up but I have some
cinnamon sticks need to kind of get activated so it'll also help the salt
the sugars dissolved a little bit more so we're gonna add this in and I'm
throwing it on the stove you know bringing it up too right before it
boiled and I'm shutting it down letting it cool off and then we're gonna get
this pork butt in with our honey and our Prague powder number one they're
bringing up to date I'll let that solution come to a boil on the stove
turn it down let it simmer for about ten minutes it's cooled down now I added
another gallon and a half of water so that's putting us at three total gallons
now we're gonna add our curing salt so our Prague powder number one our honey
we're going to stir this in now as far as the pork butt goes I did rinse that
off really good and I poked it with holes just to let the just to make sure
the cure kind of really got in there and it's gonna have a chance to sit in this
cure for four maybe five days before I smoked it so we're gonna get it in now
I'm in Colorado right so let's make sure this covers okay it does right now the
temperatures outside are anywhere between I don't know 20 to 30 degrees
this is gonna be in my garage we're gonna seal this up I'm gonna throw some
ice on top of it and that's where it's gonna sit everyday I will add more ice
on to it just to make sure that it stays at that temperature would well we should
be good to go I'll see you in four days here's what I'm gonna do this pork butt
is that a chance to cure for four days this is one that I just bought today I'm
gonna cook these exactly the same we're gonna take it into work and see what
people think so I don't always use binders on my pork butt but we're gonna
do it in this one and we're gonna do both of these exactly the same
we're gonna rub both of them down with this mustard and then season them up the
seasoning I have is just a recipe that I kind of threw together has all the
ingredients that you would be expecting for a pork rub okay so now that we have
these rub down we're gonna hit it with this seasoning that I just made up and
we're gonna be cooking this on my Weber 26 inch kettle grill with the slow into
your attachment all right so we have both of these rubbed down I have my
chimney starter rolling I cannot wait to see how this cured pork comes out as
opposed to this regular pulled pork it's been something I've been thinking about
for a while so this is definitely something I'm looking forward to I'm
gonna be adding more coals than what the slow and sear actually would ask for
because I'm at mile high and you need a little bit more coals to get things kind
of activated up in there so just go ahead and add these in all right so I'm
going to get my grill grate on here and get my pork and then we'll start cooking
so let's go ahead and get this pork butt on now as far as my fins go I have my
bottom vent about 3/4 of the way open and then I'll adjust my top vent as
needed to keep our temperature anywhere between 300 and 315 degrees
I'm not going with any water in the water pan we should be fine with all the
fat that's in this meat we shouldn't need any moisture in this so we've got
our top vent I'm gonna start off about halfway open and then we'll adjust our
temperature as needed I will have my vent over the pork so the
smoke kind of comes across that we're about two and a half hours in on this
cook I just added another lump of cherry wood if I didn't mention it earlier
that's what we're cooking with along with that charcoal and this cook is more
about the difference between a regular pulled pork and a cured pork but I've
never had cured pulled pork so I'm excited to see what people think about
it at work tomorrow we may not get back out here to this port tonight but what
my intentions are is we're gonna cook this until we get to around 180 190
degrees I'm gonna pull it in or pull it off the boat off the grill get it inside
and then tomorrow morning we will reheat it until we get to about a hundred and
or until we get to 200 degrees all right guys we got a little snow last night
into the morning what I did was I took that pork butt off of the smoker once it
hit about a hundred and fifty degrees wrapped it up got it in the oven with
some brown sugar butter a little bit of honey on it I'm gonna cook it until we
get to around 200 205 degrees I'm trying to get this into work by about 11
o'clock so I'll see you when I roll into the office my office right now I just
got these heated up to about 200 degrees normally I would like to let these rest
a while but it looks like people are hungry now so we're gonna get in and
instead of using my hands since this is still hot right here this is the pork
that was uncured over here this is our cured pork button some juice that was
left over from cooking it we're gonna pour a little bit this juice in here
and then mix it in so it may not need any barbeque sauce or anything to go
with this let me see if I can get in with my hands I may be a little too hot
still yeah it's a little too hot for me to get into with my hands so but I do
like the color of this one over here anyway I'm gonna shred all this stuff up
get them on different plates and see which of these pork butts people prefer
so we're up here at my office and I brought in some pork and I wanted to see
what people thought between a cured pulled pork butt and a regular pork butt I'm not
sure if they know but the raider pork butt is the cured one the lighter one
has regular before we get into that take a look at how cool it is work in this
office we're like this even though I plan on leaving but you know you got
dogs in the office I got another black one running around here somewhere but
Kimberly what do you think between the red and the NAM red one all right there
you go let's get over here to Lauren you know and then I'm not gonna pan on you
because you don't want to be on camera but what did you like between the two
all right so we got they had the same seasoning anyway so she likes on both
Peggy which would you like they have the same season anyway they're both safe
okay well she likes the red one or the cured one because she's and I'm just
gonna get it back of her head boom just so you know anyway
she likes the red one but the non red one because she thinks the red one is
too spicy even though I used the same spice for both anyway let me walk around
the office and if I could find more animals running amok and more people
that can get it give me some insight on what they like up here with Tim and he
is gonna tell me which one he likes between the I call it red and non red
but one is cured one is not cured which ones you like I like the maghreb all
right and what did you like more about the set a better flavor
okay so the red one where the cured one probably had more of that ham flavor
that which kind of led to more of that so the traditional pulled pork does have
more pork flavor well the other one has more of a ham flavor anyway thanks for
your input appreciate it no problem alright so like I mentioned we got all
different kind of random dogs walking around here there goes one here goes
another one great place to work anyway let's get on to some more people you
know what I'm up here with the owner of my company I've been working here since
2002 we're about to part ways everything but it's all good this is my boy right
here anyway rather than getting all emotional which ones you like between
the two hmm I devoured it so fast that I can tell you that it was satisfying both
were very alright which what did you like I have may have to go back for more
as you can tell there's not a lot left on either but my first reaction was I
liked the red that may be a bit more smoke a bit more spice than this side of
the plate is the same meat well the rib okay so the the cured pork butt was you
know cured for four days and a lot of spices and okay and things like that the
smoke was about the same and the seasoning on the outside was about the
same I'm trying to think if there's anything I put in that red one it was or
this cured one that was hotter but I am hear people say that they're tasting a
little bit more heat in that there was a little more my preference is more of the
heat although they were both like melting in my mouth as far as what I
would I not eat the other you know what I eat them both again absolutely I would
but I'm more of the spice kind of guy I did not put any sauce on him I saw that
yet sauce next to him not needed for me because the moistness that exists in
both these dishes well there you go Wow and by the way I mean I am gonna get
emotional thank you very much for I don't know 16 years it's weird I'm gonna
be back for more videos where I'm out of here anyway if you happen to be in the
Denver Metro area need a mortgage if I'm not here my boy Dave land and link to
the mortgage company's going to be in the description below
alert your boy thanks a lot appreciate it man alright guys just got back from
work and it looks like about 70% of the people like that cure pulled-pork more
than the traditional pulled pork and I'm gonna actually include myself in that as
well I didn't actually count up everybody but it looked like the cure
pulled pork was about a 70% favorite anyway this was a nice experiment I'm
not sure how often I'm gonna do it because it takes so much forethought you
know four days in advance to cure it but if you have time to do it this is
something that I definitely suggest that you give a try anyway I do appreciate
you guys stopping by no hippie BBQ Best Pulled Pork
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Why I Don't Swear in My New Videos YouTube New Policies - Duration: 11:53.
Why I don't swear in my videos,
new YouTube policies coming up.
(dramatic swipe with bubbles)
It's good for you.
Hey, what's going on YouTube.
This is Pete coming back
with another awesome video.
And today I wanted
to try something new on my channel.
So let me know if you like this type
of vlogging style video where you see me
in front of the camera talking to you guys directly
and just brainstorming together,
sort of thing and doing stuff?
I also wanted to say for those of you
who are waiting for my gameplays,
stay put because we will have more gameplays
coming out, of course,
'cause mainly it's a gaming channel, right.
Just explain myself,
I did have problems and I still have problems
with my interface sound card.
Which basically what it's does
when I record gameplay
and I talk over the video and all that,
sometimes or quite often now and more
and more often it would just stop recording the sound.
It will still recording the actual gameplay
and everything but it will be like me talking,
moving my lips and stuff and there will be
no game sounds as well,
stuff like that.
So it does sound like this is a sound card problem
so I've ordered a Yamaha MGU10,
which by they way I'm gonna be making
an unboxing video of and maybe like a test video.
We'll put it together as soon as it will arrive.
But until then I cannot record my audio
as well as my gameplay
because then it will completely mess it up
and it will be really not good.
Anyways, enough for the intro and explanations.
By the way,
I haven't yet said if you guys want
to visit my Facebook page which,
to be honest with you,
would be probably the best way of communication
with me then go ahead and check it out.
It's gonna be down there in the comment section.
All right, guys,
so the topic of today's video.
YouTube is on a hunt for those F words
and all this kind of adult language
in the videos.
Not only that,
also obviously we've seen situations with pranks,
dangerous activities performed on YouTube.
To be honest with you,
I do agree with that because I have seen
some weird pranks and weird Parkour stuff,
which I would say it's far,
far, super dangerous.
Because if these guys are gonna slip
and not go onto the building,
I don't know,
it's like in Hollywood movies you would
have normally like some sort of a landing pad
down there but I don't think that these guys
have any landing pads, do they?
I don't know, man.
But I'm just saying,
don't risk your life, guys,
for views and stuff like this.
So there is this video from Creator Insider
which we will have a look in a minute
and they are saying what you're not supposed
to be doing in the videos and stuff like this
to stay safe in 2019.
- Okay, I'm gonna ask John a question now
that I asked him before we started.
And suppose I upload a video
and all I'm doing is sitting here
and I'm saying, gosh,
dang it and shoot all over.
And that's it,
that's all my content,
I'm okay to advertise?
Monetize it, yeah.
Yeah.
Okay, that one's pretty straight forward.
Now, let's get into more moderate
or stronger levels of profanity.
Yeah, exactly.
So these are like the F-bombs,
the type of words that you don't hear
on Primetime TV,
the words you wouldn't say to your mom.
Words that we will not say
right now but we will exactly.
we'll find a way to get them on the screen somehow.
Yeah, exactly.
So those are the type of words where you wanna
keep them out of the title.
You wanna keep them out of the thumbnail
and you wanna avoid using it repeatedly
at the beginning of the video.
Okay, let's get into the last category so
the harshest form.
Exactly, so there's gonna be a type
of content that is just not safe for monetization
at all and that's any use of racial slurs,
derogatory content, really mean or hateful words.
You know stubbing your toe and saying oh F-bomb,
not the end of the world,
totally fine for monetization.
But if you upload a video that's like
screaming at someone F-bomb, F-bomb,
saying really terrible things about them
you can imagine that's not really
what the type of content that advertisers
really wanna run their ads in front of.
Don't put those words in title and thumbnail.
Always keep those out of title and thumbnail.
And one other tip I forgot to mention,
bleeping is great if you wanna (bleep) profanity
in your videos,
as long as it's not racial slurs,
you're safe to monetize.
Okay, so what they are saying,
it's like okay if you really have to swear,
maybe wait until further down in the video.
Don't do it in the first maybe like,
I don't know,
a minute of your video sort of thing.
Me personally, I'm gonna try the best
as I possibly can not to swear in my videos.
And if I will need to swear or if there's gonna
be like an accident swear sort of thing,
I'll try to cover it up somehow,
going forward from now on.
Because sometimes there is situation
I will be like in the zone sort of thing
playing my game and suddenly something
is gonna happen and I'll be like
oh, what the (dolphin squeaks)
or oh my God what the (dolphin squeaks)
is going down, man?
So I'll be covering those words
and making sure it's not being,
like inside the video it's not being said or anything.
So the video from the Creator Insider
will be in the description, guys.
So have a look and watch the entire video just
to see what's going on.
I see so many channels that are like,
people are swearing during the videos and stuff.
During the gameplay videos as well,
I'm talking about maybe not really
in adult style games where it's
like 18+ type game or something.
I'm talking about videos like,
I don't know,
so like Spyro or something you know, game,
the game that would be seen by minors.
I don't know, guys.
I feel like this is kind of wrong
and going forward I wouldn't want,
for example, my child to stumble across one
of these videos and I'll be like,
oh Spyro game, how cool?
Some five-year-old kid and they'll be like,
what they talking about?
So I feel like YouTube is doing a good thing.
And think about it this way,
I'm not trying to defend YouTube or anything,
absolutely not but people been saying
oh, it's our platform,
it's for us and all that.
Hang on a second one moment,
do you pay for the servers or anything like that?
Do you pay for anything to be able
to create on YouTube?
No.
Yes, I understand you put your time,
you put your effort,
you put your soul,
you put your sweat,
you put your everything into it
to create the best possible content
for your audience but
the boss is YouTube.
Here's the thing,
if I would be an advertiser,
if I would be in McDonald's and I will stumble
across a video that the guy
is swearing every second word,
I'll be like, hang on a second,
I don't want my products to be shown in front
of that video or during that video.
So this is what YouTube is doing.
They take care of money because it's all about money.
Maybe for you,
maybe for me this is more like it's a passion,
I like to do this.
But let's be honest.
Right.
So I'm gonna tell you
this is the way I see it, right.
Let's say that you're the owner of a shop
and you got your staff working in a shop.
Would you want to see your staff,
like when sometimes people are talking
to each other and stuff when there is
maybe less customers or something,
I don't know,
I'm just saying.
When they basically communicating to each other,
would you want to see them swearing
and using inappropriate behavior and language
and stuff like that?
And you can see that the customers of yours
are actually looking at them and they're like,
what the heck is going down in here?
Do you know what I mean?
This is how I see it.
YouTube is like shop that employs you.
You are an, well,
you're saying it's my channel
but in theory the way I see it,
yes, it's your channel,
it's your space within that massive corporation.
So I'm not saying that YouTube is doing,
everything that they do is perfectly fine.
But I'm thinking what they really care of
is their own business.
And this is their business
and we are a front of a house type of thing.
We are not a kitchen staff
where people work in YouTube behind the scenes
in the office and stuff.
They can probably do whatever they please,
maybe to a certain degree, I'm saying,
behavior wise and obviously language wise and stuff.
But we are sort of like a front of the house
and that's why I think what YouTube is doing
that they trying to narrow down this vocabulary
and language situation and
behavior on YouTube and not
to show dangerous pranks and all that.
I feel like this is perfectly fine.
To be honest,
I actually agree with that, all right.
Don't hate on me,
I'm just saying.
Again, take a step back
and think twice, think deep.
Think like you are that boss.
Think like you are that
YouTube.
What would you do?
Because people saying like,
oh, it's You Tube,
it's supposed to be your platform,
this and that.
It's still there but would you rather
have this without advertisers
and making money and all that?
Or would you rather have it as it is
so you can make money and everything?
I'm just saying so that's my kind of fault
and that's my kind of take onto this situation.
But I don't know,
let me know in the comment section, guys.
What do you think?
Do you mind or you don't mind
seeing people swearing in videos?
And if you are a YouTuber like me,
do you swear in your videos or do you feel
like yeah, maybe it's time to sort
of stop doing that,
or you maybe haven't been doing it at all?
So yeah, just let me know.
I'm really eager to know.
And to be honest with you,
all this, it's kind of like new to me,
vlogging and stuff like this.
But I have one more thing for you guys,
if you wanna grow your channel and do stuff
and sort of go on the right path
and start doing things correctly,
then you probably wanna go
and check out this guy here.
His name is Alan Spicer and he's a
YouTube influencer/YouTube certified guy
that basically knows about a lot of stuff
that can possibly help you out.
I don't know 'cause I don't know the whole bunch
about all this stuff.
All I know,
swearing and bad language,
bad vocabulary like profanity and all those kind
of bad things you don't want
to include in your videos.
I'm just saying why I'm not going
to do this anymore.
I know it's kind of a clibaty title
and kind of hypocrite title because I did swear
in my previous videos.
But again, going forward I'll be good.
(choir singing)
But anyways, guys,
let me know down in the comments
if you did enjoy this video.
And if you did do me a favor
and smash the hell out of this Like button
and also share this video with your friends.
Subscribe to the channel if you are new
and I will see you guys pretty soon
with another video.
Pete out.
Peace.
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