Saturday, December 1, 2018

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A while bag, we did a video about famous last words - everyone seems to have a sort of morbid

fascination with the last thing that people choose to say on Earth.

Well, there are plenty of examples out there!

Some of them were clear, some of them were mysterious, some of them were funny, some

of the

Starting off at number 10 we have James D. French[a].

He was an American criminal and the last person to be executed under Oklahomas death penalty.

He was actually in prison for life, but allegedly was too afraid to commit suicide so so murdered

his cellmate hoping to get the death penalty - which he did.

When James French was led strapped in to the electric chair and asked for his last words,

he supposedly asked those around him -Hows this for a headline?

French Fries- …. His name, once again, was James French.

Some find that funny, some find it shocking, some people just don't know what to make of

it - what do you think?

Next up at number 9 we have Oscar Wilde[b].

This Irish poet and playwright was known for his biting wit and conversational skill - he

seemed to have a quote for every occasion and remains one of the most quoted famous

people in history.

It seems only fitting then his last words were some of his most famous.

While lying in bed and dying of cerebral meningitis, Oscar said -My wallpaper and I are fighting

a duel to the death.

One or the other of us has to go-

Next up at number 8 we have Time[c].

I found this one on Reddit.

It came from a Reddit user called Guy With Crazy Ideas who said -Grandma's last words

to the nurse on duty was, "Time is not what you think it is."

She kept repeating it, then died.

They pulled me aside when I arrived and told me how strange and alert her eyes were as

she kept repeating the statement about time.

I still wonder about this to this day.- … thats pretty heavy - what do you think she meant?

Some people feel that when people are close to death they begin to see around the veil

of reality, of the universe as we know it - that they feel more connected to what is

beyond or the lack thereof.

Maybe the Grandma felt something deep about time - time is a strange thing and something

that science still doesnt fully understand.

Moving on to number 7 we have Horses.

This one came from Patlani on Reddit who said -ER physician here, had heard many last words

from patients but the creepiest one has to be of a man who was on his last breaths as

he succumbed to renal failure.

He said, 'I see a bright light…Horses…No eyes…No…NO…NOOO!' as he'd loudly

yell, at this point he was crashing when he suddenly woke up, looked up and with his last

breath he said 'I understand…' and he died.

We know in the medical field that these situations are provoked by a cascade of neurotransmitters

in disarray due to tissue and organ failure but I sometimes have my doubts and perhaps

we are seeing more than we are led to believe.- … thats just one of the strangest things

Ive ever heard, hands down - what were the horses, what did he understand?

Why don't we understand, I think we get a lot more questions than answers from this

story …

Coming in at number 6 now we have Joseph Wright[d].

You may not know his name, but youll know his creation.

Joseph right is credited with the editing of the English Dialect Dictionary.

Its often regarded as his life work.

There 28 parts made up of 70,000 entries published over the course of 7 years.

Another notable thing to mention about Joseph Wright is his famous last words, or should

I say word - which was simply -Dictionary-, that was it.

According to reports, the man who contributed to one of the most famous dictionaries, died

after saying its name one last time - sort of strange, but also sort of fitting in a

way …

Moving on to number 5 we have The Tophat[e].

This one came from a Reddit user whos a nurse.

They said -A nice old lady told my nursing assistant she wanted to wear all white.

When asked why, she said 'the man in black is here.'

She looked in the corner of the room.

The NA looked, but there was no one there.

That's when I came into the room.

We asked her to describe what she was seeing and she said 'he's in all black, and he's

got a top hat on.'

Then she whispered, 'and his eyes are red' while her eyes moved across the room to directly

behind the NA, like she was watching him move closer to us.

She died later that night.

But it was unexpected.

That room creeped me out for a long time after that- …. Some people find it easy dismiss

that as just an old or sick person hallucinating - but others who hear that story are shocked

by just how alert the woman seems in the story.

She describes his clothes accurately, she watched his movements, and she knew he had

deep red eyes?

Who was he?

Well Im sure we all have a few guesses …

Next up at number 4 we have Karl Marx[f].

He was a famous German philosopher and political theorist that was the founder of Marxism.

He had been suffering with bronchitis for the last year of his life.

When things got bad, his housekeeper asked if he had any last words.

Marx shouted at her -Go on, get out!

Last words are for fools who havent said enough!- he died shortly after, making his angry quip

about last words - his own last words - somewhat fitting.

Next up at number 3 we have Spaghettios.[g] Thomas J Grasso was executed in 1995 for using

Christmas Tree lights to strangle an 85 year old woman.

His last meal request was for 24 steamed mussels, 24 steamed clams, a burger king double cheeseburger,

6 bbq ribs, 2 strawberry milkshakes, one half of a pumpkin pie with whipped cream, diced

strawberries and a 16 ounce can of SpaghettiOs with meatballs served at room temperature.

Well, it seems he got everything except his SpaghettiOs.

Just before his execution, he was asked for any last words, to which he replied.

-I did not get my SpaghettiOs, I got spaghetti, I want the press to know this- … well they

did, and eventually the world did too …

Moving on to number 2 now we have Eyes[h].

This one comes from a deleted reddit account who simply said -My grandfather on his deathbed

said, they have no eyes, still gives me chills- … that was posted in a threat asking Doctors

and Nurses what the creepiest last words you ever heard from patients was.

That response had lots of people saying it was the creepiest thing in the whole threat.

Who are they?

Is he seeing something?

Or someone?

What did he mean by they have no eyes?

It could be something fairly normal - or it could be something more terrifying than we

can even comprehend - perhaps the scariest part is that we may never know …

And finally at number 1 we have Richard B Mellon[i].

He was an American multi millionaire and president of the Aluminium Company of America.

As a kid, he and his brother Andrew had always played tag.

As they grew up and lived in different places, they continued the game and wanted to see

how long they could make the other person remain -it- for.

This would involve tagging the other brother before jumping on the train or driving off

in the car.

Things went on like this for 7 decades.

When Richard was on his deathbed, he called over his brother and whispered his final words

in his ear, simply saying -Last tag- … his brother Andrew then remained -it- until his

own death 4 years later.

Well, Im glad we ended on that one - its difficult to end a video about last words on something

that takes death seriously but isnt too morbid - and I think an eternal game of tag strikes

that balance quite well.

I hope you enjoyed this video!

We covered a range of emotions with those quotes from happy to sad to creepy - Id love

to know which one had the biggest impact on you!

Thanks for watching as always guys, my name is Danny Burke and Ill see you all in the

next video!

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Tokyo Japan Travel Guide | Asia - Duration: 3:33.

The Japanese remake of the Eiffel Tower, Tokyo Tower offers two observation points.

Travelers suggest coming here at night to watch the city twinkle, as well as listen

to music at the sky-high Club 333.

The Tokyo National Museum houses about 116,000 pieces of art and artifacts that cover the

longest recorded history of Japan, including samurai armor and swords.

You'll may see women in traditional Japanese dress walking about town, especially around

religious sites including the Meiji Shrine, where weddings are often held.

Sensoji Temple is one of the most popular religious sites to visit in Tokyo.

Unless you want to jostle with crowds, travelers recommend coming early morning or at night.

This high-tech museum features exciting interactive exhibits that showcase engineering feats,

such as robotics and space exploration.

Cherry blossom season in Japan lasts for about a week in late March or early April.

A time honored tradition among the Japanese is to have a picnic under one of the cherry

blossom trees.

Popular spots for this include the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace or the Shinjuku Gyoen

National Garden.

Tokyo Skytree towers over Tokyo's skyline, bypassing other popular vantage points including

Tokyo Tower and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.

The Skytree allows visitors but be prepared for long lines.

The best place to experience the urban chaos of Tokyo is the Shibuya Crossing, located

right outside the Shibuya metro station.

When one street light turns red at the crossing, all of them do as to accommodate the area's

many pedestrians.

From Odaiba, you'll have tremendous views of Tokyo Bay.

Believe it or not, karaoke was invented in Japan.

So while out, make sure you stop by a karaoke bar.

You can find a handful of them in Shibuya.

If you want to snag cool electronics, comics or anime there's no better place to shop than

Akihabara.

On the weekends, the streets are vehicle-free to accommodate pedestrians.

Don't expect California rolls when you arrive in Tokyo.

Here, sushi is very different from what's offered in the U.S.

While some is wrapped in seaweed, a lot of it is cuts of fish placed on top of rice.

That's it.

The Imperial Palace is where Japan's emperor and the royal family reside.

Getting admitted is tough, but still stop by to visit the verdant East Gardens.

For high-end shopping and some of Tokyo's highly acclaimed restaurants, head to Ginza.

While at the Meiji Shrine, travelers recommend contributing to the prayer wall.

All you have to do is write down a wish and tie it onto this wall.

You'll find this bizarre statue along with many others at animator Miyazaki Hayao's (creator

of "Spirited Away") Ghibli Museum.

Thank you for watching.

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Top 10 Strangest Last Words Ever Spoken - Duration: 8:33.

A while bag, we did a video about famous last words - everyone seems to have a sort of morbid

fascination with the last thing that people choose to say on Earth.

Well, there are plenty of examples out there!

Some of them were clear, some of them were mysterious, some of them were funny, some

of the

Starting off at number 10 we have James D. French[a].

He was an American criminal and the last person to be executed under Oklahomas death penalty.

He was actually in prison for life, but allegedly was too afraid to commit suicide so so murdered

his cellmate hoping to get the death penalty - which he did.

When James French was led strapped in to the electric chair and asked for his last words,

he supposedly asked those around him -Hows this for a headline?

French Fries- …. His name, once again, was James French.

Some find that funny, some find it shocking, some people just don't know what to make of

it - what do you think?

Next up at number 9 we have Oscar Wilde[b].

This Irish poet and playwright was known for his biting wit and conversational skill - he

seemed to have a quote for every occasion and remains one of the most quoted famous

people in history.

It seems only fitting then his last words were some of his most famous.

While lying in bed and dying of cerebral meningitis, Oscar said -My wallpaper and I are fighting

a duel to the death.

One or the other of us has to go-

Next up at number 8 we have Time[c].

I found this one on Reddit.

It came from a Reddit user called Guy With Crazy Ideas who said -Grandma's last words

to the nurse on duty was, "Time is not what you think it is."

She kept repeating it, then died.

They pulled me aside when I arrived and told me how strange and alert her eyes were as

she kept repeating the statement about time.

I still wonder about this to this day.- … thats pretty heavy - what do you think she meant?

Some people feel that when people are close to death they begin to see around the veil

of reality, of the universe as we know it - that they feel more connected to what is

beyond or the lack thereof.

Maybe the Grandma felt something deep about time - time is a strange thing and something

that science still doesnt fully understand.

Moving on to number 7 we have Horses.

This one came from Patlani on Reddit who said -ER physician here, had heard many last words

from patients but the creepiest one has to be of a man who was on his last breaths as

he succumbed to renal failure.

He said, 'I see a bright light…Horses…No eyes…No…NO…NOOO!' as he'd loudly

yell, at this point he was crashing when he suddenly woke up, looked up and with his last

breath he said 'I understand…' and he died.

We know in the medical field that these situations are provoked by a cascade of neurotransmitters

in disarray due to tissue and organ failure but I sometimes have my doubts and perhaps

we are seeing more than we are led to believe.- … thats just one of the strangest things

Ive ever heard, hands down - what were the horses, what did he understand?

Why don't we understand, I think we get a lot more questions than answers from this

story …

Coming in at number 6 now we have Joseph Wright[d].

You may not know his name, but youll know his creation.

Joseph right is credited with the editing of the English Dialect Dictionary.

Its often regarded as his life work.

There 28 parts made up of 70,000 entries published over the course of 7 years.

Another notable thing to mention about Joseph Wright is his famous last words, or should

I say word - which was simply -Dictionary-, that was it.

According to reports, the man who contributed to one of the most famous dictionaries, died

after saying its name one last time - sort of strange, but also sort of fitting in a

way …

Moving on to number 5 we have The Tophat[e].

This one came from a Reddit user whos a nurse.

They said -A nice old lady told my nursing assistant she wanted to wear all white.

When asked why, she said 'the man in black is here.'

She looked in the corner of the room.

The NA looked, but there was no one there.

That's when I came into the room.

We asked her to describe what she was seeing and she said 'he's in all black, and he's

got a top hat on.'

Then she whispered, 'and his eyes are red' while her eyes moved across the room to directly

behind the NA, like she was watching him move closer to us.

She died later that night.

But it was unexpected.

That room creeped me out for a long time after that- …. Some people find it easy dismiss

that as just an old or sick person hallucinating - but others who hear that story are shocked

by just how alert the woman seems in the story.

She describes his clothes accurately, she watched his movements, and she knew he had

deep red eyes?

Who was he?

Well Im sure we all have a few guesses …

Next up at number 4 we have Karl Marx[f].

He was a famous German philosopher and political theorist that was the founder of Marxism.

He had been suffering with bronchitis for the last year of his life.

When things got bad, his housekeeper asked if he had any last words.

Marx shouted at her -Go on, get out!

Last words are for fools who havent said enough!- he died shortly after, making his angry quip

about last words - his own last words - somewhat fitting.

Next up at number 3 we have Spaghettios.[g] Thomas J Grasso was executed in 1995 for using

Christmas Tree lights to strangle an 85 year old woman.

His last meal request was for 24 steamed mussels, 24 steamed clams, a burger king double cheeseburger,

6 bbq ribs, 2 strawberry milkshakes, one half of a pumpkin pie with whipped cream, diced

strawberries and a 16 ounce can of SpaghettiOs with meatballs served at room temperature.

Well, it seems he got everything except his SpaghettiOs.

Just before his execution, he was asked for any last words, to which he replied.

-I did not get my SpaghettiOs, I got spaghetti, I want the press to know this- … well they

did, and eventually the world did too …

Moving on to number 2 now we have Eyes[h].

This one comes from a deleted reddit account who simply said -My grandfather on his deathbed

said, they have no eyes, still gives me chills- … that was posted in a threat asking Doctors

and Nurses what the creepiest last words you ever heard from patients was.

That response had lots of people saying it was the creepiest thing in the whole threat.

Who are they?

Is he seeing something?

Or someone?

What did he mean by they have no eyes?

It could be something fairly normal - or it could be something more terrifying than we

can even comprehend - perhaps the scariest part is that we may never know …

And finally at number 1 we have Richard B Mellon[i].

He was an American multi millionaire and president of the Aluminium Company of America.

As a kid, he and his brother Andrew had always played tag.

As they grew up and lived in different places, they continued the game and wanted to see

how long they could make the other person remain -it- for.

This would involve tagging the other brother before jumping on the train or driving off

in the car.

Things went on like this for 7 decades.

When Richard was on his deathbed, he called over his brother and whispered his final words

in his ear, simply saying -Last tag- … his brother Andrew then remained -it- until his

own death 4 years later.

Well, Im glad we ended on that one - its difficult to end a video about last words on something

that takes death seriously but isnt too morbid - and I think an eternal game of tag strikes

that balance quite well.

I hope you enjoyed this video!

We covered a range of emotions with those quotes from happy to sad to creepy - Id love

to know which one had the biggest impact on you!

Thanks for watching as always guys, my name is Danny Burke and Ill see you all in the

next video!

For more infomation >> Top 10 Strangest Last Words Ever Spoken - Duration: 8:33.

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Poppy Claims Grimes Is A Bully, So Why Did Grimes Follow Mars Argo? Something Seems Fishy... - Duration: 9:10.

hey welcome back in today's video you guys reached out to me wanted me to talk

about Grimes unfollowing woopsy dilly grounds unfollowing poppy then going to

follow Mars and then Poppy's claims about Grimes being a bully hmm

so people were saying stop hating on Grimes obviously she unfollowed poppy

for a reason she must have found out something about the way she treated Mars

or whatever so leave her alone she can follow whoever she wants now if you guys

are new here and you're unfamiliar with who poppy is poppy was involved with a

lawsuit earlier this year with another creator named Mars Argo we covered that

links on that or in the description but basically she was called out for a lot

of really bad things and copying and even being a part of perpetuated abuse

against Mars akka now if you're unfamiliar with Grimes Grimes is a

musical artist and dates uh Elon Musk needn't be saying anything more well it

came out that puppy says she was bullied by Grimes while making play destroy hmm

YouTube star major label pop star turned Mad Decent son pop star poppy that was a

lot recently released a new album I am a girl this included collaborations with

Grimes the part bubblegum part medaled play destroy poppy spoken billboard

about the album and about working with Grimes which she said was an experience

that she could have gone without now this is quoted by poppy and she says we

planted the song coming out months ago and she was preventing it I got to watch

her bully songwriters into signing in da's that's non-disclosure agreements

for everybody out there and not taking credit for songs that they were a part

of she doesn't practice what she preaches it's really upsetting to work

with a female that is very outward about a topic but behind closed doors she is

the complete opposite it's actually very disheartening to people that are

actually feminists and supporters of other females

now this is crazy coming from papi yeah I know that a lot of you guys haven't

heard about this but within the lawsuit that she was involved in earlier this

year with Titanic Sinclair Titanic Sinclair was said to have been abusive

towards his ex-girlfriend Mars are go back when they did a show together

called the computer show this abuse was highlighted with pictures and other

things of that nature that I will provide in the description below but it

was said that papi herself was a part of this abuse and this perpetuated agenda

that they had against content creator Mars Argo mr. mixture began to

reportedly harass stop threaten and abuse machines including but not limited

to threatening to commit suicide repeatedly showing up unannounced at

Michoud doorstep breaking into her apartment stalking her every move on

social media disparaging her two mutual friends acquaintances or other in the

industry and even physically assaulting her despite mr. mixtures abusive

behavior Miss sheets was hesitant to in their professional association because

she had worked so hard to build Mars Argo and the project was gaining

notoriety in mid 14 however the abusive and manipulation from mr. mixture became

too much and Miss sheets stopped making new content with him finally in late

2015 Miss sheets did decide she had no other option but to leave Los Angeles to

try to protect herself from mr. mixtures threats and harassment around the same

time that mr. mixture had been actively harassing Miss sheets in November of

2014 mr. mixer calculatedly transformed

another woman Mariah Rose Pereira known by the stage name of that papi into a

Mars Argo knockoff now puppet was a natural brunette before this and then

dyed her hair at the specific platinum blonde as the character of Mars Argo and

even manipulated her voice to mimic Mars Argos distinctive speaking voice now

this was very psychologically damaging to Mars Argo if you had been keeping up

with it you would know this if you're new to this

definitely need to get into the details this is pretty crazy it's like something

out of a horror movie so you can see Titanic Sinclair was breaking into the

apartment and it was breaking her dishes and this stuff just got really crazy the

harassment was just horrendous everything was copied it was pretty

crazy even you can see this is a papi copy and Mars are go here and yes that

is the same exact jacket more stuff kept coming out they kept doing more things

they were even called out for being abusive towards their fans during tour

and it sounds just really hypocritical thought now that you guys have your own

opinions and I'm really wanting to know what that is so let me know below the

ground song with papi is one of many notable collaborations that she's

involved with this year she just released we appreciate power the first

single from her TBA fifth album which features Hannah Grubbs also appeared on

songs with mindless self-indulgent singer Jimmy yurina and Janelle Monae

this year and she set to appear on the new Bring Me The Horizon album due out

early next year man I really like bring I grew up with Bring Me The Horizon the

old hardcore bring me in here awesome I was that kid then of course there's

grounds most infamous 2018 collaboration of all not her relationship with Tesla

co founder Elon Musk the song she was supposed to record with azealia banks

which according to Jose Lea led to her waiting at Elon Musk la house for days

waiting to record and theorizing that Grimes and Elon wanted her there for a

threesome whoa that's very much from a simple southern mind

papi sounds like a princess who had never seen an NDA in her life just

because she wants to release the song early but the DEA doesn't allow it she

calls that bullying till that definition to folks who are actually bullied or

artists whom she borrowed inspirations from again a reference to the Mars agro

lawsuit I definitely encourage you guys checking out that rabbit hole it's very

interesting to me but I learned of this Grimes unfollowing

papi then going to follow Mars agro probably about four days ago and you

guys wanted me to cover this but I was tied up with other topics at the moment

so apologies to that now speculation is is why does Grimes follow

Mars agro it appears to me that well a lot of you guys were saying and this is

before news broke that poppy was bullied right so we only can assume that this is

another ploy by poppy and I'm trying to stay neutral in this but we have so much

evidence where poppy ain't had headaches and Claire dude this kind of

manipulation so I'm not 100% sure if Grimes is actually a bully but as always

am curious to what you think about that but she might have figured out something

that happened to Mars agro something that she was she found unsettling

something that she just felt like she needed to address and maybe she

confronted poppy and then she went to unfollow following Mars agro because she

wanted to get with the right side that's a popular opinion in the community but

let me know below as always let's approach this with a hint of compassion

because you never know both sides they say they're saying is there's three

sides there's their side that side and the truth let's go with that cuz as

interesting as the scissors always sent this war interest to me that's right you

guessed I want to know what you think so once you go ahead leave your creative

inter interesting responses in the comment box be locals like this always

brothers and sisters I will see you in the next video it's interesting but

those Gregg Illuminati cat sweaters there's only a few more weeks on those

you guys want to grab those before those are gone forever they're never gonna be

sold again the link is in the description and I know that your

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your this subscribe another case your turn on be in the comment section

every single video cuz I'm gonna be there Greg the cat's gonna be there and

the rest of the red soil community as well and I expect to see you there too

because this channel loves you

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BTS - IDOL REACTION (WE KNOW THE K-POP) - Duration: 33:36.

hi to all guys from Thelord

today we are with Sara

Hi

and we'll talk about k-pop

obviously for it's a new thing

she will talk to us, explaining this kind

after watching the BTS - IDOL video

I'm curious to see your reaction

finished

Yes

Did you like this video?

then

Behhhh yes

if I can say something immediately

for me it's nothing new

even if it's k-pop

as far as music is concerned

it is a genre that in the West

you know, maybe they have a different way of doing it

how kind is pop

it is not very different from ours it is more particular yes , and they do it well

one thing I noticed

they always have schematic things in the video

palaces and arches

they have a fairly important meaning

this video, then let's see later better

certainly not that they make videos with things that do not make sense

we will see it later in the video description

I'll start asking you a question right away

because I do not know k-pop

so what is this genre?

then, as we said a moment ago

basic is pop

it's called k-pop because it comes from Korea

k stands for korean pop

and in pop that comes from South Korea obviously

not that of the north

and very influenced

Pop , R&B...how could you hear

Rap ,hip-pop west

yes yes I had noticed it

as you could see they are very young artists

so it's obvious

that must be inspired by something already existing

listened to already seen

that we already know

even k-pop has had

it had its origins,really many years ago

it started years 20 and 30

Oh yes

and still pop a popular genre

so heard by the people of the people

the most common one

the k-pop from us has arrived

lately

from the moment PSY came out

Gangnam style

but I do not see it like them

it is not very similar but is inserted

in that genre

however, this is also beautiful, that many other cultures know each other

I think that Western uses has been increasingly heard

respect the oriental one

yes but it is certainly a language problem

maybe you listen to a Korean song and sing it in their language is more difficult than doing it in English

but there are those who do it

I do it

yes yes but there are those who learn to mail that language to sing them, I've also seen it done by fans with other groups

in our market, western

he arrived around 2012

when, in fact PSY

Gangnam style,he made this unexpected success

but because we Westerners like us more

the trash,so have seen this

Eastern, chubby,that makes a catchy song

PSY has arrived from us

With gangnam style,which is one of his ugliest songs

because in Korea it fills stadiums with very normal pop songs

as could be those of michael jackson,but in Korean of course

but here came the most

western

musically yes, maybe more fun

that surely could have more market

we sing them a little, it is only rhythm that song

then the video is funny, it's funny

however, he loved it

and from here slowly the doors opened

even listening to this new genre

different from the language not so much for the genre

in the end, as we said at the beginning, it is pop

there are simply different influences

it's a pop of another country

this song in particular to many influences regarding Korean traditions

but if you hear other BTS songs

or high k-pop groups also female

or the SHINEEs

there are various references to Michael Jackson

they were inspired a little by everyone because they were young

already existing

they have not created anything new

this is obvious

also because the music

at some point it ends

in the sense, yes there are new things ideas

but always to something already done you must report

yes, let's say it's the styles that diversify

everyone has his own

and that the only innovative thing that is created in the visa genres and from one artist to another

you create new styles that

maybe pair 2 or 3 different styles

and a new genre is created

different

which however always starts from one, noww

what do you want to ask me ?

Tell me about this video, in particular about the BTS

so I'm a bit 'expert but

However

unfortunately on this video there is so much to say

forgive me, but I had to write a few things

because there are so many things to say

so even if I look like a schoolgirl

but I had to write them

rather

I can take advantage of your video to thank my friend Angela

that gave me some tips

on how to explain the video

she also has a Facebook page called

italian army (link below in description)

an Italian Facebook page dedicated to BTS

we thank Angela

ah only on them

and he also did a video some time ago

on explaining another

their video called "spring day"

there are also many things to tell them

let's go to the explanation of this video

then we saw "idol"

that their title track of the album "love yourself: answer"

it's practically

as the title itself says represents a point of arrival

which started from their debut

and that through continuous and constant references to authors, philosophers and psychologists

brought them up to this point

and that's why the record is called "answer"

because it is the answer to their questions

now let's see what the questions are

then the text of "idol" was written

directly from all 7 BTS members

and it is very much about their identity

as a person and as an artist

call me idol, call me artist I do not care

you can not make me stop loving myself

there are hundreds of me inside me, yet it's still me

precisely the video is very much about identity

in fact they are artists

that through their music they are

trying to export their culture to the world

this is because, this video

it's not just a nice colorful, cool video

and the boys are dancing

I colored it is right

this video contains many elements

I'm reading excuse me if he did not look at the camera

it 'does not matter

contains many elements of Korean culture

let's start immediately from their clothes

while they do a piece of choreography

we see that they wear typical Korean clothes called hanboks

as a background there are traditional paintings

everywhere there is Korean mythology

there is the tiger that represents the chorea

which is also found on soccer team shirts

and that precisely represent the chorea

then there is the legend of the lunar rabbit

which represents immortality, giraffes

which represent reaching and exceeding expectations

that have others towards you

in the video there is also the typical Korean architecture

that there are structures

the Gyeonghoeru Pavilion

which is the structure of the Korean royal palace

and it was the reserved part

for entertainments it's shows

the choreography make it inside this courtyard

there are also various types of Korean dance

and various elements are included in the exclamations that make up the text

some sentences come

from the epic pansori song

a kind of Korean musical narration

which has been declared a UNESCO heritage

and there are many references

music

in the sense that the music that you feel at the bottom

especially with regard to percussion they are part of a traditional Korean rhythm

even the music itself

there are typical wind instruments that were composed with the Gugak

which is quartet of traditional Korean instruments

this video is really full of symbolism

there is the ship, the globe now oriented on Korea, now on America

there is the plane because

there are Korean elements mixed with foreign ones

and it can be meant to expand

their culture

also to the rest of the world

There are also

of clothing with African prints

some choreographies that resemble those of Bollywood dance

I have noticed at some point the assonance of Indian culture

there are also pieces of African dance

there is a bit of everything in this video

always quite popular things

yes, because they have to go

to touch elements

known

easy elements, another message

that I want to give in this video

and that there is a critical part of this industry that they have

in the east that is the culture of idols

that's also in Japan

idols are often treated as puppets

idol is often associated, in fact idol, precisely the doll or doll

as if they are considered below the artists

true, how to say ah that cute but nothing more

in reality it is absolutely not like that

because as regards the BTS

they have the freedom to sing

argument that they decide on them

only the choreography comes

studied

for that you need a choreographer

unless you know dance from birth

regarding music and lyrics

they make the composition

exact exact

and a very good thing, because for idols and a difficult thing that happens

yes, it does not usually happen often

being a type of industry that is created

the Korean record industry

and Eastern in general is very different from the western one

we have 4 friends that

united by music they start playing and go

more or less and the same speech I did in the last video for the babymetal

while the Korean industry creates groups

which are actually talented

also taken individually

and not as a group

fortunately, this thing is there

because if you hear them live they are good

even if they are created

the good thing about the BTS agency

which is the BIG HIT having only as their band

can concentrate

totally on them

and the boys have the freedom to express

what they want to tell them

of various things and various topics

without restrictions

because most of the groups especially formed by males

they always tend to talk about

love, girlfriend, kisses etc.

while they are beautiful

of texts

deep

to go back to talking about the video

the choreography

being the closing of a trilogy of albums

in this video in particular

if you then want to see the other videos

of the BTS

the choreography makes references to other pieces of their own

some old albums

not only musical but also image

I read it is too long to remember

for example the Snow White shirt

wearing Suga is a reference to "Go Go"

which deals in an ironic way in which young people manage the constant lack of money to build a future

the design of the whale in the background

refers to the song "Whalien 52" which deals with the themes of solitude

and depression

using the image of the unique specimen

whale called 52 hertz, which can not communicate with his peers

because it does not have the same field frequency

the final choreography of "idol"

refers to the song "fire"

which incites young people to free themselves from time to time by excessive social pressure and accepting defeats too

so as you can see it is not

they are not arguments for kids

no no are videos and songs built and studied to give a precise and ... very strong message

they are also serious messages

we are not just talking about

usual things and adolescent topics

yes, maybe the records and songs

they were a bit 'lighter but because they were very young and had just come out

when they saw that they had followed

and that they could decide what to write to them

they started writing something more serious

a little deeper

also to find new stimuli for the texts

yes, but also for not being

just a band for girls

because being young it is obvious that this is so

obvious that their audience is made up of boys and girls even here in Italy

he is getting to know a little more

the audience is very young because they are nice, good and beautiful

they know how to dance they can sing

usually the first public is always that

yes, but we did not like them when we were kids

we liked the Backstreet Boys

and I'm 33 and I still like Backstreet Boys

oh well, the Back and me the Spice Girl's

the video we say is presented this way

then if you are curious

go to YouTube and you will see many videos that explain

deeper .... and if you like them you buy

right, do as you buy online

because they are not found here

ah are not they? -Very little

now Feltrinelli is starting to put them

Mondadori something. - Oh well but you can find it online

the whole album and not just the single tracks

the album is a bit ', otherwise the alternative is online

there are a lot of sites

Yes, but now this world is opening up to us too

nice very nice

I did not know the messages and everything that they wanted to say

very deep

the funny thing about BTS videos

following them from the beginning of the first videos

can you find in all the videos

references to previous videos

as if it were a sequel ?!

yes, indeed, there is a sort of game

which is mostly done on Twitter

to search and locate in videos

ah! something that is in the previous videos

but keeps fans active

yes yes, exactly

why

they are very active on social media

so every time when you see a new video, go look for a particular

yes but not just the previous one, maybe even 3 videos before

ah so you have to follow them by force

obviously if you like them

look for that thing you saw earlier

also written

for example in a video there is a painting on the wall

However

you can not see well because it is dusty and then 2 videos later

It is clearly clear

and there's this funny thing

just to keep fans active. say today came out the new video that you notice in particular

the three to listen to the song look more closely at the video

exactly, because they also give you

and so you do not stop to look only at them but also the whole outline that is in the videos

maybe these small elements, particular in the various videos also have a precise message

Yes, but there is a kind of story line

within the videos that if followed from the beginning they always make you these messages that they send

for example there is a video called "no more dream" , that speaks of young people who feel oppressed by societyi

and they send these messages inside the videos

they also send these messages, for example their leader, he recorded a record in which he speaks

activism, not only in music or art

but also at the social level they participated

if I'm not mistaken at the assembly of the united nations

Suga made a solo record where she talks about depression

having suffered from depression

let's say that the band transmits through videos

through mass, things you can find

precisely in the various videos

all these messages

all these videos that are full of metaphors

also cultural references

you calculate that the previous disk

it is very inspired

to philosophy and aesthetics

to some books

now I do not remember which ones exactly

but this thing has made so many young Koreans they bought those books

so also this thing to push

the boys to document themselves to acculturate themselves

because you in a video you named

a particular book

and maybe a boy in Korea

he does not know what he's doing or he has nothing to do

or is depressed, perhaps he takes it as a stimulus and as an example

it's a double-edged sword, that is, if you're an idol

he behaves badly, being an example

for young society

I'll give you an example, there was in a group

they got one of the members to get a joint

for us it is not a tragedy, right?

oh well, everyone has his own different ways of thinking

I do not know how it works

example it would happen that they catch Bon Jovi

to make a joint, eh who cares

if it's still there

peace, that matters to me

ok, in Korea it's different if they get one

an idol to do

they cut him off his career

he was doing military service, it is compulsory for him to last two years

ah 2 years lasts them?

they threw him out of service

they forced him to do civil service because he had to

clean up the guilt of having made a joint, because it is an example for young people

the problem is when you start being famous

this also applies in the West

when you are known

of course they take an example from you too

because you are a person in sight

you must understand that what you do

There are people, boys or children who can do the same things as you

wrong maybe a wrong thing

exactly what happened

UN General Assembly

participated in the UN General Assembly

in New York

where their leader made a wonderful speech about loving themselves

but I told you

they make deep texts, I did not know them

also the fact of the various symbols they have

all they use

let's say they pass

if they are well understood, they pass as more mature than they have

always hoping that it is all the result of their work and thought

no no

because talking about idols always remains a doubt

yes but they have just this record company

that deals only with them

let's say that they can afford

to deal directly with them

boss and to be able to talk

their manager is also a quiet person

that choose him

they have Western thoughts and ways

yes, yes, but also musically

already have a say and decide on what to do and already a kind of freedom

then the ways of making music each have their own way

you may like it or not

but the freedom to have your own style and say what you want is very important and is not discussed

as we sing .... it's the same

we always hear songs from other languages

also of an African tribe

music is personal

the important thing I repeat, is to be free to express yourself as you want

obviously using the head

I'm always of the idea that music

it's a very introspective thing

exactly, it's something inside of you

it's yours, I can hear a sound made

with the instrument of a tribe and get excited, and you do not

no, sometimes yes, then if it is done live

because maybe I better understand the skill, the meaning

of the message of that artist who wanted to give

it is always a very personal thing to be implemented

it's a subjective thing and a taste

or you'll have peace or not, then it's up to you to decide whether to deepen your knowledge or listening

because however there is always something to learn from any kind

or by any artist of any kind

with his past and his experience

especially of a country that knows very little

I've been there in Korea

yes I know I said it already

last video, a month out

eh a month, I was 2 weeks

he told me 20 days

(he did not understand anything 😂)

we stayed 10 days in Japan

I know them

and 5 days in Korea

yes yes I followed you with social media

Korea is strange very strange

yes but in this video it is not made to tell my trip

it is not strange, every state to its culture

I like that too

it's different from ours and obviously you have to know it to get used to it

here I always say that if you know languages

you are the master of the world

in fact we in Japan and in Korea ..... 🤭

yes but I would go there even without knowing the language

but to know then maybe help yourself, doing a cultural exchange

they can help us in many things, both Japan and Korea become very westernized

especially as regards their own image

yes, because they do not like them, for the almond eyes

perhaps they are less varied than we Westerners

then in Italy

and the story

we have been taken and invaded by so many different peoples

from the Germans, French, Spaniards etc.

instead they are also the neighboring peoples

however, it is also beautiful

know them, because they already know us substantially

we are more we need to open up with them

then they have many beautiful traditions

some are a little disgusting, like eating

oh well we have known more these oriental cultures the j-pop and k-pop

arrived at the end, I greet you Sara

thanks Ale

I thank you I'll see you soon

just call me for another video on k-pop

yes but also another kind

ok, I have it, I found it

you got it

if we take lots of 👍like and visualizations

shall we

Hi everyone

Hello everyone

🤘🖤

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Ariana Grande Gushes Over Pete Davidson's 'Huge' Penis In 'Thank U, Next' Video: It's 'Really Big' - - Duration: 3:11.

Ariana Grande made a very unsubtle reference to the 'HUUUUUGE' size of Pete Davidson's penis in her 'Thank U, Next' music video! Check out the reference here!  We need to discuss Ariana Grande's burn book in "Thank U, Next"s music video

Aside from alluding to the possibility of getting back together with Big Sean, she makes an apology to Pete Davidson, writing, "sry i dipped," thus confirming what we kind of all figured out — that she dumped him and not the other way around

However, in addition to that, she wrote, "i love u always," and at the very bottom, "HUUUUUGE

" This is a not-so-veiled reference to, um, well, his member. In another scene, she tells Jennifer Coolidge, "It was really big

" Of course, this isn't the first time Ariana has dished about her now-ex's penis

When a fan previous asked her "how long" Pete was, Ariana responded, "like 10 inches …

oh f**k …i mean …like lil over a minute." Check out the music video reference below!    We reported earlier how after Pete recently returned to Instagram, he was dragged by the legions of Ariana's fans

However, coming to his defense was Scooter Braun, who wrote, "Stop the bullsh*t. It's nothing like that and Pete is a good dude

No one has hate for this guy and he's a stand up guy. Show respect because trust me everyone on this side knows he deserves it and wishes him well

"  Meanwhile, Ariana recently clapped back at a fan who claimed that she was milking Mac Miller's death

 "some of the sh*t i read on here makes me sick to my stomach. it scares me the way some people think and i don't like this world a lot of the time

if only we could be more compassionate and gentle with one another. that'd be sick," she tweeted

"everything i feel is valid and safe. everything i do is genuine and honest. there is no right or wrong during this period," she wrote in another post

Ari's Burn Book says that Pete's dick is HUUUUUUGE 😂#ThankYouNext pic.twitter

com/TyK8w11fVk  — Joel⚓ (@Joel_T_Crofts) November 30, 2018    We'll keep you posted with all of the latest news about Ariana

In the meantime, check out all of the pics from the music video for "Thank U, Next" in our gallery above

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