let's go on here, we should be coming in live. Hi everyone, this is Chicho. Welcome to my channel and welcome to the live stream. Today is April 19th on the west coast of Canada and we're doing a sharing our favorite music lyrics, round number six. We will get to number 10, round number six and for those of you who are already into April 20th, happy April 20th everybody. We will be doing a live stream tomorrow morning or tomorrow afternoon and to celebrate 420 is one day of the year that I actually try to make sure that I take time off to celebrate. Let's turn this guy off because we're going to be uploading the audio of this live stream to SoundCloud so I better turn on the MP3 recorder and just because we didn't get it in the intro, good evening everyone from the west coast of Canada. This is April 19th, 2021 and we're doing a live stream open discussion on sharing our favorite music lyrics, round number six. And as I mentioned a couple of minutes ago, happy 420 for those of you who are already on April 20th. We will be doing a 420 live stream on April 20th tomorrow, tomorrow afternoon, my time. It's one day out of the year, one of the celebratory days of the year that I tend to take off and make sure I celebrate. So we'll spend a couple hours, especially at 420 together. Aside from that, welcome to another live stream gang. Welcome to another live stream. The real MC Mike, how are you doing, Hichijo? How's it going? Doing good. Thank you very much. Shirtless Skylo, how are you doing Hichijo? Good evening. Glad to make it. Glad to have you. Glad to have you. I got my two two music lyrics streams, our lyrics set up. Okay. One of them is metal, classic metal, and the other one is hip hop. One is short and sweet. The other one's long and delicious. One of them is this long. You can't see it. It's that long. And the other one's two and a half pages. Hichijo, think about it. I have a bunch ready and formatted. Awesome, awesome, awesome. Be gentle on Hichijo. Sheryl, how are you doing? Awesome. Music, lyrics, music, lyrics, music, lyrics, music, lyrics. I hope you guys are having a blast because basically it's April 20th somewhere in the world and we're celebrating. Oh, my God. Happy 420 ASMR format. Tuesday, April 20th, 3pm to 5pm PDT. Let's hold a special 420 live stream and talk about anything we feel like. Open discussion. Almost anything goes and I hope everyone has an amazing day. Every MC might have been listening to a bunch of Iron Maiden lately. Nice. I went to the number of the Beast concert in the 1980s, man. Fantastic. Saxon, Fastway, and Iron Maiden.  It was pure destruction. No way. Indeed, indeed.  We had a whole posse with us. It was chaos. It was chaos. For me, there's three genres that I go hard on, right? Electronic, hip-hop, and metal. Those are the three that, and blues and jazz as well, right? Blue, yeah, blues and jazz go pretty hard on from John Lee Hooker to Coltrane. I just got introduced. Well, I knew about them, but I looped them a lot. And Thannolius Monk, of course. My God. How was Bruce and the Boy? How was Bruce and the Boy tripping? It was insane. It was insane. I'll tell you a story one day. It was basically one of my first early onset of, first time I really experienced a hallucination, the likes of that rarely come your way.  A plane. Awesome, awesome.  So does hip-hop. I'm sorry. Metal, hip-hop, electronic. That stuff's got to be part of your life, because it's amazing. It's amazing. Cats, I don't know what they're doing. I miss you, man. Bruno. How are you doing? Bruno. Oh, man. I got to pronounce Isis. Iris. Bruno Osiris. Born of Osiris. Born of Osiris. I've been reading some lyrics. Where have I been? I've been. Where have I been? I've been here. We're not barely traveling anywhere. Metal mostly get lost in translation with me. Really, Elder God? Dude, I got one for you. It's short and sweet. It's one of the greatest metal songs ever put out by one of the greatest bands ever put out, that ever was, that ended up splitting. And it's amazing. And it's one of my favorite songs from the band. Okay. It's how, what time are we in? We're seven minutes in. Should we do a Chico lyrics? Hold on. Hold on. Should I hold on? Intro time. Intro. Intro time. I haven't done the intro. Dude, I've been looping music today. So it's just loving it, right? It gets the energy going. But gang, if you want to know what this is all about, I am on patreon.patreon.com forward slash chico. C-H-Y-C-H-O. If you want to support this work, you want to follow this work, if you want to know what this work is about, which is basically layered on mathematics. Patreon is a fantastic way to do so. I don't put a thing behind paywalls. Everything's creative. Call and share and share. 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Think about it, Chicho speaking of political really charged music, I have a good one. May I share indeed some Chicho hollocks, cruel joke, how are you doing? Okay. Awesome. Awesome. Share, share, share. I got, I mentioned this in the beginning, I got two, again, two tracks, lyrics I want to share. One of them is hip hop, two and a half pages, damn, from a lyrical genius, right, considered one of the greatest hip hop artists ever. And here we go. And I got one from a metal band. Okay. Hip hop, 1998. Metal, 1970. Should we do it? Should we do it? KRS-1. KRS-1. Not KRS-1. Okay. I'm going to have to allow a lot of stuff because automot is zapping a lot of things. Allow. Here's ding bobbers and lyrics and gang, when you share it, either at the beginning or at the end. Let us know who it is. Lyrics, quote.  I got to read this slowly.  And even if you ain't on the front line, when Messiah yell crunch time, you're right back at it. Plain look at how you hustling backwards at the end of the year and up, what they subtracted three out of 12 months, your salary pays for that madness. Man, that's sadness. What's left?  They made Dan rather point the damn camera. Only approved questions get answered.  Brother Ali, Uncle Sam, God damn. Nice. Brother Ali is really good. I'll listen to him a little bit. Okay. Gang, I need to get the metal out of my head. I've been pumping this. The man, the legend, Smith, how are you doing? Mr. Nubby Ones, greatest lyrics ever and greatest song. I rarely listen to it because it always makes me cry. Favorite lyric. She's in heaven up above, teaching angels how to love. Who's that? Mr. Nubby Ones. By the way, if you put asterisk, asterisk, if it's a link, you can't share links. I can't share the artist. It will get stones thrown at me. Okay. Don't share the artist, elder God. I'm going to read you this one, my first lyrics. Gang. Okay. I'm going to read it and then I'm going to tell you who it is. For those of you that know metal, man, finish with my woman because she couldn't help me with my mind.  All day long, I think of things but nothing seems to satisfy. Think I'll lose my mind if I don't find something to pacify. Can you help me? Occupy my brain. Whoa. Yeah. I need someone to show me the things in life that I can't find. I can't see the things that make true happiness. I must be blind.   Happiness I can't feel and love to me is so unreal.  I wish I could, but it's too late. Sabbath, nice spectral shot says. How are you guys doing? That is Black Sabbath Paranoid, September 18th, 1970. One of the greatest metal albums of all time. Greetings. I had to get that out of me. I've been listening to Sabbath. I've been bobbing it. I just can't help it. That is one of the greatest songs ever. It's like less than three minutes, right? And you can't help it. As soon as the song is done, you're like, it doesn't quietly go away. It ends on a dodo. You're not done yet. It was less than three minutes.  And that's the beauty of metal, right? Dr. B, how are you doing? Paranoid Black Sabbath, nice Dr. B, straight vibe. And Mr. Nubby Ones, the spinners song called, oh, the spinners. Saddie, especially a love song to his mother who had just passed away. Oh, wow. Really, Mr. Nubby Ones? I didn't know. I've listened to a little bit of a spinners one not much.  Imagine her struggle, quote, in heaven up above, teaching angels how to love. Awesome. That makes, that puts it into context, man. Mr. Nubby Ones, if you're on our Discord page, link it up for us, brother. Okay. Yeah. This core in the music folder. Okay. So we remember to look it up.  The, the, the biggest group in society eliminate all, you know, proximity where you're born or anything like this. The, the class that if you become or if you are, or if you choose to be, or however way you want to look at it, the class that is more than most, almost most, that ends up being impoverished are single mothers. They go through some serious hard times. You look at the economics aspect of what it means to be a single mother. Now in the past, in the distant past, it's a hard thing to do. It's a hard thing to do. Spectral shot.  Great albums, great albums, great albums indeed. I like sabotage as well. Elder God is sabotage. No, which one is the one? Yeah, I think it's called sabotage where the album cover is they're wearing for black Sabbath, they're wearing headgear and stuff like this to be for fighter pilots and in high space, what do you call it, atmosphere. I think that's called it was sabotage. Elder God, we got lyrics coming in. Let me do a sip of water. So lyrics. I heard your voice through a photograph. I thought it up, thought it up, and brought it up, up the past. Once you know, you can never go back. I got to take it on the other side. Centuries are what it meant to me. A cemetery where I marry the sea. Stranger things could never change my mind. I got to take it on the other side. Pour my life into a paper cup. The astray is full and I'm spilling my gut.  I've got to take it on the other side. I've got to take it. Oh, I'm still a, okay, I know why you put the asterisks. Yeah, that one is a hard one to say. And you can't tell us who this is. Okay. Ding Bobber, quote. Try and separate a man from his soul. You only strengthen him and lose your own. Haha, Brother Ali song. Uncle Sam, goddamn. I don't know if I've looped that album or any of the songs of Brother Ali I've listened to is from that album. But I like the title of the album. So, alright, I like the title of the song. The song is called Uncle Sam, goddamn. Sounds like Nina Simone's goddamn Mississippi goddamn, right? I wonder if it's a tribute sort of for sure he knows about Nina Simone's Mississippi goddamn Brother Ali. So I wonder if it was a take on that, right? Elder God, Other Side Song by Red Hot Chili Peppers, awesome Elder God. Other Side Song by Red Hot Chili Peppers, nice. I knew a guy that or our past crossed where he had tattooed on red chili pepper songs on his forearms lyrics. I forget which album it was. I should have memorized it. I should have written it down. He said it meant a lot to him, the lyrics. I thought it was pretty intense thing to do. Have Red Hot Chili Peppers lyrics on your forearms. There was a reason why he did it. Mr. Nobby Ones, I think it's getting better, but we are a long way regarding single mothers. Mr. Nobby Ones, I think it's getting better, but we are a long way from protecting the future of children and the mothers in a single parent household. I just love that song so much because it tells you his whole story. By telling his story, he tells hers as well. Nice. Love conquers all and that's what I take from that song. Awesome, Mr. Nobby Ones. I really want to listen to it. I hope you've linked this up or someone linked this up on our discord. Cheryl, we got lyrics. Cheryl, it's never too late. It's never too late. My friends have cars. There are others on the adventure. My friends have villas. My friends they left. Oh, but I'm here to serve my country and I'm here. Little by little, the bird makes its nest. It's never too late. It's never too late. Rough English translation of Oh, it's okay. So this is a rough English translation of this is Spanish. It's got to be Spanish. I don't know that at all. Ding Bobber, short one. The trees exhale love a silent sigh. Amora Bay song. Deeply rooted. Cool. Elegant says, I know that song from Cheryl. Combos, 68. Poverty, so quote lyrics. Oh, there's no breaks here except periods. Okay. Quote poverty of spirit. Economy of disappointment. Laborers of the concrete reservation. I'm a broken record now. Skipping for a decade now. Still trying not to drown in this dead I see. Is it real? I don't know. But I feel like it's surrounding me. And I will never know if I was truly seeking shelter from the world outside. I was looking for my truth. Maybe I lost my mind. God damn. You know, it took some time to find a balance to check myself. End quote. Combos 68. I doubted if I did that justice, if I did any of the lyrics justice, but especially this one, if you can put the backslash or foreslash between the the breaks in the in the lyrics. So French, that one was French, Cheryl. His name is pronounced more like She-Ki-Lo. She-Ki-Lo. She-Ki-Lo. Cool. She-Ki-Lo. Il-Nee. Jamas. Trop-Tart. Vanessa, I've enjoyed trying to figure out all of the references in sympathy for the devil. I've always thought of it as an anti-war song. Sympathy for the devil. Yeah, that's rolling stones, right? Sympathy for the devil. I never really thought of it as an anti-war. I thought about it as an anti-establishment song, more than anything. Sort of trying to stir things up. Yeah, Elder God, can we please? Yes, you did great. Well, keep in mind. Okay, awesome. Thanks, Combo. Thanks, Combo. I did great. I don't know. I was like, not to self-chichou, do not be looping metal before you get on to an ASMRt lyrical stream. Ronan, quote, I was just a bony, I was just a bony hands as cold as a winter pole.   My timid, young fingers held a decent animal. This is pink bullets by the shines. Never heard of them. Never heard of them. Pink bullets by the shines. So is it progressive rock? The shines. Dingbobber, original lyrics by Dingbobber. Let's check it out. Quote, I could use a wish right now to go back to the days before corporations took over everything and used their power to direct their gain and censor anything that got in their way. So what can, what can do but decentralize? You know the politicking that is in their eyes. The people who control all the media's lies. Now try to take the internet where freedom lies. Brother, you know it, ain't okay to take away opinions. There are solely based on algorithms that sort out things that they are afraid will gain fame and maybe make people wake up to the truth that they really are nuts. I don't need proof. I don't need proof you. No, it is your heart. They try and control where you go from the start. So don't let them steer your ship. Follow your heart. Nice lyrics, Dingbobber.  Hip hop, for sure you're doing hip hop, right? Hey, pop. Should I read your two pager? Damn. Damn. Two pager, two pager. And gang, thank you for the follows. Thank you for the subs. I hope you're enjoying these live streams. I'll hold off on the two pager for now. I'll hold off on the two pager for now. Here's my stack, snacks gang. Mandarins. It's mandarin season. It's quite delicious. Very sweet. Lawn 07, thank you for the follow. Delicious goodness. Thanks Chico. It was a wrap heavily influenced by what I've learned from this community. I think what a lot of people are learning and from multiple other communities as well. But we're doing pretty good. I think we're doing pretty good. The shrines are a pretty chill indie rock band, Rona says. They're nice to listen to when studying. Awesome. Awesome. Lyrics from Elder God. In the cool of the evening, when the fires start burning bright, hear the twilight calling as the flames burst into the night. It's creeping in your bloodstream like a metal disease. Underneath the street lights, everything is larger than life. You hear the roar, see it gleaming like the edge on a switchblade knife. A worldwide eruption underneath your skin. Worldwide corruption slowly seeping in, given to the venom circulating underneath your skin like mercury poison. Ho ho. Nice lyrics Elder God. I like the quickness of it. I like the quickness of it. Yeah, all the senses were either, they're very short, three to five words. Math reference and this one nice. I got a math reference and this one too, the hip hop. There's a lot of math references in hip hop. Hip hop has, from the genres I've listened to, right? Jazz has as well, but not as no way near the number of times the word math or mathematics comes up in hip hop. There's a lot of hip hop artists that reference mathematics. It's beautiful, right? Ding pao ber quote. Ladies and gentlemen, now for my darkest hour, devour the dopest rappers and roast their their remains in the fire, catalyzing rhymes with sharpened canines and talons. Yeah, I'm supposed to be vegan, but chatting, catching prey is too easy when, when every MC is exposed like a flesh wound with some fresh bleeding and I'm after souls like exorcist versus demon. I am only God, I am only God, but he trying to civilize the heathen, bustin, quad, quad, quadratic formula when words do not appease me. Sarak song, control, nice. The hage one, how are you doing? Hello, where can I share music? Thank you. Links to music on our discord. You can't post any links in our chat, but if you have lyrics you want to share, you can post them in chat, but make sure you break up the sentences where the breaks are with a forward slash. That way I can read them by chunks, right? Pandemic by accepted metal, except metal group. Except metal group, really. Pandemic by accept. Those were your lyrics, El Lugod. Cool. Yeah, metal short, concise, layered on the music, right? Layered on a wave. Coming at you. Combo 68. Quote, I can't tell if I'm a coward for being scared to leave or if I'm brave for staying when I'm riddled with worry. So, this is an open letter to myself in 10 years' time. I'm sorry if you're not around to read this. I swear that I tried. That's dark. Combo. Who's that from? That was dark. Last one for a bit. I'm sending too many. Okay, Dengualber, let's check this one out. Plur, parrot, how are you doing? Plur, prolariat parrot. Oh, Chicho, I didn't know you were going to stream tonight. Yeah, we set up our, if you go to our Patreon page, if you go to our Patreon page, usually when I have their streams coming, I have the schedule pinned on our Patreon page, right? On top. So, I announce a set of live streams and then I pin it on my Patreon page, on subscribe star page, and it's the last schedule that we have on our Discord channel under the schedule. So, you can always go there to see when the next streams are. Hopefully, notifications went out on Twitch and Discord. Dengualber, quote lyrics. Now, I'm frantically grasping a whisk of dissipating wisdom as we disband. This is the wealth I would like to leave to my daughter when she lets go of my hand. These words, these hopes, we almost exemplified wisdom lost, undiscovered paintings in a cave. We almost went inside. Mount Erie, song real lost freedom. Cool. I don't think I've ever listened to Mount Erie. I don't know this, this band.  Big brother is watching you.  No more limits, no more curfew. Life in the perfect system. Take a stand and fight for freedom. Keep the faith. You got to keep the faith. You better keep the faith and run away. Real McCoy, run away. Real McCoy, run away. That's the band, Elder God. I'm assuming this is a recent track that came out. Ralph, for the life of me, I cannot remember what made us think this, that we were wise and we'd never compromise. For the life of me, I cannot believe we'd ever die for these sins. We were merely freshmen. Who's that from? Techno, 1990s. That's a techno. Real McCoy, run away. That's a techno song. Really. From the 1990s. Very cool Elder God. Ralph, who's that? Are those lyrics from? I guess I still have paranoia going through my head. Finish with my woman, cause she couldn't help me with my mind.  All day long, I think of nothing, but nothing seems to satisfy. Think I'll lose my mind if I don't find something to pacify. Can you help me occupy my brain? Oh yeah. I need someone to show me the things in life that I can't find. I can't see the things that make true happiness. I must be blind.   Happiness I cannot feel. And love to me is so unreal. And so you can hear these words telling you now of my state.  I wish I could, but it's too late. Ralph, free fall through our midnight. This epilogue of our own fable, heedless in our slumber, floating nescient. We free fall through this boundlessness, this madness of our making, falling into flying, floating into infinite. Wow. First one is the is the verb pipe freshman. Wow. First one is the verb pipe freshman. That was for for the life of me. I cannot remember what made made us think that we were wise and we'd never compromise. Cool, cool, cool. Clipping time. Nice. A parent quote. We'll shout it from the tallest building. We won't let them turn away. We'll show them what they've made will be here when their heart stops beating. We the nation of today are hopes that never fade will be here when their heart stops beating. Nice. Black veiled brides. Wake up. I don't know. Black veiled brides. Very cool. Nice lyrics. Think Bob or I lied. More lyrics coming in the quote. You all got dust for brains. Come from planet rock.  Fucked up. You need to stop. There's a war for your spiritual planet, Iraq.  I don't have a president man.  I feel like they ain't got no soul. No more. They clones. Lobotomy. I feel like we could collapse. Borders. Just let everybody be. The demons hide in secrecy contaminated by their greed. Hold up. 99% of the world's currency controlled by only 1% of population feel like everyone could be a millionaire, but these mathematics feel what I'm saying. Let them run from this information. Keep them separated so they don't awaken. Keep men faded and women naked. Keep them out of nature. Keep them on the pavement. Give them entertainment so they can't escape it. Damn. Yeah. This is, so that's the lyrics. And this is from Yen Sun album. Yen Sun. I don't know Yen Sun. Beautiful time to be here. Beautiful time to be here indeed. Indeed. Yen Sun. I don't know Yen Sun. That's definitely hip hop. It's got to be hip hop, right? Ding Bobber. Yen Sun. Yen Sun. No. Doesn't ring a bell, but the lyrics are fantastic. He's indie on a few thousand plays on his SoundCloud. Only a few thousand plays on a SoundCloud. Really. Cool. Cool. Link it up for us, Ding Bobber. The real MC Mike. Oh, there's no breaks here. I'll do my best man. It was many years ago that I left home and came this way. I was a young man full of hopes and dreams, but now it's me to me. It seems to me that all is lost and nothing gained. Sometimes things ain't what they seem. No brave new world. No brave new world. Now brave new world. No brave new world. Night and day I scan the horizon. See in sky my spirit wanders endlessly into the day we'll dawn and friends from home discover why. Hear me calling. Rescue me. Set me free. Set me free. Set me free. Set me free. Is that like a disco song? Real MC Mike? The set me free is from a disco song I remember, but I don't remember the rest of the lyrics. You're not familiar with them either. Yeah, me either. Ralph. Sound the dreaded alarm through our primal body. Sound the reveal. Sound the reveal. To be or not to be. Rise. Stay the grand finale. Stay the reading of our swan song and epilogue. One drive to stay alive. It's elementary. Muster every fiber. Mobilize. Stay alive. Oh, that's from Tool. Descending. Haha, nice. I was gonna pick a Tool song for today, but I went with Paranoid. Real MC Mike lost in this place and leave no trace. Stranger in a strange land. Land of ice and snow. Trapped inside this prison. Lost and far from home. Parent quote. Look me in the eyes. Tell me everything's not fine. Oops. Or the people ain't happy and the river has run dry. You thought you could go free, but the system is done for.  We'll never get free. Lamb to the slaughter. What you doing? Do what you doing?  What you doing? Do when there's blood in the water. When there's blood in the water. When there's blood in the water. Cool. Blood by water grandson. I don't know them either. Again, if you can't put in the forward slashes. Iron maiden in a strange land. That's who it was. MC Mike lost in this place and leave no trace. Stranger in a strange land. Land of ice and snow. Trapped inside the prison. Lost and far from home. Ding Bobber quote. Do you want to be afraid? Do you want to be afraid for life in the cage where courage is made runs deep in the wake for the scariest things are not half as enslaved. Soft John Stevens. Ah, cool. Impossible soul. I used to listen to him a long time ago. A little bit. I didn't loop it too much. Rout. Awesome. Tool, tool and free assange. Gang. We haven't read a free assange message. Gang. Free assange, free assange, free assange. Julian Assange is a publisher and journalist that has been crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity. For more information, please see wikileaks.org, defend.wikileaks.org or our Julian Assange on WikiLeaks playlist on censor tube. Gary from the Mitten. Let's check this out. Quote. I don't trust the church or the government. Democrat, Republican, Pope or a bishop or the other men. And I believe God has sustained you with a rap.  I see how I die. I'm only going once. A crowd. Coward dies a thousand times. Nice. Untitled by Killer Mike. Very nice. I know this lyric long time since I've heard it man. Long time. Awesome. Awesome. Combo 68. Quote. I don't need you like you think I do. I just want you to hear tonight. I just want you to hear tonight. I know it might sound crazy. But my head is my headed. But my head, it just don't feel right. I miss your bones buried beneath my shirts. Sheets. My voice shakes when I try to speak. Your name is stitched into my teeth. And every time I talk, I feel you there. Cool. Casey UK teeth. Casey UK teeth. Cool lyrics. I brutalized it a little bit. Yes, sir. Mr. Chicho MC Mike. Free Assange. Think Bob or quote. Got the got the leg. Let go. The unknown is calling. I'm feeling no wonder. Got to get there. You know it's all love. It gave me a feeling. It lit me on fire. It's higher than all drugs. You I'll be with you wherever I go. We never apart. Know who you are. You came from the stars. Yansan. High off love. Very cool. Cheryl lyrics. When we're at the party, baby, you're always asking when we're gonna go.  And when I'm singing at the club, son, you never want to come. You never want to come. Hey, and when you come, you're always asking me, Sharon, baby, when we're gonna be done. Well, I know you think you got your own thing. I know you think you got your own bag. But believe me, baby, when I tell you your thing is a drag. Awesome, Cheryl. When I was reading this, I'll tell you a story. I was I bought tickets to go see BB King. I bought two tickets. I was going to take someone with me who's a very dear, close friend of mine. Now my friends forever. But at the time, I was sort of courting her, to a certain degree. And I bought tickets to go see BB King. And she dumped me. She wasn't even dumped. She said no, she wasn't into it. She wasn't going to go. So I had an extra ticket. So I asked a couple of people to go to BB King with me. And they were like, no, no, we're not into BB King. I'm like, guys are nuts. So I ended up taking this other girl. And I told this girl, look, we're there for the whole show, for the whole gig. She's like, okay, okay, okay. So we're sitting watching BB King. And you know, he did his first thing. And obviously, BB King is going to play and I play and I play and I play. And after he finished the set, he did one song. And the girl was like, okay, can we go now? I go, go, you crazy. He ain't done. We're staying here. So BB King played a few more tracks, right? And she was like getting very upset. And right there. And then I knew that was a good test that yeah, she a drag, right? So I'll read the last part. But believe me, baby, when I tell you your thing is a drag. Awesome. And that lyrics is Cheryl, your thing is a drag by Sharon Jones and the Dapkings. Very cool. Very cool. Parent lyrics coming in. Crawl out through the fallout, baby. You know what I mean. Crawl out through the fallout because they said this bomb was clean. If you cannot find a way, just listen for my song. I love you all your life. Although that may not be too long. Awesome. Awesome. That's a great, great lyrics, Parrot. Who's it from? Who's it from? Dingbobber code. If the sky opened up and revealed heaven above, I would climb a ladder up and bring everyone I loved. Awesome. The good lyrics from Dingbobber. Nice, nice, nice. Ka-chi-ha. Hi, I'm about to put one of my codes. Put it in. Here, I'll read your code right now before we go up again. Code, wake up to reality. Nothing ever goes as planned in this world. The longer you live, the more you realize that in this reality, only pain, suffering, and futility exist. Dark, dark. Oh my God, lyrics coming in. Like the sand can seep right through your fingers. So can all your days. As those days go by, you'll have me there to help you find the way I feel with you. I know it's got to last forever. And when the train, when the rain begins to fall, you'll ride my rainbow in the sky. And I I will catch you if you fall. You'll never have to ask me why. And when the rain begins to fall, I'll be the sunshine in your life. You know that we can have it all. And everything will be alright. Very nice. Happy lyrics. Ralph. Code's coming in. We're no strangers to love. You know the rules. And so do I. A full compliment. What I'm thinking of. You wouldn't get this from any other guy. I just want to tell you how I'm feeling. Got to make you understand. Oh, commit a full commitment. What I'm thinking of. Okay. Compliment like commitment. So full commitments. What I'm thinking of. You won't get this from any other guy. I just want to tell you how I'm feeling. Got got to make you understand. Very nice. I'm doing the meme now. I'm gonna go getting laid. I'm out of ammo. Had a good time. Thanks. Okay, dingbobber. Hold on before you go. I'm gonna read. I'm gonna read lyrics. Big pun. Capital punishment. April 28th, 1998. It's two and a half pages. I just want to let you know which one I picked. I'm not gonna read it right now. You need to go to sleep. Parrot. I'll read it in a few minutes. Parrot. Crawl out through the fallout by Sheldon Alman. Nice. I love that song. Oh, no. Twix. Twix. Twix. Twist extra. What are you doing? Rick Roll. I read Rick Roll. I read it. What do you call it? Delirious. I forgot his name. Rick. Oh my god. I don't know which one. I forgot the name. Don't do G-cho like that. I'm okay with a Rick Roll. I love that song, man. I want a fam of four, not like a family of four. Oh yeah. Okay. Hot mom. Quotes coming in. I want a fam of four, not like a family of four.   Favorite lyrics. Who's that? Hot mom. That is hilarious. Amiri Music. Nice. Welcome to our live stream. Madra. Let's see what this is.  Astley. Astley. Oh man. I can't pronounce his name. I forget. Astley. Astley. Rick Astley. Rick Astley. Jeebis Jeebis. Hot mom. Royal sweatshirt. Interesting story on him growing up and getting into music. Then the reaction of his parents. Hot mom. The lyrics is this. Quote. I want a fam of four, not like a family of four.  You'll be listening.  Hilarious. Elder God. Ring a ring, ring a ring of roses. Whoever gets the closest, she comes and she goes as the war of the roses. Mother was a victim. Father beat the system by moving bricks to bricks then and learning how to fix them. Liberate your sons and daughters. The bush is high, but in the hole, in the hole, there's water. As you win, she'll be the whole Hollywood love. And if it don't feel good, what are you doing this for? This has got to be a UK band. Bricks, bricks to bricks then. Should I sing you a big part or read the lyrics anyway? I can't sing this. He's a machine gun. Robbie Robertson. Nice. He was styling, man. He was styling. He played it phenomenal. Oh, we're gonna do one from real MC Mike. Try to figure out what the bricks are. Okay. Maybe. Quote. You get a shiver in the dark. It's raining in the park, but meantime, south, south of the river, you stop and you hold everything. A band is blowing Dixie. Dixie double four time. You feel all right when you hear that music ring, ring. Well, now you step inside, but you don't see, see too many faces coming in or in out of the rain to hear the jazz go down. Competition in other places. Oh, but the horns, they're blowing that sound way on down south, way on down south London town. Nice. Hi, I'm a dolphin. Hi, dolphin. How are you doing? Madara. Madara. Quote. My bum is on your lips. My bum is on your lips. And if I'm lucky, you might just give it a little kiss. Cute. Fun. I saw Audemars. Thanks, Cheryl, for taking care of it. Parrot.     Don't want to be a, don't want a nation under the new media.  Welcome to a new kind of tension all across the alien nation where everything isn't meant to be okay. Television dreams of tomorrow were not the ones who are meant to follow for that's enough to argue, that's enough to argue.  You're still, I think Bob is still yours. Remember the good one. Okay, here we go. Quote. This is where, this is where the bottle lands where all the biggest questions meet with little feet stood in the sand.  And there she stands throwing both her arms around the world that doesn't even know how much it needs this little girl. Quote, end quote. Some of the most beautiful lyrics I know, elbow. And the song is called Magnificent. She says, I don't know elbow at all. Sultan of Swing. Where is that one? Sultan of Swing. Shiver in the dark is raining in the park. Sultan of Swing is an amazing song. Amazing song. Dire Straits. I used to loop that a lot. Cheryl says, great choice. A gang, don't forget. Free Assange, Free Assange, Free Assange. Julie Assange is a publisher and journalist that is being crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity. For more information, see Wikileaks.org, Defend.Wikileaks.org, or our Julie Assange and Wikileaks playlist on Sensor 2. Be strong enough to be someone, even the demons fear. Nice. Madra. Emory music. Let's check this out. Lyrics coming in. When the socket's not a shock enough.  When all the people you think you're above, they all know what's the matter.  Yeah, you know it's true. There's always something you come back running to. To follow the path of no resistance. It's just a brief smile crossing your face, running speed, speed trials, standing in place, speed trials by Elliott Smith. Cool. Gang, I'm going to read you Big Pun. Okay. This is a track from Capital Punishment. Okay.   Okay. Or no, you ain't no killer. You ain't no killer. Okay. That's the name of the track. I forgot to write down the name of the track. Right? So this is from this album. And this album was one of the albums that we were doing homework, listening to. We've got five albums we're supposed to listen to. We've got Big Punisher, Capital Punishment. We've got a Tool album. We've got three other albums. I've listened to three of them. Oysterhead. Not Oysterhead. Oysterhead is amazing. I've seen him a lot. Anyway, I forget the names. I'm brutal with it. Okay. You have to send this one. Okay, MC Mike, I'm going to read yours and I'm going to get into Big Pun. Oh, there's no breaks in this man. Difficult, difficult. They're trying to build a prison. This is the system right now. You put the thing, you put the words in there, and then it goes back. Follow the rights movement. You clapped on with your iron fist. Drugs became conveniently available for all the kids. Following the rights movement, you clapped on with your iron fist. Drugs became conveniently available for all the kids. But my crack, my smack, my bitch, right here in Hollywood, nearly two million Americans are incarcerated in prison, prison system. Prison system only US. They're trying to build a prison. They're trying to build a prison for me and you. Back to metal. I'm trying to get out the hip hop man. Big Pun. You ain't a killer. Okay. This is two and a half pages, man. I'm going to go slow on this. And if you haven't listened to Big Pun, you should. He's one of the greatest hip hop, one of the greatest lyricists of all time, right? And there's no way I'm doing this justice, but it must be done. The harsh realities of life have taken toll. Even Jesus Christ forsake my soul. Please tell me what price to pay to make it whole. Take control. I'm making dough, but not enough to blow. Joes, they're lest my, they lest my flows, but Ayo, I don't trust the soul. That's all I know or need to this.   Then I'll stomp your corpse. It's the Bronx, of course, recognize the accent. One of the last living, still in action, general assassins. Catching any wreck, blasting any tech, smashing any chest, passing any test, Charles Manson in the flesh, any last request before you meet your maker.   When we come for you, tell me, where will you go? Nowhere to run, hide.   From New York to Cali, all the real neggas carry chalk. Make you for death, mark you for death, won't even talk that east or west crap, from Watts to La Frank. It ain't where you're from, it's where's your get. You've made a grave mistake, shouldn't have come here. You change your fate. Your brains will make their view on the table when I raise the stakes. The pain is great, but only for a second. It starts strong, then lessens. Just when you're resting, the Armageddon sets in. Left them with no so much stress. T.S. Bless them with no regrets. Yes, welcome to hell, son, the threshold of death. Face the serpent, I blaze your prison. A person. You get laced for certain, leaving Jake's no trace to work from. Close the case, like curtains. I'm hurting heads severely, really trying to bring the pain. There's nothing more satisfying. Then when you're crying, screaming my name. It's not a game, it's purple rain. Floods of bloodstains. Big puns in my thugs name. Busting my guns. That's my love thing. I'll slit your jugs, vein, and snatch your Adam's apple. John Madden tackle your corpse. To hoist it on a cross at the tabernacle. That'll have to hurt. I'll work your body till it bursts. Then curse to vida, like a bruhia versa. I'm worse than anything you've ever been through. Sick in the head and mental. Essentially meet to be the sole threat against you. When you awaken, your blood will be taken.  When I'm the rhyming abomination. You ain't a killer. You're still learning how to walk from New York to Cali. All the real niggas carry chalk. Make, mark you for death.  I ain't where, it ain't where you're from. It's where you're, where, where's your gat? You ain't a killer. You still learning how to walk from New York to Cali. All the real niggas carry chalk. Mark you for death.  It ain't where you're from. It's where's your gat? It's hard to recognize which guys are spies. Be advised, people. We recognize who lies. It's all in the eyes, Chico. We read them and see them for what they are.  I'm up to par. My game is in a smash with half a million in the stash. Passport with the gats. First name and last. Ask anybody if my men are rowdy. Give me the mini-shoot-hotties-shotties. I'll body a nigga for a penny probably. I'm obligated to anything if it's crime related. If it shine, I'll take it. Still in my prime and I finally made it.  Properly a stash magician. Could've went to college and been a mathematician. Bad decisions kept me out of game. Now I'm strictly out for cream. Doing things to friends I doubt you'll ever dream. My team's the meanest thing you've ever seen. Measured by the heavens, kings. Down to the devil's mezzanine. I've never screamed so loud. I'm proud to be alive. Most heads die by 25 or catch a quick three to five. So be advised, the street's full of surprises. It's not what cruise the live is. One that survives is who's the wildest. You ain't a killer. You're still learning how to walk. From New York to Cali, all the real niggas carry chalk. Mark you for death.   From what to La Frank. It ain't where you're from. It's where you get. You ain't a killer. You're still learning how to walk. From New York to Cali, all the real niggas carry chalk. Mark you for death.  From what to La Frank. It ain't where you're from. It's where you get. You ain't a killer. That's big pun. Okay now I read you the words. You need to listen to big pun spit him out. He's a true, one of the greatest, most magnificent lyricists there ever was. I've been looping big pun. When I first found big pun it was the early 2000s. And I looped big pun a lot. He only has two albums out really. And the first album is Capital Punishment that he put out. Either the Convolutions with other people a little bit, appearances and stuff. And there was a transition into the second album. The second album was fantastic as well. But big pun had a sad story to him. I watched the documentary that really told me the depth of the music that big pun had. He was producing where he came from. I can't even find it online. It's most likely because of copyright claims of music and stuff like this. You can't even find this documentary. And there's multiple documentaries online. And this one basically showed how much trauma big pun had gone through because he basically ate himself to death. That's what I got out of the documentary. And you can hear his voice in the second album of this. Fantastic. Fantastic. I'm sticking in the bottom gang. I don't know where I left off. There's a lot of a lot of salad, salad, salad via kitty cats going on. Hold on. I think I know that dog. Yeah, there's a few dogs. There's and man, you see big pun. He was a big man. But he wasn't a big man. He was a small man. Okay. In his youth, he was probably a lot. No, he gained a lot of weight in his youth. He was probably like five. I forget what the documentary said. He was like five foot seven, eight or something like this.  So it's interesting. And gang, don't forget, free of charge, free of charge, free of charge. Julian Assange, the publisher and journalist that has been crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity. For more information, see wikileast.org, defend.wikileast.org, or our Julian Assange and Wikileast playlist on sensor 2 to get the information you need. Gary from the Mitten. They just named the street after big pun a week or so. Oh, no way. Really? In New York, in the Bronx. That's super cool, man. I didn't know that. Gicho scroll up just a bit. I post something. Oh, there's no breaks in this. Ding Bobber. Gicho, I went for a quick walk. Have more energy. It's got to be posted again. Put in the brakes, Ding Bobber, please. It's very difficult for me to read them. It's very difficult for me to read them. Madara. In this world, wherever there is light, there are also shadows. As long as the concept of winners exists, there must always be losers. The selfish desire of wanting to maintain peace causes war and hatred is born to protect love. Heavy lyrics, dark lyrics. Not sure where they come from, but I definitely do not agree with them. We could all be winners.  It depends on the game. The game matters.  You can participate in the game. It's okay to play games. But maybe you don't want to incorporate that into your way of being. The 500-limit lyrics come in. They say a restless body can hide a peaceful soul, a voyager and a settler. They both have a distant goal. If I explore the heavens or if I search inside, well, it really doesn't matter. As long as I can tell myself, I've always tried. I've traveled every country. I've traveled in my mind. It seems we're on a journey, a trip through space and time, and somewhere lies the answer to all the questions why. What really makes the difference between all dead and living things? Madara. Quote, in this world, wherever there is, oh, we already read this one. Parrot. Here we go. I think I missed one of your lyrics, Parrot. But let's read this one. Lyrics coming in.  Can't control myself because I don't know how. And they love me for it. Honestly so. I'll be there here for a while. So give them blood, blood, gallons of stuff. Give them all that they can drink and it'll never be enough. So give them blood, blood, blood.  I don't know that. Ling Bobber, your lyrics. Let's read them. Quote, transmutation, plantation, realization of where my soul could be after a process of getting rid of the toxic protoplasmic energy, feeling free as a spirit being who's left the body, that it's really just a wrap energy. If you're feeling me, then we could be together in a place, divine and theogenic vibes arriving right on time, as the soul within me flies to a state of mind in its own paradigm. These are crazy times and we are dodging lies just left and right. You know they want us to feel fright in the night, but we will gnaw. But will we gnaw? We never submitting to the maw of the beast. You can see its presence in the streets, the blue, red, bad police doing as they please and stopping us from protesting. Are you kidding me in this World War III or is it just me? It's time we take back our liberty and true freedom, see? Nice, nice thing Bobber. Madra, my bad, I didn't mean to put the same thing twice, sorry, no worries. Another one, quote coming in. When a man learns to love, he must bear the risk of hatred. When a man learns to love, yeah, maybe. I would say loss. If you love something, then you could definitely lose it. Cheryl, lyrics coming in. Promise myself, after the first romance, I wouldn't give you a second chance. Said you seek, you're sure to find. But the closer I get to you, baby, you drive me stone out of my mind. Calling the Cape Crusader, Green Hornet, Batman, Kato too, anybody. I'm in so much trouble. I don't know what to do. If you think anything about me, please now, save me. Nice. Save me from Nina Simone. What? I don't remember this lyrics. I know this song. I've listened to everything Nina Simone said. I don't remember calling the Cape Crusader, Green Hornet, Batman, Kato too, anybody. Oh, I gotta listen to this again. I went off on Nina Simone so intensely many, many moons ago. Evolver. Reading? Reading lyrics. Read more. I am. Nick Evidine.  I want to smack and stash that plant up whoever wrote whatever he's reading. Madra, quote. Talking about peace while spilling blood. It's something that only humans can do. Yeah, I agree with those. You can play music in your side and give me the lyrics. I'll sing them, but I won't be too tuned. It won't be the beats. Making me cinnamon cookies will make up for it. Thanks. Awesome. Cinnamon cookies. Cinnamon Girl by Neil, man, names, names, names. Elegant. The virus is harvesting. What do you mean? H7N3. Begin life in a lab in the first wave of vaccines. Million die in the first week in the pandemic dreams. Reality, black death, smallpox, mutated disease, flu shot propaganda for all populations and tropes. Avoid the plague. It might have seeped into the room. It's now airborne with firestorm signal our doom.  The sprinkler system equipped with AU AG where they round up survivors in a cold facility. Watch the process of terror from the hill near the stream. I remain in a gas mask. I still filter my water clean. This isn't past tense or the plague of Athens. Couldn't be eradicated like smallpox in action. Avian influenza in the jet stream is how it happened. 2020 combined with coronavirus body stack in. Nice. And, Elegant, this is a track I think you said it was from the 1990s or early 2000s. Madras quote lyrics come in it. Power is not will is the phenomenon of physically making things happen. Evolver. Oh my bad. Thought this was music on Twitch. No, God, I would never sing. We're just looking at lyrics. I'm doing my best to do them justice but I'm not very good at them. Right? There's a reason I teach mathematics. And there's a reason I used to play the drums in a band. I didn't get into the singing. Mandarins. Parrot. Well mama, I haven't heard from you in a while. It's been about a year but I'm still trying to smile. Couldn't pull bail and I lost in the case. Nobody willing to help out in this place. I hope you get this. I hope you respond because I ain't talking to no one ever since I've been gone. Ever since I've been gone and I don't know if I'll see you all again. I just want a family. I just want a friend. Cool. And this is by write me a letter by Rusty Cage. Well, try to rhyme. I don't know. So the lyrics for the other one that I read that Aldo God put out, it came out 2013. Dr. Creep. Pandemic. Madras. Quote. Don't improvise what you cannot handle. Ha ha. Dring bober chicho. I think that guy hated my lyrics so much he wants to hurt me.  That means they're good lyrics, right? If you can raise emotion in people with your music, with anything, with your art, if you can arouse them to a point where they can actually feel something, an emotion as powerful as hate, you did good. Cato was asking, did you see the trailer for the new Marvel movie? Which one? The karate? Oh, I can't pronounce his name. I gotta read it. Okay, Aldo God. Let's see this. Lyrics coming in. Yeah, that one. I saw it.  I saw it. Looks fantastic. Looks so good. We gotta read one of those comics. And the art for those comics, the series that came out with issue number 17, I believe it started, Marvel Peerers started, and then I think it's issue number 17. So good. The artwork and writing as well is really good. But the artwork is phenomenal. Quote from lyrics. Quote. Today there's free vaccination at the walking clinics.  Call me a cynic. I find it interesting how certain epidemics spread more specifically, where they don't, where they don't, and who isn't infected. Yeah, I'm infected with a curious nature. The welcome mat said, quote, God bless this home and quote, not quote, God damn this neighbor, quote, thy neighbor. They can reap history but can't recycle paper. They don't see the forest or the trees, just skyscrapers, damn right. Nice lyrics. Madra, quote, love is not necessary. Power is the only true necessity. No, love is, love is extremely powerful. Love, love is power. Love is a form of power, right? So it depends. Maybe the person in the lyrics was saying power, they think material possessions, love surpasses that by leaps and bounds. Parrot, your favorite song came out in the 1960s. It was all protest songs. Nice. Nina Simone's half her library is protest songs. Hoof, Prince in the Sand by Sage, Sage Francis. No, Hoof, Prince in the Sand, Sage Francis. That's who the artist is? Halla, God. And gang, don't forget. Frisage, frisage, frisage. Julian Sange is a publisher and journalist that has been crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity. For more information, see wickedleast.org, defend.wickedleast.org, or our Julian Sange and Wickedleast playlist on SensorTube for further information. Evolver, what century are you in? Oh, you're doing mythology, Madra. Sure, why not? Let's do it. 9 tales.  Energy that once was a single ultimate form, an unstable force lacking in intelligence or sapience. You require a guide to show you purpose. The guide is the Ucheha. The tailed beasts are but slaves to those with blessed eyes. Obey. This is Edgar Allen Poe, isn't it? Madras, is that Edgar Allen Poe? I'm loving these madrons. Oh my God, so good. I hope you guys have good snacks. It's Noruto? No, dude.  Madra, it's from Noruto? Awesome. Kill to get Crimson. Mark Knopfler. Oh, okay, let's read the lyrics. Cheryl posted. This is Mark Knopfler. Let's check this out. Quote, the lyrics come in it. When his pop goes the weasel, let go of the easel. You don't want this rickety, rackety life. It's seat of the trouser. It's all sink or swim sun. I killed to get Crimson on this pallet knife and it's steel in a minute. I'm up here up to here in it. You hear behaving as though I'm a saint. Get a job with a pension. Don't ever mention you once had a craven for the brushes and paint. And that's from Mark Knopfler. Kill to get Crimson. I know that song by man. I couldn't put the rhythm to it at all. Madrons. Aroryot, thank you very much. Aroryot133, thank you very much for your one sub for six months in advance. Six months in advance. Thank you very much, brother or sister, of course. I appreciate the support. Bandits. Brando hits. If I ever start a band, I will write a song. Quote, I live for Chichou's neck. Awesome. But think about Chichou. I was right. I whispered him. He called it cringe poetry and said it made him want to go do something which I won't say here. To be honest, it doesn't feel good having someone knock you that hard. But anyway, I just... No, no, Ding Bobber. I wouldn't say FM. You got to take criticism straight up. There are people out there, believe it or not, who hate Chichou content. And sometimes they were right to hate it because I made a mistake. I said the wrong thing. You got to take criticism. Correctly. You don't have to make it... criticism shouldn't make you stop doing something that you love. Criticism should help you improve whatever it is that you are doing that you love. So never write off people that criticize your work. I try not to. If they're trolling you and stuff like this, it's just garbage.  But if they're actually criticizing you, it means that maybe they saw something there that they really liked, but you butchered it. If that's the case, take their criticism, reanalyze your work, and maybe you can massage it better. Maybe. Maybe.  Take it. Take the hit. Makes you stronger. Come back better. That's that's my take. Okay. Allerga, quotes, lyrics coming in. Quote, I could have showed you all the scars at the start, but that was always the most difficult part. See, I'm in love with how your souls and mix of chaos and art and how you never try to keep them apart. I wrote some words and then I stared at my feet, became a coward when I needed, needed to speak, needed to speak me, needed, coward when I needed to speak me. I guess love took on a different kind of meaning for me. So when I go, I just know it kills me to leave. To all the stars that light the road, don't ever leave that girl so cold. Haha. A love song. I cite the real world. Okay, I'll take it. What's the chicho thing? I don't know. No, you can ask questions, evolved, but it's a music, music stream, right? We're reading lyrics and doing stuff, right? Sometimes it's best just to see if you, if you, like for example, have you ever gone to a festival where you hear something, music playing, but you're not 100% sure if you love it or hate it, and you haven't really figured out what it is. So the best thing to do is not to go there and start inquiring about it because you haven't consumed it long enough to inquire to a certain degree, right?  Just be there, take it in and see where it takes you, right? Man, I found some amazing, amazing music doing that. Amazing art. Discovered some amazing art doing that. I've gone to festivals where there's like five different stages playing or four different, three different, whatever different. You move from one, you're in a certain vibe. You move from one stage to another. Usually there's a little walk involved and you hear the music creep up on you, right? And you're not so sure how to take it.  True. Ding-Bopper, yeah, true. It's not going to make me stop aware my rap wasn't the best, but jeez, he wanted to show it to you guys somewhere. Hilarious. Ding-Bopper, fantastic, right? Massage, massage. By the way, Ding-Bopper, one of the best advice I ever got was from a very good friend of mine, and that friend was the person that didn't go to see BB King with me, that one of my friends ever says, one of my best friends, right? And she told me when I was editing my writings, right? Because she helped me learn how to write. She told me, Chicho, you know you're done editing your content when there's your written content anyway, right? When there's nothing more you can take out, right? So that's the way I started writing when I was doing heavy writing. I'd write and then I'd go through, take out words, take out sentences, take out, take out, take out, take out, take out, rearrange, take out, take out, take out, take out. And then if I had, you know, three pages of something written, it would come down to like three quarters of a page and it read phenomenal, sometimes got the point across, right? So editing your own content is a good thing to do. Brando, he's Chicho, I love Russia's Supertrap. Yeah, me too, man. I know you quoted lyrics from the bands in the band indeed, indeed. Russia's Supertrap. Phenomenal, phenomenal, phenomenal. Allah God. Quotes coming in. The hope and the hurt have lived inside me, but there's gold in the dirt. I never took the time to see, but I knew of its worth.  What? Oh, hold on. No, no, no, we haven't. Yeah, yeah, like a bird would find the breeze. I knew from the start you'd be the one to set me free. That day in the park, when the hurt would hide from me, those eyes used to know me. It's been way too long.  That's, I got confused because he uses a couple of same sentences as the previous one, but it is different. I'm getting 500 killed. Could you play some? No, I'm not going to play music because the draconian powers have tried to prevent us from sharing music. So we're sharing music lyrics, right? Because, like for example, I've loaded on, I've made math videos where I've taken maybe 10 seconds of a song and cut mathematics lessons with 10 seconds of a hip-hop song and then RCA or whatever the multinational music corporate, corporate talk or see that wants to control everything in our society, zaps my videos for their, it's saying copyright claim, they have the right to put ads on my video, even if I don't recognize, they get off. So they put copyright claims on videos. So my video could be 10 minutes long, right? And there's a 10 second little sampling of a track that I really love, right? And all of a sudden they have a claim on my whole video that I put out, no matter what it is, right? F, copyright loss, right? Censorship, patents, extension of all these copyright laws and all this crap by centralized power, right? That's the destruction of humanity. Madra, quote, who decides limits? And based on what? You said you worked hard. Well, maybe you need to work a little harder. Is that really the limit of your strength? Could the you of tomorrow be you today? Instead of giving in, move forward and quote, nice. I like that. Evolver, thank you for popping in. I hope you find a live stream where you can listen to some music. We're doing music lyrics. I'm pretty sure I tagged this as ASMR. Let's check this out. Yeah, I tagged this as ASMR, right? Heavy ASMR. Brando hits chicho. Have you ever listened to Genesis? Yeah, Peter Gabriel, indeed. I think the band, indeed. Yeah, for sure, back in the day. Ding Bobber, cool. Good advice. I generally write my raps in less than 30 minutes. Like I said, I do it for fun, but I should definitely spend more time and yeah, Ding Bobber, you can lay it down at 30 minutes, right? And if you want to be a freestyler, you can just freestyle, right? But there's two disciplines in the extremes. You can take those lyrics and massage, massage. My recommendation would be if you've written a lot of lyrics, go through and massage and massage and massage and massage. That'll improve your abilities. It will. Okay, John Lennon, imagine kim.com.me says, quote, human beings are strong because we have the ability to change ourselves. Very good. Hello, God, this is your last one. Let's be done. Okay, let's check it out. Quote, CM is going to be the witness to the ultimate test of cerebral fitness. This grips me more than what a muddy old river or reclining Buddha. And thank God, I'm only watching the game, controlling it. I don't see you guys rating the kind of mate I'm contemplating. I let you watch, I would invite you, but the queens we use would not excite you.  Great song, Cheryl says. Who is that?  Hello, God. I want a laptop. Unlike PCs. Madra, quote, I'll leave tomorrow's problems to tomorrow's men. Hello, God, one night in Bangkok. I'm going to be a witness to the ultimate test of cerebral fitness. Allow this. Auto mod held your message, Madra. I'm going to read it. So one night in Bangkok. Is that the song? Elder God? From chess. From chess. I don't know chess. Very cool. Madra, quote, you won't survive. You just don't get what being a hero is about. There are all kinds of powerful bad guys in the world. Heroes are the ones who oppose them, even if they are alone.  You'll end up crying when a monster appears that's stronger than you. Your subordinates won't be able to save you. Factions, you'll be crushing, holding your rank that has nothing to do with anything. Don't look down on heroes, you morons, and, quote, nice. Ryak 8. Hey, Chicho. I watch your stream on YouTube all the time.  Hope everyone's well awesome. Ryak 8. Welcome to our live stream. Live as the magic happens. Have some manjurans. Yum yum. I'm down to the last two. I gotta pop these. I recognize it right away if I heard it. Okay. Chess. One night in Bangkok. I swear I want to say it's like a rushed rush song, rush track. I gotta remember to check that one out. Gang, we're coming out to two hours. I think this is going to be the last one we're going to read. Cheryl Enzer. Music live stream. Cooked music coming in. Bed of sweat running down my neck. I can wipe it away, but I feel that I feel it yet. Pull the covers up tight and didn't hear you crying when you called me, called my name. Once upon a life, not so long ago, I showed you what I got, laid my heart low on a patchwork quilt of leaves under a pleasant sky. I'm a wandering woman. I'm a tired light. I'm a soul second guessing out in the night.  Call my name by I'm with her. Wow. I don't know. I'm with her. Nice lyrics. Nice love songs. No, it can't be. Oh my god. We're coming to two hours, brother. Madra, let's keep on going. We'll do a couple more, two or three more.  I do it because I want to. Nice. Madra, again, keep on going. In exchange for gaining strength, have I lost something more important as a human being? Emotions used to swirl within me when I fought fear, patience, anger. But now, day after day, after one punch, I go home on a harm and wash my gloves. Nice. Gang, let's call the stream. Thank you for being here and thank you for sharing the lyrics.  One more. Let's do it. There was a time I was everything and nothing, all in one when you found me. I was feeling like a cloud across the sun. I need to tell you how you light up every second of the day. But in the moonlight, you just shine like a beacon on the day. With your smile, you pull the deepest secrets from my heart. I'm all honesty. I'm speechless and I don't know where to start. Aha, nice. Have a great night, Brando hits. Madras, is that really the limit to your powers? Do you honestly think that you won't get any stronger for the rest of your life? Instead of sitting around frustrated, it's better to keep on moving forward. Awesome gang. Great stream. Great stream. Gang, if you want to know what this is about, I am on Patreon. Patreon.com forward slash chichou. C-H-Y-C-H-O. If you want to support this work and if you want to keep track of what we're doing, Patreon is a great way to do so. I don't put anything behind paywall. Everything's creative commons. Share and share, I like. And if you were following the work, you'll know everything's layered on mathematics, even the music. Right? Gang, we are live streaming on twitch.tv forward slash chichou live. C-H-Y-C-H-O-L-I-V-E. If you want to participate in the chat, twitch is where you want to be at. And gang, thank you very much for the support. Thank you for the subs. Thank you for the follows. Thank you for being here. Thank you for the discussion. Thank you for the quotes, for the lyrics and mods. Thank you for taking care of business. Fun, tons of new stuff for me to check out. Appreciate it all. Yeah, for sure, Cheryl. 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So today I want to talk about the pitfalls of the paper session model now this is a conversation I've been having with coaches recently who have been booking calls with me we've been getting on meetings and they've pretty much been saying Leo the paper session for me I'm struggling especially now in the winter months with getting clients to actually show up so this is a very common problem a lot of coaches have and I want to share with you four reasons why you need to stop the paper session and transition your clients into something more of a longer commitment so that you can get results but also so that you can protect your business as well. So in front of me I've got four main yellow highlighted things I'm going to talk about today so the first one is lack of time for major results so what a lot of coaches do is they get clients to book these one-off sessions with them where the client shows up they pay at the session and then everyone goes home. Now that is fine if you if you're working on a specific problem with that with that client but really and truly if you want to get major results with them then that's not enough time to actually get results and something I see with a lot of coaches is they tend to rush the sessions. So if a parent comes in they want to book a one-off session with you the coach tries to implement different areas of the game in a short space of time so for example they might in that in that one session they might do dribbling they might do shooting they'll do all these different technical development sessions in one hour where really and truly that's more detrimental to your clients rather than helpful. So that is one major problem of the paper session model it's that you're trying to do so many things in that one session and it's not getting major results in the long term if you get more committed clients to do three six or 12 month commitments then you have time to build up to different different problems that they are having right and you can solve those problems over a longer period of time. Now a second one financial uncertainty for coaches this is a common one as well and especially in the winter months if you're running your your sessions by paper session then the winter normally is very hurtful for most coaches because a lot of parents don't want their child to be outside it might be windy it might be rainy it might be damp it might be snowing right parents don't want their kids to be outside potentially getting ill so the winter months if you're running your sessions per session so a paper session a business then unfortunately you're going to come through a lot of financial uncertainty during this period of time and that's just simply because of the weather and because a lot of parents are very against having their kids out for so long okay so outside in in in the cold weather okay and that what that creates is maybe one month you might do really well financially and then the other month the weather gets worse because we're in winter it's normal and then you might be bringing in less money then you were last month okay and that comes down to seasonality but also comes down to financial uncertainty because you don't know what clients are going to show up right and if you're just doing a paper session and you've got ten clients that you're normally seeing right there might be a month where you only see two so you might only be getting paid for the from those two clients okay so a lot of financial uncertainty and that's why we always try and encourage coaches to move away from the paper session because it that's what it creates especially when you're going through the winter months a limited flexibility for clients so this kind of comes down to the first one in the sense that sometimes clients want more than just paper session all right and this is where a lot of coaches don't actually take the time to get on a call with Mrs. Jones or the parents and actually ask them what's your commitment level like what what do you guys want to do right what they will do is they will just sell them on a block of five sessions and then that's it okay and then they try and resell them after what parents might want is they might want something which is a bit of a longer commitment so that their child can benefit from it right a lot of coaches think that right parents are just going to want the five sessions and that's it okay and that you as a coach is going to you're going to work magic in those five weeks but the truth is a lot of parents don't want that right a lot of parents do want a longer longer commitment and they are willing to pay a little bit more for that okay so that is why the paper session model for me doesn't work because it creates a limited flexibility for parents because sometimes you know five weeks isn't enough for their child to get anything out of your training but if you're offering something which is at least three months minimum then within the three months there's more chances of them developing and actually getting results with your coaching and the fourth one in insufficient use of time so this is this comes down more to the organization all right so let me let me break it very simple in a very simple way a lot of coaches that I work with or a lot of coaches that I speak to what they are doing right and the ones that start working with our company we push them to transition differently but the ones that are very focused on staying with this paper session model what they don't realize is if they're charging $50 per hour or per session right there's more to that hour right it's not just the coaching that you are doing you have to travel to the session you have to run the session you've got to plan the session right you've got to communicate with parents before the session so really and truly if you add all the time up into what you're getting paid right then you realize that right my sessions very cheap because I'm doing a lot for very little amount of money and also you got to remember if you're if you're driving to the session right that's going to cost you money in in gas so a lot of coaches they're very fixed on this right 50 50 dollars per session wow it's you know it's a lot of money I'm doing well but then when they sit down and realize the amount of time they lose they're losing because of that right they don't realize that that is actually not very expensive right and I should be charging more for my time okay so if you need help transitioning from paper session to something more committed right so where your clients are committing for three six or even 12 months with you reach out to us right reach out to me specifically in the description below connect with me love to jump on a call see where you're currently at and show you different ways you can make this transition right don't stay stuck with this paper session model it's a model that is very old-school it doesn't work anymore long-term it might work on a one-off one-off basis but long-term if you want to do this full-time you need to get clients a little bit more committed and paying you a higher rate for your sessions okay thank you for watching and if you need more help again reach out to me description below and make sure you subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with all the latest content


mammalian sperm carry not only the paternal genome but also the paternal epigenome in the form of DNA methylation, retained histones, and non-coding inase. These epigenetic marks have been linked to protein-coding genes that are critical for pre-implantation embryonic development, although there is no evidence that they play a role in fertilization and early development. Two manor clusters consisting of five manors, MEHR, 34B, C and MEHR for 49A, B, C, are found in sperm, but absent from ocytes. MEHR, 34C has been shown to be necessary for the first cleavage division in vitro, while MEHR for 49A, B, C are essential for normal fertility. Entrocytoplasmic injection of either MEHR, 34B, C or MEHR for 49, null sperm leads to normal fertilization, normal pre-implantation development, and normal birth rates. However, MEHR, 34B, C and MEHR for 49 double knockout, MIRDKO. This article was authored by Xueqiao Yuan, Zhongtang, Ying Zhong, and others. We are article.tv, links in the description below.


It is now time for Member Statements. I recognize the Member for Mrs. Sugga-Moulton. Thank you, Madam Speaker. Madam Speaker, things we learn the best are the things we learn by doing. Research shows experiential learning has the highest rate of knowledge retention at 90% as it provides an opportunity to see, feel, and experience as you're learning. Since 1975, the Ontario Legislature Internship Program has been a distinctive example of how experiential learning prepares new graduates to be job-ready. Each year, from September to June, 10 motivated university graduates complete paid internship on all aspects of legislature with the MPPs from both sides. In last 48 years, 307 MPPs have hosted 416 non-partisan interns. OLIPS opens the door for its alumni to have distinguished career in many fields with former interns becoming architects, academic, lawyer, public servant, public relation, as well as members or even becoming elected officials. For an example, Tim Murphy became MPP in 93, became Chief of Staff of Prime Minister Paul Martin. Here at home, Patrick Sackville is the current Chief of Staff to Premier Ford, was OLIPS as well. So I want to say thank you to my OLIPS interns, Gurkamal, Heban, Esma, and Pritchett for being part of my office, learning while contributing, and bringing a new perspective. Thank you, Madam Speaker. Further Member Statements, I recognize the Member for Nickel Belt. Thank you, Speaker. People in Ontario want to age at home. They do not want to move into a long-term care home. We know how to support people in their own home where they want to be. We have the knowledge, we have the skills, but frail elderly Ontarians face a broken home care system. In Ontario, for-profit home care companies are more interested in making a profit than in providing people the care they need in order to stay home safely and respectfully. The personal support worker was in my office a few days ago asking how he can continue to service the clients in Dowling and Honopeng to Northern rural areas of my riding after Canadian Shield cut his mileage in half to 25 cents a kilometre. Speaker, most home care workers do not get paid between clients. In my riding, they will drive for 30 or 45 minutes between clients all on their own time for 25 cents a kilometre. It doesn't matter how hard they work, it is impossible to make enough money to survive. Many PSW love their clients. They are good at what they do, but they have no choice but to leave the home care system in order to feed their kids and pay the rent. Right now, Pyramid, a for-profit home care company, is withholding money that the government has sent for PSW in order to gain concession from their PSW. This is happening under this government watch. It is a shame. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the member for Scarborough Agent Court. Mr. Speaker, as part of our government promise to build more transit in Scarborough, the government allocated one million to start the studies on extending the Shepard subway line from Don Mills to MacCowan. Accordingly, Metrolinx organized public consultations in November 2023. On December 6, 2023, MPP Raymond Cho, MPP David Smith and I organized a town hall meeting to seek input from community, organizations, residents and stakeholders. The town hall participants unanimously spoke in favour of extension of the Shepard line to be a subway and not LRT. The following community organizations, the Shepard Subway Action Coalition, the Agent Court Village Community Association, Heatwood Red Paired Association, SD Fargerson, Pleasant View Community Association, the Federation of Asian Canadians, the Board of MTCC 872 Condo Board, the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto, the Rosewood Community Association and the Filipino Centre of Toronto presented their studies and analysis in support of subway extension. During the town hall and in their written submissions, the community organizations made persuasive and well-supported points to extend the subway line on Shepard Avenue East. In addition, during the January 2024 pre-budget consultation in Scarborough, a substantial number of Scarborough organizations also advocated for the subway option. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the Member for Waterloo. Thank you very much. Speaker, yesterday I attended the Federal Provincial Conference Simulation in Waterloo. Waterloo region students come together to simulate the annual Federal Provincial meetings where they discuss solutions to the problems the country is facing. We are fortunate to have teachers that believe it is imperative for students to truly understand the operations of the Canadian federal and provincial system and step into the shoes of politicians. In partnership with the University of Waterloo, the first conference was launched in 1965 with Stephen Langdon from KCI, serving as the Prime Minister. And interestingly enough, Langdon went on to become an NDP Member of Parliament. Since then, FedPROV has been a highlight of the academic year for students across Waterloo and they just celebrated its 59th year. Yesterday was also the inaugural launch at Wilford Laurier University, and this is the beginning of a truly progressive partnership with the Waterloo Region District School Board and WLU. Speaker, the simulation is a unique opportunity for youth to gain deeper understanding of the decision-making process and the complexities of governance, something that we in this room know all too well. It fosters a sense of civic engagement and prepares young people to be informed and active citizens, which we need more than ever. Thank you to the educators who continue to ensure that FedPROV continues year after year and I'm sure the future politicians that you are mentoring and supporting, thank you, as do we in this legislature. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the Member for Whitby. Thank you, Speaker. I'm pleased to share with my colleagues that $476,000 from the Intel Trillium Foundation will be directed towards five non-profit organizations in the town of Whitby and other parts of the Region of Durham, ensuring safe and accessible programming, activities and spaces for local residents. Speaker, whether it's purchasing equipment, building new spaces or completing renovations, these grants will have a positive impact on the Region of Durham. Now, Speaker, the organizations receiving these grants will win each farm. The Sunrise Development Support Services Group, County Town Singers and the Whitby Curling Club, they all play a pivotal role in enriching the lives of Whitby residents and contributing to a strong and prosperous Region of Durham. Speaker, these grants go beyond financial support. It's about making life better for people in the Region of Durham. It's about, Speaker, creating opportunities for communities to thrive. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the Member for Ottawa Center. Thank you, Speaker. The House has reconvened, but since we were last here, two great Canadians have passed away and had an opportunity to attend the celebration of life for both of them. So I want to talk about Ed Broadbent and I want to talk about Daryl Cramp. So I had occasion to be at Dominion Chalmers Center with current and former elected officials to celebrate the life of Ed Broadbent that many people don't realize, but Ed won by 15 votes in a close three-way race in his hometown of Oshawa in 1968, went on to serve this country, led our party federally for 14 years, was a friend of people from all caucuses, and it was wonderful to be in that room and to remember Ed as a human being, that is someone who believed Canada could be a place of opportunity for everyone.  Mr. Cramp was the chair of the government caucus for 2018 when we were both elected to this house, but he had served Canada in other capacities federally before that. And I had occasion in this building after a very difficult debate in this house to be up on the third floor where both of our offices were, hanging my head and Mr. Cramp came over, put his arm on my shoulder and said, what's wrong, Joel? And he said, I'm having a hard time with the heat in this place. He said, take the heat and let it power you to work for your people. One of the things that was said at a celebration of life, Speaker, I take to the bank and it is, you can get a lot done in politics, Daryl used to say, if you don't worry about taking credit. Amen to that. Rest in peace, Ed. Rest in peace, Daryl. Thank you. Member statements? The member for Bruce Grayle and sound. Good morning, colleagues. I want to tell you about a great Ontario event. I had the pleasure of attending this past February 2nd, Groundhog Day in Wyerton. Groundhog Day started back in 1956 when Wyerton resident Mac McKenzie donned a fur hat, dug a burrow in the snow and made a weather prognostication. The next day the picture was in the paper and the annual tradition was born. The morning began with a beautiful display of fireworks at 7 a.m. Wyerton is nestled right on the shores of Georgian Bay so the fireworks were very special. At 7 40, the McLaren pipe and drum band led us to the stage. The sound of bagpipes is also extra special on a frosty winter morning. Town criers Bruce Kruger and McGregor Tannehill were both dressed in their bright red uniforms and their message to the crowd of 500 was clear and loud. I was in the group known as the Shadow Cabinet, which included Mayor Jay Kirkland, Ronnie Ottowell and Reagan McKenzie, the daughter of founder Mac McKenzie. We were all in white tuxedos and top hats. Wyerton Willie then joined us on stage with his amazing handler, Gord Glover. Willie looked great and was in a chatty mood. Mayor Kirkland listened intently, considered what he'd heard and proudly announced Willie's forecast on early spring. Woo hoo! Colleagues, this is a great event for Wyerton and for our province. Thank you, Willie, for your great work. See you next year. And China. Thank you. Member Statements, the member for Haldeman Norfolk. Thank you, Speaker. I rise this morning as a Delhae girl to honor a hometown boy who served and protected members and staff at Queens Park for nearly 32 years up until his recent retirement. That hometown boy is none other than Rick Boone, here in the gallery today with his wife, Gina, and dad, John. A tireless worker, Rick was passionate about the Assembly's responsibility in supporting the function of Parliament and he did his utmost to uphold the critical importance of this Assembly's autonomy, independence, and neutrality. Although his illustrious career saw him wear many hats, Rick is most proud of serving as a member of the Armed Response Unit, as well as Operations Manager within the Precinct Properties Branch and Commander of the Services Public Safety Unit. Alongside his countless accomplishments within this building, Rick was awarded the Diamond Jubilee Medal and Peace Officer Exemplary Service Medal. When I arrived at Queens Park on the heels of the 2022 election, it was Rick who first knocked at my door to ensure I was settling in and to ask if there was anything I needed. Rick sends gratitude to the members who improve security and building services and he conveys special thanks to former Sergeant-at-Arms Dennis Clark and Director Yelena Basetschitz for their support and inspiration. He offers thanks to the MPPs that he had the honor of serving, even those he had the pleasure of arresting. Speaker, I've known the Boone family since I was a child, a family that is loved and respected in our neck of the woods and I think we are truly blessed that the Boone family shared with us their son, husband and father for so many years. Rick Boone, an exemplary employee and a very true friend. Enjoy retirement, Rick. Thank you very much. Member's statements, the member for Oakville. Thank you, Speaker. Great to be back in the House. Today as we celebrate Black History Month, I'd like to reflect on the deep roots and contributions of Black Canadians. Today I rise to honor that heritage beginning with the historic town of Oakville as a symbol of hope and freedom in the journey in the Underground Railroad. Oakville became one of the main critical endpoints to the Underground Railroad Network in the mid-19th century. There are many untold stories of courage and determination of individuals who despite their perils found sanctuary within our community. Their journeys from slavery to freedom aided by the support of Oakville's residents embody our town's spirit of inclusivity, compassion and justice. It is crucial to recognize and celebrate the vibrant organizations that continue to uplift and support Oakville's Black community. I want to thank Evangeline Chima, the founder and the CEO of Black Mentorship Inc. for her outstanding leadership and dedication of Black professionals within our community. The work done by BMI is building pathways of success and resilience. Furthermore, I had the privilege of experiencing the Canadian-Caribbean Association of Halton's Black History Monthly Art exhibit. This event under the expert curation of Joanne Butterfield and the talented artists who shared their profound expressions of heritage and identity has been well-received in Oakville. Your dedication to celebrating Black heritage and promoting inclusivity and understanding our community is amazing. Let us all continue to support and participate in these valuable community initiatives during Black History Month and just as importantly throughout the entire year. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Member Statements, the member for Hastings, Lenoxonati. Thank you very much, Speaker. As was already mentioned in the House today, and most of you know, we lost a great Canadian this month. Daryl Cramp was a member of this House in the last term. He was also a federal member for 11 years and a member of municipal council for two terms. It was Daryl who encouraged me to seek for this role as he was retiring. Over the past many years, I've heard a particular phrase from Daryl many times in his speeches and in general conversation. It was a piece of advice that he gave to me and I believe it was a mantra in his own life. He said, lead with your heart. With the love of his life, Carol Ann at his side, always at his side, Daryl led with his heart and his faith and his love for his family and his community and in absolutely everything he did. A few minutes with Daryl and you knew he was genuine. A mutual friend once described him as a man who you instinctively wanted to follow because of the warmth of his voice and the twinkle in his eye. He worked to improve whatever he said his mind to and he always worked well with all of those around him engaged. He achieved many great things for his beloved country, province and his home. I personally am better for having known him. I for having learned from him and I will miss him dearly. On behalf of my wife Heidi, myself and the people of Hastings, Lennox and Annington, I would like to express our greatest condolences to the entire Cramp family. Thank you so much for sharing Daryl with us for so many years. Thank you very much. That concludes our member's statements for this morning. Introduction of visitors.


Love, the advent, is the bridge of love between unreachable places. The love train that takes us all into each other's destinies in love and care. Advent is about a bridge between you and me. There was a fear between you and me, but God crossed it. There was anxiety between you and me, but God crossed it. And God crossed our lives so we can live in love.