Okay, we're back here live at EMC World for SiliconANGLE and Wikibon's exclusive coverage of EMC World. Three days of nonstop interviews, day two's in the books, 45 interviews, 19 more today. This is SiliconANGLE's theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the events, extract the sealant from the noise and bring the data to you and share that signal with you. I'm joined by co-host Dave Vellante. We have Jeremy Burton, the executive vice president of product, operations, and marketing. You were the CMO, now you're running product operations. You're running the whole show here at EMC World. We interviewed you on theCUBE when we was born in 2010, when you just started EMC, what a journey in transformation. Congratulations. It seems like a long time ago, say only three years. So the show gets bigger and bigger, has the Jeremy Burton fingerprints all over it. You and your team have done an exceptional job. The feedback here has been great. Very clear messaging. You've always said, hey, I'm out the messaging, making it very clear, big fonts this year. Bigger impact. Really big fonts. Big fonts on the screens. But people are happy, they're really good with the story, is working, and the feedback has been phenomenal. So give us the update on the show, just some stats and just some things that are happening that are notable. Yeah, well with the show, what we've tried to do over the last few years is, we would always hold a lot of ancillary events and we've tried to roll those all into EMC World. So this year, we've probably got between nine and 10,000 customers and partners here. This is people who actually pay money to attend, so like you guys. But then it's a technical show, right? And so we use the fact that we've got our best technologist here to do our TC conference, that Chad obviously is our leader of the TC's. So there's about 2,500 people here from the TC community and then obviously there's a lot of guys out of R&D and EMC employees who help put on the show. So it all adds up to about, you know, 14 to 15,000. Well, Tucci was talking about on stage how proud he was from how the show evolved from originally a technology show to, now obviously transformative show now. So obviously the tech is important and the messaging's there, so people look at the message saying, great, how do you bridge those two together? Obviously you have to balance that and try to get a clean alignment of EMC, which is now a new transformed company. Going back to 2010, we've seen the transformation as a company, software defined data center, that aligns beautifully with what VMware's doing and where the market's going on software defined storage, all these things and with internet of things that ties in the pivotal acquisition. So, you know, you've got four companies now, Joe Tucci's proud. Now, the messaging, how are you going to get your arms around that? So, I mean, a couple of things in the show, I mean, it still is a technology show and most the attendees here are technical. We do get a lot of IT management types, get that out of the way, throw it out there. We get a lot of IT management types, but by and large it's a technical show and so you've got to keep that car, like 500 technical sessions. I was just upstairs with the EMC proven professional. There's already 1500 people been through certification at the show and there's only a 50% pass rate, which, you know, means that there's 3000 people already taking an exam and, you know, we've got to keep that, right? I think people are justified coming to a show like this for education. It's going to make them more knowledgeable, more valuable to their organization and that really is the justification for coming. At the same time, and I think probably now more than ever, it's more important than ever before that people understand what we're doing, right? We're big, we've got the VMware thing going on. As you said, the pivotal thing going on. We've got, you know, security with RSA and then EMC and I think if folks don't walk away with an understanding of who EMC is and why this makes sense together, then things get really difficult really quickly and by the way, it's not just our customers and our partners, it's our employees as well. I mean, if we can't explain to the company what it is we're doing, and this actually is the best forum for doing it.  So it's a forum I actually think to get our employees on the same page and our customers and our partners.  You've got to keep it simple. You've got to talk, you know, big elephant pictures. It's easy to get stripped up. There's so much to talk about. You could get, you could go into the weeds pretty quickly with all that, all those different elements going on with software and all the different brands and companies, there's a lot of nuances there. So you're up leveling it. And you've done that successfully with cloud means big data was your first, I think big move from what we saw was, okay, let's simplify cloud means big data. How have you expanded that? Because then you're adding more onto it. What did you put on top of that? Yeah, I mean, I think the thing that is generating just a tremendous amount of interest is security and in particular, not just security, but the whole area of IT trust. I think most organizations feel like that's one of the biggest impediments to the success of cloud or big data. The security world is, I think, undergoing massive change. And if you want a topic to get access to an executive suite or a boardroom, just go talk about security. And we didn't feel like that element was strong enough in the story. We've got a great asset with RSA. We've been working on a product refresh around the security analytics tools and really building those underlying big data technologies in. And we felt it was the right time to really elevate that component of the story. So Jeremy, a lot of people obviously think of you as the marketing guy. You even sort of in a self-deprecating way on the stage the other day, positioning yourself as the marketing guy. But you're actually very much involved in the product side. I remember my first exposure to that was last November when you presented what was then called Project Born. I think I told you my jaw dropped. Not only because it was you presenting it, but the level of depth and the boldness of the vision. But so I like to start with a why. Why are you doing Viper? Why are you going to the software define? What's the heart of that? Yeah, I mean suddenly the research that we've done suggests that, look over the next four or five years, you're going to get growth in existing or traditional applications. We think they're going to grow maybe 70% over the next, in total over the next four years. But we also see the emergence of a bunch of applications that are architected differently. And we see hyper growth in those applications. So you've got a couple of things going on. There's an existing architecture for the traditional apps and there's new architectures emerging for a lot of these next-gen apps. And we don't believe these next-gen apps are way more kind of attuned to being deployed in a public cloud architected system. Now again, our research that we've done suggests that a large portion of those apps are going to be deployed in private cloud environments but using a different architecture. I'll put another way. I think a lot of companies would love to walk up to Google and say, hey, if I gave you a million bucks, can I buy all of that software that you've written and apply it to my data center so I can run my data center like yours? Why? Because they've got workloads that they just can't go and put out in the public cloud. And nobody's done that to date. And so obviously Amitabh with his background and experience, he's built one of these things. And so I think Viper is the first commercially available software package that is going to allow data centers to adopt this web scale model of data center operations but in their own data center environment. And the nice thing about it, it's going to be the newly architected apps and the existing apps that'll help them manage. That's the nice thing and the hard thing about it is you're going to include all the existing stuff. I think about Oracle Fusion apps and I go, oh my God, the integration there. So a lot of work going on there. Yeah, it's a big project. I mean, Amitabh, but he's used to large scale development. He ran a little thing called Windows, right? And so it is a large project and it's a bold vision but I think we've got the team to pull it off. And I think a lot of the stuff we build ends up kind of leaking out and people see it coming. I think Viper's one of those things that maybe snuck up on one or two of our competitive friends. Well, that's going to change the whole competitive landscape. We can talk about that John, but I know you want to jump in here. Well, I got to ask, because you're the king of messaging because you have a good vision on the marketing side, you understand the products, you got the story right. We have been reported that early. The story's absolutely right on the money and you've introduced some things late in the game, messaging and it's a good flagship for the employees in the marketplace. Earlier yesterday we kind of were riffing on this idea of back in the 80s and 90s when the land era, as Joe Tucci puts it, phase two or whatever, era two, the lower end of the OSI stack was standardized. OSI, I haven't heard that word in a while. And you remember the seven layer model, right? So remember in an early neighbor above TCPIP, it was just kind of a flux. But underneath that was all standardized and that exploded massive wealth around internet working and three comps. They're all born, right? So a lot of wealth was created and great things. So but back then in the vendor community, it was multi-vendor was the messaging. If you're multi-vendor, you work together and that spawned great vendor Olympics, as Dave always says. But now in today's market, it's open in choice and it's kind of fuzzy. How do you put your hands around open in choice? So the question is, how do you get your arms around what is today's version of multi-vendor? Open stack seems to be very interesting out there. It's open source community. So I'm talking about where we're talking yesterday is that open source seems to be now the multi-vendor message. If you're playing in open source and can be open, but not open source, that's the balance. So how do you look at that? Because that's a complex topic. What is open in choice mean? Yeah, I think to me some of this speaks to architecture. I mean, at a very high level, there are some natural seams in the infrastructure. I mean, I think the virtual layer for me is it's a natural seam. It abstracts the hardware and it allows you to run any application on top. And we've really organized the company around these natural seams. You've got EMC information infrastructures as Joe's now kind of ordained it. That's kind of below the virtual layer. And we want to be able to have folks manage storage arrays in a very, very consistent way and by being very public about the interfaces that we use, right? That's number one. Number two then, obviously you've got VMware focused on this virtual layer and then you've got Pivotal, again, there's a natural abstraction for the applications. And so we feel like, okay, it's not like ultimate choice at every level, but if you want to use a different virtual layer or if you want to use different infrastructure, the architecture that we're proposing allows you to do that. I mean, obviously we'd love everyone to buy EMC storage. We're not advocating, go get a healthy blend of third party storage and get on with it. But if you're thinking about your data center and architecture, think of the virtual layer as an abstraction from the infrastructure and think of the applications as an abstraction from the virtual layer. So the multi-vendor was box specific in that era. In the modern era we're in now with software, it's how do you play multi-vendor? I mean, how does that, it's software. The open source, is it? Well, I think you're kind of religious about supportable interfaces, right? I mean, if you want to make those interfaces public, if you want to make them open source, I mean, that's another step as well. I think the difficult thing with open source is knowing exactly where to draw the line because the way the license is written at times, once you hook a little bit in, you kind of fall in. Lock in? Well, yeah. Well, but I mean, we can't have, if every piece of IP that EMC builds falls into open source then we don't have a sustainable business, right? We can't pay engineers then. If everything was free, we can't pay engineers to go solve the next customer problem, right? So there's some intellectual property that we feel is proprietary to us that we want to charge money for, but interfaces should be open. I think TCP, IP, lots of implement, various different implementations, but very common interface to what is above. I think we've got to take that mantra, the interfaces that VMware surfaces, the interfaces that are storage arrays surface that they've got to be standard, they've got to be consistent. And there are models where you can do 100% open source and make money, be a 100% service company, but that's slitting your throat, which makes no sense. But so Amazon has turned the data center, this complexity into an API. You guys are doing the same thing now with your storage vision. Yeah, back to what John was saying actually. So Viper will support the Amazon APIs. Right, right. So, and also, look, we think HTFS is probably going to emerge as the de facto access method. We'll support that. That's not an EMC API, that's an industry one that we will talk so that it keeps the customers option open. But you're basically putting forth the vision where you're saying, okay, we've got all these controllers that you need to buy to, here's an open interface through an API. So that, you're creating a platform and changing the definition of what storage is. Yeah, Viper's definitely a platform plate. It's an architecture and a platform that we think is extensible. Because there will be new storage arrays come along, make no mistake. There are many startups out there. And I think Andy Brown put it really eloquently with, from UBS, they track 132 different storage vendors. He's going to bring new storage vendors into their architecture. And he wants to be able to provision them and manage them in a very consistent way. Yeah, so that notion of platform, as I say, I think changes the way people consume and program to storage. And there are a lot of companies that could create either a de facto or some other standard. I mean, you've got EMC, IBM, HP going to OpenStack, and you've got NetApp, who's in the mix, and do they have the juice to actually create a platform? EMC clearly does, but you've got a tremendous amount of work to change between now and sort of getting there. It's easy, but it's done. We did the announcement. We got to deliver the product. You did a good job at that. That's not so easy all the time. It's maybe easy for you, but nonetheless, David Goulden says, well, we've got 70% of the market to get to. Is this how you plan on getting to the other 70% or 30%? Yeah, it certainly, I mean, again, our size 20 billion were certainly not as big as the IBMs and HPs of this world, but we've got to open up new doors and new avenues to revenue. And I think embracing third-party storage, commodity storage, it might not have the same margin structure as our current business, but it's growth. And I think if we don't do it, somebody else is going to do it, and we're going to be playing defense instead of playing offense. Again, the thing I like about EMC right now is, I mean, Viper is a very offensive move.  But again, if we don't do it, somebody else will. And so I'd much rather be driving that train than following it.  I mean, margins are very interesting, right? Because there's kind of margin percentage, and then there's margin dollars, right? And if you don't have any margin dollars, the percentages are relevant, right? So I mean, we care about margin dollars badly. Hey, if the percentage is a bit less, then it will accept it if we can capture the opportunity. It's a mathematical calculation that comes out of the business model. So Jeremy, obviously, we always use the phrase on the cube, the sizzle and the steak, the barbecue, you guys have all the sizzle, got the messaging right, the stories, home run. Steak is the products and the operations that you're running. So talk about what you're seeing there, because we had another theme that's come up early in the first two days is the whole solutions market.  There's a huge amount of trust on the deployment side as people start deploying hybrid clouds. So I want you to comment on how you're aligning out that group, but also on the product side, there's new use cases. So we had Brian Gallagher on Rich Napolitano. What they're seeing is they've got growth in their business. So much for that downward spiral that's happening. So there's new use cases emerging. What are you eyeing right now in the marketplace? Because you are watching the store, you're watching the trend lines. New use cases are obviously coming on board. Which ones are you seeing as a slipstream that you're going to ride heavily? Yeah, I mean, and this is not the first time that it's probably been mentioned, but certainly, I mean, a lot of interest around VDI. I mean, I think that wave has been promising for quite some time and it's never kind of hit the beach. But there are certainly signs that that is building. Obviously, you've got very different performance profile and requirements for the VDI use case. And we're also seeing in like test and dev environments, massive database consolidation. Then you've got very random kind of IO and workload patterns and that presents a very different challenge for traditional storage arrays. I mean, we see kind of new use cases almost heading towards high performance computing. I mean, the thirst for IOPS and bandwidth. And I think this is where some of the server flash technologies start to play. I'm pretty fortunate that I've got a guy in my team, John Rose. I think you guys have spoken to him. John's been great. He's come in. He's not a storage guy. He's not, he's a systems guy, right? He's very broad. And when you've got a guy like Pat Gelsinger who is a technological brain the size of a planet, when he goes off to VMware, that leaves a gap. And I think someone like John, what we've tried to do with John in the CTO office is pull it much more central to product strategy. Have him understand the use cases. Have a forum with the various different engineering teams so that we can vet out what our strategy is going to be and then lock and load on what the way forward is. And that helps in the go to market later. On organic and M&A both? Yeah, in both. In both. And I think one of the healthiest thing about EMC is the attitude towards M&A. You know, we almost look at organic and inorganic development through the same lens. It's another way of achieving the same goal.   Do we innovate Viper, you know, all organic? But then, look, we're acutely aware there's going to be people outside the company that are going to do a better job in certain areas. And we've got to use our balance sheet to get access. But John's played a good role because, you know, we've got a broad portfolio. Not all of that portfolio is relevant to every solution. Not all of it is relevant to VDI. Not all of it is relevant to database consolidation. And so my job for probably the next, you know, 18 to 24 months is try and get a lot of focus around SAP solutions, Microsoft solutions, VMware solutions, Oracle solutions, solutions that we're going to go sell to service providers. And can we pull a thread across the company and have all of our different teams? Tom Roloff's services organization, the marketing organization, the sales organization, to really get after those solution areas. The foundation of EMC seems to be settling in. You start to look at that. And, you know, Dave and I always speculate on theCUBE every year about, you know, the future of EMC, who's going to take over, Tucci, who's going to do this, but one of the comments we've always talked about was, even going back the past two years is, look at the bench of talent that EMC has.  That's, you got heavy hitters all there. Now it's settling in nicely. You got Moritz with Pivotal, Gelsinger is at VMware, you and Goulden, the team, John, and, you know, the Microsoft guys, I'm a lot of them. I don't think Bill Scanlon running sales is one of the best guys I've ever seen. So take us through that transformation within EMC, just over the past 12 months with Pat going to VMware, with Paul, got a clean canvas to paint the future of the data management in Pivotal. How's that all shaking out? I mean, it's settling in, so we kind of know what it is. But how do you see it evolving from a product, from an EMC out perspective? Yeah, I think this is where, you know, Joe does, it works his magic, right? I mean, he, you know, he's, he can bring the right personalities in, he can blend those personalities into a team and figure out, you know, who the best person is for the particular job at a point in time. And I have to say, I think, although there's been a lot of change internally, we've not missed a beat and it's different. But, you know, I think different is good. And I think when things are different, it, you know, I think personally for myself, I mean, I always do my best work when I'm outside my comfort zone doing something different. And I think, you know, Pop Palmer, it's probably the same way, right? Fresh challenge, small company, hey, take it from where it is today and be the next VMware.  So the change has been a positive. And then we brought in new folks like John Rose from the outside to help really be the guiding light on the product strategy side of things. And look, I picked up a bit more responsibility along the way. So, and what we're trying to do and- You're scaling the team. Yeah, we're scaling the team. And also, as a big company, you know, a lot of big companies, they make the mistake of trying to be small. Like, oh, we're too big and we've got to break the company up. And I feel like the success for a big company is proportional to how many of the pieces you can align. So if we've got a handful of solution areas and we can align the entire company, sales services, marketing and R&D behind that, then we can beat most people. Because a lot of big companies, and I think there's some pretty good examples out there, they've not been able to get out of the way themselves to capitalize on the opportunity. And I don't see that, you know, within EMC. Dave and I always talk about, you know, how companies grow, you ratchet up one group or this group where you clean this room then you move to the next room. So, so obviously you guys have done a good job of VM where it's settling in, Pivotal's clear, clear mandates, EMC's got this. What within EMC do you see that's going to be the next kind of ratchet area that you want to ratchet up? Is it the services and the solution side? Obviously, you know, here on Stahl Base is huge. You're all buying more and more drives. And so now IBM is a real big services business. You guys are expanding that area. You got R&D. What's next? Products, I mean 2014 is a big product. It is. And look, I think what's very clear about this is we're only in the services business because a lot of our customers expect us to, you know, install and advise them on our products. When we also partner with a lot of the big six, our intent is not to be a big SI. So you're going to see the primary focus be on the product side of things. I mean, look, I think all flash arrays are going to be big. We've got Extreme I.O. coming later this year. The early reaction from the customer base has been fantastic. That's a big deal. I loved Rich Napolitano's pitch earlier today.  There's some amazing stuff coming in in VNX. Guy Churchwood, another fellow Brit. He's a funny guy and he's doing some pretty amazing things in the world of backup. So that's exciting. On the go-to-market side though, I think you kind of hit the nail on the head. We've got to go from selling product to selling more of a solution. And by the way, our channel partners want that as well. And so one of the big transformation areas on the go-to-market is to be more solutions-led versus product-led. And Tucci, Ozzie wants that technology. So you're clear. Channels there, no channel conflict, have that solid and lead with the products. Yeah, I mean, from where we invest and what do we think first about, it's we've got to have new technology to solve the new customer problems that we're seeing in their environments. We have a few short minutes. I just want to kind of, while you're in the cube here, just kind of riff and we always try to get the magic going here.  You like to try new things. You've been a great friend of the cube. I want to give you a shout out while we're here. But also you're pushing the envelope in marketing, right? So you still have your heart in marketing. Also, you know the product is a new area for you. You're doing well there and got that focus.  You guys have EMC, TV and force. It looks like CNN, obviously we're envious with terms of the production values.  But, you know, what do you see as a future of our, you've always had a great vision of like ours, like go direct to the control, the narrative. You've always said that. What's next? How do you see, what's around the corner for new things that you see enabling EMC? Yeah, I mean there's some things that are going to be very much the same, but there's some things that are just going to be very, very different. I mean, I've got a great guy in my team, Todd Fawcett, that I've worked with for many years. Works on Jonathan Martin's corporate marketing team. And we want the marketing team to be more data driven. And as marketers, that is a very tough pill to swallow because you got a lot of type A's, people like to be busy, we do stuff because we feel like it's the right thing to do and we like to be busy, but letting the data drive the activity, that's what it's all about. And so really, we've got a data science team within marketing. We have about 150 terabytes of data that we analyze. We're trying to build propensity models to better target our marketing campaigns. And marketing, if you go back 10 years, it was much more of an art than a science. I think today, if you're not into the science of marketing, you're going to end up out of a job. Because at the end of the day, marketers are spending somewhere between two and 10% of revenue. And the CFO's got to ask the question, hey, if we spent nothing and I took that, the bottom line, would that have a greater impact on the stock price? So that to me is one big thing that is, and I can see it changing kind of before my eyes. Obviously, social and the video and people's attention, people have got the attention span of goldfishes today, right? And if you're not delivering content in a fresh new way, I mean, part of the kind of infographic feel of the keynotes is people are attuned to consuming information in a different way. And actually, I want to change it all again next year as well. The big screen's great, but I feel like it's at its day. Because the way people consume information, I think is changing and we've got to stay current. But the one thing that I would say is going to be consistent and the same is the message. And I see it time and time again, when companies get that wrong, it's a kiss of death. The message. Yeah. The message, so the clarity of message and what the message is and how it's differentiated. That art and that skill is still going to be precious. And the entertainment side of it, some feedback from I've been seeing on Twitter here is that EMC used to be kind of arrogant, kind of being polite there. But here it's not. They're confident and open and there's a lot of entertaining things here. And some shows, I mean, people want to be entertained. Talk about your vision there because you have some nice stuff here around making it a good experience. Yeah, I think folks coming to the show, yeah, they want to be educated but they want to have a good time. And I think the nice thing about the EMC team in general, I mean, if you can go into the bar, you know, late at night and you can hang with Joe when he said that he wants to shake everybody's hands and it'll take 20 seconds.  He's waking. But so I think making executives approachable, I mean, that's part of who we are and I think that sets a tone for the show. And then if you go into the exhibit hall there, we've got a lot of different divisions. We don't tell them what to do. We say, look guys, we've got the superhero theme. Be creative within that envelope and do something fun and different. And what I've seen, if you can set the right environment for people and say, look, it's okay to take risks. Creativity is okay. Everybody's got it within them. They just don't often think they can take the risk or they can be creative or they've got to have some brand cop approve something. We don't have any brand cops or people walking around stopping folks being creative. It's encouraged and applauded. Mark Zuckerberg always says break stuff and that how things get done. It's the same philosophy here for you. Jeremy Burden, final word I'll let you get and then we'll break here as we're pushed on time. Just give a quick sound bite on the show, the vibe, the success, the positioning. Yeah, we came here to do one thing really, which is to lay down a foundation around software defined storage. We had a great new product offering to do it. I was very concerned going in because it was so new, people wouldn't understand it. I think people do understand it. It's been the biggest EMC world ever. We've got more of the bloggers and the press and the analysts here than we've ever had. And the asset test is, are people having a good time? And we've still got Bruno Mars to come later. So the big act, I guess, is still to come, but people are having a good time. I'm sure you got a good deal. You always picked the winners first on that deal. That was popular price would have went up had you gotten them a little bit later in the game, right? Jeremy Burton, Executive Vice President of Product Operations and also the CMO, the man behind the re-energized brand, his team doing a great job. This is theCUBE. We are exclusively covering EMC world three days. We're day three. I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante. We'll be right back with our next guest right after this short break.


The tensions are a bit high today. We did have an older gentleman from next door come by. Our main concern today is that he doesn't ring the police. What if I give you some money? Alright guys, what's up? Welcome back to the channel. Welcome back to another episode of DIY Diaries. I believe this is the fourth episode now. So I'm out here at this lab today. I'm with Todd. He's just grabbing some stuff out of his car. We got all the supplies to build a little quarter today. Yeah, we're just playing it by ear because right now a concerned citizen of the public has approached us from next door and he's told us that they're going to bulldoze his place and put up a factory or put up units or something.  So we're just playing it by ear because the last thing we need today is the police to be called while we're in the middle of building a quarter pipe. So yeah, keep you guys posted. Come prepared today. Alright, what's happening right now guys? We're just figuring out our form. So we're figuring out, we're figuring. We're going to sort out how we're going to build this thing. So we've got Todd here, thank God because he knows what he's doing. I don't know what I'm doing, but yeah, check it out. So preferably we're going to make this quarter pipe about three cinder blocks tall and this will be the deck on top. So you'll be standing here and be able to drop in. By the end of the day, we'll have a little quarter here and it'll be fun. Alright, so as I said before guys, tensions are a bit high today because we did have an older gentleman from next door come by and explain to us that developers are going to come through and demolish this place in a month and tell me all this stuff.  But I'm like, I've heard all this before. People try to tell me this all the time. But our main concern today is that he doesn't ring the police because I really don't want to deal with the police. I'll feel really bad if Todd gets in trouble with me with the police. So I'm trying to make this. DIY, diaries, mission, quarter pipe installation. But yeah, so hopefully we can get this done today without too much trouble guys. I hope you guys all appreciate the links we go to to develop and produce these videos for you. So if you're watching, smash the thumbs up. Got to get into some work right now. Check this thing out, guys. Looking pretty legit, huh? That took about 10 minutes of gluing together bricks. We've got our forms on the side here. Got the coping in the middle there. We've just got to figure out how we're going to fix the coping to the platform there and then the face of the quarter. But damn, this thing looks good. I'm really excited. So Todd's actually trained up as a carpenter. So, you know, measurements and cutting things and understanding construction. Things I don't understand. I've put this place together as a kind of semi-understand it, I guess. Shouts out to everyone that donated also. That's why we've been able to buy all these bags of cement behind me right here. If it wasn't for you guys, this wouldn't be happening right now. So, cheers. As you can see, we've got the form set it up, set up, sorry. We've got the form set up. What we need to do now is we need to find loose materials to fill into the face of the quarter and then cut up a bit of fence to use as the rebar. We had a break. We just had some lunch. We're going to jump back into getting this quarter done. We haven't had any more trouble from the old man next door yet. So, fingers crossed, we're sweet the rest of the day. All right, guys, as you can see, we've scranged around the slab here. We've managed to source all these loose bricks here. Got a fair amount. So, we're going to start stacking them up into the quarter to build the face of the quarter up. So, all you want to do, guys, is you're building your form for the face of the quarter. You want to use a bit of 2x4 if you have it on hand to kind of run it along the forms and edges just to make sure none of the fill is sticking out because the cement's going to go on top. So, if any of it's sticking out, it's going to be a raised section in your quarter pipe and you don't want that. He doesn't want it either. So, we've got about 75-80% of our form done. We've got the bricks laid in and we've got chopped up bricks and rocks and dirt and stuff to chuck all in between because you want your foundation to be solid for the cement to take well and for it to stand the test of time. And so, we're going to start packing in all the little bits of rock and brick and stuff right now. All right, guys, we've been putting in the work out here. We've put in the work on this quarter pipe for about... How long do you reckon it's been all up? Pre-start, like 10-30? Yeah, so a few hours and we've got the form up, we've got the decking up, chucked a bunch of bricks and debris and rocks and stuff in. So, we're going to sit back for a bit, chill, start cementing, but check out the progress. The sun is in a terrible spot today. There we go, you can see it a bit better now. Like, we've just managed to kind of put all the bricks in, jam it all in, chuck the bits of rock and debris and dirt and stuff. And we've used this bit of wood as a screed to run along the forms to make sure nothing's sticking out. It's really important when you're building a quarter. But yeah, so far so good. Just before I forget, guys, we've actually got to chop up a bit of fence to use as a rebar. So, I think we're going to get that done right now.  I hope there's no snakes in here. This is what I'm up against right here. I've got to drag it out and then we're going to cut it up. I've got a bunch of like, farmers friends and Santa Claus is all over me. More itchy and sticky. It doesn't feel good. Most of the stuff we've used in the quarter is everything sourced from around this slab here. Yeah, recycling guys. So, we've got this fence cut up as a rebar. It might require a little bit of a snip just to fit the form correctly. What do you think? Take it off that. Just at the bottom here. Yeah, because the top of it can tuck underneath the coping. A little bit of ingenuity, a little bit of spark and idea. Anyone can build this. You can get this built. You can build yourself a little DIY spot to skate for you and all your friends. Add something in for your community, your local scene, skateboarding can make it better. But I have to give you 100 bucks. And he kind of laughed and he's like, it's not about that. I just, I went down there. I said, like, what's your name? Introduce myself and stuff. And then I said to him, like, we're just making a video. Like, and he's seeing the camera and he's like, but aren't you guys wasting your money? And I was like, I explained to him that everyone had donated, putting in money to buy the cement and stuff. And he kind of laughed a little bit and he's like, all right, well, you just can do the video. So we're good for today. But if we do any more building down here, it might have to be at night time or when he's not at work or whatever. But we're making good progress. We're almost halfway. Got those groms. Sent those groms down to La Mer to pick up some more water. But I'm probably going to have to go grab another two bags of cement. So it goes to show. You always need more cement. We've had a couple of dudes come down and land a hand. So we've got to re-up on water. Cheers, boys. What are your names? Jed. What's your name, bro? Thank you very much. Socked up getting it done. These boys have helped out moving some water today. So I'm going to hook them up with some evening mob stickers. Thank you very much. Thanks, man. Oh, good. Thank you. Nice to meet you boys. All right, guys. As you can see, it's quite dark now. The sun has set. Me and Todd just finished. We probably got two thirds of the way through. Maybe a little bit more, but the sun's gone down. We don't want to be here until midnight. So we're going to call it a day for now.  Hopefully we don't have any more trouble with Old Mate next door. So as you guys can see, we've got pretty far. There's probably like less than a third left to go. This all should set overnight. And then we'll be able to work the rest of it in tomorrow. But we just ran out of daylight tonight. But yeah, we've got more than enough cement, I believe, and water to get us through this next section. We just ran out of daylight. But yeah, shout's out to Todd for working so hard today. It's a big, big day for both of us. All right, guys. So basically it's four or five days later now. It rained the following day until today. So we started building this on a Wednesday. It's now Sunday. The old man from next door shouldn't be here on a Sunday. So we're good for the day. We've got about a third left to do. So we're going to get that done today. Just moving out a few things and get the deck done at the top. So yeah. Guys, as you can see, we patched up the section on the quarter pipe. We needed to patch up on a bit of rendering on top. We're going to let it dry for a couple of days and we're going to come back and then grind it down. So it's skatable. As you guys would have seen on the first day, super labor intensive job for us to do. Todd really put in the work. So I'm going to help him up with the Evening Mob t-shirt available at eveningmob.com. If you want to go check out our website, pick one up. But yeah, I'm just going to give one to him for to say thank you for putting in so much work on this project. It's a quarter pipe project. This is for you, my friend. Thank you very much for all your help. No problem. Looking good. It's been raining like so much. This week's been so terrible to film because it's just been raining in Sydney this whole time. So we finally got a bit of daylight. So I'm going to head down to the slab, meet up with Leon and Nathan, get some skating clips. I just wanted to chuck in a couple of random clips from a couple of weeks ago at this lab to show you guys how much the slab has done for skating in our community here. Okay, I'm busy in these places. As you can see, a lot of people skating. Something like this happening in the States for sure. But in Australia, I reckon we're breaking the ground here, guys. Honestly, like the amount of people showing up to this DIY spot in Southwest Sydney, like of all places, I reckon Australia is getting there. So I'm down at the slab now, guys. Feel the boys here. We're just checking out this quarter pipe. It's actually not too bad as rough as it looks. It's actually decent. I mean, aesthetically, it's a bit, the face of it could be better, but whatever. Two blokes, a bit of cement, a lot of time. This is the result. There you go. Completely cold and rainy, too humid. But I guess that's weather in Australia. It's very tropical. We're in the tropics down here. I actually cracked my board, so I'm pretty unhappy about that. So you guys can see a bit of the ply poking through the grip tape here. She's cracked right on the front. I did a kickflip off that kicker and caught it right on the nose, and it busted it. Also, one quick word before I wrap up this video. Shout out to everyone that donated to the slab. We were able to buy all the bags of concrete, plus some supplies. And I think we got like three, four bags of concrete left over. So we can use that for the next project here. Shout out to everyone that come down and helped. Shout out to everyone that's watched the video so far, actually, as well. Do not follow me on Instagram. Make sure you head over to Instagram and follow me at enuckism. If you want to go check out my brand evening, link is in the description below. Check out evening mob, pick up a shirt, pick up some stickers. But yeah, until next time, guys, I will catch all of y'all in the next video.


Hey guys, it's Nate, aka The Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. It is another Path of Glory Friday in FIFA 23. Path of Glory Team 2 is here today. We are going to have a second team of these cards in packs, but I want to take a look through what is going down today on this game because we have new World Cup heroes that are going to be in packs today. I'll talk about these other heroes that have been in packs this week that are going out of packs and discuss that situation. And of course, we have to talk about FIFA World Cup swaps because everybody's favorite fodder pack that is 20 tokens might be attainable as soon as today, depending on how many swap tokens EA release in objective. So we're going to talk all of that, look at some leaks, and of course talk about the market because prices are continuing to fluctuate everywhere. And depending on how high the content is today, couldn't mean that some prices rise up further into the night tonight as there's weak in league demand and as people are wanting to play weak in league and the content maybe isn't that great. We'll talk through that in the video today. So if you're excited for today, hit the thumbs up, subscribe if you're new. Let's start by looking at the biggest question is of today, what is going to be in packs? Now, you might not remember these leaks because they were so long ago and the leaks that we first saw when we started to get Path of Glory leaks were actually team two cards that were leaked first, right? Remember the Enkunku, remember the Kyle Walker, remember the Carrasco. These are some pretty big cards, some pretty big names, but is it as hype as team number one that is leaving packs today? That's the question we're going to have to ask as we find out maybe some more leaks about what is coming into packs today. Of course, Enkunku, Kyle Walker, those are some really big names. That's really hyped. Some other names that we have had released, right? Chucky Lozano, that's a pretty pacy card that really plays into the explosive meta. Christian Pulisic, finally a USA player. We're still missing an Argentina player to represent that nation and that's the story of today as well. We need to get some more Path of Glory items to kind of cover the other nations that are not represented yet with a Path of Glory live card. So Pulisic, Walker, Bruno Gimmerich, that's a card people will be excited about today for sure. Carrasco and Enkunku, of course, Malinkavic Savage and Marco Royce. As of right now, those are the leaked cards that we have that are supposed to be in team number two. I would expect as Sheriff said in this tweet, he said they are now confirmed. More names coming in the morning. Well, that's today on Friday. I also don't know if he already has the leaks and is not posting them yet until today on Friday or if he just knows he's going to be getting them in the morning because that's when EA would be like adding them into the game or whatever it is. A little bit sus, but it is what it is. Watch out for leaks today for team two players in the Path of Glory promo. Now, also what we'll be looking out for today with leaks is what in the world are we going to get content wise for SBCs or for objectives? We've got this Naki Williams. It is leaked. Now remember last Friday, we didn't have that exciting of an SBC. We had the Brogais SBC, which isn't a terrible SBC, but it wasn't fantastic. So watch out for more leaks or maybe this is the guy we're going to have as our SBC content today. We will have to see the other thing that we have at the moment is a new card design for showdown cards. And this is not a leak. This is just to show the card designs. There have been two that have been added to the code. The one on the left of your screen is the regular base showdown version. And then of course, the one on the right with the red is the World Cup Showdown Plus. So like the player that gets upgraded from the showdown, that's the differentiation in the card design. I think that red card looks really, really sick. So as you may have seen, this card design was officially added to the code a couple of hours ago. So there's potential that there could be a showdown SBC either today on Friday, or maybe at some point during the weekend as well, or maybe even an objective, right? We don't really know what's going to happen for objective or for SBC content today. That's where our biggest questions are right now. Again, watch for more leaks heading into today's content. Now also today, of course, we're going to have cards and packs, SBCs and objectives related to path to glory we expect. We're also going to have brand new World Cup heroes that will be in packs today. Of course, the heroes that we have in packs right now, if you take a look at the loading screen, and all the information that EA have set out so far, these cards like Aloha Rian, Park Jisung, Lucio, Yaya Tore, these guys are going out of packs today, they will no longer be supplied. It's just like a promo team, right? These cards were in packs for a certain amount of time. They're going back out of packs, and the base version of these cards will be back in. So the base hero of Aloha Rian, Yaya Tore, Park Jisung, you get it, right? Those are going to be back in packs today, but there will be new foot heroes, World Cup versions that will be in packs, right? We only have about half of this team that's been released, right? You have not seen Brawlin, or Marquisio, or Acocha, or Smallereck, right? Those are some of the biggest names Govu. These guys are not on the market yet. Some people maybe have packed them through their pre-order pack, but these guys are going to be on the market today as a part of team number two of the foot heroes release. And that was, of course, stated by EA. We knew we were going to have two releases. EA said that. And also we know that while they're in packs, they will replace the base foot hero version. And of course, that makes us believe that when these cards go out of packs, like the team one is today, the base hero foot version will be back in packs. So like regular Yaya, regular Alawarion will be packable today through packs, but the World Cup versions of those will not be. So that's an exciting thing today, is new heroes will be added onto the game. It's kind of like having two promo teams on one Friday. So that part of it is really, really hype. And of course, there's a lot of questions around the market. What's going to happen to these guys that are going out of packs? Are they going to continue to go up? Or will they go down because people will be hyped to try the new heroes? We're going to talk about that in just a second. But when we speak about the market, there is a really big impact to the market today based on what EA sports or potential impact to the market today based on what EA sports drop in objectives. Right now, as you may know, we have 14 tokens available for the World Cup swaps program through these milestones to the showcase the World Cup swaps. We had eight nations in this week one, right week one of the FIFA World Cup swaps objective. It's out for 35 days. This is not expiring today. If you haven't done this, there's no hurry. But we had eight nations that were kind of dropped in here with eight different rewards. Today, I think it is very possible that EA could drop more tokens, potentially eight more tokens that they were going to release another set of the eight nations that could have been inside this, maybe week two, right? Another objective for some more swaps tokens. If that is today, what that will mean is right now that our 14 swap tokens available, plus eight would take us to 22 potential swap tokens that you could get, which would push us over the border of being able to pack and to redeem rather the 84 times 20 times three or the 84 times 60 pack. Now, if we get eight tokens today, then people will be able to open this pack as soon as later today as people go out and play those golden gold games and get those tokens done, they will be able to open the 84 times 20s. And what's going to happen when people do that? Well, number one, they're going to be packing promo cards. They're going to be packing the new World Cup heroes that are impacts. Yes, they'll be untradable. But where a lot of people are going to be getting are a lot of 84s, 85s, 86s and SBC fodder. So what that means for me is if you open an 84 times, think about it logically, right? If you open an 84 times 20 today, what's that going to make you do? Oh, man, I have some fodder now. I should go do an SBC. I don't want to quick sell this fodder, right? So what SBC can you go and do? You've got Franck Rivery. You got a base icon upgrade that is still here that maybe people have not done. You've got a David Silva, you've got a couple of brand new Player of the Months. You still have a Robbie Keane card that a lot of people are looking to do. Player of the Month Messi is expiring, but I don't know if many would do that. Same thing with Ansu Fati, but maybe with the new meta they will. But specifically Robbie Keane and Rivery and the icon upgrade, I think there will be an increased demand for fodder later into this weekend. Again, I'm not saying that people are going to be able to go and get eight swap tokens like this. It's going to take a couple hours today on Friday. So what we could see, and this is where we're going to transition and talk about market a little bit, what we could see today is an increased demand for SBC fodder later in the weekend. And if fodder drops enough today, it could be a really, really good time to invest. But what type of fodder would we be looking for? Well, if the 84 times 20 is giving out, of course, a lot of 84s, 85, some 86s, people will have plenty of that. What they won't have is the higher rated stuff, the 88s, all the way up to the 91s, which you might be like, Nate, these guys are still so expensive. Why would I buy them right now? That's what we're waiting for today for because with pack supply, with promo packs in the store, these cards could still drop today and into the evening, you know, 88s are 26,000 coins, right? These guys are up Kailo Namas, 26k. What were these guys last week? 20,000 coins. If they drop even down to like 23, 22 or 23k for these 88s, I think there's going to be so much demand later on in the weekend, as we maybe have more SBCs that drop. And of course, people getting these fodder packs as EA should hopefully drop more tokens. I think that fodder this weekend on the higher tier 87s and above is a really good look if the prices drop off, right?  I would not try to buy these cards unless they go down at least some, like if the 89s go to like 33k, you know, that might be a decent place to start to look at some of them. I don't expect to see fodder prices as low as they were last weekend because in general, there is not as much saved up pack supply that is waiting to be open today. We had of course, people have been opening packs all week long, people have not been saving packs or very few have been because, you know, there's been great special cards that are in packs. So yes, will Benzema drop down to 40k? I doubt it, right? That where he was last weekend, it's not going to be as obvious, right? As last weekend was for a great fodder buy. But if you see Benzema at 50k, again, with Robbie Keen now, with the icon and with ribbery and more SBCs coming, I think that's a good buy.  But if you see big enough drop-offs, get on the bids, get on the snipes during the lightning rounds, or maybe not even lightning rounds, but during the promo pack supply today, and maybe into the evening, Friday night into Saturday, we're going to watch this very, very closely because if EA drop enough tokens, which I think is very, very possible that they will drop eight tokens today, maybe even more, people are going to be able to attain this 84 times 20, and that's going to make people want to go and do SBCs because they will have fodder at their disposal. That's just something to think about. Let's talk about the rest of the market, though, what's going to be happening today, because a lot of people with new PTGs coming in with new foot hero cards are still wondering, Nate, are the Path of Glories going to rise up out of packs? And these guys, they are up, right? I mean, they're kind of chilling from where they were yesterday on Thursday, but a lot of these cards were low-ish around the Rival Schwartz time frame, and they started to go up since then. Griezmann was like 520, he's now 560. There's a couple cards that are down, but that's because of just some circumstances that are outside of the game control, right? Cool about these cards down right now because Mane was confirmed to be not playing in the World Cup, and of course, that would, as a nation, hurt Senegal's chances because your number one player is going down with an injury and not being able to play, that does not bode well for their success in the World Cup, right? So, since this card is live and upgrades based on their success, it dropped a little bit yesterday, but most of these Path of Glory price are holding pretty well, and a lot of people are invested in hoping that these will go up today. And here's the thing, the leaks that we saw for team number two, right? Royce Milikovich-Savage, Carrasco, and Kuku's hype, you know, there's a chunk of pretty hype cards that are in here, but as I look at this team right now, and I compare it to team number one, I think team number one is maybe a little bit more hyped. I think there's players in here that are exciting to use with the big upgrades that they got, and that's why, you know, if these players that are released today are these exact ones that we have leaked, and there's nothing else crazy that's coming out in terms of players for Path of Glory, then I think that bodes well for these cards rising up further because the hype for today's content and the new players are just not as great, right? And it's not like people have saved up packs that they're going to open out today for the team two players. So, these guys might come onto the market a little bit more expensive than the team ones did last week. That's a market movement that will probably be different, right?  Like, Griezmann was 300k in the first hour. DeYoung was like 400,000 coins. Kulabali was like 260. Carvajal was like 80k in the first hour last Friday. That's not going to happen this week with team two because there's not as many saved up packs. Unless EA does a preview pack in the store, which they haven't done all year yet, or if they do something absolutely ridiculous with lightning rounds or something, I don't expect these guys to be as cheap right off the bat like the team one was last week. And if the content in general, if the SBC is not good, if the objective player is not that good, people might not be as excited for it. And that would help the market rise on a lot of these cards and a lot of the World Cup heroes that are going out of packs. So, that kind of begs the question, are we going to see panic selling today? I think that since we will, we should be getting a decent amount of leaks today. The hype, I guess the hype meter or how high people see the leaks and kind of, you know, what they think of them is really what's going to determine how much panic selling you see today. If there is panic selling, I think it would be a decently up good opportunity to get involved. Again, panic selling on the out of packs cards on the specials, maybe like a road to the knockouts player that is hyped and out of positions player that is hyped, a rule breakers player if you want it for your team. If there's panic selling there, that's the kind of stuff that I would watch. I'd be very careful with the gold cards guys, again, and when we say it every single week, but I'd be very careful with gold cards because when there is supply coming onto the game like today on a Friday, you know, I do think that those cards could drop, especially the low rated ones. And of course, as you think about what is going to be moving on the market today, you have to think about the new meta, right? Of course, people right now are getting so excited about the explosive and controlled players and less excited about the lengthy players. So I would say if you're going to try to trade with stuff today and try to make some coins in the market, try to make sure that you're sticking with those players that are in the meta and that are hyped as people are going out to play the most competitive game mode this weekend, but champions. So I would absolutely say there's going to be some market movement today. Watch your rare cards, watch your fluctuations. If you like risky trading with brand new promo cards, there are some nice players that are in this promo team, right? Again, Walker is going to be literally the best right back in the game. Pillacic with Pace, this Lasano with Pace, Carrasco with Pace, and Kuku is going to be probably the most expensive PTG card that we have, depending on what his upgrade looks like. Royce Milikovich Savage, plenty of options in here to trade with today. There is going to be some hype, but I just wonder if it's going to be a little bit less than team one based off of how things look. So I'm going to be watching specifically for some panic today. And of course, you're going to expect a lot of supply from what is in packs. Now, you know, the past day or so has been decent for making coins. Just for the quick, I bought an Alawarion at 630. He's probably going higher, but I sold him at 685 yesterday before marquee matchups. I got a crazy lazy on the Salah, listed him for the price of the 92, sold it there. So that was a W traded with some team of the week stuff. Now I have some coin losses in here too, right? I bought this for 340 or 330 and his price just kept going down. So I sold that, but we made it back, right? I bought this drug, but for 265, sold it for 317. And we've been making a good amount of coins. The cards that I bought yesterday before rivals rewards made some coins with those. And we're making some good, quick flips. And I still do have a couple PTG cards, right? I've got Carvajal. I've got a Rahul kind of listing them for lazies, hoping to get a crazy sale and just hopefully seeing their prices rise up a little bit today. But I would say that if the content seems to be quiet today and it doesn't seem to be that hype, the PTG cards, the most rare ones that people would want to go and invest their coins into are going to be the ones that rise up the most and the fastest because these are live cards are going out of packs and people think they're going to upgrade and they want to invest. So that bodes well for these cards today, but we're just going to have to see how it goes and how EA do with the content release today. Again, any super crazy questions that we have related to the store with the packs, I don't expect anything absolutely nuts today, but we'll have to see. I've got 36 saved up player picks for today, just because of how good the 80 plus packs were last week. I said, you know what, Pula6 is going to be in packs today. I'm going to get myself an opportunity to get something sweet from those. So that's why I've saved those up, but I'm probably going to roll into content today with my coins pretty liquid. And if I see a lot of panic selling into today, then maybe we'll get involved. We'll just have to see. But again, you guys know what we like to trade on Friday. It's the rare stuff. It's the stuff that people are going to go back out and buy for their weekend league teams after they see whatever content is dropped today on this game. So again, really unsure about the SBC content today. Is it going to be a showdown? Is it going to be a knocky Williams? Is it going to be something else? There might even be some leaks about the time you watch this video to see what that is happening and what's happening there. And again, I really feel like the World Cup swaps is a massive part of the promo today as well is what is EA going to do for week two of this? Are they going to give us some opportunities to grind swap some more? What's going to be in here? Are there going to be packs available in here as well? So those are the two biggest areas in packs. Actually, SBCs and objectives are just huge, huge, huge for me today. The impact stuff, you know, saved up player picks or maybe a couple saved up packs that some people may have is cool. But I really think I'm going to watch the meta market today and try to make some coins on those cards and the brand new cards that come out because there'll be demand for them. But it's going to be a completely different market than what it was last week. So again, it's all dependent upon the panic selling. And again, the coolness or the hype around the leaks that we see today will probably determine how much panic selling that we have. So it's going to be an interesting Friday. We're going to be live streaming it all on Twitch. That link is down below in the description if you want to be there and check it out. We're going to try to make some coins. We will make some coins and maybe EA's got some sort of madness planned for today. Who knows? But that is going to be the video for today. Again, check that link down below in the description. I'll see you in the Twitch stream today. If you enjoyed the video, smash the thumbs up, comment down below if you have any questions, and subscribe if you're new. It's been Nate the Foot Account and I'll catch you guys later. Peace out.


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You've signed it the same since it was 2008 BC And you receive cash to come to this event But the laughter wasn't your expense because y'all know the jokes on this rapper just like a penguin Like a penguin bars I'll start to blow up through this match because see when I gas them up It'll then end with a mass destruction of semtics after a hub you strapped to a craftmatic adjustable death bed Yeah, this is you battling for the 1130th time he's battled more battlers than any battlers battled in this world combined But you're getting murdered tonight.  It's done.     Please support this battle when it go online It's how online like if you caught this battle when this battle go online I go outside trying to ignore this No Scotland the son I need to talk this bottom Everyone from Scotland is a baggette I know I'm funny walks and you are the definition of money talk Dawks don't want it with me. I mean it brother. What do these head number of faggots called heroin addicts? Usually it's mother Mother says he's dead in the bath He wanted this battle so bad he offered head to the staff He put two and two together and came up with five That's not hot for hot a second round terrible math Listen, I am big bone motherfucker.  Listen.  Yeah, don't look a week older than Dean Holder And yo, you said they gave you cash for this battle. Listen up. I gave you cash for this battle. Yeah, I funded you But it's funny. Y'all remember those promoters.  Yeah Oh The troops were not equal we both do what's not legal. Yeah, I stole offer promoters That's how I'm viewed a lot seems though.   I don't have more rebuttals bitch I just came to say you will never be the man that your mother is Why haven't you gone and fixed those horses old set of teeth you are not gonna get them cleaned because of your dental fees We'll probably end up being the same cost as professor greens But see in the UK it's true.  I hate religion, but greatest of all times the name you're given Ironic y'all are worshiping the goat like satanism I love his casket left low once the names and scripted onto this rapist headstone see for acting bad boy This man's on death row. I'm starting beef between the east and the west coast cuz up north you southerners are wack at best Bro, you're like the suicide squad. No one's laughing yet though.  Well, that wasn't till everyone else stretched out their attention span So now when I step on the set you can bet everyone's heads all banged to the necks of cramp like members in heavy metal bands Because the punches coming from my extended ambe dexterous hands reach up to the length and spans a slender man's evil I dwell with devil's dance in pentagrams You're in my direction your legs are snapped if you don't have any left to stand then I'll deck you with a wrestling slam After a make you crawl across an endless land the desert sand.   I break this man's face. That's a wrap up.   I will pop off quite quick. Listen nice one for the 300 pound.  He can Mosey listen He is a funny. He is a phony people to brownie.  I'll give you ways flashbacks and when Tony just seen real deal As far as people rappers and just general people in general Officially fun officially the best in the world Scotland the train spot and I've come to full Gregory scale listen He watched brave art on repeat lad. You're from a place where you're lucky to see eight cars in a week Listen, I apologize to you scottish belling Listen, it's wrap-battle the meaning is to ridicule and don't be getting pissed off about stereotypes You should see what it's like being from Liverpool He won't stabs me.    You're like an automobile. That's not got any wheels You should have retired The fact you won't stops vital you are so-called idle that don't got style you old ball child after this battle Me body you know she gone viral.    I must start Child abuse It's child abuse It's child abuse So I'm gonna start striking you in a flash faster than lightning dude Y'all will see me swing in the club like Tiger Woods when the nine irons used and your wife's pussy It looks like the Loch Ness monster Oh, she broke his personal record in bed when he got sex offer.  I want complete honesty Who was speaking at earth for this past year and a half constantly try to bring back the Scottish League for all of these up Northam says who do you think suggested that there was where the venue slot should be? You know what the idea for tryouts now they're happening tomorrow see who told you all this was happening before the flyer even got released Who do you think help persuade respect be a to come back on the scene? Who do you think pay though share the cost in fees we could watch and be bothered see answer whether or not Something that you all believe this don't flop skull and events actually happening because of me


The Lagos State government says it will ensure fairness, equity and justice in resolving the Magoda phase 2 land dispute. Governor Babaji Desamo Lu said this during a stakeholders' meeting with residents of the state, the police force and members of his cabinet. Plus TV Africa Lagos State Government House correspondent Love Ikukoyedeku was there and now reports. Some days now, policemen asking on the orders of the Inspector General of Police, Usman Baba and the Antony General of the Federation, Abu Bakr Malami, have besieged Magoda estate to enforce a planned demolition following a Supreme Court order. Pro-development caused commotion at the estate as landlords and tenants panicked over their fate. The president had called on the governor to intervene and Saouan Levis did the same on Tuesday. This was met with steep resistance from the chiefs to pretend it's afternoon. All in this development, a stakeholders meeting was called by Governor Saouan Lu. The governor said the committee set up by the state will begin work on relocation in Ernest, hinting that a valuable plus of lands in Shahgingsha would be identified and a location made at mutually agreed locations. The government will also review the list of all of the allotments, 549 of them, and we will ensure that the interests that the restitution, the Shahgingsha restitution have had in the past 38 years, that we offer immediate restitution and we are able to. Governor Saouan Lu assured that the escalation of police movement around Magoda will be done and the peace treaty area is known for will return. Chairman Shahgingsha landowners Adebayo Adeyinka said they agreed with the leg of state government and his promise to settle the dispute amicably. We are not going to move to another place because these people, you don't know that the pretest, they have collected another land from some people. We are very happy with the decisions that we're taking here today. All parties have agreed to what the governor proposed. Some of the residents commanded Saouan Lu for coming to the arrest scale and showing leadership by defending them in time of need as a chief security officer of Lagos State. From Lagos, Love Ikuku Uyiduku, Kuplas TV, Africa.