Friday, March 30, 2018

Youtube daily report Mar 30 2018

- Hi Donnie!

I'm really really happy that you're receiving this award.

And I think that you are one

of the most amazing people on this campus.

Every time I walk into Sharples

and I'm having a really bad day,

just seeing you and you putting a smile on my face

is just one of the most phenomenal things

that can happen to me.

I really also, really really love your cheese steaks.

And I think just being with you

and having that experience to see you on a daily basis

makes my day so much better.

So thank you for being you

and thank you for being such an amazing person.

Now this is a great, great experience for me

to be able to talk about Donnie

'cause usually he's talking about everybody else.

Donnie talks about everybody so friendly.

He remembers everybody's names.

And the one thing I always remember about Donnie

is he tells me whenever I bring students up to the,

up to the dining hall where Donnie is such a big presence.

He says, "You take care of them down there coach

"and we'll take care of them up here."

And that's one of the reasons the dining hall

is such a friendly place because of Donnie.

- Donnie is amazing.

I nominated him because he always has

a smile for the students.

He's such a ray of sunshine, honestly.

And is so considerate always asking about, you know,

other students, how they're doing and offering hugs.

- I can't think of anybody that exemplifies

and deserves this award more than Donnie Thomas.

Great guy all around.

He's kind and he's generous and he's caring.

He remembers students names from the minute they walk

in on freshman day all the way through their college years,

and even with they return for alumni weekend.

He also shows the same spirit outside of work

where he is very involved with his men's church group

as well as his neighborhood drum youth groups.

He's great guy and congratulations Donnie, well deserved.

- He came to watch me fence once.

Which he never had to do, he's just very wonderful

and he makes me feel all of the good feelings

that I feel about being a small town kid.

- So, Don Thomas, otherwise as I call him,

The Mayor of Swarthmore.

Donnie, I've been working with Donnie

for about 14 years now.

And Donnie's a great guy.

Couldn't say enough about him.

People person, always wanting to jump in

and go above and beyond.

So what else can we say?

This guy deserve it all.

Great part of Swarthmore community and we definitely,

definitely love Donnie at Swarthmore.

Knows the the students, knows student's name

and that's just Donnie.

Friendly, always warm and welcoming.

So, Don Thomas, congratulations buddy.

- Hi Donnie, congratulations.

I'm so happy that you won this award.

You deserve it so much.

Thank you for your hard work that you do for us at Sharples.

Congratulations.

- So one of my favorite parts of the day

that I've learned over these last four years at Swarthmore.

Is when I'm walking down to Sharples

and I'm looking for my food

but then I see Donnie at the grill

who is always there to greet me with a smile

ask me how my day is.

And that's just really has become one of the best parts

of my day, the brightest parts of my day.

When Donnie, these past four years, has followed my sports,

he's been always there to just have

a really great conversation with me.

And I so love to run into him

and appreciate his positive presence and positive energy.

So I want to thank Donnie for all of his work

and all of his hard work here at Swarthmore.

And I know I'm going to miss him a lot next year.

- And he said for years that we two should be friends

and he was delighted to find out that we actually were.

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PUBG Highlight´s Crazy Kark compilation - Duration: 1:03.

Knocked out

105° Enemy Spotted

He is behind the tree

Still alive

Dead

Gtfo

Dead

Dead

Of course I can shoot through the slot

He is outside of the Zone, he is afraid

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Which Is The Best Smartphone Camera — iPhone X, Pixel 2 XL, Galaxy S9+? - Duration: 4:13.

- So, I have the top three smartphones

you can buy right now.

Got the Google Pixel 2 XL,

which has an amazing camera.

Got the Galaxy S9+ with a dual lens camera.

And got the iPhone X or iPhone 10,

which has also a dual lens camera.

Let's start off with the office environment

at the BI offices.

This is mixed lighting

there's some of the artificial lights up top,

there's some light coming through the windows,

so this is a good test for a smartphone camera.

And I gotta say in this one,

it was the Pixel 2 XL that really won out.

The Pixel just offered the best color,

it was the most accurate color.

It's what I see when I look at it through my own eyes.

Now for a look at how each phone handles colors

in an indoor lighting environment.

So, taking a look at these flowers with indoor lighting,

it's kinda warm, yellow lighting.

Colors on the S9 photo kinda looks washed-out.

The Pixel and the iPhone did really well here,

with the iPhone winning out for colors in indoor lighting.

Alright, let's take a step outside to check out

how these photos do with HDR, High Dynamic Range.

That's basically how a camera handles super bright spots

when there's also like a darker spot in the photo as well.

So here we have these tall Manhattan buildings,

and then just the super bright sky

in the middle with the clouds.

So that's perfect test for HDR.

And here I'm gonna call the Pixel on this one.

Again, the HDR on the Pixel kinda won out on the others.

That's not to say that the others looked bad.

The iPhone looks good also,

it's just a little yellow.

So, here's a really tough one for smartphone cameras.

This is a dark, reflective surface.

That means that the camera has to deal with

this dark surface, but also these super bright spots

on this dark surface that are reflecting off it.

So that's really tough for smartphone cameras,

and honestly, a lot of cameras as well.

But here, I gotta say, the iPhone won out here for sure.

And actually, the Pixel just totally blew this one.

Next up, we have the Statue of Liberty

taken from Lower Manhattan,

and here I gotta say it's pretty clear to me

the iPhone or the Pixel did the best.

The S9 again did this thing where it just

homogenizes the whole photo.

It kinda just looks gray-ish.

So, I couldn't leave it there, especially with

the Statue of Liberty being so far away.

This was a perfect test for the 2X zoom lens

on the iPhone X, or 10, and the Galaxy S9+.

The Pixel is not part of this test here,

because it doesn't have a zoom lens.

I think the iPhone looks better here.

It just has this sort of deeper contrast,

which we've seen in a lot of the previous photos.

S9 again kinda does it's thing, where it's just

sort of like makes things a little too bright,

washes out some colors.

Now we go into Galaxy S9 territory,

Samsung territory: low lights.

So I took this photo here of this painting at home.

The Galaxy S9 does incredibly here.

I am just amazed and still shocked how good

Samsung's cameras are at low light situations.

I guess it's time to call it.

Which one is the best?

This is a tough one, guys.

I gotta say, I think the Pixel 2 is still the best

smartphone camera you can find right now.

That's not to say that the S9 and the iPhone are bad,

it's just the Pixel just edges them out

a little bit overall,

and that's what we're gonna see

for the foreseeable future.

We might see something with the Galaxy Note 8

in a few months' time,

maybe Red's special crazy camera phone

will hold some surprises for us.

We'll have to see.

But, for the foreseeable future,

and for a little under a year now,

the Pixel 2 still has the best smartphone camera.

(playful music)

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If you can't make it through a storm - Acapella (With french subtitles) - Duration: 4:10.

If you can't make it through a storm

How can you

say that

God's the captain

of your life

If you can't

make it

through a

storm

If you can't make it through a storm

If you can't make it through your storm

please tell me, tell me how

Jesus comes

The stormy oceans down

It doesn't matter if you seek

Jesus comes the stormy oceans down

Tell me how

can you say that

God's the captain of your life

If you can't

make it

through a storm

your little bit, temporary storm

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One-Page Financial Plan - Duration: 7:01.

The One-Page Financial Plan.

Hey, it's Anthony.

Today let's talk about the one-page financial plan.

This is the foundational plan

that really everyone should have in place

before they get into anything else financial.

This is brought to us by Scott Adams,

the founder or the creator, of Dilbert.

One of the most successful syndicated comics of all time.

And let's get right into it.

Number one, make a will.

This is pretty basic.

Everyone knows you need to make a will.

We'll quickly go over the reasons why.

If you have young kids it's how

you go about naming guardians for them.

And if, most people know if you have

no plan then you're really leaving behind

a mess, a lot of stress,

and expenses for you loved ones.

Now, this step only applies

if you care what happens after you die.

If you have no real surviving relations,

or for whatever philosophical reasons

you don't particularly care

what happens after you pass,

go ahead and skip this step of making a will.

Two, pay off your credit cards.

Debt is not really, this shouldn't have

much of a place in your financial plan

particularly consumer debt.

So really you should just sort of

get allergic to debt, think about it that way,

it's something that you should have

a physical aversion to.

And this really helps you adopt

the philosophy of living within your means.

Which means live within your paycheck

or whatever financial means you have.

And this is just a great philosophy

from both from a financial

and a mental health perspective.

And lastly, just, if you want to think

about it this way when you use credit cards

you end up paying more for stuff

you probably don't need.

You end up paying more for junk, essentially,

because credit cards most folks

are not able to, most folks who get

in trouble with credit cards

are not paying off their balances each month.

So they're paying whatever their purchase price was

plus a ton of compounding interest

for the blender or whatever they paid for then.

Just really not a good, if you fancy yourself

a bargain shopper this is the exact opposite of that.

Three, term life insurance,

so if you have a family that you support

you really should have some sort of life insurance

in case anything, in case the worst should happen.

Here's the thing, all you need is term life insurance.

Whole life, variable, all these sort of

exotics and hybrids they are terrible investments.

We'll go into this in greater detail

in some subsequent video.

But all you need is term life insurance.

If you're wondering, oh well,

I'll have nothing left over at the end

with whole life, I'm paying every month,

but at the end I have this cash value.

Just without getting into details

buy the term life insurance

which is a fraction of the cost

of the whole or the other, and invest the difference,

you'll end up winning in the end.

Four, max out your IRAs and 401ks.

So this one is a no-brainer as well,

because 401ks and IRAs are one of the few

gimmes the IRS and the government give us.

So if you're not taking it you're losing out.

401ks if you're working at an employer

that matches your contribution that is free money.

Do not give, do not turn away from free money.

That's pretty obvious, I hope.

Two, you get a tax deduction now, alright?

With IRAs and with 401ks you either

get a tax deduction now

or it's pre-tax dollars

that is immediate savings right now.

Just take all of that (laughs).

And three, all of these are tax,

or both of these are compounding tax free growth.

That means a dollar you put in today

grows over the next 20 or 40 years

however long your retirement stretch is,

but all those years you're not

paying tax on any gains.

That is a huge, huge advantage

in terms of how to roll up your savings.

Don't give up on that.

Five, buy a house.

Now there are a couple of caveats on this one.

Only buy a house if you actually

want to own your property,

and you can actually afford it.

You gotta go in with the philosophy

and with the thinking that a house is an expense,

not an investment.

I know that that's sort of been pounded,

may have been pounded into your heads for a while,

but a house is not an investment,

it is an expense that you deal with

in one of two ways either by owning or by renting.

And most folks don't quite realize that it's

often more expensive to own than to rent.

Six, six months of expenses.

You should have a rainy day fund

that covers six months of your regular expenses.

And this should be held in a cash,

or cash equivalent account.

Back in the day they used to recommend

money markets but these days I think

online savings accounts gives you a better return,

and is actually more convenient,

and more easily understandable.

Seven, 70% stock index, 30% bonds.

So whatever you have left over

after you've taken care of everything else

we've already talked about here's what you do with it.

You put 70% in a low cost stock index fund

and the other 30% in a bond fund, again low cost.

And you never touch this again until retirement,

or only unless you need to rebalance it

to maintain your 70, 30 percentage balance.

Now, that's what Scott Adams recommends.

Warren Buffett actually recommends

something a little bit more aggressive,

90,10, 90% stock index funds

and 10% money market funds.

But anything within that range should be good for you.

Eight, only fee-based advice.

So what do we mean by that?

If you have anything special going on,

anything beyond the scope of what we've talked about,

that you need help with say retirement,

or college planning, or special tax issues,

only work with a financial planner

who works on a fixed-fee or a fee basis,

not a percentage basis.

Let me repeat that,

let me make sure that's clear

only work with a financial planner,

who earns a fee, or hourly, or a flat fee

for his advice not based on a percentage

of the assets under management.

That is an anchor on your investments

and it's one of the worst,

it's one of the major causes

for folks not getting to retirement

at the rate that they should.

That's it, that's the one-page financial plan.

You take care of all these and you'll have

a sound, financial foundation

for you and your loved ones

before you do anything else, take care.

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We Just Found a Galaxy with Almost No Dark Matter - Duration: 5:31.

[ ♪ Intro ]

Galaxies are all over the news this week!

Galaxies near, galaxies far, galaxies wherever you are … and, yes, that does mean the Milky Way.

But first, in a paper published this week in the journal Nature, an international team

of astronomers discovered that a distant galaxy has almost no dark matter, throwing our expectations

straight out the window.

Dark matter isn't so much dark as it is invisible to all current methods of detection.

It doesn't interact with light at all, so we can't see it, but it does have mass,

so we can see the effects of its gravitational pull.

In most galaxies, dark matter is more abundant than regular, or baryonic, matter.

In our own Milky Way it outnumbers baryonic matter roughly 30 to 1, but in dwarf galaxies,

that ratio is over 10 times greater!

So to find a small galaxy with almost no dark matter at all would be super weird.

So, obviously, we found one.

It's called NGC1052–DF2, although we'll just call it DF2 for short.

To figure out how much dark matter it has, astronomers needed to compare the mass of

the matter we can see to the galaxy's total mass.

They were able to determine DF2's stellar mass, or how much of its mass comes from stars,

based on its brightness and distance.

The team estimated that it's around 65 million light-years away, which produced a stellar

mass of about 200 million times the mass of the Sun, which is roughly 250 times less than

that of the Milky Way.

Then they calculated the mass of the halo surrounding the galaxy, which should, theoretically,

be chock full of dark matter.

To do that, they measured the velocities of 10 different star clusters at distances between

1300 and 25,000 light-years from the center.

Since a more massive galaxy will make stars orbit faster, they used those clusters'

velocities to calculate the total mass for the whole galaxy.

Then they subtracted the stellar mass they'd already accounted for, which left them with

the mass of the dark matter halo.

Which turned out to be less than 150 million times the mass of the Sun.

Now, that's not zero dark matter, but current models say the number should be closer to

60 billion solar masses — 400 times more than what we're seeing!

Since it's such a unique oddity, we still don't know how a dark matter deficient galaxy

like DF2 came to be.

The team proposed a few ways it might have formed from regular matter that wouldn't

have taken much dark matter with it.

For example, from gas that was flung out of merging galaxies, or that was streaming toward

a neighboring galaxy but ended up splitting off.

Until we find more galaxies like this one, it'll be tough to come up with a solid origin story.

But the discovery does help show that dark matter and baryonic matter are not inexorably

linked to one another — in other words, the amount of one does not determine the amount

of the other.

And, it helps put another nail in the coffin for hypotheses that dark matter isn't real,

and that what we call dark matter is actually just our own physics equations being wrong.

Because if that were the case, we wouldn't expect to find random galaxies with very little of it.

As for when we'll finally pin down what exactly dark matter is, only time will tell.

Much closer to home, astronomers have finally solved a mystery involving a galactic tug

of war and cannibalism on the outskirts of the Milky Way.

The Large and Small Magellanic Clouds are irregular dwarf galaxies about 160,000 and

200,000 light-years from our own.

They both orbit the Milky Way, but as they do so, they also orbit one another.

The gravity involved in that system means that one of the Clouds has ripped away some

of the other's gas, and sent it spiraling toward us in a fragmented arc roughly half

the length of the Milky Way!

The question is: which Cloud is siphoning gas away from the other?

That's been a mystery for some time now — although admittedly not as long as the

arc has been around, since it's roughly 2 billion years old.

Obviously we weren't around back then to ask these kinds of questions.

Thanks to a paper published last month in the Astrophysical Journal, we may finally

have an answer.

Astronomers call this arc of gas the Leading Arm, because it's "leading the motion"

of the Magellanic Clouds.

It kinda looks like this arm starts out in the Large Magellanic Cloud.

But to confirm its real galactic parent, the team used the Hubble Space Telescope to analyze

some of its composition, and compare it to both dwarf galaxies.

Specifically, they looked at the light from seven quasars, incredibly bright cores of

galaxies powered by supermassive black holes.

Based on where they're each located in space, the light from these quasars had to travel

through one of the Magellanic Clouds or the Leading Arm on its way to us.

And depending on their composition, the molecules in the Clouds and Arm would have absorbed

different wavelengths of the light as it passed through.

By analyzing which types of light were absorbed, the team was able to match the Arm's composition

with … the Small Magellanic Cloud.

Large Magellanic Cloud, you are not the father!

Or mother.

But you did kind of gravitationally tear off part of your galactic partner and allow the

Milky Way to cannibalize it and make new stars, so it's complicated.

Of course solving this mystery wasn't just to satisfy curiosity.

Understanding how gas falls - or accretes - into galaxies is an important step toward

better models of how galaxies grow and evolve.

But most galaxies are too far away for us to detect the light we'd need to study.

So the fact that we have an example of this galactic gas accretion right on our own front

porch is a huge benefit.

Between that and DF2's missing dark matter, we've got all kinds of galactic mysteries to solve!

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Space News!

For more on galaxies with weird amounts of dark matter, you can check out our episode

on Galaxy X, which is almost entirely made up of dark matter.

[ ♪ Outro ]

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Jussie Smollett Interview | The Rundown With Robin Thede - Duration: 5:45.

(cheering and applause)

Yes! Welcome back!

Now, tonight, my guest is a singer,

and actor, and I think Cookie's favorite son.

Please welcome Jussie Smollett.

(cheering and applause)

Yeah! Hey!

Oh, you got a body roll? Yes.

Hey, hey!

(cheering and applause)

What you got?

What's up, darling? How are you?

I love you so much! What's up?

Jussie! (cheering)

Have a seat. Oh, my God.

You're so adorable.

Oh, you're so beautiful.

Thank you, thank you.

I'm just trying to be careful of my shorts.

That's right. Uh...

What's up, y'all? How are you? Right?

(cheering and applause)

I'm so excited to have you here.

I'm so happy to be here.

You're so dope. You so dope.

Okay, thank you. (laughing)

But, look, I'm excited

because you have brand new music. Yes.

Right? So I'm just gonna jump into it.

Some of my music.

"Sum" of my music. S-U-M.

Like math. Yes, yes.

Why should I spend my $9 on his album?

Actually, 8.99. Oh, hey!

It's not $9. That's right, that's right, that's right.

(laughter)

What--? Tell me about the music.

What's the kind of vibe? What's going on with it?

Oh, it's straight R&B.

It's been a long time coming,

so it's exciting to finally be here,

finally be able to, to release it to the public

and, you know, let them see a little bit of me.

I've been singing soundtracks for four seasons now,

and I'm so grateful for everything

that I've done on "Empire."

But it's, you know, Jamal's music can be very literal. Yes.

And so it's nice to tell my own stories.

It's really cool. Yeah!

(cheering and applause) I love it.

And this is on your own label, right?

It's on my own label, Music of Sound.

Music of Sound. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay.

Now, I heard your label is called Music of Sound

for an interesting reason.

You ain't gotta tell all my business, Robin.

(laughing)

I love "The sound of Music"!

(laughing)

So it just-- backwards "Sound of Music."

Yeah, so, so check it out, check it out, so...

Yes, the al-- The music company is called Music of Sound,

like "Sound of Music," but it also--

I had two dates to choose from.

The last date of February or the first date of--

The first week of March.

And I looked up the date and I was like,

these dates will meaning something to me. Oh, wow.

And March 2nd, which was the date it was released--

Ha, I'm such a loser--

53 years to the date that "The Sound of Music"

was released in theaters.

(laughter and applause)

Wait a minute!

So let me get this straight.

You said, I'm not dropping this joint

during Black History Month.

I'm doing it with "The Sound of Music."

Be like, so I want to drop it for my people.

And then I was like,

man, they gave us that short-ass month.

Let's do it in March. You're right, you're right.

So... You're right.

Listen, a black man can love "The Sound of Music," damn it.

That's right, that's right.

Okay? All right?

We are very diverse. That's right.

They fought against the Nazis.

Right. (laughs)

They was on it.

You sing, you act, you direct.

What's the endgame?

I want to be the black male Barbra Streisand.

I'm sorry. (audience reacts)

Okay.

(cheering and applause)

The black male Barbra Streisand.

I know this is like twice removed, but still.

I love it. I think it's a great role model to have.

I think so.

All right, it's time for a game.

You know, this is totally made up.

It's not relevant to anything that's going on

in the world right now. Oh, God, Robin!

No, no, no, we just-- we just have this idea.

And it's called Would You Bite This Person in the Face, okay?

Oh, God! (laughter)

Nothing to do with anything...

Nothing to do with anything that's going on in the news.

It's totally random.

All you have to do is tell us

if you would bite this person in the face and why.

First person up is Stacey Dash.

Would you bite her in the face and why?

God bless her. Wouldn't touch her.

(laughing)

(applause)

All right.

All right, Safaree, would you bite him in the face?

What about biting Safaree for?

I don't know, you tell me.

This is a weird-ass game.

(laughing)

Safaree, much respect.

But nah, I ain't gonna bite Safaree in the face.

All right. Listen, no judgments.

Black Panther, T'Challa.

Would you bite him in the face?

You might get some of that vibranium.

I mean, I'm just saying.

(laughter, light applause)

But T'Challa might kick your ass

if you bite him in the face, though.

Nah, I ain't biting him in the face.

No, I'm not biting... Okay.

No. All right, all right.

Speed round, speed round.

I don't bite people in the face

unless we making love. Oh, hello!

Okay, unless it's freaky.

But I ain't biting you in the face otherwise.

Okay, well, then this'll be good.

We're gonna do a speed round.

Serena Williams, yes or no.

(sighs) That might be-- See?

Y'all don't know.

I respect Serena Williams a great deal.

Yes or no, speed round.

No, no, I'm not gonna bite--

Okay, an actual black panther.

(laughter)

No! Maxine Waters.

I love Maxine Waters!

I would bite Maxine Waters in the face!

(shouting and laughter)

I love Maxine Waters!

See? Yes.

Okay, Omarosa.

Who? (laughs)

I don't know her.

Mark Zuckerberg.

Nah, I ain't biting his ass.

Get outta here!

Mike Pence. (laughing)

(audience reacts)

I'll kick him in the face.

Last one, Sanaa Lathan. You biting her in the face?

Oh, I love Sanaa Lathan.

I might bite Sanaa in the face.

(applause)

Good job. I might bite Sanaa in the face.

This is like a UK show. It is, yeah, why not?

Really is. We don't care.

What do we care? We're on BET.

They let us do anything.

'Cause you know why? 'Cause we black.

'Cause we got you.

Yeah, 'cause we got you. 'Cause we got you.

His new album is called "Sum of My Music."

It's available right now.

Go pick it up.

Give it up for Jussie Smollett, everybody!

We'll be right back.

(music, cheering and applause)

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If you can't make it through a storm

How can you

say that

God's the captain

of your life

If you can't

make it

through a

storm

If you can't make it through a storm

If you can't make it through your storm

please tell me, tell me how

Jesus comes

The stormy oceans down

It doesn't matter if you seek

Jesus comes the stormy oceans down

Tell me how

can you say that

God's the captain of your life

If you can't

make it

through a storm

your little bit, temporary storm

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5 Beginner Bass Lines - Guaranteed To Impress [With Tabs On Screen] - Duration: 13:31.

In this bass lesson, you're going to learn 5 beginner-friendly bass lines that are guaranteed

to impress and the best part is that they're super easy to play, so you can start playing

them today!

I'm Luke McIntosh from becomeabassist.com and if you want to learn some bass lines that

people actually like and recognize, and get people excited about your playing then keep

watching!

[Video Intro]

I love the bass - pretty much everything about it.

The way it sounds, the way it feels, the way it gets people to move, but there's one

thing that kind of sucks about it.

If you're a guitar player or a piano player - even if you're a drummer, if someone asks

you to play something, there's tons of super easy things you can play that people will

recognize and sing along with..

A guitar player might play a super famous riff like Smoke On The Water or Sweet Child

Of Mine - or even strum a famous chord progression.

Something like Wonderwall always seems to get a reaction.

Piano players can do this same thing - they can play things like John Lennon's Imagine

or pretty much anything by Elton John and instantly people will be singing along and

having a great time.

However!

If you played the bass line to any of these songs, people would just look at you funny

and say, "What the hell is that supposed to be".

Because the bass is so often a supporting instrument, there aren't a ton of examples

of bass lines that will prick people's ears up and get them excited.

However, there are a few absolute gems: bass lines that you can play that get the same

kind of reaction as one of these other famous guitar songs or piano songs.

The kind of bass line that almost defines the song.

You don't need anything BUT the bass line for people to get into it and start yourself

a glorious sing along! [laughs]

The first song that's great for this is 7-Nation Army from The White Stripes.

It's super simple and it's pretty much the same thing the whole way through.

The funny part is that there's not actually a bass in the original recording - the thing

playing the bass line is a guitar that's been put down an octave.

It still sounds cool though and it's easy to play.

First, let's listen to the whole thing really quick.

[plays bass line] Super simple, right?

That's the majority of the song!

So how do we play it?

We're going to start this one on this E right here - 2nd fret on your D-string.

From there, we're going to go up to the open G string, then back down.

Simple enough so far!

From here, we're going to keep going down - we'll go to this open D-string right here.

Then, to round things off, you play a long C - 3rd fret on your A-string right here,

and then take it down one fret to the B - 2nd fret on your A-string.

Again, the whole thing and you get this.

[plays bass line]

Now there are 2 small variations in the bass line.

The first comes right before the chorus where we get 2 bars of straight 8th notes on G,

and then A. [plays bass notes] This also happens at the end of the chorus.

You can use your 3rd fret on the E-string and open A-string or you could use the 5th

fret on your E-string too.

Whatever works for you is fine.

In fact, you could play most of the bass line further up the neck like this.

[plays bass line] That'd be fine too.

The 2nd variation I'm talking about happens in the chorus of the song.

Instead of the regular bass line in the chorus, every second time, we get this [plays bass

line] That first part is the same, but when we get to the G - the 3rd fret on the E-string,

we go back up to the open A, back to the G before we finally settle on the F#. [plays

bass line] Just like that.

Of course I've put the links to all the songs in the description if you want to go

and play along with the real thing.

Let's move on right now though!

For the next one, let's go old school and play Ben E. King's Stand By Me.

This is a super iconic bassline and it's great for us because you can just play that

bass line and nothing else and people still know exactly what the song is and they can

sing along - even if it's just the chorus.

And one of the great things about it is it's the exact same the whole way through.

The whole thing will sound like this.

[plays bass line] Sound familiar?

Let's get to playing it.

We're going to start on this high A here - 2nd fret on the G-string.

We've got 2 hits on this note [plays notes] before we get an E on the D-string, 2nd fret,

followed by a G# on the G-string - that's the first fret there.

So we have this.

[plays bass line] Then we're going to pass through that G# again on the first fret and

land on the F# right here at the 4th fret of our D-string and have 2 of them.

[plays bass line] It's rhythmically identical to the first one, yeah?

After these 2 F#s we go down the this E - 2nd fret on the D-string - and back up.

[plays bass line]

We're about halfway through by this point, so now we're going to go through that E

again to land on the open D-string and once again, 2 hits just like we had on the A and

the F#. [plays bass line] This time though, instead of going down from this note, we're

actually going to go up to the F# again and circle back around to the E and hit that one

twice.

[plays bass line] And finally, you play the first part again starting on the E, going

to the G# and A. [plays bass line] So the whole thing together sounds like this.

[plays bass line] Like I said - it's the same the whole way through so just start it

up, wait for someone to recognize it and you're off to the races!

For bass line #3, we're going to look at Rick James' Superfreak.

It was also sampled by MC Hammer for Can't Touch This, and that probably ended up being

more well-known.

It's virtually the same the whole way through as well though!

We start with a really quick hammer on from the C on our A-string to the D. That's from

the 3rd fret to the 5th fret, and then we come straight back down to the C, the B - 2nd

fret on the A string - to the open A or the 5th fret on the E-string.

Whichever you prefer.

This one [plays open A] or this one.

[plays A on E-string] Either is fine.

From here you've got 2 variations.

The first one that happens sounds like this [plays bass line] We have the open E-string,

then up to the G - 3rd fret on the E-string.

They're like a little pair.

Then we get another pair from the B - 2nd fret on the A-string down to the open A or

again, if you want, you can use the 5th fret on

the E-string.

The second variation just replaces that open E-string with that B on the A-string.

[plays bass line] So the first time you use that open E and the 2nd

time, you use the B instead.

The whole phrase will sound like this.

[plays bass line] Again, this is another one that people will immediately recognize and

they'll probably say at some point that you can't touch this.

[laughs]

Bass line #4, we're going to go old school again and have a look at Queen's Another

One Bites The Dust - maybe one of the most well recognized bass lines, maybe ever!

And to get started with it, it's super simple - just 3 notes.

The part that everyone knows and the part we're going to be looking at sounds like

this [plays bass line] Super simple, right?

We start with a quick run down from the A - 5th fret on the E-string - to the G - 3rd

fret on the E-string - and then 3 super heavy Es. [plays bass line] The next part is a little

bit tricky rhythmically, but I'm sure you'll be able to handle it.

We get three more quick Es before going back up to the G. [plays bass line] Yeah?

Just like that.

Da-da-da-daaah.

Then to finish it off we've got one more E, and then a quick jump up to the A right

here.

[plays bass line] The whole thing will sound like this.

[plays bass line] There are a few more sections in the song, but this one is the one that

people will know and will sing along to.

For our last bass line, let's get a bit more modern, yeah?

Let's take a look at Meghan Trainor's All About That Bass.

Super popular song with a simple bass line and I'm sure if you played this in a room

full of people, you'd have at least a few who knew all the words and are probably just

looking for an opportunity to sing it!

It's just got 3 chords and the same kind of idea is played over all three.

So first of all, let's play the whole thing.

Altogether, it'll sound like this.

[plays bass line] Again - fairly simple.

Let's break it down.

We'll start with this open A-string right here and go up to a C on the same string - 3rd

fret - and from here you go up one fret to the C#.

You can either hammer on or just pluck it regularly.

And from here, you go up to this E on the D-string - 2nd fret.

So far we have this.

[plays bass line] to finish off the idea, we just go down to the C# and then down to

the A-string.

So the first bit sounds like this.

[plays bass line] In the intro, that's all you get, but for pretty much the rest of the

song, that idea gets repeated twice like this.

[plays bass line] The next part starts on a B - 2nd fret on the A-string and we're

going to have the exact same rhythm, but different notes.

So we're starting on that B, then going up to our C#, then to D - 5th fret - before

going up to an F# and back down.

[plays bass line] Again, it's repeated twice throughout the song.

The last idea is the exact same as the first one, but we're starting on our open E-string

rather than our open A. That means we'll have open E, G and G# - 3rd and 4th fret on

the E-string - then up to B - 2nd fret on the A-string and then back down to the G#

and then to the E. [plays bass line]

You put it all together, you'll get this.

[plays bass line]

Now like I said, I've put all the links to these songs below so you can go ahead and

play along with the actual recordings and get a feel for each of them.

If you liked this lesson, be sure to head to becomeabassist.com and sign up for the

email newsletter.

You'll get a ton of exclusive subscriber-only video lessons, all the best stuff from Become

A Bassist and as a gift for joining, I'll send you my 8 part Bass Chord Pro series totally

free, where you'll learn all the chords you'd ever need to play on bass.

Thanks so much for watching - I really do appreciate it.

I'm Luke McIntosh from becomeabassist.com and I'll see you soon.

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Underrated Travel Items | 9 Things You Should Pack on Your Next Trip! - Duration: 7:06.

Hi there, it's Ernest from Trip Astute. In this video, I'm gonna share my top 9

underrated travel items. These are things that don't get a lot of attention but

can easily save the day when you're traveling and away from home.

(light chiming music)

Today, I want to talk about things that I carry with me on most trips that aren't slick

or fancy, but are essential items that have saved the day on many occasions.

We're not talking about packing cubes or backpacks, even though those are awesome

tools that help make the process of packing and traveling smoother. Instead

these are simple and basic items that I carry with me that have proven to be

extremely handy when traveling. So, in no particular order, let's jump straight

into the list. Number 1: Wipes. I know we've mentioned wipes before in

several videos, but they are truly a must-have item when traveling. They have

definitely come in handy when dealing with dirty airplane trays and even when

visiting a place with no running water in the bathroom, like many national parks.

These things are super handy and cheap, and there's really no reason not to

carry a few in your bag. One tip though is to put your wipes in a second plastic

bag. For some reason, the packaging from the store seems to often leak, so I often

place them in a ziplock bag to be safe. Number 2: Pens. OK, so I know a lot of us

use pens less and less every day, especially since more of our life is

digital. But one thing that is almost never digital are those pesky customs

and immigration forms that you need to fill out when entering another country.

And it seems like there's never enough pens on the airplane. So make sure you

pack a pen. Actually, pack a few of them and you'll be a hero when you can share

them with others. You may even make some new friends.

A tip though is to carry pens that won't leak on the plane. You don't necessarily

need a fancy space pen either. Most gel and ballpoint pens will work. However, I

would avoid roller ball pens as they tend to leak under pressure.

Number 3: Headlamp. You're not gonna win any fashion or hipster awards for

wearing one, but these things are super useful. I know that I have a flashlight

on my phone, but there are times I want to have my hands-free while still having

illumination. An example of this was when I traveled to Vietnam and went

through the Cu Chi tunnels. We were crawling through the tunnels, and holding

a phone would not have been practical. I have one that I've used for years and it

still works great. It also doubles as an emergency light at home and comes in

handy when doing home repairs in dark spaces. Number 4: Plastic utensil. This

little plastic utensil is not only sturdy and reusable, but it has saved the day

on several occasions. Why? Because I'll often buy foods like yogurt when I

travel to not only save money on breakfast, but also because I think it

helps my digestive system. Though what often happens is that I realize that I

don't have a spoon, and when I ask a store for one, either they don't have

them or they want me to buy a whole pack of them, which is both cumbersome and

wasteful. After going through this exact scenario in Panama, I decided to get a

cheap reusable utensil and it works great. Number 5:

Watch. I know a lot of people just use their mobile phones as their watch. That

makes a lot of sense, but I always recommend wearing a watch when traveling.

Why? Because I tend to burn through my mobile phone battery faster when I'm

traveling and using my phone to capture photos and videos. And with the time

being more sensitive when you travel, especially when flying or taking a tour,

it just makes more sense to have a dedicated watch for the task. I'm also a

bit old school, so I like carrying an automatic watch, which means that it

doesn't use a battery. I just happen to be a watch geek, so I like the idea of

the watch being powered by my motion, but any watch will do. Number 6: Spare battery

charger. Speaking of mobile phones running out of power, I always carry a

small USB battery charger. It comes in useful so many times when traveling and

I honestly recommend one to any traveler. They come in a variety of sizes and

capacities. I personally love the battery packs made by Anker and they plan to get

a bigger capacity one, now that I'm carrying more camera gear and a drone.

However, their tiny charger is what I usually carry and it saved me on so many

occasions. Number 7: Multi-port USB charger. To continue the theme of power

and electronics, I recommend carrying a multi-port

USB charger. One thing that I've noticed when traveling is that hotels often have

very few plugs, especially some of the more dated hotels. This can be an issue

if you have multiple devices that need to be charged. Having a multi-port

charger allows you to charge many different devices and can even win you

some friends at the airport. Again, I highly recommend any chargers made by

Anker. They even make a charger that doubles as a spare battery pack, so check

out their gear if you're interested in getting one. Number 8: Rain gear. Being in

a sudden downpour is no fun, especially when you're carrying important items or

gear. I sometimes will carry an umbrella with me, but most times I like to pack a

poncho. It doesn't take up much room and it works really well to keep me dry. You

can get ones that are disposable but I recommend spending a bit more to get one

that's reusable. They are not only more durable, but they also tend to be made of

more breathable materials, which is so much more comfortable to wear.

Number 9: Luggage lock. The last item on my list is the simple luggage lock. The

reason I recommend carrying one is that there have been times when I've checked

into a hotel only to find out that there isn't a safe, or even worse, it just

doesn't work properly. I usually carry a portable safe with me, but if I don't

have it or if I have items that are too big, I

usually just lock it in my suitcase. Now I know that this isn't the best way to

secure your items as the lock can be destroyed or your bag could be cut. It's

definitely not gonna stop and determine thief, but it's probably enough to deter

a curious housekeeper. If you're traveling with some expensive or

valuable items, then you're better off carrying it with you during the day or

having the front desk secure it in their safe if they offer the service. Also, if

you want to use a luggage lock when flying, make sure it's TSA approved if

you're traveling to the US. Otherwise, it will likely be cut. For US travelers,

you should be aware that theft from luggage is much more common around the

world than in the US, so it's good practice to lock your luggage when

traveling. What underrated items do you carry when traveling? Is there anything

that you've used that saved the day? Please let us know in the comments

section below. I've posted links to the products shown

in this video. Trip Astute does get a percentage if

you use our link. It doesn't cost you anything extra, but it helps us to

continue building content for this channel. If you enjoyed this video or

found it useful, please hit the "like" button, and if you haven't done so

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website. Until next time, travel safe and travel smart.

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Baby Driver - 69 Facts You Should Know - Duration: 21:56.

Arguably one of the most highly anticipated films for 2017, Baby Driver is an action thriller

motion picture that is both directed and written by renowned British director Edgar Wright,

the one and only behind remarkable works of art such as Shaun of the Dead (2004), Hot

Fuzz (2007), Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010) and Ant-Man (2015).

Starring Ansel Elgort, Jon Hamm, Jamie Foxx, Lily James, Jon Bernthal, Kevin Spacey and

more, Baby Driver details a story about a young getaway driver who relies on

the beat of his music to overcome tinnitus in

his ears he suffers after a childhood accident.

When he meets the ideal woman of his dreams Debora, Baby ceases the opportunity

to ditch his criminal life behind and make a clean getaway to finally live free. That

said, he must face the music when a doomed heist threatens his life and love after being

coerced into working for a huge crime boss

Here are 69 facts about Baby Driver You didn't know

Wright cast Ansel Elgort to play Baby, the main character in Baby Driver, because of

his passion for musicality. Elgort, aged 22 at the time of shooting, writes music, plays

instruments, can DJ and even dance. Naturally, he is a quintessential fit for a character

who holds music as a huge part of his life.

The car Baby drives in the opening scene is a 2006 Subaru WRX in San Remo Red.

The stunt supervisors all agreed that the gun fights in Baby Driver were the hardest

to film as every gun shot had to be perfectly timed to the music playing for that scene.

No one could mess it up as every step had to be in time, every line had to be the same

and every movement had to be faultless.

The Mike Myers masks actually were supposed to be the masks of Michael Myers from the

Halloween series but the producers were unable to obtain legal permission. Edgar Wright then

reached out to the comedian Mike Myers about using masks of his likeness instead, who thought

the scene was funny and gave his blessing.

According to Edgar Wright, each script sent to the main actors that were wanted for their

respective roles included an Ipod that contained list of songs that were to be played while

reading a particular scene for the movie in order to emphasize the tone.

The extensive collection of sunglasses and iPods that Baby owns were not bought by him;

they were taken from cars he stole. In an interview, Edgar Wright said: 'If he has been

stealing cars since he was 12, the main thing he would have inherited from these stolen

cars are people's sunglasses and iPods.'

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. Edgar Wright explains why Baby

doesn't use smartphones for his music and calls. It's because modern day technology

like smartphones can be tracked, so by using burners and iPods, Baby can stay off the grid.

In almost every scene where no music is playing, you can hear a slight ringing in the background

the sound of Baby's tinnitus.

In speaking to Slash FILM about Baby Driver , Edgar said, What I did with this season

is I picked movies that had car chases of my youth. So there are not as many recent

ones because I capped it where I started making movies myself, which was around 1994. I chose

the car chases that really inspired me when I was younger. Because I had the original

idea for Baby Driver in 1995 so I was thinking about the films up until that point.

The movies that he was talking about are: Bullitt (1968), The Italian Job (1969), The

French Connection (1971), Vanishing Point (1971), Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry (1974), Freebie

and the Bean (1974), Smokey and the Bandit (1977), The Driver (1978), The Blues Brothers

(1980), and To Live and Die in LA (1985).

n 1995 Wright was 21, living in North London, and while he was editing his first film Fist

Full of Fingers he was listening to Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and would visualize the action

of Baby Driver, specifically the film s opening car chase, without knowing anything about

the story or characters

They shut down the I-85, one of Atlanta s busiest highways, twice for the opening chase

sequence, and the second time they reshot about 85% of the sequence. But Wright was

able to cut a lot of the footage together to show the actors what the movie would look

like, since this was towards the beginning of the shoot.

Wright says he didn t really intend for Baby s jacket to be like Han Solo s, but says even

Phil Lord and Chris Miller pointed out that it looks like Han s jacket.

The freeway carjacking scene is soundtracked to Neat Neat Neat by The Damned, but cinematographer

Bill Pope told Wright the scene was going to be longer than the song. Wright s fix was

to have Baby rewind the song at one point, so the song actually does last for the entire

sequence. Wright shot the rewind bit on one of the last days of production as a fix.

Wright was inspired to use The Damned in the film after watching a documentary in which

the band members were lamenting the fact that their songs never get used in movies.

Blues rock singer Jon Spencer, whose song "Bellbottoms" is used in the first robbery,

plays a jail guard.

When Edgar Wright wanted Ansel Elgort to be more stern in a shot, he used the code words

"Man Driver!" He taught him the "Kubrick look" by showing Ansel a picture on his phone of

Malcolm McDowell in character in A Clockwork Orange (1971).

The first R-rated movie to be given permission to show footage from a Disney film Monsters,

Inc. (2001). Pete Docter, the director of "Monsters, Inc.", is given a 'special thanks'

credit as a result.

Baby and Debora are frequently dressed in black and white. In an interview, Ansel Elgort

said it was to contrast with the other characters and to give their love story a more timeless

feel.

During the opening credits, when Baby is going to get coffee and listening to "Harlem

Shuffle," lyrics to the song can be seen on graffiti, signs, and posters as he passes

them.

In early 2017, Edgar Wright tweeted Meryl Streep's in our movie!' After he quickly

deleted it, many people speculated whether or not Streep was in the film. While she doesn't

appear in the film itself, Streep does appear on a TV screen while Baby is flipping through

channels in a clip from It's Complicated (2009).

In the restaurant scene, Kevin Spacey's character is seen talking to Big Bo and

Killer Mike. They also contribute a song to the film's soundtrack.

As this movie is filmed in Atlanta and Edgar Wright added many touches to make

it authentically Atlantan, when the Bo's Diner chef answers the phone and says "what'll ya

have?," this is most likely a reference to the famous Atlanta diner The Varsity, where

the employees take your order by asking "what'll ya have?"

Both Ansel Elgort and Jon Hamm received a month of driving training to prepare for the

extensive and elaborate chase scenes in the movie.

Multiple actors auditioned for the role of Baby's foster father, Joseph, but CJ Jones

was the only one who auditioned that was actually deaf.

Despite Edgar Wright insisting on using less CGI, visual effects company Double Negative

provided around 450 VFX shots, mostly for clean-up, digital cars, background objects

and combining practical shots.

The studio pressured Edgar Wright to cut the foot chase scene because the movie

was starting to go over-budget. Wright deferred a portion of his directing fee to ensure the

scene was completed.

The studio requested that the scene in which Baby mispronounces the band, T-Rex as "Trex"

be cut from the film because it made the character sound dumb, though Edgar Wright refused.

Edgar Wright generally doesn't allow improv on his sets, though he did make a few exceptions

this time, namely for Jamie Foxx.

In reference to the character of Doc, director Edgar Wright described him as "like one of

those awful father figures who can be great in rare moments."

The song "Easy" by The Commodores was requested for the movie by Ansel Elgort after Edgar

Wright asked him if there were any songs he knew by heart.

The character, Bats, gets annoyed when asked if he knew about Barbra Streisand, though

in reality Jamie Foxx is close friends with her.

During one scene where Baby is flicking through channels a short clip from Blue song by Mint

Royale is shown. Edgar Wright directed this music video and has stated this is where he

practiced the opening scene to Baby Driver.

Quentin Tarantino read the script and told Wright about another song called Deborah by

Dave Edmunds, but the character in the song was a complete b**ch, so Wright opted to just

use the T-Rex and Beck Deborah songs instead.

Bill Pope says the circular shot in the restaurant between Baby and Deborah was tricky to shoot

because it had to end exactly when Kevin Spacey toasts his drink.

Wright didn't want to shoot leafy, woody Atlanta because a leafy freeway makes

you feel like the characters have gotten away or looks too much like Smokey and the Bandit

in the country. So for almost the entirety of the movie they shot in urban areas. The

state of Georgia offered to shut down rural freeways for their use, but Wright wanted

to shoot in the heart of the city.

They did four days of reshoots after two test screenings. The scene in the car

between Baby and Deborah when they kiss, after Doc confronts Baby, was a reshoot, and wasn

t shot by Bill Pope Ken Sang shot it instead, because Pope was unavailable. Audiences wanted

to see a bit more between Baby and Deborah before Deborah makes the decision to leave

with Baby. But during the filming of the shot of them kissing, they had overrun on the location

by an hour so the police were yelling offscreen to tell them to wrap it up.

The scene with Baby and Doc s nephew came from an interview Wright did with an ex-con,

who said he would take a son or a nephew with him to case banks so he seemed less suspicious.

Jamie Foxx had a habit of watching takes back on the monitors next to Wright, and when it

would be a shot of Jon Hamm, Foxx would turn to Wright and say, He handsome. So the line

got added into the movie.

According to Edgar Wright, many people thought that the diner set was a real restaurant and

occasionally groups would enter and sit down to have lunch.

The Tequila scene took three days to shoot and one extra day of second unit, which Wright

shot with stunt coordinator Darren Prescott.

There were also inserts in the diner scene of Jon Hamm holding his fork like he s going

to stab Jamie Foxx s character, but Wright felt it was complicating the scene too much.

But you can still see Hamm holding his fork in the wide shots.

In the editing room, the diner scene ran on for about 90 seconds longer than the song

that was intended for the scene, Something Is Wrong with My Baby, so Wright hit the Genius

button on his iTunes on that song and found Every Little Bit Hurts , which they added

to the scene so music would play throughout.

The short scene of Deborah being stood up at the diner wasn t in the script, but Wright

improvised it during production when he realized the audience (and studio) would need to know

what Deborah was up to at this point in the story.

In shooting the foot chase, Wright says First Unit and Second Unit were sometimes

shooting simultaneously in the same area. Since Ansel Elgort is 21 and 6 4 , Bill Pope

says he had to trade off grips to keep up with him with the camera while he was running.

Wright first met Jon Hamm when Hamm first hosted SNL, at the afterparty. He wrote the

character of Buddy for him at that time.

Doc's car, the Mercedes Benz S550, had to have its computer systems modified for the

chase scenes since the car is engineered to correct itself when it goes out of control.

Edgar Wright initially came up with the idea for Baby Driver while listening to the song

"Bellbottoms" by the Jon Spencer Blues Experience.

According to production designer Marcus Rowland, the 50s themed diner where Debora works was

converted from an abandoned Denny's.

Flea, or Michael Peter Balzary, from the Red Hot Chilli Peppers appears in Baby Driver

and over the production time, both Jamie Foxx and Ansel Elgort grew very close to the musician.

They would hang out at Flea s studio, and are apparently making a record together.

As a British director, Wright wanted to make sure that his script wasn t too British and

to make Baby Driver more of an American crime film, he consulted Joe Loya, an ex-con who

wrote the book The Man Who Outgrew His Prison Cell about his time behind bars.

The only cast remained from the first table reading of the script in 2012 is Jon Hamm.

As for Baby s love interest Debora, Emma Stone was originally supposed to play the character

but turned down the opportunity to star in La La Land. Chloe Grace Moretz was also in

the running, but then dropped out to film The Little Mermaid.

A majority of the on-the-road action in Baby Driver are carried out by the actors

themselves and stunt drivers who perfected the real tricky stuff without the aid of green

screen manipulation and visual effects. Due to this, there wasn t a lot of room for error.

It was important to Wright to ensure that the beats of the car chases and action scenes

were in lockstep with those of the soundtrack. To do that, they had to tediously be at the

locations to measure the roads out before actually driving the car and timing everything.

They choreographed everything to music, instead of the other way around.

During his interview on the Nerdist Podcast, Edgar Wright admitted to putting a bunch of

Easter eggs in this film. He told Chris Hardwick one of the cars has a license plate that's

represents the release date of another one of his films.

Whenever Edgar Wright had Jamie Foxx and Kevin Spacey in the same shot, he would whisper

to a colleague: "Double Oscar shot!"

The tracking shot in the beginning of the movie where Baby gets coffee took 28 takes.

The 21st take is the one used in the movie.

This film is named after Simon & Garfunkel's song "Baby Driver" from their 1970 album "Bridge

Over Troubled Water." The song appears in the film during the end credits.

This is the first time since A Fistful of Fingers (1995) that Edgar Wright is the sole

credited writer on one of his films.

Michael Douglas was considered for the role of Doc. Edgar Wright was responsible for his

casting as Hank Pym in Ant-Man (2015) before Wright left the project.

Ansel Elgort beat Logan Lerman and John Boyega for the title role.

Ansel Elgort had been trained in ballet and other forms of dance since childhood, a skill

which proved to be useful for the musically choreographed action scenes.

Wright was insistent on filming most of the chase scenes in the daylight because it created

an "extra air of collision tension."

Edgar Wright directly reached out to hip hop artists Big Boi and Killer Mike for cameo

appearances in the film

Fellow director and friend of Edgar Wright, Robert Rodriguez, suggested Eiza Gonzales

for the role of Darling.

Over 40 streets in Atlanta were closed over the course of the production to film the movie's

elaborate chase scenes.

One of the red Subaru WRX used in the film was given to Ansel Elgort after he pleaded

with the filmmakers to give him the car after filming had wrapped up.

During the post office scene, the teller at the counter quotes Dolly Parton: "Everybody

wants happiness, nobody wants pain, but you can't have a rainbow without a little rain."

The final heist begins in the rain. When Baby is released from prison, a rainbow is visible

in the background.

When Baby flicks through the TV channels towards the start of the film, the dialogue

from each channel teases what happens in the final heist.

After the first bank robbery, Griff jokes, "If you don't see me again, it's because I'm

dead." His character is never seen again in the film.

The numbers (28071978) on Baby's prison jumpsuit at the end of the film correspond to the release

date of The Driver (1978)

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