Youtube daily report Oct 17 2018

Hey everybody this is Randy Santel "Atlas" and I've got 602 food challenge

wins around the world! It's day 2 of my 2018 Summer Tour and I'm going for

overall win number 603! I'm in the Shield suburb of Saginaw, Michigan I'm at

Flanigan's Irish pub I'm taking on their Flanagan's Burger Challenge! Now this

thing looks massive! There are 3-1 pound burger patties along

with a whole bunch of cheese, I think, I see multiple cheese's, then there is a

ton of healthy vegetables now we've got lettuce, we've got onions, I think we're

gonna see some tomatoes and along with a whole bunch of loaded

cheese and bacon fries. I've got 30 minutes to finish this thing if I fail

it's gonna be $30, but if I win I'll get the $30 meal for free, I'll get a sweet

t-shirt, and I'll be one of the few elite people added up on their Wall of Fame!

let's get this challenge started!

All right thank you to everybody here at Flanigan's! There are so many people here

got to get this victory like I said I'm going for overall win number 603 thank

you to everybody that watches and supports our YouTube channel but the

record for this thing is right over 28 minutes and the record the time limit is

30 minutes, so we're going to try to smash that but as long as we get the win

1, 2, 3. . . Boom!

Just over five minutes in, this monstrosity also had a little bunch of

pickles it's loaded with bacon but the cheese is on here are awesome, and it's

cooked perfect it's super juicy but let's get the rest down then we'll go to

the fries!

All the beef and all the toppings are gone the burger also had a whole bunch

of mayonnaise, mustard, and ketchup but it's all good get the buns down, then fry time!

This is really cool!

This shirt is awesome!

and then a number four on the back. I got the $30 meal free, sweet t-shirt, and spot

on the wall of fame, and it was overall with number 603! Thank you guys all for

coming out to watch really appreciate it! Thank you guys for watching too!

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33 Things for $3 Or Less: Cheapest best-selling items from AliExpress - Duration: 8:11.

Hello my dear Aliholics.

Your boy is back with some cheap goodies so without further ado let's let to it.

In this video we will see 33 things from AliExpress that you can get for $3 or less.

As always, all product links are in the description of the video below.

The first thing is this birthday candle.

I added it because 1) there is a video of it in action and it looks really cool, and

2) it's really cheap for what it's worth.

I can totally see sh*tty department stores sell it for an upwards of $10, and sh*tty

luxury stores sell it for $24.99 or something.

Get yours before they buy them all.

The second item is this lovely watch that you need to watch out for.

We see watches often, but these ones actually look good in real life, if you check the pictures

from the feedback section.

There are over 15,000 orders and the feedback is overwhelmingly positive.

The next item we have is the toilet LED light.

If you have been following me for long enough you have seen them before, so please hold

tight and continue watching.

If not, this is a motion-sensitive light that attaches to the toilet bowls and makes your

late night poops glowy.

If you feel like you have seen these items before, stay around.

There is more new shit coming.

This is a 3 in one cable that will cover all your smartphone cable needs.

It is a universal solution that will not leave anyone's needs unattended, unless you have

an old-style phone from the last decade.

This cable has a usb type-C plug, a micro-USB and an iPhone charger cable.

Very decent for the price.

Unfortunately, following Apple's BS tactic some modern Android-based phones started to

get rid of the AUX jack, which makes it difficult to use your normal headphones or to listen

to music in the car.

Long-term, I think it's a good solution as most modern cars have Bluetooth.

Short-term, it's not because you have to get an additional cable, like this one that

will let you charge your phone while listening to music.

The winter is coming, and you need some warm thicc socks to keep your delicate feet warm.

I'm amazed with how cheap and good-looking they are and I'm definitely grabbing myself

a few pairs.

An RFID wallet is a good addition to your tin foil hat and your chemtrail detector.

In some areas of the world people are said to use credit card scrapers, which can copy

your card info for the purpose of fraudulent transactions or identity theft, so a small

investment like this can be a worthy one.

A 20-cent USB card reader, nothing more needs to be said.

I have one and I have shown it in one of my previous unboxing videos.

But I will say more, it still works and I have no problems with it.

USB card reader isn't really a complicated device and it shouldn't cost a lot of money

in general, but $0.20 including shipping is basically a steal.

Dumb but cute animal phone holders.

I would get one if I didn't already have a phone case with the surface that they won't

stick to.

Especially the hamburger one, it looks so tasty.

These can be used as a phone holder, or as a phone stand.

This magnet phone holder is a must have if you drive.

A friend of mine has one and he said he can't imagine his life without it anymore.

This thing comes in two pieces: a holder with a magnetic head that attaches to the grill,

and the rear magnetic panel that attaches to the back of your phone.

If you have a phone with a metallic case you might be able to get away without the magnetic

panel.

A car emergency tool is something that you might not use everyday, unless you are Asian

in which case you may want to reconsider being on the road for the sake of others, but it

is something that might become very handy in unlucky situations.

It has a built-in blade to cut safety belts, and a solid head to break through the glass

to get out of the car in case of emergency.

In the winter it's nice to keep your neck warm, but sometimes scarves are too bulky

and annoying.

Wear a balaclava instead.

Besides, if you decide to rob a bank in the winter a pair of tights won't keep you warm.

Or maybe, you just need to wear one because you are ugly.

For the people who prefer minimalism there are collapsible silicone funnels.

They can be used during camping, for example to pour freshly-made tea into your thermos,

or used as a regular funnel for your regular kitchen needs, like pouring whiskey in your

discreet hip flask to be brought into the office.

A chakra bracelet with 7 different stones, which considering the cost are most likely

pieces of plastic.

It looks good though.

Here is what it looks like in real life.

I went to a clothing store the other day and I was disgusted with how much they charge

for similar pendants.

Can't hate them for trying to make a quick buck because the rent is expensive but damn,

if I was you I would rather trust me to find much better deals instead.

These handy tablets are like Jesus because can turn 4 litres (or 1 gallon for my American

friends) of water into potent washing liquid.

It can be used as washer fluid for your vehicle, or for bathroom cleaning needs.

And while we are on the topic of wine, here is a beautifully executed poster that will

help you become a more educated sommelier, or at least look like one.

There is a ton of different posters in that store, have a look and pick one or a few that

you like the most.

I can vouch for the quality of their products as I have bought from them before.

Here is another obscenely low priced item.

There are a lot of different cheap jewelry items in this store.

These stood out to me due to the price, good feedback, and the high amount of orders.

Just think about it, someone will have to stand up, pick something out of a box, put

it into an envelope, mail it, then someone will need to go to your door and this all

because you ordered a 36-cent pair of earrings.

Mesmerizing.

These colorful organizer bags.

They're pretty-looking, convenient and very, very cheap.

4 Options, shipped randomly.

Definitely a safe bet.

A key ring clip to make sure you always have easy access to your keys instead of having

to dig into your bag or backpack for them.

They can also clip to the pockets of your pants or jacket.

This is the most memorable and useful item from this list.

The My Little Pony temporary tattoos.

Because why the hell not.

There are other characters too, but why would you even look at them if you have this option.

A convenient 12 in 1 outdoor tool.

Can be used in a variety of different settings, and to save a lot of space instead of carrying

12 different gadgets.

Can be used as a fancy key ring if you want to give an impression of a handy fella fro

extra masculinity points.

Original Oral-B heads, same as replacement razor blades are ridiculously expensive.

I am not a big fan of aftermarket razor heads because they work very poor, however, I have

been getting there toothbrush heads from AliExpress for several years now and I'm very happy

with the way they work.

If you don't want to attach a sticky magnet to the back of your phone for whatever reason,

here is an alternative.

This expandable holder attaches to the air conditioner grill.

Pretty standard stuff.

There are a lot of inflatable travel pillows, but here is the one to rule them all as it

comes with an extra pillowtop.

Wow!

Here are the kitty spoons that will hold on to your mug that you can use to devour Nutella

jars.

Previously seen on our Facebook page and in the website shop section.

If you for some reason still are not aware of the shop section, I highly recommend to

check it out, as there are over 600 products listed at this point.

The link can be found in the description of this video and in the top right corner.

Here is a fancy matching wooden 3-piece cutlery set that includes a spoon, a fork and chopsticks.

Very nice!

You may have seen this honey soap in one of our unboxing videos.

It has a fancy honeycomb texture, and it smells amazing.

I absolutely love this soap and I buy it all the time.

If you feel like decorating pretty much anything that you have with stickers, here is a 50-piece

sticker pack.

The stickers are durable and weather-resistant.

They do wear out eventually, but not before taking some abuse.

You probably already know that I have an unhealthy obsession over bad puns.

There are a lot of different ice moulds on AliExpress, but here is the one that I have

a soft spot for.

Its name is...get ready…

Gin and Titonic.

Here is a high quality charger cable with reinforced tips.

I want to make a dirty joke but I'm not going to because I am a gentleman so please

come up with one yourself.

Thank you.

And the last item of this video is a deadpool pin that shows a heart as a token of my appreciation

for watching this video until the end.

I love you.

XOXO

Got watch another video or visit the shop section for even more amazingly cheap stuff.

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We live in a society because we need each other

People need people

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Why Life During The Dark Ages Sucked - Duration: 6:56.

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The surviving Western Roman Empire is widely recognized as having fallen on 4th September,

476 AD when Flavius Odoacer deposed Romulus Augustulus and declared himself ruler of all

Italy.

However, Rome had been largely in collapse for at least a century prior, and by the time

of the last Roman emperor in the west, Rome existed more by name than fact.

The collapse of Rome left a power vacuum across Europe, launching the continent into centuries

of continuous warfare and cultural stagnation known as the Dark Ages.

Hello and welcome to The Infographics Show.

Today we're taking a look at what a day in the life of the Dark Ages was like in ancient

England.

England or Britannia as it was known back then had been only partially conquered by

the Romans, who limited their advance at the famed Hadron's Wall.

The Romans never fully subjugated the local tribes, so with the fall of Rome, Britannia

became a lawless free-for-all land of opposing warlords and self-declared kings.

For these early rulers, their kingdoms and right to rule extended only so far as their

soldiers could reach, and the hapless peasants caught in the middle would often find themselves

forced to pay taxes and tribute to separate rulers who claimed their lands as their own.

Governments didn't exist at this time, and government services didn't consist of much

more than armed soldiers coming by your door to demand taxes.

With the collapse of Rome, the entire European continent experienced an economic crash, and

major industries such as pottery making and construction all but disappeared overnight.

Without a strong centralized government to print coins and enforce monetary policy, civilization

across Europe returned back to bartering, and taxes were collected in the form of trade

goods, food, or even physical service in a lord's army.

Feudalism eventually began to take root in its most primitive form, with local lords

granting parcels of land to favored soldiers - typically cavalrymen as these elite soldiers

of the era were much valued for their horses since trained war horses became much rarer.

When a local lord died, there were often no clear lines of succession, prompting all-out

war between the king's surviving family and other feuding nobles.

Religion continued to spread across Europe, Judaism and Islam competed with paganistic

beliefs, but the young and still growing Christian faith quickly garnered support across the

continent.

The example of Jesus standing up to authoritarian Jewish elders in the New Testament resonated

particularly well with peasants currently under the heel of brutal lords.

However, the clergy was not truly organized yet, and the authority of the church, which

was still based primarily in Italy, was not fully recognized as far north as Britain.

Different brands of Christianity appeared, leading to interfaith conflict and further

dividing of the population.

The clergy was starting to emerge as a separate social class, but they remained mostly independent

from each other or any centralized control structure.

These early Christians helped to preserve a great amount of ancient texts and knowledge

that may have been lost forever to rampaging barbarians, securing Roman books and manuscripts

within their growing monasteries.

Life for the average peasant was difficult, dangerous, and tough.

With the collapse of industry, most people worked as sustenance farmers, growing enough

to feed themselves and trade just enough excess for needed goods such as metal tools.

Wheat, barley, oats, and rye were staple crops of the time, and they were supplemented by

beans and peas.

Apples, plums, berries, and various nuts were eaten when in season, though the primary diet

of a Dark Ages peasant was various cereal crops ground into flour and made into bread.

Locally caught fish and sometimes even deer or wild boar were an occasional treat, but

animal proteins were rare, with sheep raised for their wool and milk and beef being too

pricey for most people.

People also consumed large quantities of very weak ale as most drinking water was unsafe.

Though popularized by myths, mead was actually a very rare drink enjoyed mostly only by the

elite.

Skilled craftsmen such as blacksmiths were extremely rare and highly valued, and the

merchant or craftsmen guilds of the Middle Ages did not yet exist.

Education was all but nonexistent, with typically only the clergy having the ability to read.

Most nobles were illiterate.

Farmers not only worked the land, but they would also often be called up into military

service during non-harvest times, with most lords using conscripted armies rather than

full-time professional soldiers.

Medicine in the Dark Ages consisted mostly of herbal remedies known as "wortcunning"

in England.

Practices such as leeching to remove "bad blood" from an individual and superstitious

use of "magical" remedies prospered, and sadly most ailments became fatal.

Yet some of the foundations of real medicine were being rediscovered after the extinction

of the Roman healing arts, with medical treatments for things such as styes involving onion,

garlic, wine, and various other ingredients containing very effective antibiotic and antibacterial

properties.

Rudimentary surgeries were also taking place.

An 11th century skull discovered in the Wharram Percy medieval village showed that a heavy

blow to the head had been treated by cutting away part of the bone in the skull to relieve

pressure on the brain.

With the discovery of anesthesia over a millenia away, we don't care to consider just how painful

such a procedure may have been.

Across Europe, the fall of Rome had seen people return to a mostly isolated lifestyle, with

most people living in small communities or farmsteads.

Yet major cities and establishments did survive, and settlements such as those near modern

York even exploded in population.

These primitive cities were fairly squalid by modern comparisons, with none of that famed

Roman plumbing or luxuries such as public baths and waterworks.

Refuse in the form of trash, dung, and rotting timber were discarded directly onto the streets,

and deposits built up at a rate of roughly an inch a year.

In these horrible conditions, parasites and diseases proliferated, and the average life

expectancy was a shocking 31 years.

Violence, disease, and poor nutrition all created a very high infant mortality rate,

but if a child was one of the lucky few who made it to 20 years, he or she could typically

expect to live into his or her 40s.

Life in the Dark Ages was often short, brutal, and fraught with hardships.

The fall of Rome created a power and cultural identity vacuum within a continent that had

for centuries identified itself solely as Roman.

And with Rome gone, vengeful barbarians rampaged across the bones of the empire and effectively

stamped out the last remnants of Roman society, including its economy, law and order, and

scientific knowledge.

Yet the Dark Ages didn't completely stop the development of human civilization as is so

often believed.

Outside of Europe, life continued on relatively unchanged, with mighty Eastern kingdoms rising

and falling and the influence of the Islamic Caliphs expanding across Africa and the Middle

East.

But for the average peasant of Dark Age Britannia life remained a struggle for survival.

Families had to fight to produce enough food to feed themselves while often being brutalized

by competing warlords or self-appointed lords.

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What would you do if you were a peasant in Dark Age Britain?

What era of time would you like to have lived in?

Let us know in the comments below.

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Why I Didn't Report - Duration: 6:07.

"Primarily that I didn't want my family to know." "I don't want people to look at

me and think oh how sad or how heartbreaking."

"You didn't tell those things." "That there were so many ways in which I could be

discredited that I didn't want to put myself through that."

"Some time the next

morning, several hours later, and my guy friend was in the bed next to me and he

had no clothes on. And I had been wearing a dress with

leggings and I still had the dress on but I didn't have leggings or underwear

on any longer and my necklace had been ripped off." "I know I consented to do

things with him and be intimate with him but I wasn't ready to be completely

intimate. And there was a point at which I told him 'no' and he did it anyway."

"slowly but surely the few females who were there left and since it was my room

of course I stayed. And so was probably myself and maybe four five guys and they

decided that they wanted to have some fun. And that fun they decided was going

to be me." "We're talking and started doing some consensual things and then it moved

into things that were not consensual. And I said 'no, stop' and he did not." "Did you tell anyone after?"

"Not at first. It took a long time."

"You didn't say anything to your higher-ups?"

"No because it was kind of a culture of, you know, you didn't tell those things, you know. It

wasn't really acceptable and then all I could think about too was I was probably

gonna get in trouble, you know, for drinking. I'm not sure if I was quite 21

yet." "There were so many ways in which I could be discredited that I didn't want

to put myself through that with a justice system that tends not to believe

victims and tends to want to give the assaulters the benefit of the doubt."

"It was primarily... and I feel like this is a normal thing... it was primarily that

I didn't want my family to know. I didn't want people to look at me differently. I

didn't want them... if I told everything about me was going to be nitpicked and

judged and pulled apart. And I didn't want to have to defend myself. I didn't

want to have to justify why, if I fought hard enough, or if I... the choices I made

before, the choices I made during and the choices, I made after. I just didn't feel

like I felt like it was almost more trauma to have to kind of prove to

everybody that I was telling the truth." "I didn't want to be seen as a victim. I

think a lot of times... even I feel this way... but you hear stories of women. It's

like 'oh my goodness, that's so sad' or 'how heartbreaking.' And I just don't... I don't

want people to look at me and think 'oh how sad' or 'how heartbreaking her story

is', you know. I want to be known for all my successes and the positive things I'm

doing and not necessarily the bad thing that happened to me."

"I decided not to come forward for a long time because I was ashamed and

scared. But after years of counseling and just coming in contact with so many

other women, I felt like I could not be an authentic therapist or

authentic self if I didn't start talking about this and sharing my story with

other people. But it was hard. It took me like 20... about 20 years." "I have... still today

I have issues trusting other people. I feel very wary about trusting men in

genera,l particularly men that I do not know." "It immediately affected my

self-esteem. I felt damaged. I felt like somebody had taken something from me

that like I no longer was whole." "It's just hard to, I guess like, interact

romantically these people now it feels like there's a lot I have a lot of

baggage." "A partner asked me, he said why didn't you tell because you could have

you could have saved other women. And I said I said that's not really fair to

make me responsible for all the other women. That I had to make a choice that

was right for me. And I had to protect myself first and foremost."

"If a person, because it's not just a woman's thing. If a person says

that they've been assaulted, please listen. Even if the details may

sound sketchy. Please at least listen." "It's really

important that we have these discussions and that we give women the space to be

brave and to come forward and to tell their stories. And most importantly that

we believe them."

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Jonah Hill Talks 'Mid90s,' His Top 5 And Why Travis Scott Is Having A Moment | For The Record - Duration: 29:32.

Jonah Hill: I'm honored to be able to make a film that represents this ... our culture

that we grew up on.

It's not easy to get this shit through the system.

It's always these big Hollywood movies that fuck up hip hop or fuck up skateboarding;

or fuck up sneaker culture, fuck up all that stuff.

It's like they're old people tryna figure it out and so if I could do anything to just

make a film for us, that's sick.

I'm hyped on that.

Rob Markman: What's up geniuses, welcome back to For the Record, I am your host, Rob Markman.

Now, today's guest is very special, man.

It's not so often on this show ... matter fact, it's not ever on this show that we get

an Oscar nominated, big Hollywood star.

My man was in Superbad, he was in Wolf of Wall street; he's making his directorial debut

for a movie that he wrote and supervised the music on.

Picked all the music on Mid90s.

Everybody is buzzing about this film.

I'd like to welcome to For The Record, my man Jonah Hill.

Jonah Hill: Thanks for having me, Rob.

Rob Markman: What's good man?

Jonah Hill: It's a pleasure.

Rob Markman: Yo, man.

First of all, congratulations man.

Like, this just seems like a dream come ... you've done so much in your career but really like,

directorial debut, the movie that you wrote yourself.

The music in the movie feels so authentic.

This just feels like everything you've done before that led right up to this.

Jonah Hill: Well, it's amazing.

When your an actor, you're a color in a painting, right?

And, I've been a decent green for a long time.

But, if the director wants to paint over purple, it's their painting, you know?

Jonah Hill: So, for me, it was time to really say what I had to say.

If I look at all my heroes, people who came from comedy, who became big directors like,

Mike Nichols or Barry Levinson; you only get one shot at your first movie.

So, it had to really mean something.

That's what I looked at from my heroes and that's what they did.

Jonah Hill: For me, it's amazing to me that Genius even exists.

A big reason I made the film, because hip hop, like skateboarding is always misused

in film.

It's always shown someone driving through the hood or popping champagne.

To me, it's the emotional backbone of my growing up.

So, I needed to make a film that could elegantly portray that Tribe is to me what the Beatles

were to my parents.

Rob Markman: Right.

Jonah Hill: And Mobb Deep to me, is what the Rolling Stones were to my parents.

To actually make a film that shows even fancy people that this is a real art form.

This is real art.

It's going down in the catalog with classical music 100 years from now and DJ Premier is

Mozart.

Jonah Hill: For me, I wanted to make a film that really had a structure that could hold

that hip hop music is important.

Rob Markman: Well, you know, you get that kind of right away from if you watch the trailer, right.

You have the same sample that Wu Tang used in Tearz.

You know, so you're like, wait, whoa hold on, this wasn't the single.

This wasn't C.R.E.A.M., this wasn't Method Man, this wasn't Protect Your Neck or Chessboxin'.

Rob Markman: It was tons of singles to choose from, look, we're right here actually on Enter

the Wu Tang, number of singles to choose from.

You went and wanted to capture the feeling of Tearz for the trailer.

Rob Markman: To me, right away what that communicates is, real like authenticity.

This wasn't the paint by the numbers, let's do something to appeal to the hip hop audience.

This is like an extension of you.

Jonah Hill: Yeah.

Yeah, this is my heart.

You know, Mid90s is, first and foremost showing respect to skating, which is the most butchered

thing on screen.

So, we took the most care with that.

Then the first people I showed the film to, the first cut, were my sister, Beanie Feldstein,

Q-Tip and Frank Ocean.

Jonah Hill: I was like if I'm gonna ... I need someone to be savage.

I need people to really tear it up; like is there's anything fake, let's get it the fuck

outta there.

And, they're and honest and have great taste.

To me, this is a movie for people that pioneered in skateboarding, for people that pioneered

in hip hop.

Jonah Hill: For me, I'm from the West Coast.

So, before let's say, Souls of Mischief and Pharcyde, everything was East Coast.

Because it was either Gangsta Rap or the East Coast rap.

So, you had like Pete Rock and Premier and all these people making like ... and Tribe

and De La, kind of making more like artsy kind of rap.

Jonah Hill: Then Souls of Mischief and Pharcyde came along and the West Coast had something

that was like super artistic that we could follow.

So, to me, 93 to Infinity, Passing Me By; these are songs that are the formation of

my youth.

They are what got me into music.

And, to me, I needed to show these songs.

All of us walk around with headphones on and we hear a song and we connect to it emotionally

in the way we personally do.

You and I might have this totally different emotional connection to the same song.

In part of directing I wrote every song in there to that scene.

Every single song.

Jonah Hill: It was so I could show what that song meant to me emotionally.

Rob Markman: Can you give me an example?

Give me an example.

Jonah Hill: Of course.

If we're talking hip hop specifically.

There's a Morrissey song, that's the emotional high point of the film.

That I wrote Morrissey a letter and got clearance from him, which is amazing in and of itself.

But, there's a scene to Big L. Put It On.

Rob Markman: Put It On.

Jonah Hill: One of my favorite songs and one of my favorite scenes in the movie.

To me, it was to express, this is a different world.

This is even though ... I don't know.

That song just bangs.

Jonah Hill: I mean, but when it's J-Roo.

Whether its.

Rob Markman: Remember when that dropped?

Even going back ... 'Cause I grew up here on the East Coast and I feel like we listen

to a lot of the same stuff.

I'm from the Stretch and Bobbito era.

Jonah Hill: Me too.

Well, you know in the film, in the opening, there's a kid looking, he's looking at his

brothers Stretch and Bobbito types.

Rob Markman: Right.

And, that was so important.

That was one of the scenes that really kind of resonates.

Jonah Hill: Shout out to my Uncle Nick, though, because he used to send ... I grew up in LA.

Rob Markman: You had to get them from the East Coast.

Jonah Hill: My Uncle Nick lived out here and he would send the Stretch and Bobbito tapes

to us in LA.

Rob Markman: Sounds amazing.

Jonah Hill: They were like ... I would wait for it in the mail.

Rob Markman: For the audience who may not know about Stretch and Bob, really influential

DJs.

Jonah Hill: You should watch that documentary.

Rob Markman: Documentary is amazing.

College DJs in New York City often times, even the biggest records that you hear like

Busta Rhymes, Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See.

Very first time I heard that was on Stretch and Bobbito album.

Jonah Hill: Yeah, but also, first radio appearance for Jay Z.

First for Biggie, I think; Wu Tang.

Literally put on the people that formed what hip hop is essentially in the '90s era.

Rob Markman: Right, man.

I'm so glad we're here.

Rob Markman: That scene though, because, the reason why I'm here and I'm so blessed to

be able to be a journalist in hip hop and cover hip hop; the reason why I got into hip

hop was really because of my older brother.

I just wanted to do what my older brother did.

Rob Markman: My older brother came into the house with an Adidas track suit; "Ma, I want

that same Adidas track suit."

If he was listening to EPMD and Redman, I was listening to EPMD and Redman.

So much of me into hip hop wanted to be to prove that I was cool to my older brother.

For me, that strikes a chord with me and watching Mid90s 'cause it feels like that's what's

going on.

Rob Markman: They have a very up and down push and pull relationship.

Jonah Hill: Yeah.

Mid90s is really about very simply this kid whose lonely and has kind of a fucked up life

at home.

He's got an abusive relationship with his brother but he still worships his brother

at the same time.

Sneaks into his room to understand what's cool about music, clothes, everything.

Jonah Hill: But, he meets this group of skaters and it's really an animal kingdom movie.

He's this young cub working his way up through the animal kingdom.

And these skaters, like skateboarding provided for me, like look, I sucked at skating.

I was 100% dedication, 14% skill.

But, for me, it provided a lens that I saw everything through.

It as anti, it was punk, it was anti authority.

It shaped my sense of humor.

Like, Big Brother Magazine was so subversive.

It taught me about good hip hop, it taught me about good punk, it taught me how to dress

and how to fucking see the world.

Jonah Hill: And so for me, this kid enters and it's a time when your friends mean more

than your family.

It's like that one moment in time where emotions are so huge.

The joy is huge, the pain is huge, the fun is huge; the agony is huge.

And, he learns from these kids.

He learns what kind of person he wants to be for better or for worse.

Rob Markman: Going back to that scene when Stevie sneaks into his brother's room and

the CD collection are alphabetized.

First of all, the level of detail.

The alphabetized CD collection, I mean, you didn't just pull any album from Common.

It wasn't Resurrection it was, Can I Borrow A Dollar, the first one.

It was Criminal Minded.

Jonah Hill: That was the most heavily curated ... that room, my production designer Jahmin

Assa.

God bless him.

I think I gave him a full nervous breakdown because I was intolerant of anything not being

perfect.

To me, those are the details, we don't make a meal out of it but if you push in, everything's

perfect.

Every posters perfect, every item of clothing in the closet; you know the college basketball

jerseys, which college basketball jerseys you would rock at that time.

But, every CD.

Jonah Hill: Also, weird side note is, those CDs, those classic ones in good shape are

really hard to find.

Randomly, Jahmin comes from the skate scene in LA, the person who lent us the CDs is Jeron

Wilson, who is a famous skater on Girl.

So, that's his CD collection and I curated every one that I wanted there from my childhood.

Rob Markman: What was your CD collection like?

Was it anything like that?

Jonah Hill: It was banging.

Rob Markman: Yeah?

Jonah Hill: Yeah.

It was pristine.

It was perfect.

I'll put it up against anyone's right now.

Rob Markman: What's your favorite album of all time?

Your favorite hip hop album?

Jonah Hill: That's a good question.

Jonah Hill: Fuck.

Jonah Hill: My favorite song of all time is, It Was A Good Day.

Rob Markman: Ice Cube.

Jonah Hill: I grew up in LA.

Ice Cube and Magic Johnson are kinda the LA heroes in the 80s and 90s.

I also strongly believe that you only are today; you're not who you were yesterday.

You're not who you were tomorrow.

And, that songs all about just like, you can have a great day.

And I know it's light and fun but to me it means a lot more because it's like, you should

be in today.

Jonah Hill: But, Tribe is my, you know?

Tribe is ... They're the Beatles, man.

Rob Markman: Amazing.

Rob Markman: You know, funny thing about Good Day, you know Genius...

Low End Theory?

Jonah Hill: Yeah.

Rob Markman: You know I flip back and forth between Low End Theory and Midnight Marauders.

Jonah Hill: It's one of those two.

Those are my two favorite albums ever.

Rob Markman: Amazing.

Jonah Hill: Shout out to my brother Q-Tip.

Amazing man.

Rob Markman: Nah, man.

Shout out, Tip.

Rob Markman: Good Day ... You know, working here at Genius we kind of analyze everything

and just try and figure things out.

One of the things...

Jonah Hill: I swear, It Was A Good Day, feels like LA.

Rob Markman: It feels like LA.

Jonah Hill: If you're growing up in LA, it's like you can feel the sun on your face when

you listen to that song, you know?

So, it's very specific

Rob Markman: And it feels so real.

Last week fucking around and got a triple double.

And it's like, yo, how do you get a triple double in a pick up game.

Jonah Hill: Two in the morning at the Fat Burger.

Literally my friends and I every two in the morning on the weekends hit the Fat Burger

just to, you know?

Rob Markman: Did you ever see ... There was some research done that tried to pinpoint

exactly when the day was that he talked about based off.

Jonah Hill: I been down this rabbit hole many times.

Rob Markman: The Lakers versus the Super Sonics, trying to find the exact day.

Jonah Hill: I asked...I worked with Ice Cube.

I wrote that part for him in 21 Jump Street and when I got comfortable enough to ask him

questions the first thing I said was, "What day is it?"

And, he's just like,"It's not a day.

I just compiled all these great things to make a great day."

Rob Markman: See, he should have kept that to himself and not ruined it for you.

Jonah Hill: You know what?

Rob Markman: You should have kept that and not ruined it for us.

I like to live in the fantasy.

Jonah Hill: Well, you can edit it out if you don't want to put it in.

Rob Markman: Nah, we're good.

Jonah Hill: Okay.

Rob Markman: Q-Tip.

Tell us about that relationship, man.

I've been blessed to interview Q-Tip a number of times.

I feel like Q-Tip actually, and I look back at it, might have been trolling me.

When we had the BET Hip Hop Awards red carpet, I was at MTV at the time and it was him and

Pusha; I was like, "Yo Q-Tip, why weren't you on Cruel Summer?"

And he was like, "Well, because Cruel Winter is coming."

And I think that was the whole rumor about there was gonna be a Cruel Winter album really

kinda started with that interview.

Here I am thinking I got this great get, you know what I'm saying?

And I was like, man, Q-Tip might of been trolling me.

Jonah Hill: Oh, was he fucking with you, you think?

Rob Markman: To this day I don't know.

Rob Markman: But you know, Q-Tip is one of those, he's just so special.

Jonah Hill: He's John Lennon, dude.

He's literally like, the fact that I know ... We've been friends for about seven years

now and he's a close friend of mine.

It's weird to say.

I'm not like name dropping, I'm not like ... I love him.

It's weird to me.

I'll admit it's weird.

One of my heroes who shaped me is also a close friend of mine.

Rob Markman: Must have you bugged out.

Jonah Hill: And, I tell him that.

I don't make it weird and awkward but he's aware of what he means to me.

From an artistic level and then he personally is a great friend.

Jonah Hill: But, he is one of the truest artist I've ever met.

When he breaks something down, like if you ask him questions, right?

I interviewed him for this magazine that I did for A24, if you ask him questions about

life; you just sometimes sit for a minute after 'cause you're like, how the fuck are

you so smart?

Rob Markman: Did he give you any feedback on the movie?

You mentioned that he was one of the first ones that you.

Jonah Hill: Yeah.

Rob Markman: He did?

Jonah Hill: He loved it.

Rob Markman: Oh, he loved it?

That's what it was?

Rob Markman: But, Q-Tip is also the type that ... and me watching him as a fan and my limited

dealings with him, he's gonna tell you how it is.

He's not gonna hold back or spare your feelings because he's true artist and knows to push

true art, you gotta push boundaries.

Rob Markman: So, for you to get the glowing review

Jonah Hill: He gave me some notes.

This was a early cut.

A first draft of anything sucks.

Hopefully there's a little heartbeat in it that, around the trash makes you keep going.

But, him and Frank gave notes but ultimately they were like, "We see where it's going and

congrats."

And that was really special, a cosign, you know?

Rob Markman: Nah, that's dope.

Rob Markman: Here's a good question that I just asked.

I had Styles P in here earlier.

Jonah Hill: Today?

Rob Markman: Yeah.

Jonah Hill: He was at our screening last week.

Rob Markman: Yeah.

He came through.

'Cause he has a new podcast with ItsTheReal they do a movie podcast now.

Jonah Hill: No way.

The Lox came through.

It was amazing.

They were at the bar and I was like, "Hey, The Lox, we gotta start the screening."

It was really funny.

I don't know, it was really cool to have them there.

Q-Tip was there Prince Paul; it was amazing.

Rob Markman: Prince Paul.

You also brought a Grave Diggers song.

You see that, when I talk about the authenticity of this, you kind of had to be there for the

Grave Diggers, for that moment that they had.

Jonah Hill: There's always ... I love watching the film with a audience and when certain

tracks come on like something from Liquid Swords or Grave Diggers, it's like ... Or

even a J-Roo song; you always see one or two people go like, from behind, 'cause you're

watching in the back.

You just go, "Oh shit."

And you're like, "That's the person I made this movie for."

No, but I made this movie for you so you could feel your own self in it.

Rob Markman: What's Jonah Hill's top five?

Jonah Hill: Top five dead or alive?

Rob Markman: Dead or alive.

Jonah Hill: So funny, I just was asked this today.

Jonah Hill: Big L.

Jonah Hill: I'm putting groups in.

Rob Markman: Yeah, sure.

Jonah Hill: As one.

Rob Markman: As an act.

Okay.

Jonah Hill: Big L, Tribe, Mobb Deep, Kendrick.

Rob Markman: Kendrick makes the top five?

Jonah Hill: Yeah.

Rob Markman: Okay.

I respect it.

Jonah Hill: I believe in Kendrick.

I believe he's the future, I think he is the singular like, him and Frank are the most

singular important artists around.

And, fuck, Gang Starr.

Rob Markman: Okay.

Yeah, shout out Premier

Rob Markman: Yo, so DJ Premier, also a friend of yours, right?

Jonah Hill: I interviewed him for this magazine.

Rob Markman: For the magazine as well?

Jonah Hill: Yeah.

And, it's a magazine about ... You know, I feel like everybody has a snapshot of themselves

whenever it could be, whenever or whatever the issues are where you kind of wanted to

hide that person from the world.

I think even as you grow older you still carry that with you; or at least I do and I wanted

to find out if other people I admire do.

Jonah Hill: DJ Premier gives one of the most honest open interviews and it's really, really

compelling.

Rob Markman: Yeah, no, he's amazing and has stories for days and memories like, you can

ask him about the making of any record.

Jonah Hill: It's unbelievable.

Rob Markman: And he'll give you that detail.

Jonah Hill: You wanna hear a crazy fact?

Rob Markman: Go 'head.

Jonah Hill: That Q-Tip told me in that interview that I never knew.

On a random Tuesday in the '90s, okay.

You walk into a record store and the releases that day were Blood Sugar, Sex Magic, Low

End Theory and Nevermind by Nirvana.

Rob Markman: Wow.

Jonah Hill: I feel so sorry for music today.

Like, literally, you get Nevermind and Low End Theory just on your car ride home and

you're like, "Oh what's this new music I got today."

It's like, what the fuck.

Jonah Hill: Who do you thinks killing it right now?

Rob Markman: Right now.

Kendrick.

Jonah Hill: And who do you thinks like a lifetime hall of famer?

Rob Markman: Kendrick.

We're gonna be talking about Kendrick for the next 20 years.

Jonah Hill: That's what I said.

I think he's an important artist.

Rob Markman: J. Cole, I think we're gonna be talking about for the next 20 years.

Jonah Hill: Who else?

Rob Markman: I think Drake.

Jonah Hill: I think Drake, 100%.

Rob Markman: Drake's up there.

Drake has made ... Drake now is the leader of the pack in the way that most artist follow

what he does.

He kind of sets the standard of how music is supposed to sound on very mainstream kind

of pop level.

Jonah Hill: I think Drake and Kendrick are the two Hall of Fame lifetime artist, to me.

I think Kendrick is just on a ... Drake's like Michael Jackson and Kendrick's like.

Rob Markman: Prince?

Jonah Hill: Even deeper than that.

Rob Markman: Okay.

Jonah Hill: You know what I mean?

Like he, he's important in what he's saying as well as just pushing things musically.

Rob Markman: Right.

Has purpose.

Jonah Hill: I really respect both of them a lot.

What's interesting is one of my calls is, I feel like Travis Scott's an interesting

artist because I feel like on this last record his music got as good as his chaos was.

You know what I mean?

Jonah Hill: I was always like, I see something, the crowd goes crazy.

This guys like a real special person to them and I felt like this record the music caught

up to how cool he is.

And, he can be an interesting ... from that SoundCloud vibe, from that rowdy like punk

vibe, he might be an interesting person to watch develop, in my opinion.

Rob Markman: We were talking about that.

We did an episode of this with a bunch of journalists the day that AstroWorld dropped

and one of the points that we made was that, I think Travis has been influencing other

people's sound for a long time and him dropping this record at the right time is his sound

that he was pushing and forging back then; has become acceptable.

It's kind of this convergence of the mainstream is ready for what he was doing and he kind

of crafted something just a bit to kind of fit who he is.

Jonah Hill: In the mainstream.

Rob Markman: And be palatable.

Jonah Hill: I just think he got better.

Rob Markman: That might be a real simple way …..

Jonah Hill: Honestly, to me I respect that theory, totally.

But, I think that's giving him a sense of manipulation as opposed to making things.

So, I think when you say, "Oh, he's making it so it can fit in the mainstream."

I have no idea, you're probably totally right, I have no idea.

But, for me, it's just, yo, we're watching kids get better.

He's fucking ... Your next album should be better than your last album.

I think he's just getting better at his craft.

That's the way I view it.

Rob Markman: That's dope.

You know, one thing I wanted to ask you about 'cause this is the first day you and I met

first time you and I have met.

Actually seeing you., I went out to Wyoming for the 'Ye listening and I had seen you.

When people ask what that was like, I describe it, it felt like a high school reunion.

You seeing either people you admire or people that you know; famous, cool, fans and everybody

was just in one space kind of enjoying each other and bringing people together which was

really special.

Rob Markman: Obviously we're all fans of Kanye.

One of the things I ask myself how do I reconcile some of the things that I see going on with

him.

He was just with Trump recently, things that I may not be politically, but like yo, this

is an artist that kinda shaped my taste, shaped how I seen the world.

Rob Markman: How do you reconcile that?

Jonah Hill: People can be both.

Jonah Hill: I have a very simple answer for this because I don't wanna be in headline,

I don't wanna like, I'm not a political dude.

Kanye, love his music.

He's my favorite artist.

Actually, he should be in my top five.

That was actually crazy that I didn't put him in there.

But, I love his music.

I don't know what the fuck this is.

That's it.

Jonah Hill: I love his music, I don't know what this is.

You know?

Those are two separate things.

I'm an art versus artist person but yeah, I'm not a Trump dude and I don't love this

and I don't get it; but I love his music.

Simple as that.

Rob Markman: I feel the same way.

I think you kinda hit the nail on the head.

Rob Markman: I wanna go to you, 'cause as much as hip hop has affected you and shaped

who you are.

Jonah Hill: It's completely shaped who I am.

Rob Markman: You affected hip hop.

Does it trip you out?

Like, Genius had just did this video about all the different Superbad shout outs in the

lyrics.

Beyond that Jonah Hill gets quite a few shout outs in hip hop.

Does it trip you out when you hear rappers say your name in the song?

Jonah Hill: The only one that tripped me out was J. Cole because I never met him and people

were like, "Yo, J. Cole shouted you out on the album."

Rob Markman: Which is on Note To Self.

He's just, "Hey, Jonah."

Jonah Hill: He's thanking people.

"What you told me that in the elevator it changed my life."

And I was like, I just think, oh, he's a clever funny guy.

Rob Markman: Did you think ... Were you at home?

Did you have to think, did I meet J Cole and was I bugging out somewhere?

Jonah Hill: No, I was just like that's weird.

But, to me.

Rob Markman: Did you fake it?

Jonah Hill: I don't think I'm an authority, I'm just someone who was shaped by it.

I come from a place of reverence and love and I am formed by hip hop.

I don't give a fuck ... You know what?

Q-Tip is ... when he saw the movie the other night he's just like, "Thank you for making

this movie about the culture.

It's as much yours as anyone else's."

Jonah Hill: I would never say that but to me, it's like, this shaped me.

This is what I love.

I don't give a fuck if I'm a great rapper.

I'm not.

But, this is what I love.

So, let people love what they love, man.

Rob Markman: Have you ever tried to rap?

Jonah Hill: Huh?

Rob Markman: I feel like everybody...

Jonah Hill: I made beats in high school.

Rob Markman: Okay.

So you did.

Jonah Hill: Yeah.

I had an MPC, I had turn tables I would DJ.

I would go to Fat Beats all the time, digging in the crates.

I love DJ Shadow trying to make stuff like that.

Rob Markman: That's dope.

'Cause I feel like everybody, and some are willing to admit it and some are not, but

at some point, man, if you really love hip hop you've tried to create in some sort of

way.

Jonah Hill: Yo, I'm not a musician.

I spent years in my room tryna chop up beats.

I think my sample curation was tight.

A lot of times I would hear the samples I chose later in rap songs.

So, I was like, oh, that's cool I have a good ear.

Then obviously, I music supervised the film and music is very important to me and the

music's getting a lot of attention in the film and that makes me feel really good; because

music is very important to me.

Jonah Hill: We got Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross to score the film which is unbelievable

and insane.

Rob Markman: Amazing.

Rob Markman: I wanted to give you ... You kind of gave something away with the J. Cole

thing but I wanted before we ended to take this, give you this quiz real quick.

Rob Markman: I wanna give you the line and then I wanna see if you could guess the rapper

who said it.

Rob Markman: This one is, "That's before I lost the weight I had, no Jonah Hill, running

up a lonely hill feeling like I fell off."

Jonah Hill: I'm not gonna know any of these ones about me.

I have no idea.

Rob Markman: This is ... I'll give you multiple choice.

We have A, Smino; new comer Smino.

B, Bas, from Dreamville Artist, J Cole, Bas.

Or C, Lil Baby.

Jonah Hill: No idea.

Rob Markman: Well, we're gonna shout out Smino on Ballet.

Smino is a fan, incorporated you in a rap.

Rob Markman: We'll try one more.

Rob Markman: "They boring to me that's the opera.

I'm scoring beauties, that's soccer.

Me and Jonah Hill smoke then we talk shit about how the rest of y'all blow."

Jonah Hill: I like that one.

Rob Markman: A, Quavo.

Jonah Hill: No.

Rob Markman: B, Childish Gambino.

Jonah Hill: No.

Rob Markman: C, Lil Dicky

Jonah Hill: Lil Dicky

Rob Markman: It's absolutely Lil Dicky.

Jonah Hill: Yeah, I don't know him either.

He said that in a song?

Rob Markman: He said that in a song.

On his song Would You Believe That.

Jonah Hill: Wow, interesting.

Rob Markman: You know, but it goes back to...

Jonah Hill: I just wanna say he's very clever but I really wish it was Quavo.

Rob Markman: Shout out to Lil Dicky

Rob Markman: But, you know what?

We came up with these questions before Quavo just dropped his new debut album.

Jonah Hill: So we don't know if I'm on it or not.

Rob Markman: So you maybe on it.

Jonah Hill: I may have a verse on it, you don't even know.

Rob Markman: I'm gonna go...

Jonah Hill: I got bars.

Rob Markman: Look man, one more question.

One more fun question I want to do with you.

Rob Markman: Let's just do a what if.

A strange scenario.

Jonah Hill: Whatever?

Rob Markman: What if.

Rob Markman: Look, I'm gonna give you a scenario.

Rob Markman: Some strange scenario where let's say somebody ... I'm trying not to make this dark

Let's do this.

Jonah Hill: Where the hell are you going, man?

Jonah Hill: I'm here to talk about rap music.

Rob Markman: If your life depended on it, if it was a situation, a life or death situation

and somebody said, "Look Jonah, man, all you gotta do is just rap your favorite song for me."

What would be the one record that you could rap?"

Jonah Hill: Oh, that's a great question.

Rob Markman: Undoubtedly.

Backwards or forwards doesn't matter.

Jonah Hill: I don't know why you had to go into such morbid territory just to ask what

song I could rap the best.

Jonah Hill: There's a lighter way to ask that question.

Rob Markman: You know why, 'cause it's an Instagram meme.

It's like, if someone had a gun to your head, rap a song, what song would it be?

I tried to lighten it up.

I messed that up.

Jonah Hill: The one that I know the best, like if I ever got put on the spot to have

to do it would be, Put It On by Big L.

Rob Markman: Can we do Put It On right now?

Rob Markman: First line?

I got first line for you.

Jonah Hill: If you give me first line.

Rob Markman: You better flee hops.

Jonah Hill: I got your head flow three blocks.

L keep rappers hearts pumping like Reeboks.

Jonah Hill: What's the next one?

Rob Markman: I messed this up.

Some still be virgins if the crack never came out, I'm missing a line.

You better flee hops and get your head flown free blocks.

L keeps rappers hearts pumping like Reeboks.

Jonah Hill: Oh, my nickname clout when my name came out.

Some brother's still be virgins if crack never came out.

Rob Markman: I got a wild style always been a wild child.

My guns go.

Jonah Hill: Boom Boom.

You're guns go, pow, pow.

I know to keep ... No wait, hold on.

I know to keep the shawty smokin'.

I keep the bodies front and get half the bones in your bodies broken.

Rob Markman: Yeah.

Jonah Hill: You know the illest line in that song?

Misogyny is definitely canceled.

It was too much...

Rob Markman: It was mid 90s.

It was a long time ago.

Jonah Hill: When it comes to get a nookie, I'm not a rookie.

I got girls that make that chick Toni Braxton look like Whoopi.

Jonah Hill: I mean, it's like, he's insane, you know?

Rob Markman: Got 35 bodies, buddy don't make it 36.

Rob Markman: Big L, was so cocky, braggadocious.

Jonah Hill: He was unbelievable.

What a loss, man.

It was a big L for us to loose him 'cause imagine what he would have accomplished.

Rob Markman: Nah, man.

Thank you, man.

Rob Markman: Thank you for doing this.

Jonah Hill: Yeah.

It's amazing.

I'm honored to be here.

I'm honored to be able to make a film that represents this ... our culture that we grew

up on.

It's not easy to get this shit through the system.

It's always these big Hollywood movies that fuck up hip hop or fuck up skateboarding;

or fuck up sneaker culture, fuck up all that stuff.

It's like they're old people tryna figure it out and so if I could do anything to just

make a film for us, that's sick.

I'm hyped on that.

Rob Markman: And you did it, man.

Mid90s is out October 19th.

Jonah Hill: In LA and New York, and then October 26th nationwide.

Rob Markman: Go check out the movie.

I'm telling you it's super dope.

It's hip hop.

I always say this, y'all hear me preach this, hip hop is about community.

When Jonah talks about making a movie for us, we're talking about community.

We're talking about communal.

We're talking about all inclusive.

There's certain scenes where that if you're not hip hop you might not get it, just certain

little nods but it's an enjoyable movie for all, man.

It's a great movie.

Everybody should go check it out.

Jonah Hill: And shout out my favorite scene, is where these kids connect with this homeless

guy and there's this beautiful conversation that's Del The Funky Homosapien.

Rob Markman: Del the Funky Homosapien from Hiero.

Rob Markman: Amazing, man.

Got your man in the flick.

Rob Markman: Jonah, man, thank you for doing this.

Thank you for being on For The Record.

Jonah Hill: It's an honor.

Go see Mid90s.

Thanks.

Rob Markman: For sure, man.

Rob Markman: Thank you for checking it out.

See you guys next week.

Peace.

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Imagine this: you're minding your own business when all of a sudden, you're mysteriously seized

by the overwhelming urge to climb to the roof of your building after work and just stand there.

All night long.

Come morning, you head back down and go about your day as if what you just did was totally normal.

And then you do it again and again, every night.

You may have heard of parasites that can hijack the brains of their victims and

cause them to behave in strange ways like this.

But what's even cooler than what these parasites can do to their hosts

is the question of how they do it.

It's a field of science called neuroparasitology.

And by studying these cases of mind control, scientists can gain deeper insights into how

animals control their own brains.

One of the most direct ways to take over an animal's brain is to move in and make yourself at home.

Which is exactly what the Lancet liver fluke does to the ants it parasitizes.

Ants are only one of this flatworm's three hosts.

It needs to move between a grazing animal, a snail, and an ant to complete its life cycle.

And while that might seem complicated, a lot of parasites have multi-host life cycles like

this, which might be because some species are more abundant and easier to control.

By moving through these intermediate hosts,

the parasites can make it more likely they'll find their way back to their main target,

their final host, where the adult parasites live and reproduce.

As their name implies, adult liver flukes live in the livers of grazing animals like cows.

Their eggs are excreted in the cows' poop, and then eaten by a snail.

The larvae develop inside that snail for several months, then travel to the snail's

respiratory system, where they're covered in slime and excreted.

And ants apparently find these slime balls irresistible.

Then the parasite needs this ant to be eaten by a cow or sheep, which traditionally don't eat ants.

They do eat grass, though, and that's where a little mind control comes in handy.

After the slime ball is ingested, the flukes break out of the ant's stomach.

They aim for the ant's head, but only the first to get there will make itself comfortable

next to one of the ant's cerebral ganglia, the ant's version of a brain.

It becomes what German scientists called the "hirnwurm": a brain worm.

Specifically, it hunkers down at the base of the ant's mandibular nerves,

the nerves that command the ant's mouthparts.

And from this strategic spot, it can control the ant's behavior in a bizarrely precise way.

During the day, the infected ant carries on with its business.

Nothing to see here, just a normal ant doing anty things.

But every evening when the temperature drops, it leaves the colony and spends the night

camped out on the tip of a blade of grass.

And it doesn't just sit on the grass.

The ant, presumably under the control of that strategically-placed brain worm,

bites down to firmly attach itself, ensuring it's not knocked off.

Since many grazers feed in the cool morning hours,

all the ant has to do is patiently wait to be eaten.

Then, if the ant is still alive when the temperature rises again,

it climbs down and carries on as if nothing is wrong.

And this happens every night until a grazer finally gobbles up the ant.

When that happens, the worm that had made it to the brain doesn't actually get to

enjoy the spoils of all its hard work.

But the flukes that were hanging out in the ant's body get to make their way to the

mammal's liver to become adults.

The brain worm has been too busy piloting its giant ant suit to develop,

so it has to sacrifice itself for its siblings.

Scientists are still trying to figure out exactly how the brain worm compels the ant,

but it may employ tactics similar to parasitic fungi that also get ants to climb up things and bite down.

Ophiocordyceps fungi infect ants and other insects and make them travel to a strategic

spot so they can spread their spores.

Studies suggest the fungi secrete compounds that alter gene expression, targeting everything

from the ant's internal clock to its ability to smell in order to ensure they'll be in

the right place at the right time.

And manipulating gene expression is a pretty useful strategy

if you want to control movement behaviors; just ask the hairworm.

The parasitic hairworm develops inside crickets, which live on land, even though as adults,

the worms live and reproduce in water.

So they get their hosts to drown themselves.

The hairworms produce a unique set of proteins to manipulate their hosts,

including ones that look an awful lot like proteins normally found in insects.

These induce changes in gene expression in the cricket's brain,

altering the levels of several proteins including ones involved in geotactic behavior,

the way something orients itself in response to gravity.

There's also evidence that the parasite affects phototactic behavior:

the way something orients itself in response to light.

And this ultimately means that the hapless cricket goes for a swim whether it wants to or not.

These studies are helping elucidate the neuroscience of navigation,

providing insights as to how animals big and small sense their world and make their way around.

Parasites can also manipulate their victim's behavior more indirectly,

by making them sick in a useful way.

Many animals act differently when they're ill, like eating less or being lazy,

and these sickness behaviors are initiated by the immune system.

So if you're a parasite that wants your host to eat less for some reason,

you don't have to figure out what neurons or genes to manipulate,

all you have to do is trigger the right immune response.

And one wasp has actually partnered with a virus to turn its host's immune system against it.

The wasp lays its egg in the soft underbelly of a live ladybug.

After about three weeks of developing inside the bug,

the wasp larva tunnels out and encases itself in a cocoon.

The ladybug then sticks around to guard this pupa,

lying on top of it and twitching to discourage predators.

And that probably happens because the mother wasp injects a virus along with her egg.

The virus replicates inside the ladybug's cells, especially brain cells.

But while the larva is still inside the bug, it somehow suppresses the bug's immune system,

so the infected cells are left alone.

Then, when the larva leaves to pupate, the ladybug's immune system kicks in to fight

the virus, and inadvertently ends up helping it manipulate the bug's behavior.

Scientists think the "bodyguarding" behaviors are neurological symptoms that occur because

of damage the immune system causes to the bug's brain when it attacks the virus.

They're still working out the details of how, but the timing of the different stages

of the infection and the onset of different aspects of the ladybug's

strange behavior line up perfectly.

This kind of research can help scientists gain a better understanding of neurological

diseases, especially how behavioral symptoms relate to immune responses.

Weirdly enough, the ladybug is one case where the victim isn't doomed.

Afflicted ladybugs sometimes recover completely from their ordeal.

Their damaged nerve cells can regrow if they defeat the virus.

For the wasp, that's totally fine, since it's already done what it needed to do.

And it didn't even have to expend energy to make complicated, mind-altering chemicals.

It got the virus to do the heavy lifting.

But sometimes, if you want a job done right, you just gotta do it yourself.

The emerald cockroach wasp doesn't take any chances.

First, a female wasp temporarily paralyzes a cockroach with a quick venomous stab.

Then, she uses her stinger to inject more venom directly into the cockroach's brain.

She'll even take her time and poke around to make sure she's hitting just the right

spot, parts of the roach's ganglia involved in locomotor processing.

The sting makes the roach calm and complacent.

The wasp can then literally lead it by its antennae to her burrow,

where its body is consumed by her young.

This zombie-like state is achieved thanks to a compound in the venom which dials down

the excitability of the neurons, making them less likely to fire.

It's not that the roach can't fight or run away, it's that it no longer wants to.

In the lab, affected cockroaches can still do things like

fly in a wind tunnel and right themselves when flipped over.

But even as the larva eats its way through the cockroach's organs,

it doesn't make any attempt to escape. It just waits patiently until it finally dies.

Understanding the neurological mechanisms employed by these wasps can help scientists

better understand how brains control decision-making.

Research like this can even give us fresh insights into the nature of free will.

Of course, the idea of having your mind, or even just your body,

controlled by another being is understandably terrifying.

But these are all insects with small, simple brains.

It's not like any of this could happen to us and our big, complex brains, right?

RIGHT? Uh… Well…

Ok, for the most part, no.

Our brains have lots of redundant connections which act as backup systems,

and that means controlling a few neurons doesn't have as big of an effect.

It would be really hard for a parasite to control our behavior in a specific way

like making us bite down on something, jump in a pool,

or be patient while we're eaten alive from within.

Also, we have these wonderful things called skulls

that prevent most parasites from getting easy access to our brains.

So if they wanted to turn on or off specific regions, they'd have to get all up in there

like a liver fluke does to an ant.

But to prevent that, we have a handy defense mechanism called the blood-brain barrier.

That's a layer of tightly packed cells separating the capillaries

that feed the brain from other brain tissue.

It keeps junk and wandering parasites that are circulating in our blood from finding

their way to our most vulnerable spots… well, most of the time, anyways.

There is some evidence that one parasite can manipulate human behavior,

although maybe not on purpose.

It's a protozoan called Toxoplasma gondii.

It's able to sneak around that blood brain barrier

by infecting the cells that line the brain's blood vessels.

And that's exactly what it does in mice.

Toxoplasma's final hosts are cats, but to get there, they first infect small animals, especially rodents.

An unlucky mouse becomes infected when it accidentally consumes Toxoplasma eggs.

The young protozoans find their way into the nerves and muscles and create cysts inside these cells.

And in mice, they seem to make a beeline for the amygdala,

a part of the brain involved in processing fear.

Though it's not clear how, these cysts alter the rodent's behavior,

mostly by making them less afraid of cat smells.

As you can imagine, that doesn't work out so well for the mouse.

But it turns out that if we spend some time around infected cats that are shedding eggs,

the parasites can get inside our brains, too.

There, they can live for decades,

and some scientists think they mess with our heads in much the same way.

For example, some studies suggest that people infected with Toxoplasma are more reckless or extroverted,

though such results are pretty controversial, and not all research has backed them up.

But such effects, if real, are more like personality nudges than outright mind control.

So, a parasite-induced zombie apocalypse is probably not something to worry about.

But neuroscientists are excited about all the new things we're learning from these

little puppeteers, especially about human brains.

Understanding mind control at the molecular level can help neuroscientists better understand

how neurons work in general, including ours.

And that could lead to a deeper understanding of how our brains work, or what precisely

happens in mental illness.

Someday, we might even figure out how to harness the chemicals these parasites use for medical

applications, like to treat mood disorders.

And totally not to take control of other people. Probably.

But there is one thing that neuroparasitology is already pretty useful for.

And that's inspiring some pretty creepy and gruesome horror stories.

And Halloween is coming up, so if you're working on decorations for your

zombie science lab haunted house,

you're going to need a classic horror portrait to tie the room together.

All this week, we're showcasing Skillshare classes we think you'll like,

and if you're into art and horror,

we think you'll enjoy the class Paint a Horror-Themed Portrait taught by Damien Mammoliti.

The class is fun and perfect for this time of year, but really all the lessons are pretty timeless.

As a digital artist, Damien shares the steps of his process to create professional, marketable art.

No matter how spooky or not you want your portraits to be,

you'll learn a lot from this class.

And Skillshare has over 20,000 other classes taught by experts in their fields.

Just click on the link in the description to take advantage of the offer from Skillshare

to get two months of free access to all of their classes.

And, if you do paint a horror portrait, may I suggest myself as your inspiration? *Rar!*

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How Big The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Really Is - Duration: 3:19.

Narrator: The world produces enough plastic each year

to build 50 Pyramids of Giza.

That's over 350 million tons of candy wrappers,

PVC pipes, and synthetic T-shirts.

While most of it ends up in landfills,

eight million tons of plastic winds up

in our oceans each year

where most of it finds its way

into massive garbage patches around the world

and the biggest of them all

is called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

If you picked up each piece of plastic

in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch,

you'd carry away about 1.8 trillion individual pieces.

That's 10 times more plastic pieces

than there are stars in our Milky Way Galaxy

and it would weigh a whopping 80,000 tons

equivalent to the weight of three Statues of Liberty.

Half of the entire patch is made

of plastic fishing nets, lines and ropes

which come from intense fishing activity near the area.

The other half is mostly hard plastics and films

like water bottles and plastic wrap

but don't let the name Great Pacific Garbage Patch fool you.

It doesn't look like a giant mountain of trash at all.

It's actually scattered over a region of ocean

that's twice the size of Texas according to some estimates.

So, if you wanted to pick up every piece of plastic,

it would take you 121 days at a walking pace

of five kilometers per hour to cover the entire area.

Though in reality there's no true end

since the garbage patch

is constantly ebbing and flowing with the ocean currents.

But let's pretend we could scoop it all up into one place.

There'd be enough plastic to fill 100 Boeing 747 planes

and the patch is only getting bigger.

It's actually been growing exponentially larger

for nearly 70 years.

Partly because once the plastic is there,

it'll stick around for centuries.

Those plastic fishing lines, for example,

will take 600 years to break down

and even after they break down,

the damage doesn't stop there.

Most end up as microplastics

that are too small to see with the naked eye

but can make it into the bellies

of sea animals and, ultimately, the humans

that will eat those animals.

Worldwide, researchers have found

ingested microplastics in every species

of sea turtle, nearly 60% of whale species

and almost 60% of sea birds.

Plus more plastic is pouring

into the world's oceans each day.

In fact, experts estimate that by the year 2050,

the amount of plastic in the oceans

will outweigh all the world's fish.

Think about that the next time you toss your water bottle

in the trash because the recycling's full.

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How The Royal Family Reacted To Meghan Markle's Pregnancy - Duration: 4:36.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stunned people across the globe when they announced that

they were expecting their first child — just months after tying the knot.

But while many were overjoyed upon hearing the news, others were less than thrilled with

just how the couple revealed the pregnancy.

One happy queen

Arguably the most important royal opinion comes from the matriarch herself, Queen Elizabeth

II, as well as her husband, Prince Philip.

And as one could expect, the royal couple was beyond thrilled to discover they'll have

another great-grandchild by the spring of 2019.

According to The Mirror, a senior Palace source revealed that the Queen and Prince Philip

are "delighted for the couple," who reportedly revealed their big news to royal family members

at Princess Eugenie's wedding on October 12th, 2018.

Grandpa and Grandma can't wait

Prince Harry's father, Prince Charles, and his stepmother, Duchess Camilla, are reportedly

overjoyed at Meghan Markle's pregnancy news.

However, according to reports, Prince Charles isn't just excited that his youngest son

has started his own family -- he's also eager to become the grandfather he never had.

As history buffs and fans of the hit Netflix show The Crown know, his maternal grandfather,

King George VI died when Charles was just 3 years old.

Though Prince Charles is already a proud grandfather to Prince William and Kate Middleton's three

children, he reportedly doesn't get to spend as much time as he'd like with the royal

grandkids, as he and Prince William often have conflicting schedules.

With Harry and Meghan's little one on the way, it seems Charles is hopeful that he'll

finally be able to step into the doting grandfather role he's always longed for.

Big bro, the parenting pro

Like the majority of the royal family, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are also reportedly

thrilled about Harry and Meghan's baby news.

Prince William, Harry's older brother, is already a father himself -- and he and Kate

Middleton are said to be looking forward to helping Harry and Meghan on their journey

to parenthood.

A source told Us Weekly:

"William and Kate are very excited for Harry and Meghan.

They're old pros at 'the parenting thing' and want to help them in any way they need

over the months ahead."

Princess Anne changes her tune

Queen Elizabeth's daughter, Princess Anne, was recorded sitting next to Meghan Markle

at Princess Eugenie's October 12th wedding at St. George's Chapel.

And while the public didn't have a clue about Meghan's pregnancy at the time, many took

notice of the pleasant conversation the two royals appeared to be having.

In hindsight, it seems probable that Anne and Meghan were discussing her pregnancy.

Noting the royals' hand movements and the way Princess Anne appeared to look at her

belly, royal commentator Charlie Proctor tweeted out:

"I didn't want to say anything at the time because I know how annoying the rumour mill

is, but Meghan's conversation with Princess Anne suddenly makes a lot more sense now."

According to People, Princess Anne has been quoted as saying that impending motherhood

is "very boring."

However, given the sweet moment Anne and Meghan seemed to share, it appears that Anne was

more than happy to learn of the former actress' pregnancy, despite her own rumored misgivings.

Stealing Eugenie's Light

Princess Eugenie was reportedly not happy with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision

to reveal to royal family members that they were expecting their first child right before

her wedding to Jack Brooksbank.

Sources say Princess Eugenie "disappeared for a while" after Harry and Meghan made

the big reveal, and was reportedly "on the brink of tears" because she felt her wedding

day had been overshadowed by the surprise pregnancy announcement.

According to Radar Online, Eugenie's emotions were already running high after being criticized

for spending million of taxpayer pounds on her wedding.

Even more upsetting for her was the fact that far fewer people visited Windsor Castle to

witness her marriage than the hoards of people who waited outside to catch a glimpse of Meghan

on her big day.

All eyes on Sarah Ferguson

Princess Eugenie's mother, Sarah Ferguson, was said to be upset after reports that Prince

Harry and Meghan Markle shared with relatives that they were expecting at her youngest daughter's

wedding.

Following Harry and Meghan's public pregnancy announcement on October 15th, Ferguson tweeted

several times about the royal wedding, never once publicly sharing her congratulations

with Harry and Meghan.

However, Eugenie's recent wedding may not have been the only thing fueling Ferguson's

desire to draw attention away from the royal baby news and back to her own family.

According to Marie Claire, the day Harry and Meghan announced to the public they were going

to be parents just so happened to be Ferguson's 59th birthday.

Talk about stealing someone's thunder!

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Trump Calls Stormy Daniels "Horseface," She Calls Him "Tiny," And America Continues Its Decline - Duration: 3:46.

Well, ladies and gentlemen, it's official.

We're a nation of idiots.

I don't know if you've been paying attention.

I assume everyone has because it's been all over the news for the last 24 hours even longer

at this point.

The whole Donald Trump in Stormy Daniels' feud.

Okay.

Tuesday morning, Donald Trump gets on Twitter, gloating about a court case that really was

inconsequential, and he called Stormy Daniels, the adult film star, who he had an affair

with and paid her $130,000 to not tell anybody about it.

He called her horse face.

Okay, obviously, can't do that, especially can't do that if you're the president of the

United States.

So then Stormy Daniels, AKA, Stephanie Clifford, fires back, and here's her tweet.

"Ladies and gentlemen, may I present your president."

She was responding to his tweet when she said that.

In addition to his shortcomings, he has demonstrated his incompetence, hatred of women, and lack

of self control on twitter again, and perhaps a pinch on for bestiality.

Game on, Tiny.

Now, see, half of Stormy Daniels' response there was spot on phenomenal.

You know, the part that demonstrated his incompetence, hatred of women, and lack of self control.

100% agree with you on that.

Did I need the visuals of his quote, "shortcomings" and "game on, Tiny"?

No, none of us needed that, and unfortunately, that's where we're at as a country though.

Seriously, we have the president of the United States in a bitter public feud with an adult

film star, who actually is in the right on this.

She is the hero in all of this.

But nonetheless, she is giving us information about his endowment that we never needed nor

wanted.

He is insulting her appearance, which has just caused people to say, "Well, if you think

she's got a horse face, why'd you pay $130,000 to have sex with her?"

And meanwhile, the entire public is getting dumber for it.

We're all suffering under this horrible reality show that has taken over Washington, D.C.

We have people in this country dying because they can't afford healthcare.

We have people in this country terrified about whether or not they're going to have a job

by the end of the day, because Donald Trump's trade wars are causing us to hemorrhage jobs.

Farmers out there who don't know if they're going to have enough money to survive to the

end of the month.

We have children locked in cages.

We still have bodies buried under rubble in Panama City and Mexico Beach here in Florida

that haven't been discovered yet from Hurricane Michael, and we're sitting here talking about

a woman that the president had an affair with, insulting his penis size whilst he is insulting

her appearance, and the rest of the country is burning to the ground.

This is what we get.

Maybe this is what we deserve.

Everything goes to hell, everything gets ruined, and we're just sitting there like a bunch

of jackasses watching the reality show for getting all of the real problems around us

and forgetting the fact that we're destroying this country, possibly irreparably.

We absolutely as a country, as a whole deserve what's happening right now, and that's probably

one of the most difficult things I've ever had to say.

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FAIL OF THE WEEK: Hot sauce doughnut?!? | The Apprentice - BBC - Duration: 1:58.

One of the new trends is fashionable doughnuts

and I want you to take a bite out of that market.

I think you can go for more interesting flavours, a more high end palate.

So, for our filled doughnuts we go for hot sauce?

Yeah I think the hot sauce.

If you do that in the spoon and then kind of drizzle it over.

Yeah.

See what it looks like.

Ok.

I mean that's interesting.

Ok.

I'm just gonna make a quick call here.

That's definitely sweet and savoury.

Sorry.

That's got a kick.

Chocolate and chilli I think is a great combination

and I think that's what we should do with this.

They've decided to use the hot chilli sauce.

Frank tried it and he couldn't breathe.

I just wanna get some names out there ok?

What about if for that one fire in the hole?

Would you like a doughnut?

Please!

Yeah this is the naughty but spice so it's got a little kick to it.

This is a life changing doughnut.

I think will.

What did you put in it man?

It's hot sauce.

You put hot sauce in a doughnut?

I think we should go.

Have you had a look at our doughnuts?

You're not interested?

Not got anybody that's got a sweet tooth?

Go on, go and have a look at them.

Go and have a look at them.

Guys!

Come here!

Don't walk away from me!

So what was your flavour in the end, what did you end up with?

It's chocolate and chilli.

Initially, the ratios were totally off so we tried to- I quite like spicy stuff so I

think I put a bit too much on and then we tried to kind of get something that was palatable.

Common sense would say that a doughnut is supposed to be a treat.

I look like I'm looking at seven bloody doughnuts at the moment.

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33 Things for $3 Or Less: Cheapest best-selling items from AliExpress - Duration: 8:11.

Hello my dear Aliholics.

Your boy is back with some cheap goodies so without further ado let's let to it.

In this video we will see 33 things from AliExpress that you can get for $3 or less.

As always, all product links are in the description of the video below.

The first thing is this birthday candle.

I added it because 1) there is a video of it in action and it looks really cool, and

2) it's really cheap for what it's worth.

I can totally see sh*tty department stores sell it for an upwards of $10, and sh*tty

luxury stores sell it for $24.99 or something.

Get yours before they buy them all.

The second item is this lovely watch that you need to watch out for.

We see watches often, but these ones actually look good in real life, if you check the pictures

from the feedback section.

There are over 15,000 orders and the feedback is overwhelmingly positive.

The next item we have is the toilet LED light.

If you have been following me for long enough you have seen them before, so please hold

tight and continue watching.

If not, this is a motion-sensitive light that attaches to the toilet bowls and makes your

late night poops glowy.

If you feel like you have seen these items before, stay around.

There is more new shit coming.

This is a 3 in one cable that will cover all your smartphone cable needs.

It is a universal solution that will not leave anyone's needs unattended, unless you have

an old-style phone from the last decade.

This cable has a usb type-C plug, a micro-USB and an iPhone charger cable.

Very decent for the price.

Unfortunately, following Apple's BS tactic some modern Android-based phones started to

get rid of the AUX jack, which makes it difficult to use your normal headphones or to listen

to music in the car.

Long-term, I think it's a good solution as most modern cars have Bluetooth.

Short-term, it's not because you have to get an additional cable, like this one that

will let you charge your phone while listening to music.

The winter is coming, and you need some warm thicc socks to keep your delicate feet warm.

I'm amazed with how cheap and good-looking they are and I'm definitely grabbing myself

a few pairs.

An RFID wallet is a good addition to your tin foil hat and your chemtrail detector.

In some areas of the world people are said to use credit card scrapers, which can copy

your card info for the purpose of fraudulent transactions or identity theft, so a small

investment like this can be a worthy one.

A 20-cent USB card reader, nothing more needs to be said.

I have one and I have shown it in one of my previous unboxing videos.

But I will say more, it still works and I have no problems with it.

USB card reader isn't really a complicated device and it shouldn't cost a lot of money

in general, but $0.20 including shipping is basically a steal.

Dumb but cute animal phone holders.

I would get one if I didn't already have a phone case with the surface that they won't

stick to.

Especially the hamburger one, it looks so tasty.

These can be used as a phone holder, or as a phone stand.

This magnet phone holder is a must have if you drive.

A friend of mine has one and he said he can't imagine his life without it anymore.

This thing comes in two pieces: a holder with a magnetic head that attaches to the grill,

and the rear magnetic panel that attaches to the back of your phone.

If you have a phone with a metallic case you might be able to get away without the magnetic

panel.

A car emergency tool is something that you might not use everyday, unless you are Asian

in which case you may want to reconsider being on the road for the sake of others, but it

is something that might become very handy in unlucky situations.

It has a built-in blade to cut safety belts, and a solid head to break through the glass

to get out of the car in case of emergency.

In the winter it's nice to keep your neck warm, but sometimes scarves are too bulky

and annoying.

Wear a balaclava instead.

Besides, if you decide to rob a bank in the winter a pair of tights won't keep you warm.

Or maybe, you just need to wear one because you are ugly.

For the people who prefer minimalism there are collapsible silicone funnels.

They can be used during camping, for example to pour freshly-made tea into your thermos,

or used as a regular funnel for your regular kitchen needs, like pouring whiskey in your

discreet hip flask to be brought into the office.

A chakra bracelet with 7 different stones, which considering the cost are most likely

pieces of plastic.

It looks good though.

Here is what it looks like in real life.

I went to a clothing store the other day and I was disgusted with how much they charge

for similar pendants.

Can't hate them for trying to make a quick buck because the rent is expensive but damn,

if I was you I would rather trust me to find much better deals instead.

These handy tablets are like Jesus because can turn 4 litres (or 1 gallon for my American

friends) of water into potent washing liquid.

It can be used as washer fluid for your vehicle, or for bathroom cleaning needs.

And while we are on the topic of wine, here is a beautifully executed poster that will

help you become a more educated sommelier, or at least look like one.

There is a ton of different posters in that store, have a look and pick one or a few that

you like the most.

I can vouch for the quality of their products as I have bought from them before.

Here is another obscenely low priced item.

There are a lot of different cheap jewelry items in this store.

These stood out to me due to the price, good feedback, and the high amount of orders.

Just think about it, someone will have to stand up, pick something out of a box, put

it into an envelope, mail it, then someone will need to go to your door and this all

because you ordered a 36-cent pair of earrings.

Mesmerizing.

These colorful organizer bags.

They're pretty-looking, convenient and very, very cheap.

4 Options, shipped randomly.

Definitely a safe bet.

A key ring clip to make sure you always have easy access to your keys instead of having

to dig into your bag or backpack for them.

They can also clip to the pockets of your pants or jacket.

This is the most memorable and useful item from this list.

The My Little Pony temporary tattoos.

Because why the hell not.

There are other characters too, but why would you even look at them if you have this option.

A convenient 12 in 1 outdoor tool.

Can be used in a variety of different settings, and to save a lot of space instead of carrying

12 different gadgets.

Can be used as a fancy key ring if you want to give an impression of a handy fella fro

extra masculinity points.

Original Oral-B heads, same as replacement razor blades are ridiculously expensive.

I am not a big fan of aftermarket razor heads because they work very poor, however, I have

been getting there toothbrush heads from AliExpress for several years now and I'm very happy

with the way they work.

If you don't want to attach a sticky magnet to the back of your phone for whatever reason,

here is an alternative.

This expandable holder attaches to the air conditioner grill.

Pretty standard stuff.

There are a lot of inflatable travel pillows, but here is the one to rule them all as it

comes with an extra pillowtop.

Wow!

Here are the kitty spoons that will hold on to your mug that you can use to devour Nutella

jars.

Previously seen on our Facebook page and in the website shop section.

If you for some reason still are not aware of the shop section, I highly recommend to

check it out, as there are over 600 products listed at this point.

The link can be found in the description of this video and in the top right corner.

Here is a fancy matching wooden 3-piece cutlery set that includes a spoon, a fork and chopsticks.

Very nice!

You may have seen this honey soap in one of our unboxing videos.

It has a fancy honeycomb texture, and it smells amazing.

I absolutely love this soap and I buy it all the time.

If you feel like decorating pretty much anything that you have with stickers, here is a 50-piece

sticker pack.

The stickers are durable and weather-resistant.

They do wear out eventually, but not before taking some abuse.

You probably already know that I have an unhealthy obsession over bad puns.

There are a lot of different ice moulds on AliExpress, but here is the one that I have

a soft spot for.

Its name is...get ready…

Gin and Titonic.

Here is a high quality charger cable with reinforced tips.

I want to make a dirty joke but I'm not going to because I am a gentleman so please

come up with one yourself.

Thank you.

And the last item of this video is a deadpool pin that shows a heart as a token of my appreciation

for watching this video until the end.

I love you.

XOXO

Got watch another video or visit the shop section for even more amazingly cheap stuff.

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Bacon Cheddar Burger and Loaded Cheese Fries Challenge!! - Duration: 6:43.

Hey everybody this is Randy Santel "Atlas" and I've got 602 food challenge

wins around the world! It's day 2 of my 2018 Summer Tour and I'm going for

overall win number 603! I'm in the Shield suburb of Saginaw, Michigan I'm at

Flanigan's Irish pub I'm taking on their Flanagan's Burger Challenge! Now this

thing looks massive! There are 3-1 pound burger patties along

with a whole bunch of cheese, I think, I see multiple cheese's, then there is a

ton of healthy vegetables now we've got lettuce, we've got onions, I think we're

gonna see some tomatoes and along with a whole bunch of loaded

cheese and bacon fries. I've got 30 minutes to finish this thing if I fail

it's gonna be $30, but if I win I'll get the $30 meal for free, I'll get a sweet

t-shirt, and I'll be one of the few elite people added up on their Wall of Fame!

let's get this challenge started!

All right thank you to everybody here at Flanigan's! There are so many people here

got to get this victory like I said I'm going for overall win number 603 thank

you to everybody that watches and supports our YouTube channel but the

record for this thing is right over 28 minutes and the record the time limit is

30 minutes, so we're going to try to smash that but as long as we get the win

1, 2, 3. . . Boom!

Just over five minutes in, this monstrosity also had a little bunch of

pickles it's loaded with bacon but the cheese is on here are awesome, and it's

cooked perfect it's super juicy but let's get the rest down then we'll go to

the fries!

All the beef and all the toppings are gone the burger also had a whole bunch

of mayonnaise, mustard, and ketchup but it's all good get the buns down, then fry time!

This is really cool!

This shirt is awesome!

and then a number four on the back. I got the $30 meal free, sweet t-shirt, and spot

on the wall of fame, and it was overall with number 603! Thank you guys all for

coming out to watch really appreciate it! Thank you guys for watching too!

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skam | a better son/daughter - Duration: 3:21.

We live in a society because we need each other

People need people

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【ハムスター】めっちゃ可愛い!星型にんじんが口に引っ掛かった結果…?おもしろ可愛い癒しHamster is funny when carrot is caught in the mouth - Duration: 2:04.

Cheese Jr. Come here ❤

You like star-shaped carrots, is not it?

It's written all over my face, right?

Delicious

umph

umph

umph

blech

whoooooops

whoooooops

I'm done for!

I'm done for!

I'm done for!

I'm welling up with tears

I will not lose to you

toss aside

Yum Yum

It is due to mind

Yum Yum

It is a rest further.

Oh

This time is the last one mouth

you see

Yahoo

This face is

pretty cute, is not it?

Actually,

I have confidence in the angle from the bottom!

killin' it

killin' it

killin' it

how was it?

grin

Well I will return

Thanks

In fact, I want this one!

Next time for sure！See you tomorrow

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Chelsea star Eden Hazard makes Real Madrid transfer decision: £300,000-a-week offer tabled - Duration: 2:43.

 The Belgium international was tipped to join Real Madrid in the summer. Hazard, 27, put the Spanish giants on red alert, revealing it's his dream to play at the Bernabeu

 However, a move didn't materialise and Hazard ended up staying at Chelsea. And according to Italian outlet Gazetta dello Sport, Hazard is ready to commit his future to Chelsea and snub Real Madrid

 They say the Blues have offered their talisman £300,000-a-week to say in west London - and the winger is ready to accept in the coming weeks

 Hazard will earn around £15.8m-per-year after tax. The Belgium attacker has scored eight times this season, with Hazard shining under new boss Maurizio Sarri

 However, Hazard has revealed his desire to play for Real Madrid on numerous occasions

 Speaking earlier this month, the attacker said: "Real Madrid is the best club in the world

 "I don't want to lie, it is my dream since I was a kid. We will see. I don't want to talk about this every day

 "I don't have time, but we will talk about my future soon. "It is also when you have a dream and you want to make it happen

 "It is like I have said a lot of times: if I leave I will be happy, I know if I stay I will be happy

" However, ultimately, new Chelsea boss Sarri convinced his star man to stay in west London

 When asked what Sarri said to keep him with the Blues, Hazard replied: "He just told me that he wanted me to be one of the best players in the world

That's it. "And he tried to give me this confidence. and he asked me to score goals

 "When I speak with him he always says, "You can score three goals every game". "But you know sometimes he is hard, but I try to do my best

"

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Video Of TUPAC Alive In Malaysia Is NOT What It Seems - Suge Knight Jr EXPOSED - Duration: 5:12.

On this channel, we have been covering the claims made by Suge Knight junior that tupac

is alive and living in Malaysia.

But I have found proof that the claims are completely fake, and the evidence suge knight

junior is using fake evidence to support his claims.

I mean the whole tupac is alive thing definitely got him over 189 thousand followers on instagram

at the time of this recording so I can see why he did it.

but anyway, I'm going to give you an update on one of the biggest stories of the month

right now on IO.

Welcome back to inform overload, I'm charlotte dobre.

If you're tired of the same old news cycle, subscribe to our channel for daily updates

on stories you absolutely have to know about.

You should also subscribe to notifications because I reply to the first comments on our

videos when they go live.

And if you're on social media, scroll down to the description for all our links..

When we are reporting on conspiracy theories and viral news, getting the story out the

fastest means that not all the information is available.

But when we do encounter updates on viral news, we update you guys because we don't

want to spread misinformation.

I want you guys to trust us as a legitimate news source and I promise to always give you

all the facts.

If you haven't seen our previous coverage of this tupac story, make sure you check out

the link up at the top of the screen right now.

A quick recap if you want to stay on this video, suge knight junior, son of suge knight,

former ceo of death row records which was tupacs label has been posting wild claims

on his instagram account about tupac shakur faking his death and currently living in Malaysia.

Suge knight junior is not the only person who's been claiming that tupac faked his

death lately, in fact conspiracy theories surrounding tupacs death have been around

since he first was reported dead back in 1996.

The conspiracy theory is reported on by even reputable news outlets because it almost always

gets clicks.

I mean one of the most iconic rappers of all time faking his death?

Definitely an interesting story, especially now that tupac is back in the news because

the tupac estate just won a lawsuit.

The timing is no coincidence.

Back when Suge knight junior first started posting about tupac, he only had about 30

thousand followers on instagram, but after huge news outlets picked up the story, his

instagram just exploded.

He gained over 150 thousand instagram followers over this whole tupac conspiracy thing.

In a video on our channel called tupac filmed alive in Malaysia, we shared a video that

suge knight junior posted on his instagram that he says is a video of tupac, alive and

well in Malaysia.

He further captioned this video and said the video was from his Malaysia source.

The video was pretty convivning, it showed an older man that looks strikingly similar

to tupac.

The video at the time of this recording has more than 2 million views.

I can say with 100% certainty that this video does not show tupac, even though it does look

like tupac, it's a hoax.

The man in the video looks like tupac because the video is actually a video of an audition

for a tupac role, likely for the all eyes on me movie.

The video was called best tupac look alike movie audition 2013, it was posted on youtube,

and if you watch it, you can see the same man that's in suge j knights video doing

the entire audition.

The video was published on December 9th 2013 by someone named mike p.

So suge knight junior stole this video from this youtube channel and said that it was

filmed by his source in Malaysia recently.

I actually cant take all the credit for this, one of our subscribers tipped us off about

the story.

Thanks domo bro.

He found it on a channel with 77 thousand subscribers called Lions Ground.

This video completely takes away all the credibility that suge knight junior has.

Sadly though, he continues to post more videos that he says are evidence that tupac is still

alive.

He also claims that he is being followed and targeted by the illuminati because he exposed

tupacs hiding place.

Listen, I don't know for sure if tupac is alive, but I can tell you that the information

suge j knight has been posting is fake.

I mean I think we all had a hunch about it being fake but this new information just confirms

it.

And I think his instagram followers are starting to catch wind.

A few days ago he had almost 200 thousand followers on instagram, but now that number

is dropping significantly.

I mean most people I think followed him because they wanted updates on tupac.

But people started getting more and more suspicious.

Hes loosing thousands of followers per day, also because he's sharing videos made by

his haters and making fun of them.

Definitely not a good look, especially since now his haters have turned out to be right

about him.

Anyways guys, I guess we can finally put this theory to bed, at least, the suge knight junior

part of the theory.

The tupac being alive conspiracy theory is still an interesting one, and I will keep

you updated if you guys want.

That's all I have for you on that, its time to respond to some of your comments.

MoreNickGamer – can I ask why do you only post on Tuesday to Friday.

Mondays are just a slow day and I need days off too.

Undderated fortnite – does anyone else wish they were born a couple of decades later?

I mean I kinda wish I was born in the 50s but then women didn't really have as many

rights in the 50s.

I just really like 50s fashion.

Wedecideit- I love you so much charlotte.

You are so funny.

And I definitely lov eio.

Your videos are always interesting oh well thank ya so much.

Zan Partizanne – You may be the potato queen but im the queen of mashing potatoes.

I declare war.

POTATO ARMY ASSEMBLE.

Vivian Millicent – what do you call a spinning potato.

A rotate-o.

HA.

Good one.

The video is over and thanks for tuning in.

If you wanna go on an io binge, we've put together a playlist for you that's right

over here. and don't forget to leave a thumbs up, subscribe and turn on those notifications

so I can see you in a future IO video.

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njoy Pure Wand | Sex Toy Review - Duration: 6:14.

I sort of never expected to own this toy. To be honest, it kind of scared me. Just the

idea of a giant hunk of stainless steel ramming into my G-spot was pretty intimidating. But

here it is. I've actually had it for over a year now, and I feel like I'm finally equipped

to talk about it.

[DING]

So the njoy Pure Wand is pretty legendary in the sex toy world. Besides the Hitachi Magic Wand,

I can't really think of any other toys that has such a reputation

for being so intense and so beloved. And also like the Magic Wand, it's kind of more of a

tool than a toy. And an extremely effective tool it is. This toy was kindly given to me

by the owner of njoy at a conference last year with no obligation to review or talk

about it. Which I'm very thankful for, since that gave me the time and freedom to experiment

with it at my own pace. If I had needed to review this toy within a month of receiving it,

I would've said I didn't like it. Now? I love it. It is one of my all-time favorites.

In my experience, the most vital thing to know about the Pure Wand is that it has a

serious learning curve. Before you can possibly like it, you have to figure out how to use it.

And that took me a long time. Like, months. I was so frustrated the first five or six

times I used this because I could not figure out why it wasn't doing anything for me. It

wasn't unpleasant or anything, but it wasn't blowing my G-spot's mind. If I'm honest, it

didn't really feel like much at all. Part of my problem is that I don't think I was

physically turned on enough. And the other part is that I was kind of cautious with it

because I have a fairly prominent pubic bone, and I was worried that the bulb would catch

on it and be painful. So I was afraid to be as aggressive with it as I am with some of

my softer/less curved G-spot toys. And then one day I was enjoying some really excellent

smut and had just been using a clit vibrator by itself when I realized

I needed something else. So I grabbed the Pure Wand and, without thinking, started doing these

small, fast thrusts with it... and less than four minutes later I had had my first ever G-spot only

orgasm. The best way to use this dildo is going to vary somewhat from person to person,

depending on if you're using it on the G-spot or prostate and how you personally like that

area to be stimulated. I find that a short, kind of scooping thrust motion works best for me,

but other people prefer longer thrusts, steady pressure, or just sort of jiggling it a bit.

But a few pieces of general advice that I would give to everyone would be:

#1 Make sure you are totally relaxed and aroused before you use the Pure Wand. Wait until your roommates

or kids are out of the house. Load up the good porn/erotica/brain fantasies. And start

slowly with your hands or a vibrator or something until you're REALLY ready to go. #2. Pee before

you start, and put down a towel. Using this toy can be messy. It's known for making a

lot of people with vaginas squirt. Even if you don't squirt (like I don't really), intense

G-spot pressure can make you feel like you need to pee. So going beforehand and having

a towel or something down can just help ease any worry about making a mess.

#3. Be ready for a workout. This toy is solid stainless steel and weighs a pound and a half.

In some ways this is a benefit, because I think it really does intensify the stimulation.

But it also takes more strength and endurance to use than most other dildos, so you've got

to make sure you're up for it. (Or that you can find someone else to use it on you to

save yourself the effort.) When everything comes together and I'm turned on enough and

pair it with a good clit vibrator, the njoy Pure Wand gives me intense G-spot orgasms the likes

of which I've never experienced before. It just really, really works for me. It is impeccably

designed, and with some practice I think this is about as close to a foolproof toy as exists.

Because of its smooth, frictionless surface, it requires little to no lube to use. That

extreme curve really does a lot of the angling for you, and there's a reason that so many people

call this their Holy Grail dildo. But! Remember that no toy works for everyone. There's this

trend I've noticed with sex toys that have this kind of "legendary" status, which is

that when some people have mediocre or negative experiences with them they can easily feel

like there's something wrong with them and their body. And I just want to say

that while a lot of people (myself included) do enjoy the Pure Wand, I also

know other people who do not care for it. Some don't like the weight or rigidity. Some

find the shape doesn't play nice with their pubic bone, or they just don't like direct

G-spot stimulation. Or maybe they can't use it at all because 316 stainless steel has

a 10% nickel content and they have an allergy. In some of those situations I think more flexible

G-spot toys like the Lovehoney Satisfy Me dildo I just reviewed may work a bit better, and

for others G-spot focused toys may never be their thing, and that's fine. I personally

don't really like the We-Vibe Tango bullet, despite it's massive popularity, because pinpoint

clit vibrations are really overstimulating and unpleasant for me. Everyone has different

needs and preferences. That said, for me, the njoy Pure Wand is definitely worth the

hype. And I'm really excited to be able to give some of you the chance to try this toy

out! Because I've actually purchased a few more of them and will be posting a big giveaway

video in the next day or two. If you win, my hope is that you'll love it as much as

I do. But hey, worst comes to worst, you can still keep it around for self-defense. If

the zombie apocalypse comes, it'll be great for bludgeoning. So make sure you're subscribed

to my channel and follow my social media so you don't miss that giveaway. And in the meantime,

let me know your thoughts on this shiny steel beast down in the comments! Thanks for watching,

and I'll see you next time!

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Most valuable player Insurgency funny moments with Kroko - Duration: 5:06.

oh hooray ouch server is vac secured cheating will results in a permanent ban how do

you cheat anyway console commands my favorite way of cheating well I probably

have to die I got 2 achievements for 3 achievement ah there we go okay it shows I'm spectating again okay now I

see we are joining do you joined oh oh

how do I move wait you have to wait eight seconds very

tactical game you don't run like crazy in this game AH booga booga booga booga I'm the crazy don't yell Oh hi oh I got someone somehow hi second is dead oh crap I I died yeah I see your body I'm in pain you don't say I was only one here and I have to don't shoot friend

my push-to-talk on to tell them not to shoot friend why the hell you died you had to die why the hell I'm sorry no you aren't you went crazy I told you not to go crazy but you're the one telling me we need to be more crazy in games yeah but not in this one

guy I have no idea how much ammo I have

okay there that are those all other real players no these against both this co-op

not if there is PvP but I saw how my cousin played it and it was oh I thought

I was I thought I was yelling at people

everything is under attack because my only teammate died Recon sniper yes sniper I understand for

now okay I uncalled we started that fee we are very helpful the head down there

I got him yeah I died you died okay what does me joining the game cause you to

die or something no I just enemies next time pick rifleman or support or

something press em and maybe change something this

I'll stick with what I have Oh No I am so sorry really decided to

kill me contact and let's not kill ourselves reconnecting how the game

starts all the way so I had to keep right-clicking to turn game

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Magia Record | Narumi Arisa | Episode 3 | (Translated) - Duration: 8:16.

Chisato: Jeez...

Chisato: I didn't think coming with you to Kamihama would mean tagging along to some idol's live show...

Arisa: Aw, come on, it was fun.

Arisa: ... Oh?

"Thirty minutes until we start part two of the event: The Fan Mingling Corner!"

"Today's event will be a "Decisive Battle ☆ Quiz"...!"

"And Sayu-Sayu herself has prepared a wonderful prize for the winner!"

"For those hoping to participate, please stay here!"

Momoko: Yes! I was waiting for this!

Rena: Let's get some premium Sayu-Sayu merch!

Rena: Kaede, are you ready?

Kaede: Y-yeah...! I'll try my best on your behalf!

Rena: Hey, why are you talking like you're avenging me?

Kaede: S-sorry...

Chisato: Huh, so those three were watching from over there...

Chisato: Well, the show is over. Let's get out of here.

Arisa: .............

Chisato: Wait, you want to stay?

Arisa: Of course!

Arisa: You'll stick with me, won't you?

Chisato: *sigh* ... You're in that deep, huh...?

"Thanks for waiting, everyone! We're ready for part two of this event!"

Sayuki: Time to to cut your hearts open!

Sayuki: I'm the Cupid of Blades, Fumino Sayuki...! It's good to see you all again!

Girls in the Crowd: Kyaaaa!!! Sayu-Sayu!!!

Host: The first-prize winner of the "Decisive Battle ☆ Quiz" will get...

Host: A sword sheath, signed by Sayu-Sayu herself!

Momoko and Rena: Uoooh!!!

Kaede: Is that... Something good?

Rena: Sayu-Sayu had her signature professionally engraved!

Rena: Come on, you gotta check "Sayu-Sayu's Blog" every day!

Kaede: I-I see...

Arisa: Ooh, that sounds pretty fancy!

Chisato: (With people that dedicated... Does she have any chance of winning?)

"It's finally started! The "Decisive Battle ☆ Quiz"

"To start things off, we'll thin the crowd with a round of rock paper scissors!"

Arisa: Are you ready?

Chisato: ... Yeah, yeah, I'll do it.

Host: Alright everyone, hands in the air! Let's play a round with Sayu-Sayu!

Sayuki: Are you ready everyone?

Sayuki: Rock, paper, scissors... Go!

Host: Sayu-Sayu has chosen paper! Anyone who didn't choose scissors, take your seat!

Arisa: Yesss, made it! How about you?

Arisa: I chose rock... I'm out from the get-go...

Arisa: (Wonder how those three did...)

Rena: Yeah, I did it!

Momoko: ...........

Kaede: ...........

Rena: What the heck! You both got elimated right away?!

Momoko: Haha... I guess it's up to you, Rena!

Rena: Jeez... This really turns the tide for our battle.

Host: Could those remaining step up to the stage?

Arisa: ... Hm?

Rena: Huh?

Arisa: (It's the girl from before...!)

Rena: (We made it through to round two...!)

Host: Now the real battle begins! We'll start with some trivia!

Host: For every wrong answer, you'll lose three points.

Host: Listen carefully to the questions, then give your answers!

Host: Question one! Above sea level, three--

Arisa: --Yes!

Rena: (... So fast!)

Host: Yes, the girl with the pigtails!

Arisa: Mt. Fuji!

Host: Correct!

Host: You answered before I even finished reading the question...

Chisato: (If she gets it wrong, she loses three points, but...)

Chisato: (Arisa sure is brave.)

Host: On to question two! Momotaro--

Arisa: --Yes! Sweet dumplings!

Host: Correct!

Momoko: Woah...!

Host: You sure knew that one... I mean the question, not the answer.

Arisa: I just have good intuition!

Kaede: Rena-chan, do your best!

Momoko: You haven't answered a single one, yet.

Rena: S-shut up!

Rena: I'm about to get serious, so just be quiet and watch me!

Sayuki: Everyone, do your best!

"We're halfway through the "Decisive Battle ☆ Quiz"!"

"Our scores so far are: 1. Narumi Arisa, with 9 points 2. Minami Rena with 4 points"

"Arisa-san may have been in the lead, but Rena-san is hot on her tail...!"

Arisa: Heh.

Rena: Ugh...

Host: But it's not over yet!

Host: This next segment is questions all about Sayu-Sayu!

Sayuki: Both of you, keep it up!

Host: Here it comes. Sayu-Sayu's highly recommended--

Rena: --Yes! Old sword!

Arisa: ---------?!

Host: Correct!

Momoko: Ha! There's no way Rena wouldn't know Sayu-Sayu's favorite type of sword!

Chisato: (Hm, this might be it for Arisa's run.)

Host: Next question!

Host: It was only released day before yesterday--

Arisa: --Yes! "Turn Table ☆ Innocence"!

Host: Correct! It's been quite a hit!

Arisa: Hehe! ♪

Rena: P-pretty good...!

Rena: (But I won't lose...! I swear on my pride as a fangirl!)

Momoko: Haha... She sure can be stubborn!

Eventually...

Host: Here we are, everyone! The climax of the "Decisive Battle ☆ Quiz"!

Host: Arisa-san took the lead and ran with it for the first round, but here in round two, Rena-san is making her comeback...

Host: And now they're tied, each with 14 points!

Girls in the Crowd: Woah?!

Host: We have just two questions to go!

Host: So here's the first question!

Host: Sayu-Sayu's de--

Rena: --Yes! "One-Shot ☆ Princess"!

Host: Correct!

Kaede: Rena-chan!

Momoko: What a turn around!

Chisato: (... This is rough. Even if she gets the next one right, it's still a tie.)

Chisato: (But, still... Good job, Arisa.)

Arisa: ............

Arisa: (So it was "de" for "debut song," huh...)

Arisa: (But even if I'd figured out what the question was, I wouldn't have known the answer...)

Arisa: (But I'm still on the offensive, here!)

Arisa: (I've just gotta... Rise to the challenge!)

Arisa: ...............

Chisato: ------?!

Chisato: Arisa... Is she still trying to win?

Host: It's all down to this, our final question! If Arisa-san can get it right, she'll tie the scores.

Host: Any other outcome, and Rena-san takes the win!

Momoko: .............

Kaede: .............

Arisa: .............

Rena: .............

Host: Next is the intro quiz!

♪ So--

Arisa: --Yes!

Rena: --Yes!

Host: Arisa-san was just a second faster!

Host: What's your answer?

Arisa: "Turn Table ☆ Innocence"!

Host: Oh...?

Momoko: Seriously?! I didn't even get the question!

Host: Correct!! And that brings us back to a tie!!!!

Arisa: Alright!

Girls in the Crowd: Oooh!!!!???

Sayuki: That was amazing!!!

Rena: Grr... I even knew the answer!

Chisato: (So in the end it's like a battle of concentration.)

Chisato: (Everyone here just heard that song, but...)

Chisato: (Those two were the only ones to react that quick...)

Kaede: They're tied again... Do we go into overtime...?

Momoko: Hmm, I don't know.

"Now, I know we're all eager to see who the victor is...!"

"And after careful deliberation from our judges... Narumi Arisa-san and Minami Rena-san both take the title with a double victory!"

Momoko: Oooh!

Chisato: You did it, Arisa!

"Regarding the winning prize, the signature-engraved sword sheath..."

"We have prepared a second personalized prize from Sayu-Sayu herself."

"Let's distribute them!"

Rena: Yesss!

Arisa: We did it!

Arisa: ... I mean...

Rena: ... Hrm...?

Chisato: What's this? Seems like a friendship is budding between those rivals.

Kaede: Rena-chan... You made a new friend...! Yay!

Both: I-it's not like that!

And with that, the event ended and dispersed...

Arisa: Man, I never expected all this to happen today!

Chisato: Hey, that's my line!

Chisato: That was nothing but new experiences for me - I'm exhausted.

Arisa: I guess I dragged you around a bit. My bad.

Chisato: Honestly, I did get pretty absorbed in cheering you on.

Chisato: You looked like you were having so much fun - let's just call it even.

Arisa: Tch. As cool a response as always.

Arisa: Okaaay, I think we're done doing whatever I want.

Arisa: Let's get to the main attraction!

Chisato: Main attraction...?

Arisa: Hm? Isn't it obvious? It's the whole reason we came to Kamihama.

Chisato: ... Ah...

Arisa: To go look at picture books for you! I said I'd go with you.

Arisa: And I am free, after all!

Chisato: .............

Chisato: ... Thanks, Arisa. You've really changed.

Arisa: .............

Arisa: ... You... Think so?

Chisato: Yep.

Chisato: Heh!

Arisa: Let's stay together... W-what? You got somethin' to say?!