Thursday, November 2, 2017

Youtube daily report Nov 3 2017

[Honbab (Eating Alone)]

[Lovelyz Mijoo & Yein's] [#HonbabStagram]

[Honbab LEVEL 3.] [Beef Brisket Tteokbokki (spicy rice cake)]

[Yein] Everyone, hello! I'm Yein!

I heard that Mijoo did really well eating alone!

The team's youngest can't lose though!

So, I am about to go and eat something really yummy! This place is...

Everyone... I'm next to a school! [An alleyway near a school!]

There is an elementary school, I'm in an alleyway with a lot of schools!

You know this, right? In an alleyway... Oh! Hello!

There are little kids running around, they are so cute. No?

There are a lot of delicious restaurants in alleyways near schools.

So, that's why I'm in a school area, looking for a delicious restaurant!

I'm going to go and find one!

As you can see, the weather is really perfect.

Since the weather is so nice, I'm going to eat meat! [Is this what Yein wants to eat?]

I have a lot of reasons why I want to eat meat!

I really want to eat meat! Please give me meat!

Meat! Meat! Meat! Meat!

[Lovelyz Mijoo & Yein's] [#HonbabStagram]

Yes, I'm finally on level 3 of honbab! [Level 3 is beef brisket tteokbokki]

I have already ordered the beef brisket tteokbokki from the vending machine over there.

- Hello! - Nice to see you.

I measured my height outside. [A tip to enjoy beef brisket tteokbokki]

I got the seaweed wrap... [If you take a picture measuring your height]

[(10cm extra for women) you get free sides!] - Do I get that? - Of course!

Then, I will have the beef brisket tteokbokki and the seaweed wrap. Thank you.

- Okay~ - Thank you!

I got the seaweed wrap for free!

My favorite fried food is the seaweed wrap!

Oh! I'm so happy!

Women get 10cm extra, that's why I got the seaweed wrap! [165cm + 10cm = seaweed wrap!]

I am really thankful for my parents for my height right now!

[Finally, things are starting to come out!}

- Thank you! - Yes.

Delicious milk carton...

Shall I get ready to eat?

Oh wow! [Tteokbokki come on!!!}

- This is free. - Thank you!

[Beef brisket tteokbokki] [Freshly made rice cake that you can cut yourself,]

[with the beef brisket topping, eat it together after it has been boiled]

Everyone, my tteokbokki is in front of me right now!

If you have a look, you can see the fried things, rice cakes,

and I love eggs in my tteokbokki. If you look closely...

She has given me two eggs! [Today she gets two!]

I always get another egg put in.

Or ask them for an extra egg for free all the time

But, here, they just give you two from the beginning.

And, fried tofu skin! If you look at the middle...

you can see the beef brisket! I said I wanted to eat meat today.

I am really happy right now. And, this is really special as well.

Have you noticed? If you look...

the rice cake is not cut yet. It's really long. [It's not the regular tteokbokki rice cake!]

Like this, like this, like this!

So, that's why this picture is right here. 1,5m. Like this!

When I came in, I just wanted to hurry up and eat.

So, I didn't even see that. The long rice cake is...

what's special about this tteokbokki restaurant!

You have to cut it yourself!

Shall we try it?

Wow, it's so long. This should be an okay size, right?

It looks really good. I will just cut that for now...

and try... [She is in a rush] I should mix it, right? It must be hot.

This is kind of like udon noodles.

When the udon noodles absorb the broth, it gets that big...

But, this is just really long rice cake!

[An expert at talking to herself...] This looks so great. I should cut the egg as well.

I really like tteokbokki~

I used to always eat tteokbokki with my mom on rainy days.

My mom~

This looks perfect.

I am done with the preparation!

Then, I am going to try this tteokbokki. [Finally, it's time to eat!]

Wow, this looks so good.

The rice cake... is so delicious!

The rice cake is really nice and chewy!

It's very d

How did she know that I like fried tofu skin! [Yein's favorite!]

Fried tofu skin!

Now my mouth is ready... [Her mouth has been preheated...]

I will try the beef brisket. [Today's real star, the beef brisket!]

There is a lot in here. The meat...

I have never seen meat inside a tteokbokki.

There was a bunsikjip (snack restaurant) near my school...

You know the ajummas always make the tteokbokki.

That was also a homemade style tteokbokki,

but now...

time have changed You can get whatever toppings you want!

You can choose toppings to suit your taste, like this.

If you are a big fan of meat, like me, you can put meat in your tteokbokki.

How great is this? [Tteokbokki + meat = perfect combo]

I will stop talking and try the tteokbokki!

Oh! This is a different taste.

It is very... The taste from the meat?

Meat and the tteokbokki's spiciness combined makes the taste a lot deeper.

I feel like I should say this is good for hangovers again!

[Always in charge of hangover dishes...]

I really like tteokbokki, so I have tried a lot of different ones.

But, tteokbokki with meat is very different!

This place has been open for 42 years since 1976.

This deep taste from this tteokbokki

this tteokbokki is a given! [This tteokbokki has been passed down for 4 generations!]

This is so delicious.

With the yolk. [Yolk + tteokbokki sauce!]

It's hot!

I have to eat it like this.

You can put the tteokbokki sauce inside this egg...

This is going to burn the roof of my mouth. Do this and...

Wait a minute. I'll put it aside here

until it cools down.

[Until the egg cools down...]

[She is really not talking and just eating...]

I have eaten this tteokbokki and now what I have put aside...

What do I call this? Is this an egg stew? What shall I call this?

I will try to eat this egg right now. It looks so good.

It has cooled down so...

Am I the only one who enjoys eating like this?

I have always eaten it like this, since I was a kid. [Yein has eaten tteokbokki like this for 15 years]

Since it is a beef brisket tteokbokki, shall I put one on top?

[Egg + beef brisket] Wow! Isn't this a real dish?!

Aesthetically pleasing! Yein's aesthetically pleasing dish!

Doesn't it look like a piece of art?

I will try this egg and meat combination. [What will it taste like?]

It's so pretty, I don't think I can eat it. [As soon as she finishes saying that, she eats it]

I think there is a reason why I like to eat it like this.

It is so delicious. And, I personally really like egg.

I like a lot of things... I just really like it.

[Our Yein is really weird...]

There are a lot of different toppings in this.

I am going to start layering things, like a hamburger. [Let's try all the toppings!]

Meat, onion, fried tofu skin.

Fried tofu skin, then rice cake...

and then lastly, fish cake.

[If it is delicious, the shoulder dance begins!]

I may be going overboard with this,

but if I don't mix rice into this sauce...

I think I'm going to regret it when I get home.

I am really full, but I'm going to order the fried rice.

I am a little embarrassed.

Excuse me! Can you fry the rice for me? [Embarrassed but going to order it anyway]

Thank you! She is so kind.

It is so delicious.

Goodbye!

It is so good.

[She's going to eat the radish now...]

One bite for you, one bite for me!

Eating alone

[Why is she like this?!]

This is a boat! A boat! [Wow...]

[I'm sorry that we are making you eat alone...]

[#FriedRice] [With the remaining sauce, the rice is fried with fish roe and bean sprouts]

Wow! This looks so delicious!!

You know that it's the best when it gets stuck to the pan, right?

Shall I try the fried rice?

The fish roe is inside here.

And, seaweed! Shall I try it?

It's just as what I expected!

That tteokbokki and the sauce...

The fish roe and the sesame oil...

The best combination, don't you agree?

It's so delicious.

The rice is starting to stick to the pan. That's what I wanted.

What topping shall I put on top of this? Please write me a comment!

[Imaginary broadcast has officially begun!] Oh, beef brisket on top?!

Put Yein's love on top and eat it... [What will be the first topping?]

I will put the beef brisket on top! [Beef brisket wins!]

Beef brisket! Oh!

I will eat it in one bite.

Oh, this looks so good!

It's so good! This was it! I needed the topping.

[What is the next topping?] What shall I eat with next?

Everyone, please write me a comment! [My Yein TV will never end~]

You will always be pretty... whatever you eat! Oh, thank you!

Since you've said that... Shall I try eating it with all the toppings?

Just eat it. Beef brisket... so, eat it with the beef brisket!

Put the rice cake... Okay, I'll eat it with the rice cake!

A broadcast you want to see!

I will become an artist that does those broadcasts! [Our Yein is getting weirder and weirder...]

Beef brisket, rice cake!

I should be able to eat this, right?

It's so delicious.

Thank you.

Honbab certificate... Level 3!

I have cleared the mission! Wow, applause!

The comments are saying "congratulations" as well! Thank you!

I heard that Mijoo has cleared level three easily!

Mijoo's youngest sister has easily cleared level three as well!

I am really proud because I really enjoyed it.

I am so happy. Thank you. [Proud + Proud!]

Then, I will continue to introduce

great places you can eat on your own! [I promise!]

Level 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9... Until level 100!

Honbab, fighting! Lovelyz, fighting! Yein, fighting!

Japan is the hometown for this burger... [From Japan!]

This is an Indonesian dish! [From Indonesia!]

This ranked 2nd place on CNN's top food list.

[#Hamburger #Japan #Excited]

[#SouthEastAsia #WantToGetAway #SecondPlace]

[Honbab's global episode!] This is so delicious.

Eating this makes me feel like I'm in South East Asia!

[Whatever the food...]

[#Alone #Simple] [Problem solved!]

[Mijoo and Yein eat well alone as well!]

[Please look forward to our global honbab tour]

For more infomation >> Lovelyz Eating Alone Jung Yein # 3 - Duration: 15:06.

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Spiderman And Frozen Elsa in Real Life - Bad Joker Prank Wild Animals Attack SuperHeroes - Duration: 10:12.

Spiderman And Elsa TV

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Người Nhện Và Nữ Hoàng Băng Giá Elsa Bị Joker Và Anh Hề Bắt Cóc Tại Bể Bơi - Người Nhện Hài Hước - Duration: 12:39.

For more infomation >> Người Nhện Và Nữ Hoàng Băng Giá Elsa Bị Joker Và Anh Hề Bắt Cóc Tại Bể Bơi - Người Nhện Hài Hước - Duration: 12:39.

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Fahd al-Shukhiran talks about Iran's relationship with Sunni communities - Duration: 5:20.

Fahd al-Shukhiran talks about Iran's relationship with Sunni communities

For more infomation >> Fahd al-Shukhiran talks about Iran's relationship with Sunni communities - Duration: 5:20.

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Dragon Ball Z 「Vegeta Saga」 Saibamen Vs Tien Shinhan Yamcha Piccolo Krillin Gohan Chiaotzu - Duration: 7:59.

For more infomation >> Dragon Ball Z 「Vegeta Saga」 Saibamen Vs Tien Shinhan Yamcha Piccolo Krillin Gohan Chiaotzu - Duration: 7:59.

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Erased from History: Rosalba Carriera || AVU EP4 - Duration: 6:13.

Imagine you live in Venice in the 18th century. The trade of lace making your

mother taught you have gone out of style and you need to support your family.

So you take advantage of the nobles and well-to-do socialites stopping by on the

Grand Tour by painting portrait miniatures on snuff box lids,

finding a way to paint on the infamously difficult ivory.

You work your way up to full-scale portraiture,

pioneering the use of pastels in the process, literally inventing the bound chalk version of the medium

and the nobles take note of your talent,

and invite you to France, and you find yourself creating portraits for the royal families of Europe.

Your work becomes the basis for an entire movement in painting,

and you live just long enough to see it swept under the rug,

though not literally you went blind eventually.

Rosalba Carriera redefined the Rococo manner and reaped the benefits.

Royalty wanted her to make portraits of them, and some collected dozens of her works.

She had so much work she needed to employ her sisters to help her complete them all,

and even took on a few pupils of her own.

So let's see how Carriera's work defines Rococo.

Let's look at her "Portrait of Young Woman with a Parrot." To me this portrait is the definition of

Rococo painting all the elements that mark the movement are present,

the soft palate, the opulence displayed, the frivolity of the situation.

It's feminine, playful, sensuous, and a little bit naughty, a break from the more uptight

Church dominated Baroque. The subject seems to have an air of joy and passion for life.

You can see the bird pulling at her dress but she's too busy enjoying life to notice or care.

Contrast this with the Baroque artist Giovanni Battista Gaulli's "Portrait of a woman."

Both women are portrayed as upper-class and coy, but Gaulli's woman is portrayed in a chaste manner

perfectly put together. The viewer almost has to do all the work to find

any femininity or sensuality, but you can still detect the emotions

the tilt of her head, her slight smile, the way she fingers her pearls.

They all mark the underlying tension. Carriera's woman, however, still feels comparatively

closer to the 60s free love ideals. In Gaulli's you can almost feel him laboring

for hours over every fold in the fabric, every strand of hair, and while Carriera

may well have spent hours on her portrait the lightness of strokes and

soft edges feel like preciseness wasn't really the point, but rather it was an

attempt to capture a moment. Gaulli's feels like he would be right at home with the

modern movement of Ultrarealism, and Carriera seems like she's setting the

tone for the coming Impressionism. Despite the differences in style, both

women are portrayed as beautiful and rich as denoted by the fine clothing and

well-kept hairstyles, as well as the heavy use of pearls.

Pearls were used in the Baroque period as there were symbols of wealth and social status.

Women of the era would insist the artist add pearls even if the sitter didn't own any.

In fact, if you peruse Rosales catalog, most of her sitters are wearing the same set

of pearl earrings implying that perhaps they belonged to the artists who used

them when the sitter didn't own or bring any.

One of the easiest ways to tell the status of woman at the time was to take note of the size or

number of strands of pearls she wore. This was the days before cultured pearls were available to the

masses and the Baroque / Rococo period took the pearl to the height of its popularity.

The popularity, however, came to a grinding

halt near the end of the Rococo period with the rise of the movement that

reacted so violently to the Rococo as to attempt to forget it entirely:

Neoclassicism

And while it's easy to tell the differences in Baroque and Rococo it can

be a little more difficult to see their similarities. So to do that, let's compare

both to what came next. Take a look at Jacques-Louis David's portrait of

"Suzanne Le Peletier de Saint-Fargeau." David's woman is comparatively bored.

It feels like a portrait for documentation sake in the way the DMV insists

you can't smile while getting your driver's license.

There's no whimsy, no emotion, not even jewelry, not a single pearl.

This was appropriate to the time and place of course, as the revolution had changed

opinion on public displays of wealth and France. The portraiture went from being a

form of expression, a way to imagine yourself more perfect or wealthy than

you may have really been, and became a mere picture of your appearance.

The Neoclassic movement came as a quick backlash to the frivolousness of Rococo,

a reminder that life is serious and you should only care about serious things.

"When the Rococo went out of mode Carriera's name and her impact was dismissed

and that had very much to do with her gender as well," but despite attempts to

write the movement and the driving force behind it out of history,

Rosalba Carriera is known today as one of the most successful women artists of any era

For more infomation >> Erased from History: Rosalba Carriera || AVU EP4 - Duration: 6:13.

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5 steps to BECOME AN ACTOR with no experience in 2018 | How to become an actor | - Duration: 7:39.

hey what's up guys I'm Aiden and thanks for watching today's video and I'm

really happy to sing you guys smiling over there probably smiling smiling or

not sure my name is Aiden and I'm an actor and actually I want to be a more

professional actor so I working on really hard these days and today so I

want to give you five practical tips to be an actor

not like some kind of some sort of like oh you have to practice this or you have

to do this or that kind of things I'm gonna just give you actual steps about

to became an actor so before I start this video I have to

tell you this if you want to see these guys talking about more about acting or

movie then please hit the subscribe button and hit the like button as well

okay how to become an actor first tip is really simple and you're gonna say wow

you're gonna say this really I'm sorry for that but practice and study acting

yeah I know I said I'm gonna give you practical tips so maybe you got this

point about it but you really need to practice and study acting because become

an actor to it is really not easy to get through that field honestly because so

you really need a lot of practice and you really need a lot of study and you

have to know you have you need medium of knowledge about acting so for that maybe

you're gonna practice alone in the room that's a lot of beginners making that

kinds of musics a lot but that's a lot of problems comes with it's just

practice acting alone first of all maybe you're gonna have better habits nah not

always you're gonna get a bad habit but coz second cuz nobody gonna keep your

feedback about your accents so that's the problem

yes you can't practice a lot but if nobody can give you feedback then you

don't know it's good or bad or worse or best

maybe you wanna say this out but I don't have time for go to

taking an acting lesson and I don't have money for getting at lessons then I

strongly recommend you taking a masterclass what is a masterclass I

already talked about it like a couple of days ago so you can find the video so

check here or where wherever it is in there um by the way I'm thinking about

making more videos about study acting and practice acting so if you want to

know more about this deeply then please subscribe for this channel that I'm

going to talk about it couple days later and second tip oh yeah

I know from this moment it's gonna become a little bit more practical this

the second tip is take a really professional headshot and make a really

nice decent ish monologue video about the headshot if you're taking a picture

with your like a smartphone with your especially front camera and making it

just a take a selfie picture and if you're sending those kind of picture on

your resume to someone who gonna hire you in the future

I guess casting directors or someone independent filmmakers did the other

thing it looks not professional and and they're gonna think you look not

prepared do you know what I'm saying because when you send a resume they can

adjust you with only your headshot because they can see you they can see

you're acting so so even though you can't act very well but if your hatchet

is terrible then they gonna think maybe they're not consider you putting on

their project and about the monologue I'm just saying you don't need to buy a

really good camera you just near it is on camera actually I talk about it like

a couple of days ago so check it this again from here or here okay and 13 this

actually depends on you if you don't want to do that then don't do that but I

strongly recommend you go to set as an extra at least one time why actually

it's all camp my experience when I went to accept for

the first time I barely know knew about anything on the

other side two movies and so but I was extra so I don't have to speak anything

I don't have a rolls in there so I just I had a lot of times how's going on in

there I can see how director is directing two actors and how actors

moving and that kinds of things that's really practical so I strongly recommend

you go to SAP as an extra at least one time and okay fourth team look up for

audition about this maybe you don't have a lot of troubles okay new to starring

start looking for auditions so I'm gonna give you several tips first tip is look

up for local theatres and maybe you if you get a role from there you can't love

a lot of things even though acting on the camera and acting when the play is a

quite different but you can learn many things through there too and about this

join your Facebook groups like if you search your local like an actor's

community or independent filmmaker community like that kind of things that

you can find they're looking for actors and they oppose that kind of thing on

the on that kinds of groups Facebook group is really useful so so through

there maybe you can make other friends or like a contact from there too so join

facebook group and after you got an independent movies like a several roles

from there then you can try for sending a resume or post your resume on the

website websites for example like a casting or like the council website and

you can just look up look up for that just if you search from the Google

casting casting graphs I like that kind of thing

then you can find this so easily it's a tons of things in there okay it's last

tips so I wish so far is understandable and reasonable for you

so fifth tip is again agency talent agency is really important they are

dealing with a lot of things instead of you so if you have a having a lot of

trouble to just finding and look up the auditions so then after you getting

experienced from the independent film or a server feature film trying for getting

an agency there they gonna deal with you a lot of things and they gonna actually

find that a lot of feature films auditions notice that kind of things a

lot so try agency so that was five tips for how to become an actor so I reach

those tips really practical for you guys and if you want to see if you want

watching more videos about like this kinds of video then please subscribe for

me cuz in the future I'm thinking about making a how-to how to practice acting

alone or how to practice emotions or or how to relax before audition like that

kind of videos so if you want to watch more video like this then please

subscribe for me and like this video too anyway hopefully I wish you guys still

smile and I wish you guys seeing you guys on the next video as well so have a

nice day have a nice sweet day have a nice weekend and whatever you can have

and have a nice practice guys bye bye

For more infomation >> 5 steps to BECOME AN ACTOR with no experience in 2018 | How to become an actor | - Duration: 7:39.

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Erased from History: Rosalba Carriera || AVU EP4 - Duration: 6:13.

Imagine you live in Venice in the 18th century. The trade of lace making your

mother taught you have gone out of style and you need to support your family.

So you take advantage of the nobles and well-to-do socialites stopping by on the

Grand Tour by painting portrait miniatures on snuff box lids,

finding a way to paint on the infamously difficult ivory.

You work your way up to full-scale portraiture,

pioneering the use of pastels in the process, literally inventing the bound chalk version of the medium

and the nobles take note of your talent,

and invite you to France, and you find yourself creating portraits for the royal families of Europe.

Your work becomes the basis for an entire movement in painting,

and you live just long enough to see it swept under the rug,

though not literally you went blind eventually.

Rosalba Carriera redefined the Rococo manner and reaped the benefits.

Royalty wanted her to make portraits of them, and some collected dozens of her works.

She had so much work she needed to employ her sisters to help her complete them all,

and even took on a few pupils of her own.

So let's see how Carriera's work defines Rococo.

Let's look at her "Portrait of Young Woman with a Parrot." To me this portrait is the definition of

Rococo painting all the elements that mark the movement are present,

the soft palate, the opulence displayed, the frivolity of the situation.

It's feminine, playful, sensuous, and a little bit naughty, a break from the more uptight

Church dominated Baroque. The subject seems to have an air of joy and passion for life.

You can see the bird pulling at her dress but she's too busy enjoying life to notice or care.

Contrast this with the Baroque artist Giovanni Battista Gaulli's "Portrait of a woman."

Both women are portrayed as upper-class and coy, but Gaulli's woman is portrayed in a chaste manner

perfectly put together. The viewer almost has to do all the work to find

any femininity or sensuality, but you can still detect the emotions

the tilt of her head, her slight smile, the way she fingers her pearls.

They all mark the underlying tension. Carriera's woman, however, still feels comparatively

closer to the 60s free love ideals. In Gaulli's you can almost feel him laboring

for hours over every fold in the fabric, every strand of hair, and while Carriera

may well have spent hours on her portrait the lightness of strokes and

soft edges feel like preciseness wasn't really the point, but rather it was an

attempt to capture a moment. Gaulli's feels like he would be right at home with the

modern movement of Ultrarealism, and Carriera seems like she's setting the

tone for the coming Impressionism. Despite the differences in style, both

women are portrayed as beautiful and rich as denoted by the fine clothing and

well-kept hairstyles, as well as the heavy use of pearls.

Pearls were used in the Baroque period as there were symbols of wealth and social status.

Women of the era would insist the artist add pearls even if the sitter didn't own any.

In fact, if you peruse Rosales catalog, most of her sitters are wearing the same set

of pearl earrings implying that perhaps they belonged to the artists who used

them when the sitter didn't own or bring any.

One of the easiest ways to tell the status of woman at the time was to take note of the size or

number of strands of pearls she wore. This was the days before cultured pearls were available to the

masses and the Baroque / Rococo period took the pearl to the height of its popularity.

The popularity, however, came to a grinding

halt near the end of the Rococo period with the rise of the movement that

reacted so violently to the Rococo as to attempt to forget it entirely:

Neoclassicism

And while it's easy to tell the differences in Baroque and Rococo it can

be a little more difficult to see their similarities. So to do that, let's compare

both to what came next. Take a look at Jacques-Louis David's portrait of

"Suzanne Le Peletier de Saint-Fargeau." David's woman is comparatively bored.

It feels like a portrait for documentation sake in the way the DMV insists

you can't smile while getting your driver's license.

There's no whimsy, no emotion, not even jewelry, not a single pearl.

This was appropriate to the time and place of course, as the revolution had changed

opinion on public displays of wealth and France. The portraiture went from being a

form of expression, a way to imagine yourself more perfect or wealthy than

you may have really been, and became a mere picture of your appearance.

The Neoclassic movement came as a quick backlash to the frivolousness of Rococo,

a reminder that life is serious and you should only care about serious things.

"When the Rococo went out of mode Carriera's name and her impact was dismissed

and that had very much to do with her gender as well," but despite attempts to

write the movement and the driving force behind it out of history,

Rosalba Carriera is known today as one of the most successful women artists of any era

For more infomation >> Erased from History: Rosalba Carriera || AVU EP4 - Duration: 6:13.

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Sam Smith - Too Good At Go...

For more infomation >> Sam Smith - Too Good At Go...

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Rose Motel & Lee Joohyuk - With a Heart that Should Forget [Immortal Songs 2 / 2017.11.04] - Duration: 5:11.

Let's go.

("With a Heart that Should Forget")

(by Rose Motel and Lee Joohyuk)

Thank you.

(The musical mentor and a big brother,)

("With a Heart that Should Forget")

(by Rose Motel and Lee Joohyuk)

For more infomation >> Rose Motel & Lee Joohyuk - With a Heart that Should Forget [Immortal Songs 2 / 2017.11.04] - Duration: 5:11.

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Disneyland® | Banyan Beef & Chieftain Chicken Skewers Review! 🍢🍖 - Duration: 2:37.

peep this out guys it's Ian K back again with another one for ya outside of Indiana

Jones here at Disneyland guys at the Bengal barbecue let me swing you on down

to show you what we're looking at here I've actually got it on my phone

Banyan beef this is supposedly some of the best food here in the park hot and

spicy Banyan beef skewer and we've also got the chieftain chicken skewer in a

Polynesian sauce let's just get into this right now

and see if this truly is gonna live up to the hype this is the Banyan beef

skewer let's see if it's hot and spicy oh that is tender oh whoa it's a little bit of a kick a little bit of a

kick tender meat though a little on the salty side just a little bit very rich sauce

though man even though it's a little salty I'm

gonna go bomb sexy for your face scale of 1 to 10 solid 8.5 on this

one this is pretty nice meat not bad for $4.99 guys this is not bad at all

alright I'm gonna jump into the chieftain chicken skewer in the

Polynesian sauce now Polynesian tends to be a little bit sweeter let's see how

this one's gonna be sweet thick piece of white meat on that too fantastic Wow I

gotta stay with the prices here at Disneyland this is actually really good

for the money guys a lot of protein this one I believe was about the same price

actually $4.49 for this one not bad at all bomb sexy for your scale of 1 to 10

I'm gonna go 9 out of 10 the balance is good with the

Polynesian sauce along with the tenderness of that white meat it's

actually fairly healthy guys I mean look at that it's just a big piece of protein

pretty tasty guys another quickie over here at Disneyland I hope you guys are

enjoying these videos right now as always I'm closing this one out cuz'

we're gonna get back to the fun stuff here right now it's Ian K for peep

this out like I always say I've got brand new content every single week here

on my channel so why you stay tuned for the next review coming real soon in the

meantime stay frosty one more quickie shot of that banyan beef and the

chieftain chicken skewer right over here as Carol juju is about to get into it

right now we are here at Disneyland and we will definitely talk to you next time

see ya

For more infomation >> Disneyland® | Banyan Beef & Chieftain Chicken Skewers Review! 🍢🍖 - Duration: 2:37.

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North Korea to continue nuclear tests, missile launches: NIS - Duration: 0:53.

Staying with North Korea...

The latest revelation from Seoul's intelligence agency shows North Korea may have reached

a stage where it's capable of carrying out *another nuclear test at any given time.

Quoting the National Intelligence Service, rival party lawmakers said Pyongyang is ready

for another nuke test at tunnel 3 of its Punggye-ri test site, while tunnel number-4 is currently

under construction.

They also noted the regime could begin re-processing spent fuel rods at its Yongbyon nuclear complex

late this year.

The North is pressing ahead with its missile program,... citing satellite images of vehicles

going in and out of a missile research facility in Pyongyang.

The lawmakers also added that leader Kim Jong-un is raising surveillance on top officials and

the regime appears to have resumed public executions.

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