Oracle continues to enhance MySQL Heatwave at a very rapid pace. The company is now in its fourth major release since the original announcement in December, 2020. One of the main criticisms of MySQL Heatwave is that it only runs on OCI, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and is a lock-in to Oracle's cloud. Oracle recently announced that Heatwave is now going to be available on AWS's cloud and it announced its intent to bring MySQL Heatwave to Azure. So MySQL Heatwave on AWS is a significant TAM expansion move for Oracle because of the momentum AWS Cloud continues to show. And evidently, the Heatwave engineering team has taken the development effort from OCI and is bringing that to AWS with a number of enhancements that we're going to dig into. Today, Nipin Agawal, Senior Vice President of MySQL Heatwave at Oracle, is back with me on a CUBE conversation to discuss the latest Heatwave news. And we're eager to hear any benchmarks relative to AWS or any others. Nipon has been leading the Heatwave engineering team for over 10 years and has over 185 patents in database technology. Welcome back to the show, Nipin, good to see you. Thank you, Dave, very happy to be back. Now, for those who might not have kept up with the news to kick things off, give us an overview of MySQL Heatwave and its evolution so far. Sure. So MySQL Heatwave is a fully managed MySQL database service offering from Oracle. Traditionally, MySQL has been designed and optimized for transaction processing. So customers of MySQL, when they had to run analytics or when they had to run machine learning, they would extract the data out of MySQL into some other database for doing analytic processing or machine learning processing. MySQL Heatwave provides all these capabilities built into a single database service, which is MySQL Heatwave. So customers of MySQL don't need to move the data out with the same database. They can run transaction processing analytics, mixed workloads, machine learning, all with a very, very good performance and very good price performance. Furthermore, one of the design points of Heatwave is a scale out architecture. So the system continues to scale and perform very well. Even when customers have very large data sizes. So we've seen some interesting moves by Oracle lately, the collaboration with Azure, we've covered that pretty extensively. What was the impetus here for bringing MySQL Heatwave onto the AWS cloud? What were the drivers that you considered? Right. So Dave, one of the observations is that a very large person page of users of MySQL Heatwave are AWS users who are migrating of Aurora or Edge. So already we see that a good percentage of MySQL Heatwave customers are migrating from AWS. However, there are some AWS customers who are still not able to migrate to MySQL Heatwave. And the reason is because of exorbitant egress costs which AWS charges. So in order to migrate a workload from AWS to OCI, AWS charges a very high egress fees which becomes prohibited for the customer. Or the second example we have seen is that the latency of accessing a database which is outside of AWS is very high. So there's a class of customers who would like to get the benefits of MySQL Heatwave but were unable to do so. And with this support of MySQL Heatwave inside of AWS, these customers can now get all the goodies of in the benefits of MySQL Heatwave without having to pay the high egress fees or without having to suffer with the poor latency which is because of the AWS architecture. Okay, so you're basically meeting the customers where they are. So was this a straightforward like lifted shift from Oracle Cloud infrastructure to AWS? No, it is not because one of the design goals we have with MySQL Heatwave is that we want to provide our customers with the best price performance regardless of the cloud. So when we decided to offer MySQL Heatwave on AWS, we have optimized MySQL Heatwave on AWS. So one of the things to point out is that this is a service where the data plane, control plane and the console are natively running on AWS. And the benefit of doing so is that now we can optimize MySQL Heatwave for the AWS architecture. In addition to that, we've also announced bunch of new capabilities as a part of the service which will also be available to the MySQL Heatwave customers on OCI but we just announced them and we are offering them as a part of MySQL Heatwave offering on AWS. So I just want to make sure I understand this.  You're saying you're actually taking advantage of the capabilities of the AWS cloud natively. And I think you've made some other enhancements as well that you're alluding to. Can you maybe elucidate on those? Sure, so for starters, we have taken the MySQL Heatwave code and we have optimized it for the AWS infrastructure with its compute network and such. As a result, customers get very good performance and price performance with MySQL Heatwave in AWS. That's one, right? Performance. Second thing is we have designed a new interactive console for the service which means that customers can now provision their instances with the console. But in addition, they can also manage their schemas. They can run queries directly from the console. Autopilot is integrated with the console. We have introduced performance monitoring. So a lot of capabilities which we have introduced as a part of the new console. The third thing is that we have added a bunch of new security features. We have exposed some of the security features which were a part of the MySQL Enterprise Edition as a part of the service, which gives customers now a choice of using these features to build more secure applications. And finally, we have extended MySQL Autopilot for a number of OLTP use cases. In the past, MySQL Autopilot had a lot of capabilities for analytics. And now we have augmented MySQL Autopilot to offer capabilities for OLTP workloads as well. But there was something in your press release called auto thread pooling. So it provides higher and sustained throughput at high concerns, concurrency by determining the optimal number of transactions which should be executed. What is that all about the auto thread pool? It seems pretty interesting. How does it affect performance? Can you help us understand that? Yes, and this is one of the capabilities I was leading to which we have added in MySQL Autopilot for transaction processing. So here's the basic idea. If you have a system where there's a large number of OLTP transactions coming in at a high degrees of concurrency in many of the existing systems or MySQL based systems, it can lead to a state where there are a few transactions executing but a bunch of them can get blocked. With Autopilot thread pooling, what we basically do is we do workload-aware admission control. And what this does is it figures out that what's the right scheduling for all of these algorithms so that either the transactions are executing or as soon as something frees up, they can start executing. So there's no transaction which is blocked. The advantage to the customer of this capability is two-fold. A, you get significantly better throughput compared to servers like Aurora at high levels of concurrency. So at high concurrency, for instance, MySQL heat wave because of this capability, the Autopilot thread pooling offers up to 10 times higher throughput compared to Aurora. That's the one first benefit, better throughput. The second advantage is that the throughput of the system never drops even at high levels of concurrency. Whereas in the case of Aurora, the throughput goes up, but then at high concurrencies, let's say starting say level of 500 or something depends upon the underlying ship you're using, the throughput starts dropping. Whereas with MySQL heat wave, the throughput never drops. Now, the ramification for the customer is that if the throughput is not gonna drop, the user can start off with a small shape, get the performance and be assured that even if their workload increases, they will never get a performance which is worse than what they're getting with lower levels of concurrency. This leads to customers provisioning a shape which is just right for them and if they need they can go with the larger shape. They don't like overpay. So those are the two benefits, better performance and sustained throughput regardless of the level of concurrency. So how do we quantify that? I know you've got some benchmarks. How can you share comparisons with other cloud databases especially interested in Amazon's own databases? They're obviously very popular and are you publishing those again on GitHub as you have done in the past? Take us through the benchmarks. Sure, so benchmarks are important because that gives customers a sense of what performance to expect and what price performance to expect. So we have run a number of benchmarks and yes, all these benchmarks are available on GitHub for customers to take a look at. So we have performance results on all the three cluster workloads, OLTP, analytics and machine learning. So let's start with OLTP. For OLTP and primarily because of the auto thread pooling feature, we show that for TTCC for a 10 gig dataset at high levels of concurrency, heat wave offers up to 10 times better throughput and this performance is sustained. Whereas in the case of Aurora, the performance really drops. So that's the first thing that 10 gigabyte TTCC, high concurrency, the performance for the throughput for heat wave is 10 times better than Aurora. For analytics, we have done a comparison of MySQL heat wave in AWS and compared with Redshift, Snowflake, Google BigQuery. We find that the price performance of MySQL heat wave compared to Redshift is seven times better. So MySQL heat wave in AWS provides seven times better price performance than Redshift. That's a very interesting result to us, which means that customers of Redshift are really going to take the server seriously because they're going to get seven times better price performance and this is all running in AWS. So compared.  Yeah, and then I was going to say compared to like Snowflake heat wave in AWS offers 10 times better price performance and compared to Google BigQuery, it offers 12 times better price performance. And this is based on a four terabyte TTCH workload results are available on GitHub. And then the third category is machine learning and for machine learning, for training, the performance of MySQL heat wave is 25 times faster compared to that chip. So all the three workloads, we have benchmarks and results and all of these scripts are available on GitHub. Okay, so you're comparing MySQL heat wave on AWS to Redshift and Snowflake on AWS and you're comparing MySQL heat wave on AWS to BigQuery, obviously running on Google. One of the things Oracle's done in the past when you get to price performance and I've always tried to call fouls, you're like double your price for running the Oracle database, not heat wave, but Oracle database on AWS and then you'll show how it's so much cheaper on Oracle, we'll be like, okay, come on, but they're not doing that here. You're basically taking MySQL heat wave on AWS, I presume you're using the same pricing for whatever, EC2, whatever else you're using storage, reserved instances, that's apples to apples on AWS and you have to obviously do some kind of mapping for Google for BigQuery. Can you just verify that for me? Right, we have been more than fair on two dimensions. The first thing is when I'm talking about the price performance for say analytics for with MySQL heat wave, the cost I'm talking about for MySQL heat wave is the cost of running transactional processing, analytics and machine learning. So it's a fully loaded cost for the case of MySQL heat wave. Whereas when I'm talking about Redshift or when I'm talking about Snowflake, I'm just talking about the cost of these databases for running analytics only. So it's not including the source database which may be Aurora or some other database. So that's the first aspect that for a heat wave, it's the cost for running all three kinds of workloads. Whereas for the competition, it's only for running analytics. The second thing is that for these other services whether it's Redshift or Snowflake or such, you're talking about one year fully paid upfront cost. So that's what most of the customers would pay or many of the customers would pay that they will sign a one year contract and pay all the costs ahead of time because they get a discount. So we are using that price in the case of Snowflake, the cost we are using is the standard edition price, not the enterprise edition price. So yes, we have been more than clear in this comparison. Yeah, I think that's an important point. I saw an analysis by Mark Stamer on Wikibon where he was doing the TCO comparisons. And I mean, if you have to use two separate databases and two separate licenses and you have to do ETLing and all the labor associated with that, that's a big deal. You're not even including that aspect in your comparison. So that's pretty impressive. To what do you attribute that, given that unlike OCI, within the AWS cloud, you don't have as much control over the underlying hardware. Right, so look, hardware is one aspect. Okay, so there are three things which give us disadvantage. The first thing is we have designed a heat wave for a scale out architecture. So we came up with new algorithms. We have come up with one of the design points for heat wave is a massively partitioned architecture which leads to a very high degree of patterns. So that's a lot of IP which we have built. So that's the first part. The second thing is that although we don't have control over the hardware, but the second design point for heat wave is that it is optimized for commodity cloud and the commodity infrastructure. So we kind of analyze what to say the compute we get, how much of network bandwidth do we get, how much of like say, objects to a bandwidth we get in AWS and we have tuned heat wave for that. That's the second point. And the third thing is MySQL autopilot which provides machine learning based automation. So what it does is that as the user's workload is running it learns from it, it improves like the various parameters in the system. So the system keeps getting better as you run more and more queries. And this is the third thing as a result of which we get a significant edge over the competition. Interesting. I mean, look, any ISV can go on any cloud and take advantage of it and that's, I love it, we live in a new world here. How about machine learning workloads? What did you see there in terms of performance and benchmarks? Right. So machine learning, we offer three capabilities. Training, which is fully automated, running inference and explanations. So one of the things which many of our customers told us coming from the enterprise is that explanations are very important to them because customers wanna know that why did the system choose a certain prediction? So we offer explanations for all models which have been generated by Heat Fibonet. That's the first thing. Now, one of the interesting things about training is that training is usually the most expensive phase of machine learning. So we have spent a lot of time improving the performance of training. So we have a bunch of techniques which we have developed inside of Oracle to improve the training process. For instance, we have a meta-learn proxy models which really give us an advantage. We use adaptive sampling. We have invented new techniques for parallelizing the hyperparameter sets. So as a result of a lot of this work, our training is about 25 times faster than that shift ML. And all the data is inside the database. All this processing is being done inside the database. So it's much faster. It is inside the database. And I want to point out that there is no additional charge for the Heat Fib customers because we're using the same cluster, you're not invoking any of the service. So all of these machine learning capabilities are being offered at no additional charge inside the database, and at a performance which is significantly faster than the shift ML. Are you taking advantage of, or is there any need, not need, but any advantage that you can get by exploiting things like Graviton? We've talked about that a little bit in the past, or Tranium, you mentioned training. So custom silicon that AWS is doing. Are you taking advantage of that? Do you need to? Can you maybe give us some insight there? Sure, so there are two things, right? We are always evaluating what are the choices we have from a hardware perspective in ways that are opportunity for us to leverage, right? And like all the things you mentioned about like say Graviton, we have considered them. But there are two things to consider. One is heat wave is a in-memory system, right? So a heat wave is a dominant cost. The processor is a percent of the cost, but memory is a dominant cost. So what we have evaluated and found is that the current shape which we are using is going to provide our customers with the best price performance. That's the first thing. The second thing is that there are opportunities at times when we can use a specialized processor for accelerating the workload a bit, but then it becomes a matter of the cost to the customer. The advantage of our current architectures on the same hardware, customers are getting very good OTP performance, very good analytic performance, and very good machine learning performance. If we were to go with the specialized processor, it may actually, it's a machine learning, but then it's an additional cost with the customers we need to pay. So we are very sensitive to the customer's request which is usually to provide very good performance at a very low cost. And we feel that the current design we have is providing customers very good performance and very good price performance. Yeah, so part of that is architectural, the memory-intensive nature of Heatwave. The other is AWS pricing. If AWS pricing were to flip, it might make more sense for you to take advantage of something like Tranium. Okay, great, thank you. I want to come back to the benchmarks. Because benchmarks are sometimes there, they're artificial, right? Like a car can go from zero to 60 in two seconds, but I might not be able to experience that level of performance. Do you have any real world numbers from customers that have used MySQL Heatwave on AWS and how they look at performance? Yes, absolutely. So the MySQL Heatwave service on AWS, this has been in beta for like since November, right? So we have a lot of customers who have tried the service and what actually we have found is that many of these customers are planning to migrate from Aurora to MySQL Heatwave. And what they find is that the performance difference is actually much more pronounced than what I was talking about. Because with Aurora, the performance is actually much poorer compared to like what I talked about. So in some of these cases, the customers found an improvement from 60 times to 140 times, right? So Heatwave was up to 140 times faster. It was much less expensive. And the third thing, which is noteworthy is that customers need to change their application. So if you ask the top three reasons why customers are migrating, it's because of this. No change to the application much faster and it is cheaper, right? So in some cases like, say Johnny Bytes, what they found is that the performance of their application for the complex queries was about 60 to 90 times faster. Then we had 6D technologies. What they found is that the performance of Heatwave compared to Aurora was 139 times faster. So yes, we do have many such examples from real workloads from customers who have tried it. And all across what we find is Heatwave offers better performance, lower cost, and a single database such that it is compatible with all existing MySQL based applications and workloads. Really impressive. I mean, the analysts I talked to, they're all gaga over Heatwave and I can see why. Okay, last question, maybe two in one. What's next in terms of new capabilities that customers are going to be able to leverage? And any other clouds that you're thinking about? We talked about that up front. Right, so in terms of the capabilities you have seen, like they have been, you know, nonstop attending to the feedback from the customers and reacting to it. And also we have been innovating like organically. So that's something which is going to continue. So yes, you can fully expect that people not rest and continue to innovate. And with respect to the other clouds, yes, we are planning to support MySQL Heatwave on Azure. And this is something which will be announced in the near future. Great. All right, thank you, Nipin. Really appreciate the overview. Congratulations on the work. Really exciting news that you're moving MySQL Heatwave into other clouds. It's something that we've been expecting for some time. So it's great to see you guys making that move. And as always, Nipin, great to have you on theCUBE. Thank you for the opportunity, Dave. All right, and thank you for watching this special CUBE conversation. I'm Dave Vellante and we'll see you next time.


The goal of Vancouver's downtown community court is to improve the community itself to reduce crime and to increase public safety and livability. At Vancouver's downtown community court, community service is a part of most sentences imposed by the court for offenders who have committed property offenses or assaults. Community service gives offenders the opportunity to pay back the community for the harm they have caused by providing useful work, typically in the same neighborhood where the crime was committed. At the downtown community court, a range of community service is available to match the work with the offender so that everyone can benefit. At the community court, the offender can start the community service on the same day or the next day after they are sentenced. This is more meaningful to everyone involved. The offender can start to contribute to the community and the community will receive the immediate benefits. There are many benefits to the offenders and to the community. Most recently we participated with our West End Cold Harbor Community Policing Center and did a paint out and had a number of offenders from the court come out and join the community and paint out graffiti in some of the worst areas in our neighborhood and it was a great opportunity to truly build community and take down the walls that are the us versus them. Offenders are assigned to one of two types of community service. The first is a work crew which focuses on the streets and improving the neighborhoods in our community and catchment area. We've had the community court clients actually come and do some cleanup around the neighborhood and that's been on a regular basis. I think those folks that have been working on programs with the business association, for instance, we have a hanging basket program that we work with the downtown community court so the folks come and maintain the baskets as well as water them and I think for them some of the individuals that have been participating in the program are really interested in around urban agriculture so that's a very different thing for them to be involved with and perhaps once they finish with the program at the community court that interest can continue on. The second type of community service is provided through our community service partners. There are about 25 agencies involved in supervising community service hours assigned by the downtown community court. These agencies range from shelters and food banks to community centers. The community services provided through these agencies involve offenders helping with general maintenance duties, preparing and serving meals at a homeless shelter, assisting at a library and working in the warehouse and stocking shelves at a food bank. In addition to performing work service as part of a court sanction, it also gives offenders an opportunity to benefit from the services the placement agency provides. For example, someone doing work service at a community center may also benefit from community center programs after their hours are complete. At community court we try to match placements with offenders so both the community and the offender benefit. By the end of the first year, community court has provided thousands of hours of community service. I'm an experienced probation officer. The personal challenge is that some offenders have addictions, homelessness, mental health issues and so forth drive their criminal behavior and can lead them to be chronic offenders. The downtown Eastside in particular is fraught with problems and it's very difficult to take somebody who's committed a crime and bring them to court and expect any change in their lives and their behaviors when you don't have resources to turn things around. Those resources are in many cases not jail. It's finding somebody at home. It's getting them the medical care that they need either through a patient or even if you're going to send them out to the Burnaby facility but for mental health it's huge. I always say we're not going to rest our way out of the problem. It's just not going to happen. We need to find resources for the people that are down here that get themselves in trouble and the community court is one step in doing that. At the downtown community court offenders are getting the supports they need and they can do their community service because of that. We're able to focus more on the offender. Sometimes I'm out there with them working with the offenders and taking them to services. A few have come back to see me just to talk, tell me how they're doing. It's giving these people a sense of community and helping them realize they are part of that community and can be accepted by that community. I would say the community is quite involved and has been from the very beginning and they're on site in the community court each and every day. We are still actively engaged in ongoing meetings with different groups that have very different perspectives on community concerns. The community court's catchment area includes seven very distinct communities. There are so many organizations in the community that are helping us out. One agency of volunteer court workers helps our clients get to where they need to be within the courthouse to see their probation officer or to get connected to community service right away. A local art gallery displays local artists work in the courthouse. Two companies provide packed lunches every day to offenders who are doing community service. Another donates comfort kits and hygiene kits for clients being released from custody. That dream is now reality and that reality I believe we can be confident will make a significant contribution to the downtown Vancouver community and will promote a safe community. It will enhance public confidence in the administration of justice and reduce recidivism and reduce the level of so-called minor crime. So I don't think I could do better to close than to quote Chief Wilson when she said this morning, this is a great day.


Cooks in the day or make it a very holiday favorite, scalloped cheesy potatoes. First thing we're going to do is cook the potatoes a little bit because you don't want to take it out of the oven and the potatoes still be crunchy. All right y'all we're gonna hurry and get these over here. I'm actually gonna steam them. So I've got my steamer pot going.  Close the lid and make sure if you're using a steamer that you got the lid closed so they don't turn. We're dicing up some onion to go in the casserole dish. Sprinkle the onion on top of the potatoes and they're supposed to be diced and you can use as many as you want. I'm going to use about a quarter cup and make sure you get them small. Don't want them to be big in your scalloped potatoes. We're going to make a cheese sauce. We're going to start with a couple of tablespoons of butter and a hot skillet. So you can hear the rain heating up in it. We're going to put in a couple of tablespoons of flour. So if you use a couple of tablespoons of butter you use a couple tablespoons of flour and as long as you keep that consistency when you're making a gravy or a roux or whatever you want to call it cheese sauce whatever you're doing with it as long as you've got equal parts flour equal parts butter or shortening or grease it's going to work. This is a quarter teaspoon of salt. You don't put a lot of salt in this because of the cheese is already salty and we're going to let this brown a little bit and you can do this in a double boiler if you're scared to do it this way but the bad thing about using a double boiler is it's going to be hard to get your flour cooked and browned and I really think that the flour should be brown so that doesn't taste raw. So once your flour starts to brown like it's doing now looks good. We're going to add our milk. I'm going to see if this thickens pretty good and if it gets too thick we're going to add a little extra milk to it before we add our cheese because I don't want our scalloped potatoes to be dry but I'm gonna see how thick it gets first. All right that looks good so once it gets creamy like this you're going to turn it off and then add a cup of cheese and we're going to stir that in with a spoon. It looks pretty thick too y'all. You may want to add another half cup of milk I'm going to. So instead of one and one quarter cups let's make it one and three quarter cups because you want it to be you want the consistency to be creamy but not thick so that your potatoes don't turn out dry. Now you need to preheat your oven to 350 degrees. The cheese sauce is ready. This is going to be so delicious. We're going to spray our casserole dish and get this thing put together. We have four casserole dish going first. When you steam them then you don't have to drain them which works really good if you've got a steamer basket. Now we're going to take onion it's about a at least at least a quarter cup and we're going to sprinkle on the potatoes. Pepper I use a lot of pepper with anything chicken and anything potato. So it winds up having about half a teaspoon of pepper. Now we're going to pour the cheese sauce on. Stir it up good make sure the cheese is good and mixed in there y'all or the family's going to love this the holiday. Now pour it in our casserole dish make sure you get all the good stuff out of the skillet and this is a make-a-head if you want to make this a head and freeze it and get it out the day of and put it in the oven you can. You sure can. I'm just moving them around and making sure that cheese sauce gets down in the potatoes good. Now this is pretty much done already because we cooked our potatoes first so you just need to have it in the oven long enough to get bubbly and that's it. Alright let's get this in the oven y'all. Yummy. We're going to get this out it looks so cheesy and delicious. Tooth my casserole and put it in the microwave add a little cheese to the top to make it even prettier. So if you make it a head and you want to warm it you can always warm it in the microwave for later and add a little cheese to the top. Alright we're going to dip into this thing and see how it looks. Looks good y'all. Really hot. Smells so good. This onion you can smell a little bit of the onion. It reminds me of when mommy used to make scallop potatoes. Everybody loves them. They're so good. The onion's perfect. Not overpowering. Has a delicious flavor. Your family's really gonna love these scallop potatoes. Make sure that you put these potatoes in the baking dish done. Make sure they're fork-tender because they're not going to get any softer in the oven. They're delicious. Y'all have a wonderful day and thanks for watching Colored Valley Cooks where we cook a lot of mom and dad. Bye y'all. Love ya. We're going to slice these potatoes with a little suction slicer that I got from someone. They sent it to me. We're going to see how good it works. It's suction to the counter and it's not really wanting to suction to the counter. It's wanting to release really quick. So I'm sure they make you know make these that will have a good base but we'll just see how much we can do before it comes off. It's not is it? They're not falling out. It's like they're just getting clogged up in there. You think if you put it on the chop? It's because of the potatoes wide right there. You think if you put it on like chopping block it would stick better? Because it's smoother. Now you can use a mandolin, a regular grater to do this. You don't have to use like something like what I'm using today. I'm going to show you how a regular grater would work. All right if you've got a regular grater just a hand grater you can do the same thing with it. Just do not get cut when you get down to the lower edge. See? So if you have a regular grater you can use it but I'm going to go ahead and use this because I got it. And you want to keep your potatoes in water so they don't discolor. And you got to do this pretty quick. You don't want to get brown. Preheat the oven. Cook potatoes. Prepare the cheese sauce. Melt butter in the top of a double boiler and stir in the flour, salt, pepper, milk and cheese. Cook until the sauce is thick and the cheese is melted. When done cooking drain the potatoes. Place in a buttered dish. Sprinkle with minced onion and pour cheese sauce all the time. We got like a cheese sauce. Let me get out of the spoon. You could all at the time or apparently.


Hey everyone, Matthew LaCroix here for some major announcements and some very exciting things to talk about. This is going to be a video unlike any that I've ever done. And you'll you'll see why in a second as I get into some of these incredible things that I want to discuss. But the first thing to announce for those who have followed me from the very beginning, seven years plus now, from very humble beginnings of really no one even knowing who I am, to building up to something much greater and exciting to the point where I'm part of teams around the world to change history. The first announcement to make is that after two and a half years, I am going off on my own solo journey. Guy and I have parted ways, and I will be focused entirely on my own journey and research of speaking around the world, uncovering the secrets of the Errat civilization, being part of a major film that I can announce in a second, as well as writing the my new book that's going to focus on this civilization and opening up my entire a new company that I have started called Ionis Legacy. And so this is going to be a journey that I'm going to be taking that many of you are going to be very excited that I'm on and I need your support though. I'm going to be opening up an entirely new avenue for content for all of you out there from Patreon to even just being able to support me through other avenues to create content like live Q&As and in-depth analysis of these ancient sites when we're in Turkey, in Bolivia, and even other places like Egypt coming up that I haven't even announced yet. So along with that, I can talk just briefly about the film that I'm part of, some top experts around the world such as Billy Carson, Paul Wallace, Brian Forrester, and many others that I can't mention yet, are part of this film to go to Turkey and even Bolivia to connect an ancient narrative to basically change all of history. Uncovering these secrets of the Arras civilization, the ancient symbols they left behind and the teachings that then passed around the world. And that is part of what my focus and mission is going to be going forward. And along with a new company that I've founded, Ionis Legacy, I am going about this in a way where we can uncover these secrets together on a journey that we can share. To go around the world and encompass these teachings that come from these lost Arras civilization and all of the other lost civilizations that have been trying to tell us who we are all along. Come join me on this incredible journey because our work has just begun.


Yo, alright guys, so just for the Patreon, oh wait, this is the intro for you to work. Yeah, why didn't you start back with your X-Man?  Yeah. Alright guys, so X-Man was freaking sick, X2 was even better, but apparently this chick ain't dead. He's not. This is the part where I tell you to like, comment, subscribe, come join the channel man, we're having a lot of fun over here, don't miss out and hit us up on Patreon if you want more content. X-Man 3? Let's go. So this came out in 2006, where were you guys, where were you guys doing in life at that time? Everyone does that, right? Do it. So this came out when you were in middle school? Yeah, I was just a young man back then. A little pup. Just making my way through the halls, you know what I'm saying? Probably getting shoved in lockers, you little. Discussing how much facial hair I didn't have. Gray, 1769. Did that mean what year it was or was that just their address? They got caught. Stupid. Can we delete that? Nope. We're rolling with that. I didn't think about that, okay? Charles. We're not going to have to meet every one of them in person, are we? No. Oh, this is a start. That's one special. Yeah. A lot has changed in 20 years. Do you think? Yeah. The brochure is great. But what about Jean? What about her illness? Illness? Don't. You think your daughter is sick, Mr. Gray? Perhaps it would be best if we would speak to her alone. We'll leave you then. He's like, I'm getting out of here, bro. You look so young, don't you? They all look so young. It's very rude, you know, to read my thoughts or Mr. Lynchers without our permission. We're mutants, Jean. We are like you. I doubt that. Whoa, look at her lifting the cars. Man, she's doing the no look, too. She's got that junk under control. He's been practicing. Stan! Oh, Charles, I like this one. You have more power than you can imagine, Jean. The question is, will you control that power or let it control you? Man, Stan's been putting in work, low key. Yeah, hard work. That's like what, 35 cameos at least he's been in? Ah, ah. What's going on? I don't know.  Oh, it's all right. Who's Warren? Those sound effects. I know. Nothing, I'll be right out. Open the door. One. One second! What's on his back? Oh, he's. Open this door. How does he have all those doors? What's on his back? Some wings. Oh, that poor dude. Hmm. Oh, God. Oh, that poor kid. He really didn't have wings. Dad, I'm sorry. Oh, man, that's so gruesome. That poor kid. Oh, and he was sitting there trying not to have them. He's sawing them off.  Like, if your son turns out to have wings and stuff, you'd be like, what in the world? Probably not going to be great. But that's sad, though. He's in there just all on him off, dude. The last stand. Let's go, y'all. What does that mean? It's the last stand. I guess it's the last stand, man. Like, things are going down. Is this a trilogy or something? Well, no, there's a lot more of these movies. So apparently, this isn't the last stand. There's a few more stands, about seven of them. Look at her just flying. Oh, my God. Oh, that was rogue. Yeah, because she can get his power right if she touches him. His name's Bobby, right? Bobby! If you don't know a boyfriend's name in a movie, it's just Bobby. Remember, maybe less talking equals more views. Oh. More more. Belgan? Oh, don't get your panties in a bunch. That was my last cigar. Belgan, it's getting closer. Come on, let's get moving. Belgan, we work as a team. They're all working as a team, if you talk about them. Damn it, Belgan, don't do this. Is that a sudden idea? Oh, my gosh. Nice. Good job, Belgan. Class dismissed. What is that thing? Whoa. Hey, classes. Yo, simulation. Thank. Really? You can really get in there. You don't have to risk your act, man. Yeah, that's work. Complete. So they just practice? Yeah, that's the simulation room. That's sick. Thanks. Normal to score every movie. It was a defensive exercise. That defense is a good offense. Oh, yeah. He's still down in the pits, ain't he? That's who Gene should be with. He's the only one that cares. I don't think that's fair. Have I ever put any pressure on you?  Your mind's only on one thing. Dang. Bobby's seen some nice. Let's see why that type of guy doesn't behave. I hope not. Look, I know how you feel. Don't when Gene died, I said don't. Maybe it's time for us to move on. He said us like it's a love trying to go or something. I know. Not everybody heals as fast as you, Logan. Literally, Logan. The government got bigger. What in the? Mr. Secretary? Yes. The meeting's begun, sir. Thank you. That's the secretary, a mutant? Right. Mr. President? Have a seat, Hank. Homeland security was tracking Magneto. Where is Magneto? Raven. Raven, I asked you a question. I don't answer to my slave name. Raven Darkholm. That's your real name, isn't it? My slave name. You don't have a family anymore.  OK, then, mystique, where is he? In here with us. I don't want to play games with you. I want answers. You don't want to play games with me? You are going to stop this. Tell me, where is Magneto? You want to know where he is? Yeah, they don't even have a leg shack. They're wild over there. Oh, and she said homo sapien. You know her capture was made for folk, Magneto. This is what she stole from the FDA. Leech. That's so cool. We're not hiding, but we still have enemies out there. And I must protect my students. You know that. Yes, but we can't be students forever. So I hadn't thought of you as my student for years. In fact, I thought that perhaps you might take my place someday. But Scots? Scots have changed, man. He took Jean's death so hard. Yes, things are better out there. But you of all people know how fast the weather can change. There's something you're not telling us. He just drives off. So the president's a mutant now. I thought they said the secretary. Orolo! He's on the cabinet. He's on the cabinet. Oh, is he? Who's the furball? Hank McCoy. Secretary of Mutant Affairs. Right, right. Oh, I see. Henry, this is Logan. He's Wolverine. I hear you're quite an animal. Diddo. You know, Magneto's going to get mystique, right? Magneto's not the problem. The major pharmaceutical company has developed a mutant antibody, a way to suppress the mutant ex-gene. Suppress? Permanently. They're calling it a cure. Well, that's ridiculous. Oh, wow.  Well, scientifically speaking. Since when do we become a disease? Interesting. So they have a cure that can suppress the gene. So-called mutants? I mean, they should be people's choice, right? You want to take it, you can take it. But then again, if you're a child, how can you- Right, you don't have a choice.  Right. Finally, we have a cure. That's kind of offensive. Is it true? They can cure us?  Right. No, professor, they can't cure us. You want to know why? Because there's nothing to cure. Nothing's wrong with you. Or any of us for that matter. The problem that I'm having, it's not like every mutant has the same exact condition Everyone's completely different. Bringing our complaints to the right people. They want to exterminate us. This cure is voluntary. Nobody's talking about extermination. No one ever talks about it. Oh. They just do it. And then one day when the air is still and the night has fallen, will you join my brotherhood and fight or wait for the inevitable genocide? The way they're talking about like forcing vaccines and junk, it sounds like COVID, doesn't it? Is that Miles? Yo, from loss. Yeah. This is what I was thinking. Oh. There he is. They ain't puffer fish. Porcavine. Mm-hmm. OK, one for me. Charles. So he's walking around just like gathering his army. Yeah. This is nuts. Guys, this world is so freaking complicated. I love it. Yeah, because now that they've made the cure, it's like even more nuts. So many parallels. It makes it so much more of like a complication. Let me out of here. I demand that you release me. Do you know who I am? I'm the president of the United States. Oh, Mr. President.  He didn't vote for him. Obviously not. Let me down. Keep it up.  Oh.  You're right. Mystique is honestly an awesome character. Yes, I love her. I love her character. Which is weird, because she's just been like tormenting me for three movies now. And she's a bad guy. But I still like her character. Secretary McCoy, welcome to Worthington Labs. Thank you, Dr. Ralph. Not an easy place to get to. It's the safest location we could find. That's why we keep the source of the cure here. How long will you keep the boy here? Until we can fully map his DNA. We can replicate it, but we can't generate it. So the mutants have different levels, like classifications. Like weapons. I wonder what's the highest. My name is Hank McCoy. Whoa, he takes away mutants' powers. That's not good. I'm sorry. He's the cure. Maybe his blood. But I thought it was a pill. Maybe they grinded some of his skin off and made a little pill out of it. Where do they take his blood? I mean, I feel like if mutants are born with mutant powers, those are like God-given, right? You shouldn't just take them away. Who are you to take it away? She's communicating with him somehow, right? I don't know. Telepathically? Did he make a cyclone? Because his name's Cyclops. You mean a world war? Get up, Cyclops.  Yeah, the press one. My angel isn't. Yo, there she is. Is that really her, though? That's her. She was different. I thought she wasn't dead, man. I just, I felt it. I love her hair. I don't know. Let's go, dude. I mean, if you're Scott, you couldn't get lucky, right? All he did was like, how did he summon her? I don't get it. I want to see your eyes. Oh. Trust me, I can control it now. Oh, she was down there learning. Open them. She must have went and met it with some Supreme Beans and learned all the wisdoms of the universe or something. Whoa. Whoa, she controlled it. They're about to have the best sex of their life.  We got her. Whoa, whoa, whoa. What was that? I don't know. Fresh, are you OK? Get to alcohol, I like. Do you like Halle Berry's hair right now? I actually think it was really cool. Her, I told you, she looks cool every single movie. It's just like one up in her last one. His hair is cool as hell, though. I like his. I like that he doesn't do the little, like, little thing. She's alive. Oh. Well, then where's Scott? The only explanation of Jean's survival is that her powers wrapped her in a cocoon of telekinetic energy. The smart diagnosis? I know. Class 5 mutant I've ever encountered, her potential practically limitless. Her mutation is seated in the unconscious part of her mind and therein lay the danger. When she was a girl, I created a series of psychic barriers to isolate her powers from her conscious mind. Nice. And as a result, Jean developed a dual personality. She knew all this? It's unclear how much she knew. What have you done to her? Logan, you have to understand. You're talking about a person's mind here, about Jean. She has to be controlled. You have no idea of what she's capable of. Yeah, it sounds like he's just talking. I had no idea what you were capable of. I had a terrible choice to make. I chose the lesser of two evils. So Jean's the most powerful mutant. Yeah. Even stronger than the professor. History will be made here today for the first time the so-called mutant cure will be available to the public. I mean, dude, yeah, I can see both sides. Yeah, me too. That's what I'm saying. This is so like. But if you're a mutant and you have to have compassion and understand that some mutants aren't as fortunate in their powers as you. Yeah. Hello, Warren. How are you, son? You sleep well? That was that little boy. Yeah, I was about to say that's his dad. But the wind. That's probably for doing this. Oh, no. He's going to take the thing. His name is Warren. I promise. But he doesn't look like he needs it, though. You ready? He just has wings. Who wouldn't want that? Maybe he just doesn't want to have wings because it's not good with the ladies he's pursuing. I feel like y'all can stroke these wings, y'all, too. Stupid. So they have to get something from a little boy, right? Because they're injecting something. Man, don't do it, brother. You see him, he has them all strapped down and stuff. Dad, can we talk about this for a second? We've talked about it, son. Wait, I can't do this. Who is that? I've seen him before. Calm down, bro. I can't do this. Yes, you can. Just relax. Y'all, let me know what this dude plays in. I can't do this. I promise you. Yeah. I'm fine. Jesse, be calm. That's what I'm saying. You think he's bad with the ladies? Those wings are so huge, though. I was not expecting them to be that like that. Is this his first flight? I don't think so.   Good for him. I'm glad he didn't lose his wings. If I had those, I wouldn't want to lose them. Right. Because imagine how fast you could get somewhere if you didn't want to sit in traffic. Right. But if I look like a named tree frog, I might want it. Magneto. That might work. That is so scary, dude. Oh my gosh. I'm hearing that car. What do you do with this guy? I'm never gonna show him. That is so good. Oh. Told you so.  Did you find what you were looking for? The source of the cure is a mutant. A child at Worthington Labs. Without him, they have nothing. Read off the guest list. James Madricks. What? I could use a man of your talents. I'm in. Welcome to the brotherhood. I don't even understand how that has anything to do with genetics. Cain Marco, solitary confinement. I'll check this out. Prisoner must be confined at all times. If he builds any momentum, no object can stop him. He's like a snowball. Man, you better stop. Oh my gosh. Was that the cure? Man, you should have. Dang, she just went her whole life without clothes. Oh, wow. Dang, he'll just turn on you like that. Dang, that was crazy. I know. You think resigning's gonna make a difference? That's no way to influence policy. Policy is being made without me, Mr. President. Well, you have it at the same time there's magnetos out there. You need something like that. Yeah, I know. It's like tough. Don't worry about how democracy survives when one man can move cities with his mind. That's too high. So eventually, war's gotta come, right? Wouldn't you see that? And he knows that too. That's why he has to resign. Dang. Gee.  But didn't you just kiss Scott? Scott's swimming right now. Or the phoenix comes out?  Why do you have that cringe face? What the heck? You have to take it easy, huh? Professor Sandy might be different. You need to tell me what happened to Scott. Gee, tell me what happened to him.  Design magneto. Look at me. I think she's doing it.  A few of them. Look at me. Look at me. Focus. Focus, Gee. Oh, my gosh.  The professor can help. He can fix it. I don't want to fix it.  You ain't got nothing to do with that girl.  Without even having to touch you. Voluntary. They put the cure in the gun.  That's not voluntary. They only use it when you commandeered the whole prison bus. True that, too, though. I picked something up. An electromagnetic force. It's massive. It's a mutant. It's Gene. Class five. More powerful than anything I've ever felt.  Hey, so he's four. Right, it's Gene. He's in 4.7, actually. Volkan. Gene. What happened? What have you done? I think she killed Scott. He didn't do anything. But she's trying to block my thoughts. No, he woke her up. Yeah, but I think he's thought she killed Scott. Oh, so they have to go to the parents' house. What? I need to see Gene alone. You were right, Charles. This one is special.  Same as the professor visiting an old friend. I came to bring Gene home. Don't interfere, Eric. Just like old times, eh? Nobody gets him, son. I knew you'd come. Of course. I've come to bring you home. So you want to control me? No, he does. No, I want to help you. Help me? What's wrong with me? For your own good, Gene.  Out of my head? Why is this happening to her? Because she had an indie and she's just very disorganized in her mind. Because she has a whole entire human in her head that she's never really experienced before as a suppressor and herself.  No, stop it! But I guess it got worse when she thought she died. Uh-oh. What do you mean it got worse? Like, she was undoing all this before. Well, because before she was Gene, right, she had an identity. But when she died, her true powers had to come out. And when her true powers finally came out, she almost became so completely different that she has two personalities inside of her head now. She's having a really hard time even knowing who she is. And she's got like split personalities. She's scary. Oh my gosh. Your country could win wars with her. Is she doing that or is he? It's hard to tell. Or is he? I think she's doing it. Oh my gosh, look at her.  The rising Venus, you know? Oh, Gene! Gene! Dang, even Magneto's ain't no. Don't let it control you.  She just got buried under water. I knew she was going to die. That man dead. No way. D-E-D dead. What the heck?  No way, dude. Not the professor. Look at his wheels. They have an X on it. I never even noticed that. They're still selling that 20-something years later. Man, that's the blow to their community, though, man. He's the only one out there doing the good stuff. Well, he built that whole place that they're in, though, you know? I saw the ice-capes. I knew he's about to freeze us up. That'd be so cool for my drink. Oh, no, Rogue's going to see that. Ain't she like a little girl, though? You wild for that, Bob.  Your girl's right there. Geez. Dude, I can't believe the professor. That's nuts. What are we going to do now? We'll kill the professor if he gives me the chance. Jones and Xavier did more for mutants than the Oliver now. Respect. The bird man. Mm-hmm. Let's get a storm. Let's get a storm. Now it's time we make ours. So if you're with us, then be with us. Yeah, true. They're just like balloons. Is that Scott's bike still? Really, dude? This is exactly why they think they need a cure. I need a threat issue. We cannot let him do this. You have to find Magneto and stop him by any means necessary. Magneto wants a war. We'll give him one. Here we go. Let's go. They're going to see where this franchise is headed. Turn it on, man. Pick up your plastic weapons.  Absolutely no metal. All it takes is a mutant that can control plastic, and they're just doing it. I know. Plastic out. They're going to start using damn silicone. Silicone out. The anxiety. Dang. Oh, that's Magneto. That's metal, right? Oh, no. Whoa. Logan's got to be like a class four, right?  He can run around calling people all day, and he could go a whole life long. We have ours. Dean Gray. He will strike with a vengeance, and a fury that this world has never witnessed. We have a satellite feed of Magneto's base of operations. How did we find it? She gave us everything we wanted and more. Oh. Wow. They surrounded him? It's going to be that guy that can multiply himself. What? He makes copies of himself. The guy. Remember the guy who can make multiple copies of himself? It's going to be him. There's going to be like a thousand of him. We are green to go. Oh, you're probably right, because they're like idle walking. That's why they introduced that guy, yeah. Told you. They thought they had something. They said, we hit a lick, boy. I give up. Sorry, Mr. Secretary. It was a decoy. If he's not there, then where the hell is he? Worthington Labs. It ends where it began. Are you sure the boy's still inside? 100%. How are we supposed to get there? Because I don't swim. I knew it was like a bingo marker. Storm! I need help. You found her. Yeah, she's with Magneto. Where are they? They're on the move. I know where they're going. You're saying you saw Magneto? Yeah, got to go now. They're going to attack Alcatraz. Can you estimate how many he has? An army. An gene. His powers have limits. Hers do not. There's only six of us, Logan. That's right. Then we stand together. X-Men. All of us. For the professor. They're ready. Anti-cops. Yeah, I know. But mainly the professor. Are you ready to do what you need to do when the time comes? Kill Gene. Yeah, because he loves her.  She's so powerful. Maybe that medal that she has in his arms can... I don't know. This is about to take place on this freaking bridge right here. This is about to be epic. Let's go, guys. If you're still here, thank you guys so much for the support. It's going down. Thanks for watching and tune in. It's coming apart.  Bring with Abby, though. His acting is too good, though. Yo, he can control that whole bridge. It's metal. So he can literally bring down cities just with his thoughts. He's just been on film camera. What the heck? Just see a bridge coming out. You know guns stoppin' that. Always wanted to build bridges. Guys, you got to bring Charles into this. Whoa. That dude's serious. The boys in the southeast corner of the building. Well done. Let's take it down! This is going to be crazy. Man, if this happened in real life, like in this universe, you know what I'm saying? No, talk about this for the next 300 years. This is going to be a hot dog. In chess, the pawns go first.  Humans and their guns. Oh. Workman, you know? But learned. That's why the pawns go first. Use your shockwaves. Target those weapons. Shattered. I mean, I don't want them to shatter them. I'm kind of rooting against these guys. I don't know who I'm rooting for. I mean, rooting for these mutants, but not those mutants. It's complicated. I know. I don't know why I don't want Magnet. I might need it to get the way. I don't know why, but I... Maybe for the drama. We're on our ground troops. 30 minutes away. Then God help us. They're coming for him. They're like helicopter thing by way. They're shipped. Get together! And hold this line! Around just so we can know everyone's, like, levels. Oh, yeah. Yeah, true.  I don't know what you thought was about to happen. I thought he was going to go get him, and then Magnet was going to lose his powers. He's going for the boy! He's going to get you out of here. I don't know. She can't leave. She's going to walk through the wall and... This way. Get dropped. Powers won't work with me. I'm the wrong guy to play hide-and-seek with. Who's hiding in dickhead? He kind of looks like one of them. Dang, I just got what you said. What? He kind of looks like one of them. You kind of does. He's like, oh, all right. I don't know where to help you people. Do we look like we need your help? I'm terroristic if you don't... That's his dad! Who is this dude? That's his dad! Well, I know, but who is it, though? It's Birdman. I wish I could do that noise. I wish I could put my finger on who that dude is. Dang, and he's on the fence. Oh! It's time to end this war. Oh, he's about to throw a car at them. Bobby, where are you at? Best defense is a good offense. You think you can take out your old friend? Oh, here we go. We finally get that one on one. Yeah, let's go. We need it. Trying me up. Blockage. Go ahead. Storm, wait, I need some cover. But I bet the guy who throws fire definitely thinks the guy who throws ice is soft, though. No, Gene, don't get involved.  You're in over your head, Bobby. You should go back to school. Whoa! You never should have left. Let me get a strike. Oh, that was just a distraction, obviously. His whole identity is gone now. Yeah, if he's a regular smangler, what's he about to do? I'm about to go work out lows. He's so dramatic. He's like the school play-deh. Right. This is what they want for all of us. No way. He's just about to be Eric. Man, got his shot, his boosters, all that. One go to me. No, don't shoot! Oh, jeez. Oh, my. Whoa, let's go, Gene. Maybe. You gotta do what you gotta do, Logan. You gotta finish it. I guess she would have been in the Avengers movies, wouldn't she? She's, like, kind of a villain right now. Well, not right now. Rock to the top and done. The only one who can stop her. Get everyone to safety. Go! Snap, she can just do it. It doesn't matter who it is or what it is, she can just destroy it with everything. I wouldn't dare say she's stronger than like Athena's would call those stones. She doesn't. I don't think she's regenerating. Cause he's supposed to be a little rocked right now. Did you see the metal of her brain? You would die for them. No, not for them. For you. Save me. What's coming, man? That is so much worse than when she died the first time, man. So much worse. I don't want to see her go. She's the strongest character we've met so far. Like, I want her to stay. I want her to mourn her. I wish I could be a little more emotional for that, but she's been like a bad guy the whole time. And then, you know, I didn't really get to know her that well.  She's gone for real. What the heck, man? I don't know. I don't know. Well, you gotta tell us. Say what I know. I don't know. That's sad, man. There's three people. You're back. What? She did it. Wow. I mean, that's good, though, in a way. I want them to be together. She doesn't have to be a mutant. Right. But I want her powers, though. Yeah. Well, her powers weren't very, like... So it is with the thanks of a grateful nation that I introduce our new ambassador to the United Nations, and the representative to the world for all United States citizens, human and mutant alike, Dr. Hank McCoy. Way to go, furball. That's, like, half the dang team. Did they rebuild? Oh, no. Yeah, they're rebuilding. Hey, y'all better make me go put that jump back. He can't. He's just airing now. Yeah, I don't care. Y'all better go find somebody that can move metal. Oh, that better not be him. He's the metal pieces. Why do I feel sad for him? Y'all, let's go. That was dope. You can suppress it, he said, but hey, he suppressed my biology for everywhere, or forever. Charles. What in the world? All right, guys, that was X3, man. That might have been the best X-Men movie yet. That one was crazy. Loved it. What do you think? I thought I was insane. I thought adding the cure added a whole another layer of, like, the chaos. So crazy, right? Yeah. Like, you just... It's so complicated to even fathom this now. Like, it makes it even more and more, like, crazy. And now the fact that, like, Magneto not only is, like, a normal guy... Well, as you saw, he can... But he's not a normal guy, but you know what I'm saying? Like, they tried to make him a normal guy, but he's, like, obviously something... Maybe he's weaker. Well, maybe that thing just, like, suppresses your...  Well, depending on how high of a class maybe you are. Maybe you think because you was so powerful. Maybe four wasn't enough. He needed, like, 18. Maybe so. So that was crazy, man. So apparently this cure thing is not really a cure. It's kind of like... Well, kind of like the Pfizer jump, right? Not really a cure.  You can't say it will last a little rest of your life because they haven't had time to test that. They sold it like that, though, didn't they? Yeah, they did. Anyways, man, crazy movie. Love the idea that a vaccine was introduced. A cure actually was introduced. It makes things very complicated and it raises a very ethical question. If you are a mutant, should you be offended by the idea that this thing is even thought of? Like, this vaccine is so offensive to some mutants and I can understand that perspective. Right. But I can see it on both sides, though. But I am a human. So at the same time, we saw how dangerous one mutant can be. I mean, one mutant could have destroyed the planet, basically. So it's just so complicated, man.  Right. You know, and...  That guy's basically saying, like, I don't look like a human, so it's hard. It's easier for you to say that than for me. Right. And a lot of these mutants, I'm starting to realize, their powers aren't necessarily something generic. They're not blessings. You know what I'm saying? Exactly. A lot of people have very, very destructive powers. Like, that one guy, like, I don't know what his name is. Cyndaquil.  He was taking them, like, quills out of his wrists and throwing them things. I was like, what the heck? That guy right there was just, he's a machine for war. Right. And I mean, he's really all the risk to it. He has no other purpose other than to, like, stab you with those. So extremely complicated world, man. This... But I can see how when you're in positions like that, like, you know, the lady, a lot of those ones that are just, like, kind of misfit mutant powers that, like, aren't really beneficial. They're, like, more dangerous. I can see how you would want to join, like, Magneto's cause, though. I can understand, like, how you'd feel lost, how you'd feel, like, you know, how you just don't fit in at all.  Well, I mean, yeah, because I can definitely understand that because they don't make the choice to be, like, like the Cyndaquil guy I was talking about. I don't know his name, but he's a weapon of war, right? But he didn't make that choice. So if I can empathize the fact that, like, you know, maybe you're not for the humans, but at the end of the day, like, I don't know, dude, that's just tough. There's just kind of, like, no way for them to coincide. Like, in real life, if mutants were born and they had, like, you know, the ability to murder you just, like, based on their genetics and stuff like that, then, like, in real life, I wouldn't be for them. Right. You know what I'm saying? So... It's tough. It really is tough. And, like, it makes you just have so many moral questions that are hard or hard to answer. Yeah. And then at the same time, it's like, there are so many mutants who want to use their powers to do, like, the right thing. And, you know, I do buy that there would be a class of mutants who would be extremely passionate about that, just like in this movie, because they give the mutants a bad name when they commit acts like Magneto does. So I can also see why you would be so passionate to try to, like, help do the right thing and, like, spread a good name for your people. And it's like they said in the movie, man, mutants are not going anywhere. So they have to find a way to coexist. Right. But I know one thing, man, like, the politics of this show, like the way that they're bringing... Because, you know, in Marvel, right? Sorry, I'm losing my train of thought, guys. But in Marvel, I had mentioned before that it'd be really cool to see TV shows based on, like, the normal person's perspective of what it would be like to live in a city infiltrated by superheroes and stuff. This job does a really good movie. This movie does a really good job. What does it? You switched it over. Oh, I said this job does a really good movie. Yeah. This movie does a really good job of, like, showing us the ramifications of that and showing us how real it can be. From, like, a human perspective. Absolutely. And that's something that Marvel didn't really do. Like, everyone's just all for Spider-Man, but Spider-Man causes a lot of destruction. And, you know, I know, like, the city writes bad about him and some people don't like him, but this one's just more realistic in that way. I really appreciate that about these movies. And it's just... I know it doesn't really matter about that, but it's just a fun perspective. Like, just to see people's, like, people's interactions with people like this. Like, a human's interactions with people like this. Well, you could make, like, a TV show that had nothing to do with superheroes and just place it, like, in a universe where superheroes existed, and you could just add so much to the show, just to make it fun. Sorry I was late. Freaking Spider-Man had a fight on I-85. Right. You know what I'm saying? Like, you're never going to believe it. You know, like... Yeah, my car, actually, Magneto flew my car, so, like, I didn't have a car to get to work. Like, he just, like, tossed it over to Staten Island, so... Or Alcatraz. Storm came by. Now, my alternate is not working. Yeah. Anyways, so that's what I really like about these movies, man. Like, these movies are so much fun because they're superhero movies at the end of the day, you know, and when you're watching superhero movies, there are... There's, like, a level of, like, you can't take a superhero movie too serious. Right. This is a superhero movie, but these, on the other hand, are so complex in their... Because in a way, you're going to another universe. So, that universe... I like this universe. Yeah, I like this universe, too. I like this universe a lot, actually. The universe is just different, so you have to, like... I've learned this from watching movies on this channel. You have to, like, put yourself in that universe and then not think too seriously of this universe that you're in, because if you do, they're gonna have a lot of loopholes in that stuff. Yeah, that's something we're trying to get better at.  That is true, that is true. Yeah, when you put yourself in that world, you realize it, but I do want to say shout out to Charles Xavier, who is still alive. That's all I need to say. He's still alive. That's great. Is he? Yeah. I didn't see him. Well, in the end credits, too, she said Charles. I don't know what that is, guys. I don't really know what that was about. I don't know who that lady was. I don't know. Her name was Moira, apparently. I didn't recognize that place. No, me either. It just looked like a hospital, and it looked like Charles woke up from... I don't know how he was shattered, so I don't know how he woke up. I don't know. So, guys, you know, obviously, the reason we're watching these movies, man, is because we have been on a Marvel journey, so we started with Iron Man. If you haven't caught up with that, definitely go check them out, but we're watching these because eventually, like, we just want to continue down that rabbit hole, right? And so we're not exactly sure how many of these movies you guys want us to watch, like, right now, you know what I'm saying? Let us know in the comment section after this movie. Which direction should we go on our channel in terms of, like, which content do you guys want to see? We want to go in the best possible order to get just the Marvel experience in the best possible way. So, you know, do we continue to knock out the X-Men movie all the way until we're done with them? Are there other films that we need to be watching in between? Should we go ahead and start Venom? When do we get to WandaVision? We just have so many questions, right? So, you guys just navigate and tell us. Well, I can tell you what I've seen the majority say. Tell us. The majority has said, and y'all can correct me if I'm wrong, to watch this up until, like, the one before Deadpool. I don't know what that is. The one before Deadpool, but also we should watch Deadpool because it's like, you know, it looks like a good movie. Well, we're going to watch everything, guys. That's something. We'll watch every single movie that you guys want to see in this, you know, when it comes to Superheroes Marvel, 100%, but we just need to know the correct order. Right. But they said, anyways, a lot of people said to watch the one before Deadpool, watch it up until the one before Deadpool. Don't know how many that is. I'm not going to sit here in line. Act like I know. But they said, watch it then. And then we can watch WandaVision because I guess whatever we're watching X-Men 4 has to do with WandaVision. Right, because Wanda is in Mutant. Right. Right. Anyways, guys, so yeah, like I said, there's a lot of these movies and the reason that I even say it, guys, is because we do want to go in the best possible order. But like I said, there's a lot of these movies. We don't want to make you guys bored and put out nothing by X-Men. Right. For the next two months on this channel. But if that's what we're supposed to do, and if that's what the masses want us to do, we can do that. We don't have an issue with it. But you guys just let us know. I know opinions will vary. But let us know about the rankings of Mutants. And if you have like a really off-the-wall order that we should do this that you personally think is right, but you know most people probably aren't going to agree, then we're probably not going to do it that way, guys. I'm just being honest because I don't want it to have most of the people saying that we're not doing it in the right order. So just a general consensus, what should the next movie be that we watch? Marvel related on the channel. I just wanted to make sure that I explained that 500 times just in case you guys didn't understand it. The first 499. But go ahead. I don't even know what I was saying. 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