Our first case is a young adult woman with a history of ovarian cancer and a brain mass. Let's have a look. We've got a sagittal contrast-enhanced T1. We'll scroll it just a little bit. We have an axial T2. We'll scroll that a little bit. And we have an axial flare, which is a fluid-suppressed sequence. We'll scroll that a little bit. Let's go back to our midline now and take our first question. The most likely diagnosis is giant cellastrocytoma A, B-central neurocytoma, C-megaloblastoma, D-subapendomoma, E-intrafintricular metastasis. You can pause for a moment if you don't want the answer and to reflect. Question number two. Which of the following is true regarding neurocytoma? A, bubbly mass of the frontal horn of the body of the lateral ventricle attached to the septum palusitum. B, bubbly mass in the third ventricle origin common, 65%. C, bubbly mass in the fourth ventricle. D, bubbly mass attached to the coroid. E, bubbly mass attached to the embryologic parafysis in the anterosuperior third ventricle. Question number three. Which of the following regarding neurocytoma is false? A, calcification common, 60%. B, circumscribed lobulated mass. C, between the ages of 20 and 40, it accounts for 50% of ventricular tumors. D, world health organization grade 3 slash 4. E, hydrocephalus due to foramen of monro obstruction. Okay, let's go back and attack our questions and their answers. The most likely diagnosis is B, central neurocytoma. Giant cell astrocytoma, also known as subapendymal giant cell astrocytoma or SEGA, is associated with Bourneville Pringle's disease, and you should see the intracranial signs of tuberous sclerosis, like subapendymal calcifications or subcortical tubers, not present here, no supportive history. Meduloblastoma, a hyper dense, hypo intense on T2, vascular enhancing mass near the fourth ventricle in the region of the posterior medullary vellum. We're not in the posterior fossa, we're in the supertentorial space, nowhere near where the locus of meduloblastoma would be, and in addition it occurs most commonly under age 10. So meduloblastoma, not a good choice. Subapendymoma likes the inferior fourth ventricle, but can occur in other intraventricular areas. It's non-enhancing most of the time, bland looking, smooth, intermediate and signal on T2. Our lesion is lobulated, somewhat irregular, and if you look at it on the sagittal T1, it looks like it has little hairs on it, a little bit like Bart Simpson's hairdo. Not at all the shape of a subapendymoma. Intraventricular metastases are also smooth margins because they've come from elsewhere. Even though they may generate edema, even though they may subsequently invade, they're usually not isolated, they usually don't have this very irregular, hair-like appearance and this internal bubbly appearance, although admittedly ovarian carcinoma may be cystic in appearance, but not this irregular and with more of a reaction around it would be metastatic disease. Also the vascularity of an intraventricular metastasis would be expected to be greater. Let's move on to question number two, which of the following is true regarding central neurocytoma? And the correct answer is bubbly mass in the frontal horn of the body of the lateral ventricle often attached to the septum palusinum. It can be attached, by the way, to the lateral wall of the ventricle, but it is not a common mass in the third ventricle. In fact, even though it involves the foramen of Monroe commonly and produces obstruction, it does not arise from the third ventricle, probably less than 3-5% of cases, as little as 1% of cases. Bubly mass in the fourth ventricle, not a good site at all, a very rare site. Bubly mass arising from or attached to the choroid plexus, that's true for choroid plexus papilloma and carcinoma, but it is not true for neurocytoma. Bubly mass attached to the embryologic parapheicis and the enterosuperyther ventricle, those are the features of colloid cyst, not of this lesion. Question number three, which of the following regarding central neurocytoma is false? The answer to this one is D. World Health Organization Grade 3 or 4? No, it's not. It's a World Health Organization Grade 2 lesion. Occasionally you'll find a more aggressive Grade 3, but not Grade 4. The other choices are all true. Calcification is common. The lesion is a circumscribed, lobulated mass. The age is 20 to 40 years of age, so it is a very uncommon to rare intraventricular tumor between the ages of 20 and 40. It does account for 50% of intraventricular tumors, not masses, tumors. It is true that hydrocephalus, due to foramen of monro obstruction, is a feature, a common feature of this lesion. The foramen of monro seems to be a little bit of a magnet. It draws some very unique lesions to it. So that often helps narrow the differential diagnosis. So your lesions are 1B, 2A, and 3D. Let's talk a little further about central neurocytoma. It is a very small percentage of intracranial tumors, less than 0.5% of all intracranial tumors. It is a World Health Organization Grade 2 lesion, but its etiology is unclear. It may be derived from bi-potential progenitor cells that are capable of both neuronal and glial differentiation. Another lesion that produces neuronal and glial elements would be a ganglioglioma. It likes the lateral and less commonly the third ventricle. But when it's in the third ventricle, it usually gets there secondarily, as we said, rather than primary. So the third ventricle is the second most common primary site. It is much less common than lateral ventricular involvement with third ventricular secondary involvement via the foramen of monro. They do like the septum palusitum, and less commonly the lateral ventricular wall as the site of origin. And the mean age, depending upon who you read, is somewhere around 29 to 26 years of age. You may get back a pathologic report that says oligo-dendroglioma. This is not at all a typical intraventricular lesion, and the odds are that the pathologist has made a histologic error. Sometimes these lesions, because of their bubbly appearance, may mimic the white portion of a fried egg, giving what's known as the fried egg phenomenon sign. As mentioned, these are well circumscribed lesions. They don't invade the adjacent parenchyma, but they do have a bubbly appearance, and you can tell we like that bubbly word a lot. They do calcify at least 50% of the time, and 60% of the time is a perfectly reasonable number. They may hemorrhage, but hemorrhage is rare. It's not a feature of the typical central neurocytoma. Extraventricular neurocytomas have been described, but they are also rare. Usually if they are adequately resected, it's curative. The CT findings are iso to hyperdensity. The enhancement is at best moderate, so not intense like some of the other intraventricular lesions you'll see, and it's very heterogeneous because of the bubbly character of the lesion. MR, the T1, is mostly intermediate signal matching that of gray matter. As mentioned, hemorrhage, menhemoglobin staining would be highly unusual. The T2 signal is heterogeneous, bubbly, and hyper-intense. The enhancement is moderate and heterogeneous. Craniospinal dissemination of this lesion, unlike, say, appendemoma and meduloblastoma, is extremely rare. Okay, that's central neurocytoma. Let's move on to the next case, shall we?


This is stock number 10292A, we are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used. Light duty truck, headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2012 Chevy Silverado 1500 crew cab short box. This truck has the 5.3 liter V8 motor and from this HD video you will be able to tell that for the age and miles on the truck. It is in really nice shape. Black is the color. All of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the truck with me and definitely your best way to check out the truck before seeing it in person. Comes with the 18 inch factory alloy rims, the Z71 rims and Bridgestone dual or 26565R18 tires. They have right around half the tread left, maybe a little bit under, just a little bit under. Driver's side fender is in excellent condition, no dents or dings on that, headlight lenses are nice and clear. You get the painted front bumpers, factory fog lights, the hood is in really nice condition, I didn't see any dents or dings on that and the passenger side fender is in nice shape as well. Passenger side rim, pretty nice and as you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the truck, you can still see the truck here, the truck and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. Has a Lakeland color match cap, that's in nice shape. In fact, we offer a Summit Auto Fastpass option which is a way for you to apply for financing, get pre-approved, even see payment options right on our website and appraise your trade if you have one. So that when you get here, you'll know exactly what you're getting into and where you're going to be at. So there's no surprises and that's why we do the videos so there's no surprises on the vehicles themselves. Frame and underbody looks really nice considering there's 122,000 miles on the truck, the box is in pretty nice shape. I only saw one tiny little bubble or actually two little bubbles on the box there but they're very very small. As we come around to the back, the rear bumper is in excellent shape, no denser dings, it does have the backup parking sensors, seven pin wiring and a receiver hitch, locking tailgate, backup camera and that Lakeland truck cap, like I said, it's in pretty nice condition, has a drop in bed mat and the bed's got a little bit of light duty usage which you'd expect on a truck. As we come around to the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger side, no dense or dings on the box, paints in really nice shape and this back rim, probably the nicest of them all. The Z71 off-road suspension gives you the skid plates, down the driver's side, doors look really good, has the power mirrors with the built in directional signals. Inside the LTZ package gives you the black leather interior, there are no rips, there are no tears on the seats, both these seats are heated, both these seats are power, we have factory all-weather floor mats throughout, auto headlamps, turn dial four wheel drive, four windows, power locks, power mirrors, memory driver's seat, heated seats and the power fold in mirrors which both mirrors do power fold in and power fold out and they both work. As we hop inside the truck here you can see that this one indeed does have 122,978 miles, instrument cluster is very nice and clean, comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel, bluetooth and information audio controls on the right, cruise controls on the left, has the six speed automatic transmission, information center controls right there, CD player, Bose sound system, AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities, dual climate control, power pedals, backup parking sensors, you can turn those off and your stability track, has the factory all-weather floor mat on that side and the passenger seat is very clean as well, no rips or tears, headliner is in really nice shape, you do get your map lights and your homelink buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems, this is where your backup camera shows up in the review mirror and you do have on-star capabilities in that mirror as well, the dash on this truck is in excellent shape, I always like pointing that out on these GMs, a lot of times they'll get cracks in them if they're black like this one is, but this one's in really nice shape, especially with 122,000 miles, it's pretty good, we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we will check out under the hood, the back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips, no tears back here, it does have the latch child safety system, the fixed glass rear window with built-in rear defrost, these seats do fold up for extra storage and the carpeting and floor mats back here are in excellent shape, they're actually on the wrong side but we'll put them right, anyways that latch system for your child car seats and finally child safety locks on the back doors as well and we'll take a quick look under the hood, I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around, I think for 122,000 miles you'd be hard to press to find a cleaner one and under the hood we have the 5.3 liter V8 motor, engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth, this truck has been fully safe to be inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go, to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, half tons, sweet quarter tons, one tons, you name it we got it, go to our website www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there, in fact any second you will see link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left and the bottom right, a link to more used half ton truck videos like this one on your right, if you have not been to our website on the bottom link to this vehicle on our website click those check us out and we really look forward to helping you with this super clean 2012 Chevy Silverado 1500 crew cab short box LTZ Z71 truck, thanks again.


And away we go. All right hoka caboo three. We've got our instruments here to make sure we get accurate enough Hoka day hoka day hoka caboo three full disclosure This is not my first run in the caboo threes. You probably noticed they're already a little money These are the shoes I wore yesterday from the hospital So this is my second run in the caboo threes and I just cannot so a very lightweight shoe Let me throw it on the scale real quick for you guys before we take them out again Let's just put it in ounces real quick My size six point four ounces So I also want to make sure I'm providing as accurate information as possible with a brand new Caliper is that how you say it right a caliper? So this measures in in millimeters in inches The outside diameter caliper thickness gauge. There we go So it goes around the the collar of the shoe. All right, there we go. Okay, let's lace up So here's what's here's what's crazy everybody yesterday lacing up this shoe in the hospital I almost said that's not gonna work like it was way way too tight through the upper So if you have a high volume foot meaning your foot is just it's big like and not I don't mean like length wise I mean especially in the toe box area the forefoot the front of your foot I could not believe how tight it was but I'll give you a full Thought on what is happening through this toe box here in a minute But I just it was a shocking like it was really even watch this right now as I'm putting it on like it's just It's one of the more challenging shoes to put on my foot But that's anyway, it's just part of the deal. So all right super psych who not going running quite yet We're gonna go pick up mama and Henry from the hospital. Come on. Let's go Honey you might be on camera. We're reunited. We are reunited. Oh We're back Kid is back. I'm back on track. Thank you all for watching yesterday's vlog Oh, we'll get we'll get we'll get Henry in the shot here in a little bit. Here we go All right, Hoka Kavu three We've got our instruments here to make sure we get accurate numbers out to all of you for my first impressions Not my full review that'll happen after 50 miles And yes, there it is over there on the shelf alongside the Elevon 2 from Hoka and the Mach 3 is down there So I'll do a little comparison to those shoes as well and let's do the twist test first All right, definitely a neutral shoe very loosey-goosey doing a dance there through the mince all okay Let's dive in six millimeter drop 26 millimeter stack height in the heel 20 in the four foot But shall we confirm shall we confirm here? Alright, so here's the caliper It's an outside caliper which basically means I can put these tongs I'm just gonna call them tongs around wrapping around the collar of the shoe Or I should say over the collar of the shoe and let me see here So I'm going hoping it says 26, and I'm sorry that you cannot see this All right sure enough there we go 26 millimeters. It's working. I can't believe I'm a little shocked actually So 26 millimeters in the heel that is fun All right, so we got some good numbers here with the caliper 3 or sorry the caliper Measurement tool alright, so moving on to the weight of the shoe We're looking at 6.9 ounces and men's size 9 and 5.2 and women's size 8 as I already said and for the upper of the Cavu 3 it's a one-piece Knit upper alright just one piece of knit very comfortable pretty durable heel counter actually It's I expected it to be a little more flexible, but not at all like it's a it's a pretty stout Heel counter and but I am shocked based on how hard it was to slide my foot into the shoe that it doesn't have a pull tab Like the Mach 3 see that pull tab on the back there right there right there It would have been real nice Okay, if the cabin 3 had a pull tab just because I don't know I'll get well just say it right now I think one situation in the shoe that just to be aware of if you have a really wide Forefoot or a lot of volume as I mentioned I think already inside a lot of volume to your foot especially through your toes I don't know this might be not the shoe for you My foot's pretty narrow through my toe box and through my toes and this toe box is just Running a little narrow, but I will say because of the knit material It's flexible enough and forms to your foot. Well that I did not feel uncomfortable I didn't feel any discomfort with any like weird rubbing inside the shoe and just so you know like it's just the knit material There's no extra liner inside the shoe like it's just the knit right on your sock So it's not that smooth inside the shoe. Just want to mention that as well. Let's see. Oh, yeah the tongue There's no no separated tongue. It's just one again one piece of material collar was fine Maybe a smidge of Slipping through the heel just a little bit but nothing crazy to speak about again And this is my first time lacing up in this shoe Oh, I should mention coming out of the box It kind of looks like a lifestyle shoe or like a shoe that you would just go to the Store-in or something, but it is a running shoe and I will get to my thoughts as to how I will use this shoe Moving forward here in a minute and I wanted to mention one other thing on the upper Oh, yeah, no extra holes for the runners not so if you like the runners not like I do I was a little sad not to see those extra holes Right here at the top of the eyelet chain to really just kind of get a nice Lockdown feel around that collar that wraps around your ankle So keep that in mind for the midsole on the cavoo 3 it is an updated EVA what does that exactly mean on a scientific or chemical level as far as the The mixture that they're using to form this midsole. I don't know I wish I had those specifics for you on a scientific level, but I don't know But it is updated from the cavoo 2 and moving on to the outsole of the cavoo 3 I'm actually I'm actually really excited about the outsole I'm usually not this excited about outsoles But I think Hoka is being pretty innovative here and in order to help keep the weight down and like right now I think I was getting six point three inside for my size now It's more closer to six point seven Maybe I picked up some rocks out there on the run today But to help keep the weight down instead of putting rubber onto the outsole which rubber is definitely heavier than this EVA foam They've put a rubberized EVA outsole into the forefoot and into a little horseshoe here on the heel Which is going to increase the durability of this outsole and but still keep the weight down So I love it. It's really you can't even tell the difference unless you look really closely Like the color is just a little different where the actual EVA midsole foam is really white And this is almost a little gray right through that forefoot and it's it's very Subtle, but I think it's a really nice paying attention to detail and Okay, so my prediction for the durability of this shoe I'm still gonna go a little lower probably like that 300 mile range But I'm really curious to see if you have the Cavu three if you take this shoe like past 250 miles Email me because I'm really curious to see how this shoe will do And sorry how this outsole will do Over let's say 250 miles for my positive and drawback positive is the weight It's just fun. It's just a fun shoe to running because it's so lightweight the drawback again Just that little bit of narrow it narrowness through the toe box Now how will I use the Cavu three moving forward or another way to think about it? Who is this shoe best for all right? This is this is where I'm a little perplexed but here's my thought if I was pressed for time and I needed to go or you need to go get a Workout in let's say you have 45 minutes and you there's it Let's say there's a track about you know two miles away from this Grocery store that you're parked at you're gonna jog in this shoe to the track for two miles Instead of bringing a second pair of shoes for your track workout You're gonna keep the Cavu threes on your feet and you're gonna do eight by 400 meters around the track with 60 seconds rest and then you're gonna jog two miles back to your car for your cool down That is how I would foresee Using this shoe like it's a daily trainer, but it's such a it's again It's so lightweight and it just has that nice it felt a little Not snappy, but just like a little bit of energy through the foot strike today where I was like You know what? I think this shoe could pull off a very simple workout when I'm pressed for time on a track And this is like this outsole would just be perfect on a on a Mondo track So I will keep you posted over the next 50 miles as I I'll take this shoe to like six-minute pace 545 pace and just see how it does at higher speeds and let you know after that 50 mile mark. All right price point. Hello Hello $120 a hundred and there we go. There we go. That's what we like to hear I'm excited actually. I'm more excited about the Cavu three than I am about the Mach three right now 100% absolutely and the Elevant to just it's just a whole another shoe. It's a long run shoe It's for it's just a whole different type of shoe. So all right, everyone. Here we go question of the day What shoe would you use? For what I just described to you as far as how I foresee using this shoe moving forward as far as jogging to the Track do a workout and jog home all in the same shoe What shoe would you lean toward for example the new balance? Zonte pursuit comes to mind for me and the reason I ask this question of the day Is that keeping running simple having one pair of shoes to accomplish different tasks is really nice And when you get to the track like I get it sometimes you're so busy You know you literally have like 18 minutes to get a track workout in and you don't have time to be Switching shoes and all that so that's why I asked this question of the day can't wait to read your answers Thanks for helping everybody out down in the comments. That's a vlog for today. Thanks for being here first impressions of the hoka Caboot 3 we'll get you that full review after 50 miles. All right, everyone. Thanks for being there Oh, yeah, let's toss it back on the right to the first impressions of the mock 3 that'll be on the right And then on the left we'll throw it to the Elevant to first impressions that'll be on the left All right. See beauty work hard and love each other. See you tomorrow


Don't know. This is gonna work. Maybe it did. Okay What's up everybody welcome back to the channel, I'm evil rabbit here on Forza Motorsports 7 I know what it has been a little bit with very sporadic video uploads So I wanted to you know get back on let you guys know where I've been recently I have been doing a lot recently, you know in my personal life with work and such like My girlfriend to buy a new car so we've been doing that as well as I did go out and play some airsoft Which I haven't played in a very long time Since I moved away from Florida But I was recording with my helmet cam and my gun cam when I was playing so I will be bringing some airsoft Content to the channel as well different change of pace and basically real-life IRL first-person shooters If you know if you know what I mean So we are here today in the Camaro behind the wheel getting you know the feels back since it's been a while since I've been behind the wheel on my sim set up So we are here at North Sliven. We are gonna shred my ESTA Camaro here at North Sliven and Have a little fun drifting this thing here and see you know what we can do with it here at the ring I'm gonna kick it in here The ring is definitely a very interesting track to try and drift I've done it before in some other cars and mustangs and stuff, but I've never really done it For the car that I've been super comfortable in as we wreck our car So it's been a minute. So trying to get up get my bearings back here in fours of seven So like I said, I have been doing some stuff other Content that I will be bringing to the channel. So look forward to that coming here very soon But so I haven't just been you know, slacking off and not doing anything You know, I've been doing other forms of content that I want to bring to the channel because I do love playing airsoft I played for a team called Team Reload in Florida. It was a lot of fun I actually played with MK6 Parago in real life He was a member of the team as well. We had a lot of fun doing it every weekend So there was a local track that opened up by me about 30 45 minutes away So I went there indoor field got some good content. I believe recorded You can be working the bugs out with the camera and you know positioning and stuff like that for future videos But I will be bringing airsoft content to the channel as well because I mean This channel is about gaming and having fun as well as the sim set up And I did do play first-person shooters on the channel as well So it's kind of just like an IRL first-person shooter So I'm can't wait to get this car into the twisty sections here at the ring and fully shred this thing sideways Try not to die There we go That would have been sweet if I could have Broke and made that turn so we're gonna actually rewind this and see if I can't somehow make this turn because That was pretty sweet I know I know rewinds are stupid. Well Do it again Rewinds are pretty dumb, but you know what Everybody makes mistakes not everybody is perfect. So and we're not gonna get a good entry like last time So we're gonna rewind to get our wing back and then continue our Nor sliven endeavor This just goes show you everybody's human not everybody is perfect and I'm pretty sure nobody can get everything perfect every single time. I know for sure I can't Thought I was gonna go off track that time to a little clutch kick and we're good Just my headset value a little bit cuz it's a little bit quiet That's all that sign on the side of the road and it kind of confused me. I don't think I've ever seen that before I don't think we're gonna hold that That was a very very very long e-brake grab Now we're into some sections that I know a little bit better putting this can mirror through his faces here at Nuremberg Nor sliven circuit Kind of makes me want to get back on to a setto and do some Nor sliven tour Online those are always fun to do hop in some random cars and you know drive it like you're driving the actual Nuremberg with All the cars and such Goal just a tap this car may be way too powerful for this track But then again You know it might not be it might just be me my drifting might be a little bit laxing since I haven't been behind the wheel of The ring in a little bit of time We go Just a grass tap Please hold that Those curbs are very deadly though They definitely hurt. I missed my gear Just a tap. I mean That that was kind of cool, but not how I wanted to do it by any means And I forgot I have no assist on and my ABS and everything locked up. So drifting a while after Not being behind the wheel definitely gonna have to get some more practice in because I use DA's around the corner I'm also a little bit sore from the weekend from playing airsoft. I'm not doing it in a while physically Guess I was a little bit out of shape for the amount of time that I actually played So I did play for a good I Went there. I got there about nine. I didn't can hold didn't leave there. It's a little after 3 30 So a good decent amount of time of constant play. So there's a lot of fun Like I said, I will be bringing that content to the channel So you guys can check it out if you guys want See if I you know get a little bit more diversity in the channel than just for the content We playing a lot more games here and then your future a lot more racing games going back playing some other games That have been on the back burner for a while You know get back into some rally racing and you know rally showdowns with the team As well as getting back into drifting on Forza Horizon 3 Had a lot of fun, you know getting some tandems with some friends so definitely gonna be getting back on a for the horizon 3 here very shortly and Doing some drifting whether it be in the parking lot where everybody drifts or the airport sections You know just to have a little fun for a good time and To reminisce about it I'm curious where I'm actually going to choose to drift on these The carousel turns water boss find out. I think I'm trying to drift the outside of it. I don't know. This is gonna work Maybe it did. Okay So it did work. I didn't think that actually was gonna work as well as it did But it actually worked these rumble strips here are very big and very dangerous for this car This car does not like it As I say that I try and tag the front end on one of them. We go and The thing is I don't know as much as I've driven this track before I still don't know every single turn I bet you if I did this a lot and memorize the turn I could probably Drift this entire track on one try without going off track and just you know be super awesome at it But I don't have the track memorized. Maybe I should Challenge myself to Memorize this track better As I say that I just whip through that section with out a hiccup and Fail right there But it is a lot of fun We're wrong drifting these tracks that you don't normally drift that aren't set up for drifting is hella fun and Very trail engine so I've been drifting a lot of tracks that I wouldn't normally drift at Laguna seca Nuremberg ring and You know tracks that you you wouldn't normally drift on things that aren't in the drift hoppers and just having a lot of fun with it because you know it it takes away the Basically the normality grind that ensues with like drifting in the parking lot on horizon three, you know Drifting all the online hopper tracks that you know you pretty much only drift on it makes it a lot different It makes it more interesting. It makes a lot more fun It breathes a new life into the game I guess you could say I'm trying to like look at the map at the same time as I'm doing this to see what's coming up To see if I can't remember the sections. I'm at try and link some of these together But it's just so hard because all these turns I wish I knew this track like The instructors that drive this track on the daily who know this track like the back of their hands or the people that Actually there and drive this track all the time. I didn't think we were gonna make that Super surprised that we actually saved that this car likes third gear I probably should have gone in second gear, but it definitely has the power to save itself in third gear for sure So I keep trying to want to link all these turns I actually realized it's probably straight enough at some point or run a little monji line so that I you know Don't lose my wing like I just did So now we're gonna actually just see if we can't hold this car straight at full speed This could be super sketchy Especially if we enter in at a high speed Boy 200k 200k 200 miles an hour 190 mile an hour e-brake. Oh boy save it save it save it save it save it saved it So we didn't we didn't total the car So that's always a plus We didn't total the car in our Nuremberg endeavor and we kind of did a hundred ninety mile an hour entry So I think that's good do it here for this episode here on forza Mortarsport 7 here at the north slide and I hope you guys enjoyed this video and just you guys know I will be back to regular daily uploads here Since with everything coming on for the summer coming There's gonna be other content coming to the channel via car shows drift events and such that it will be going and doing full vlog and Content from those so look forward to you know live drift events coming, you know IRL drift events as Well as car shows and such all that content will be coming to the channel here Coming very soon with the weather getting warmer here So as you guys know you guys can follow me on Facebook switch Twitter and Instagram All of which are found in the description box below So until next time guys, I thank you guys for watching I'm evil rabbit and this is probably a bad idea Actually, I should probably try modding this thing. 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Hello and welcome to NewsClick. Today, the verdict in the criminal conspiracy case regarding the demolition of the barbarian mosque was pronounced. This was by a special CBI court in Lucknow. And all 32 persons who were accused of this conspiracy have been acquitted. Now, this includes, of course, prominent BJP leaders like LK Advani, Murali Maharaj Joshi, and Uma Bharti. And the charge was that there was a criminal conspiracy that demolished the barbarian mosque. On December 6, 1992, was pre-planned. And now the court has said that it was not pre-planned. So we have with us senior journalist, Dhranjan Mukhopadhyay, to talk about this, who has worked extensively both on this issue and this as a whole. Thank you so much for joining us. And first of all, I just wanted to quickly get your initial response to the verdict. Were you surprised by this verdict? It has taken a long time to come. We'll talk about that later. But were you surprised by the verdict? Surprised, no. Saddened definitely. Not surprised because over the last several months, we have seen how the judiciary on several occasions has become more mindful of what we can call at one level is a sense of societal thinking. And at the other level, that what is thinking in government quarters or in the official corridors of power. So we have seen very close proximity between the judiciary and the other arms of the government legislature, as well as the executive. So not really surprising, but saddening because this judgment is not the case. But it's something which pertains to a matter on which in 2010, let me remind you, two very important Supreme Court Justice Bush and Justice Nariman said that the demolition of the Babri Masjid was a huge attack on the secular foundations of India. Even the Supreme Court in its November 2019 said that the demolition of the mosque was an aggregate violation of the law and that it was clearly a criminal case. So one expected that CBI's special judge was looking after this criminal case that he would at least provide a semblance of justice. So when taking to law, there has been absolutely justice delivery. Absolutely. And could you also quickly take us through the chronology of the case also because this case has seen a lot of ups and downs. The Supreme Court has intervened on multiple occasions. And it's been so many years. It's been close to 30 years now. And we've seen no justice, the justice being ought, the verdict being just delivered right now. So how has the case progressed over all these years? Because as opposed to a civil case which was far more contentious in terms of the history, in terms of the multiple claims, this was basically a question of assigning, say, criminal conspiracy if there was one and assigning clearly delineating what happened in the run-up to the demolition. Yeah, I think if you look back at the 27 years since the time that really work began on this case from the onwards, the basic mistake which was made by the Narasimha Rao government was that two very hasty FIRs were launched on that day. One was FIR number 197 and the other one was 198. One was against unidentified car savers, unnamed car savers, and the other was against specific leaders. Confusion was created right in the beginning. There I think that the government was not very serious about trying to prove criminal charges. It was essentially used as a point to subdue the BJP. That was the strategy of Narasimha Rao and the Congress government at that particular time. So this case that continuously right from 93 onwards kept moving from one city to another. It first after the FIRs being registered in Fezabad, it went to Lalitpur. From Lalitpur, it went to Raibareli. From Raibareli, it came to Lucknow. Then it went back to Raibareli. Till finally the Supreme Court said nothing once together, all of these cases and listening listen to each one in Lucknow. That is when it started, daily hearing started in 2017. In between 1915 and 2005, there were seven concerns including it came that when all the so-called political VIPs were acquitted of the charge of conspiracy, it was removed from the case. Then again after the Supreme Court's intervention, they were, the trial was told to charges of conspiracy against him. That is how it was started. Right from the beginning, if you actually try to look at this, close scrutiny to it, which has not been given much primarily because the entire focus was on the civil suit. Here, I think successive governments neglected the entire case and I would not exclude anyone including the National Front government, which was there in power from 96 onwards till 98, 97, 98, till the Gujarat government fell. Even the UP government after 2004, 10 years, they were in power but they really did not, who expedite and actually get justice done. And in this context, of course, there's also a general question that comes out like after November's judgment, after the recent incidents around, recent the ceremonies around the temple and now this verdict, what do these really say about the kind of India we are living in right now? When there was definitely institutions have agreed, the highest institutions have agreed that this was a crime, that this should not have happened and now we have a series of events over the past one year. So what do you really think this says about the kind of country we are living in? So I think we are definitely a much more majoritarian loving country, you know, loving the majority and what we were when this agitation started in 1984, 85. From that time on, I keep telling people that suppose we plot an imaginary index and on the bottom we put the number of years right from 1980s till 2020 and in the vertical axis, we plot the value. So we will find a constant rising from 1984 onwards and it keeps on rising. It does not stop even in 2004 and 14. So I think the biggest failure of a government which was a worldly secular was that it was not able to forget, pulling it, pushing it back the communal center in the country and greater and a popular support for the ideology. So I think we have become a much more authoritarian, a Hindutva loving country. Actually, we have started believing what we put that Hindutva is a way of life, a highly contentious statement to have made, a sweeping statement, totally confusing between Hindu, Hinduism and Hindutva. That's right. The three completely different things. That is something which you say Hinduism and it means Hindutva, that is it. Right, and do you see that this case might actually progress in terms of appeals? Is there a scope for say, maybe even the verdict being reconsidered or challenged with a higher judiciary? No, earlier today I had seen the Congress statement and at least I really expect that the government vote the center as well as the state to file an appeal against this judgment and vote to a higher judiciary. I hope that this government does, but I do not expect it. I think that they are going to say that it's been a long time. The country has expended a lot of time and energy. So it's best to put closure to this entire issue. The Supreme Court has in any case settled and the Ram Temple is coming up at a very quick pace. It is now time for us to forget the past and move ahead. So let us not linger on with this case because the CBI judge has given a patient theory and looked at every pro and con of this particular case. So I really do not expect any appeal being filed. But nonetheless it also, the fact remains that there is that we know closure because Ayodhya was only one plank of the larger movement. There was also Kashi and Mathura as well. And in recent days, we've heard say once again many of these ideas coming up. They begin to spread in popular culture. They were maybe buried for a long time. And now they're again sort of coming up in the media. They're coming up in discussions. There was even, I believe, a petition to sort of re-examine the issue. So how do you see the impact of this verdict and also the verdicts of the past year on these kind of say movements which are being led by the right wing? Prashant, the beauty of right wing forces right from the time that they became very assertive from the mid-90s, 1980 onwards is that they keep on repeating the same actions all the time. And one tends to forget what has happened in the past. We are immediately looking at Mathura and Kashi in the context of a case that has been filed in Mathura about three or four days ago. Whereas let me remind you that immediately after November 2019, at that point, one BJP MP, I think he's a member of Rajya Sabha if I remember correctly, a gentleman called Harnath Singh. He had gone in a virtual fancy dress to Parliament House during the winter session and said that after Ayodhya, now it is the turn of Mathura and Kashi. I have written articles for news, in which I have said that how between November and till the time, you know, in May and June, from the time a series of events happened, there was a meeting in Mathura, in Varanasi, in February in which a committee was constituted where Subramaniam Swami was named as the president. There was, after the lockdown was imposed for a few weeks, there was an alliance on Mathura and Varanasi front. But sometime it was in July that a new committee was set up in Mathura. Prishan Janambhoomi Mukti Yagya Samiti, very much mirroring what had happened in Ayodhya, the Sri Ram Janabhoomi Mukti Yagya Samiti. So it's the same story, just the way that the RSS and its front organizations were initially not involved in Ayodhya, here too the RSS is not involved in either Mathura or Varanasi at this moment, but take it from me, it is just a matter of time that this is going to be first formally an agenda of the Vishwa Hindu Parichart. It cannot allow the leadership to pass on to the organization because along with leadership, comes a huge amount of resources which is generated by way of donations and offerings which come their way, they're not going to allow this to be captured by someone else. And after the Vishwa Hindu Parichart, the RSS is going to start passing resolutions at it various meetings in the year saying that the aspirations of the Hindu society could be fulfilled and at the final end, just the way the BJP did in June, 1989, with the Palampur Resolution, the BJP too is going to pass a resolution saying that given the tremendous will of the people for the restoration of the Krishanjanam Bhumi, the Tashi Vishwanath Mandir, we are extending support and we feel that the demands should be pursued and ask the government, whichever is there, in power at that time. If it happens to be their own party government, then it is going to be quicker. If not, then we can pick another round or several more rounds of agitation. Already in between, Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Padesh has continued with this extensive Hindutva campaign, the latest being the renaming of the proposed Mughal Museum at Agra into a Chakrapati Shivaji Museum. Even though in history, there is very little link of Shivaji with the city of Agra whose history begins with the Lodhis who went and made Agra their capital. So what we're definitely seeing is an intensification of this campaign, which also in some senses sends a message to the minorities, sends a message to tribal communities, sends a message to the liberals, leftists, everyone that the push towards creating a Hindutva country is very much going to be on. Definitely, you know, this is going to be the constant whenever there are issues, whenever the government or the BJP faces challenges on other areas, this is what they are going to have back up all the time. Absolutely, the moment there is a crisis in terms of the handling of COVID, both in terms of health, in terms of economy, we have a very uncertain situation with China on the waterfront. The best way to contain all this is by generating a false sense of euphoria over India, which has already happened. Now, it's going to be the turn of Mathura and Varanasi. Thank you so much, Ranjan, for talking to us. Nice. That's all we have time for today. Keep watching.


Yeah, yeah, first of all, I wanted to say thank you because you're making this happen Because I didn't know one day ago that I'm gonna be here at World Camp Nijmegen on stage So thank you first of all for voting for my talk It is particularly close to my heart So I am gonna talk today about how you can turn rejection into an opportunity for personal growth And yeah, let's start So some words about me. My name is Carol and I am currently living in Germany I am originally from small country called Luxembourg. You might know it. I'm 37 years old I am the WordPress community manager for Plask and I'm a World Camp organizer myself And I sometimes call myself WordPress community drunkie. I'm very passionate about this community and Topics I specifically care for I are a diversity inclusion mental health and awareness for these topics in general So the short story of my crazy ride in the WordPress community If you want to hear the long story There might be some talks available at WordPress TV because I was sharing about this community inspired me to change my life At a few word camps before So I actually got involved into this community more or less as a plus one because I am married to a WordPress developer And I didn't know what WordPress was two years ago and since then I had a crazy ride I I Visited my first word camp which was World Camp Europe in Vienna 2016 and then I quickly became a word camp volunteer Speaker and MC an organizer and I completely changed my life and I build a better life Thanks to the community who inspired me and showed me ways to to do so so More or less a year ago. I found Let's say Plask found me so they gave me the chance to Continue to do what I love being around the community visit word camps as their WordPress community ambassador and I am very aware that I'm in a privileged situation because I am allowed to spend a considerable amount of my work time to contribute to this project and I couldn't be happier about that so This was only in the past two years and sometimes things went so fast that I literally overtook myself and I wasn't able to follow what's happening with me and it's going on around me and There are still a lot of doubts. I have doubts and insecurities and even fears I have to deal with so like for example being on stage and My computer doesn't do what I want to do This is interesting Yeah, that's a problem So, let me just check It's going on here and this connection another fear I have to deal with Yeah, actually since two years I am wondering how can I find my place in an IT community and an IT community as a non-technical female person so This despite of all the goodwill and the sympathy and the empathy and the support I get from this community I sometimes struggle with imposter syndrome So does everybody in this room know what imposter syndrome is and my next question would be who of you is struggling with imposter syndrome? Yes, that's pretty much what I expected So What's what's to stop me from finding my place in this community? One one answer is imposter syndrome I sometimes feel like a fraud and I have a very nice example for this a funny one because we are in the Netherlands again So I'm going to share this with you last year at Woodkamp-Wietrecht. I attended a talk by Marike van der Racht about SEO and sometimes I feel That bad way being a fraud that I didn't even dare to attend a session because somebody might find out I'm not a technical person so I Attended her talk and I was able to understand everything and I learned that it was interesting And I was very happy and then the lead organizer came back on stage and said so we have finished now for today and now it's time for borrels and There was a completely random person sitting next to me and she said oh Do you like borrels and I was I'm sorry. I'm not a technical person Everybody around was just laughing like you did and then I was like oh Borrels yes, I know what borrels are so does anybody don't know what borrels are I think everybody knows really Netherlands so borrels are like drinks and small snacks Which you are having like in the early evening Yeah, you're gonna you're gonna find out very soon because I think we're gonna have borrels today Yeah, you're not a technical person So So that that's how sometimes imposter syndrome can Can make itself seen in a very funny way So yeah, there's a lot of insecurity going with it like am I good enough and also do I deserve what I have? And sometimes I got even told that I don't deserve what I have even inside in this community Which is actually not very helpful, but hey, we are all human beings So also, I am totally out of my comfort zone as not being a technical person and I am pretty open about When it comes to mental health issues, I have to deal with myself. So In the other talk I was talking about before I openly share that I struggle with depressions for more or less like two decades and sometimes there are good periods in my life and sometimes there are After depressive episodes, which are harder to deal with so and all these are things that Yeah, that that make me ask and wonder about the question. How can I find my place and everything in the end Leads to the overarching question to the overarching fear of getting rejected. So this is the thing that I That I I think I am most afraid of Besides insecurities and doubts I have to deal with I might have also some skills and qualities Which I am also aware. So I'd need most of the time So I think that I'm Supportive and empowering towards the people around me. At least that's what I try to be I have I think that when I'm doing something it is because I am passionate about so I My my my passion and drive is like very strong when I'm accepting to be part of a project I am high performer. So sometimes I don't even care about my own mental health when it comes to performance But if there is that has to get done, I make it get done Yeah, stop, thank you that yeah, you know, I'm not native English speaker. That's why sometimes I might confuse words so also, I think I have a strong organizing and leading skills and I have values I care for and which I speak up for and I Will never stop speaking up about the values that are important to me when I think that they are not considered it or respected So very recently I had to deal with my biggest fear After having put a lot of energy and passion and effort into the organization of wood computer This year in Belgrade. I applied to become an organizer again for next year and I got rejected I Applied with the suggestion to create an awareness team because it's an event that hosts more than 2,000 people at the moment and Even if we are in a community that particularly cares For values like inclusion equality diversity accessibility and everything else that is bound to the code of conduct There's still things that we can improve inside and outside the organizing team so and this project got a lot of positive feedback and In the end the globally organizer decided not to proceed with the idea Which is in my opinion the wrong decision But still it is a decision that a globally organizer has the right to take So it is something I and all the people involved have to deal with The big problem about this was that the communication was quite poor Let's say the way I got notified about me being rejected as an organizer was in a very unfortunate manner But I'm not going to go into details because it's not a topic about it's not a topic of this talk But I am pretty open about it. So if you want to learn more you can just ping me later What was important is that I had to find out about the reasons so Getting rejected is one thing but not knowing why is horrible at least to me. So I had a hard time to find out what the reasons are and Then I managed to have a call with with the people who actually rejected me and I got told that I am Very passionate about what I do and that I deliver excellent results, but all this might make other people around me feel uncomfortable and So that could be a problem and that I would not be the best fit for a team or for that team in particular so I Don't know if there are other reasons and I don't want to judge about that But this is what I got told and this is what I had to work with. So I decided to work on what I got told But before it ended up with a mental breakdown, which was not so funny but because of all the things I told you before you might understand that The rejection itself and also the reason that I got told I had some time. I needed some time to digest it so I Was thinking a lot about the reasons that I got told and I found out that my attitude my behavior my Performance might indeed be problematic for volunteer driven projects so as I told you before I'm in a Privilege situation so I can Absolute I am I am able to to contribute considerable amount considerable amount of my work time Into word camp organization or into other word-presolated projects And I am who I am so that means that I have some expectations about my own performance And yes that can make other people around feel uncomfortable So what can I learn here? I started on asking myself what are my overarching goals? Is there something In in in this project or in the idea I pitched or Related in any way that is so important to me that I would consider changing my attitude changing my behavior changing my expectations for my own performance and if yes That it is about time to adapt because This is totally unrelated of the night of the of the naughty question about right or wrong or if the reasons are right or wrong if there's no overarching goal and The result is that you're getting rejected in being part of that project. It is kind of bound to My own behavior. So if I want to achieve that goal, I have to adapt my behavior And if not I need to adapt my goals Another thing I was thinking about a lot is are there other projects or roles inside projects? That would fit more the skills that I have to offer the attitude that I have and This can be inside or outside this community. So this is another way to deal with it and yes, there are and The last reason why I would like to or why I would even consider to change my own behavior my attitude about this thing it would be for my own mental health because of all the insecure because of all the Securities I have to deal with I think that I am tending to think that I have to deliver more than excellent results To just to hide that I have to deal with these insecurities and that somebody else might find out So that might be indeed something that leads to an overachieving person so despite So now I need to take my computer because I want to read that so despite of all things I can learn here and which I am glad to learn here. There is a lot in the message I got which I'm not okay with because yeah, I think it's kind of dubious and disputable because I literally got told stop being awesome so two Days after my rejection I wrote a manifesto and it helped me so much to get some things out of my system and I want to share it with you because I think it's a strong message and I am pretty convinced that other people in this room had to deal with rejections before before even I did so What is not about me? I will not take the responsibility for other people's insecurities lack of time energy or passion for a project This is about them and not about me. I Will not lower my drive or what I expect of my own performance because other people cannot keep up or follow This is also about them and not about me I do apologize sincerely and from the bottom of my heart if I have actively put pressure on teammates or colleagues for no reason I Do not apologize for being efficient reaching individual goals and goals set for the team Delivering excellent results and managing to respect deadlines if this might make teammates feel bad about their own performance Again, this is about them and not about me. I Will never apologize for being more passionate about what I do than other people are Because I stopped doing things that I'm not passionate about for a good reason and There's no such thing as being too passionate about what you do But yes, there are teams you will fit in with this attitude and teams you won't fit in If my attitude makes me bad fit for a team then the best scenario For myself in particular is not to be part of it And I refuse to accept negative feedback about my performance or attitude after a long-time project We're not having heard one single word of constructive criticism in all that time or at the project's end And I will not stop speaking up and setting boundaries if this is necessary to make me feel safe and Sending up for the moral values that are important to me and Last but not least and most important. I will not be suppressed to make others feel better. Oh My god Thank you Also Also after a lot of conversations I had In the last two weeks, I truly wonder by now if I would have been told the exact same reasons If I was not a woman what a man think about it So Let's come back to the more Positive stuff I managed to set my focus again In the right direction. So I put you quote here. You only grow by coming to the end of something and by beginning something else I Found out that so I Unfortunately, I cannot tell you that there is a way that the rejection doesn't feel terrible at first moment because I think it feels Always terrible, but I found out I Survived I survived this was my biggest fear and I'm still here and I'm here on stage sharing that with you So that's cool. I am still here and it enabled me to focus on what is important and on what I have already achieved During that crazy right. I had in this community. I always felt like Yeah, it has to go in the exact same Temple Speed thank you in the exact same speed and I always was looking for what is the next possible bigger step So I didn't see that There is actually no reason for that because I have achieved already so much and I have found friends in this community I have an amazing job. I have a certain kind of disability and outreach and So what is that? What is there that I would have to prove and Also, I asked myself why it is important for me to be part of the organizer team Of the of the WP of the word camp Europe organizer team. I like organizing word camps. Yes. It is it important? Not sure Being part of that particular team is actually not important to me because of Every of literally everything I told you like one minute before I have already achieved so much which other people for a reason Try to get to become part of that team because they want to increase the visibility. They want to increase their outreach They might want to have different professional job opportunities or they might want to have One at all or they might want to change What they are doing at the moment. So I have that already. I'm not in need And if I want to continue to organize awesome events, I don't need to work in Europe either I can do it on a smaller scale. I can do that with other teams. I can even Go and find or set up a team where I'm about a fit for so there's absolutely no reason why I Have to be on that specific team on that particular team So I have what I have actually because I am who I am and I'm good enough So I don't see sorry, but I don't see anything Or any reason why I would want to change who I am The good thing is also I have so I have I have less stress now so I can look forward to the next World Cup Europe and Just be there with the with the team that's going to send me over there Have fun meet all the lovely people that I want to see without having to run around Like a fool and work all day So this is not the worst situation that you can have at a word camp, right after organize us inside here So and also I found I found out that there are new project Opportunities on the rock on the horizon so I have ideas in my head and I have also already other projects Which I'm working on and which I'm particularly looking forward and for example Speaking here at the moment. It's also something I didn't I didn't want to speak this year I thought what do I have to share? Thank you. I have something to share Coming back to the question I I was wondering about initially I found out in the past two or three weeks where when I when I had to deal with this rejection and in the beginning I thought oh my god the community hates me. This is the end of the world I found out that there are so many people around who are Actively supporting me who give me amazing feedback who who helped me in a considerable Considerable amount to reset my focus into the direct into the right direction And I'm so thankful and grateful for that I Got honest and valuable feedback about myself about projects I am involved in and I had so many inspiring conversations that I cannot even count them and There were even people standing up for me and and I like hey I'm gonna fight for you and there were also people encouraging me to give this talk and Only by facing my biggest fear I found out I have already found my place inside this community So what can you all do to deal? To to better deal with rejections in the future Yeah, first advice try to find out about the reasons I am totally aware that it's not always possible because there might be people who are not telling you anything about the reasons They reject you but try to find out and try harder to find out and when if it's not going if you're not gonna find out anything then unfortunately, there will be no way to find out but if You manage to get some answers about why you got rejected. There is always something you can learn of and You have to make the difference about what is about you and what can you learn from it and What is not about you because what is not about you is well not about you and Try to ask yourself. Why is this particular project relationship? partnership Business opportunity, why is it so important to you and if it is important to you What is the overarching goal if it's not important to you? It's great because you have not been involved into any project or relationship that is not worth your time If it is important to you, what is the overarching goal and if you find out about the overarching goal Adapt or set new goals. I can promise you There's always a good outcome about any word every rejection because everything happens for a reason but only if we are willing to give it a reason and Last but not least and most importantly speak about rejection and how you feel you can see gonna You're gonna find out there are a lot of people around you who experienced similar situations And you're gonna be able to support you who gonna be able to give you honest feedback which will allow you to go on an introspective Journey and make the best of it. You are not alone and this even hashtag I discovered that two days after the rejection by coincidence, which is share your rejections so I Am not a hundred percent sure yet about What is going to be final outcome for me for having been a part of the organizer team of what can be Europe this year? But I can tell you that I'm going to make something good out of it and what can Europe has always been a turning point for me in 2016 it was the first we were came I ever visited in 2017 plus found me and Into 2018 I had a blast of a time during the organization and next year I'm looking already forward to it. I'm going to be an attendee and enjoy it as much as I can and I survived I am still here I'm gonna be stronger than ever because I found my inner lion and I thank you so much for listening to me speaker notes are Really helpful when you have them


Mambo Vipi wachuangongu wachuangongu amazing mezaksu kenoflaniya, Donholm na Nikon Dania, Harambe Sako, estate. Mifika straight music kutafutana na producer mojam Kali Sana, King Fizo. Tudye Mambo ya Kenyan music business ikon na mnagane producers, wana pata 50% split sheet. E storya owning rights, owning beats maze, systems that isn't atu fewa. Wachu ni ngingen danini, pigena storya na King Fizo, badest producer Dania straight music. Stay tuned for more. My name is Silvakido, behind the camera wangu nirahman pixel. Akifanya vituza kiaosiyo, wachu tu ngingen danini? I'm sitting next to a living legend leading producer, CEO, founder straight music, King Fizo. Artist as well. Said hasol piya na manejim sa nimnoma Sana Rudra. Katia niko kunya studio up a straight music. Kupigen na story tudye Mambo ya music business. Tudye music bieshara ine da Vipi. Kenya tuna international artist, King Fizo. Mambo Vipi. Kufiti ni aje bro. How's the day going? Karibu straight music. Shkuru Sana. Day Kufiti alhamdulillah. King Fizo, you've been the game for the longest time. When you come to music, when you come to state of the music industry in Kenya, 254, kulebili wa tu bado na sama bado ha tu popade as a producer, as an artist as well. So far, are we moving it to the right direction? Very steady moving to the right direction. What makes you think you're in the right direction? Because people are talking about it. Okay. Yeah. When you're talking about it, that means something is being done. It's just a little effort to put, to add in to me fly. But to go on, man say like, yo, best rapper in Africa. 254. Calligraph Jones. What are you talking about? You know, South Soul. 254. I mean, when I left. Like South Soul, they've wrote for Banner Boy. We just came to Tanzania, we came to Banner Boy. We just came to South Africa, we came to Banner Boy. Not a Uganda, not a Congolese. Yeah. So, I mean, we are there. Nile tunja, like injao. You know, a gogeta is always a gogeta. When you get a million, you need two. You get three, you need four. Yeah. What do you mean by inja? Ninja tu yakuwa on top. Dakinai manishi at 254 musica iko international ama iko uko. Kenyan music is there. It's there. Yeah. Of course, there to stay. We've seen other countries, you know, helping. We've seen this in other countries. Big established artist helping the upcoming artist. We rarely see that happening in 254. Why don't we see established artist?  I can say it's a grid. People don't want to get kushuka or kwatuapo as kamawau onela. It's not about artists, because I'm a producer in here. Like at Stray Music, you might walk in at Stray Music any time of the day and you might not find me, but you'll find a couple producers here who work at Stray Music. They're under me. But I mean, I even put the names out there. We have Georgia on the beat. We have Slatter. We have Roy. We have Spence. We had Leon Vibes alitoka, but he's doing his job out there, visuri. Actually, the latest song, ya Chiyomi are very bad. And he did the song for Chiyo and Bien. He did a song for Chiyo and Ben Sol. He's called Leon Vibes. I took up a Stray Music. So, I mean, we've made producers. I've made producers. So, if you need, say what I feel like. If you make one, you're lost. But you're not. Actually, you're growing bigger. Ya, so your mentality and your lack of creatives were too. But I thank directors. Video directors, they've done that. I've seen Rikibeko mentor directors. He's menta da kina gomit. He's menta da kina chalo. I mean, nuingi-wingi na bado. Ata kina gomit u alitoka. S'aikuna the new guys, I mean. Ya, for directors, wakosa, producers, kidogo. Kusuna una kuna wakosa wengi, wami flop, wami kuwa, ukuju, wami shuka. There's no one washai later kwa game. We can't mention, but I mean, you see them wrong. But no more producers want to flop. When you have pick, you're supposed to be there forever. If you don't bring one, you go down.  Akuna ligasu wami hacha. So same applies to to artists as well. You know? Vilome nyuuliza, like Kiyondok Shida. Kusuna ia o ma legendue tumanze, wengi, wajaleta, like ndomanonapata, atawase wana disiwa. Uta pata Uta pata mseka Rudra na tokea na na disiwa sewalikuwa mbeleake because these people didn't bring up people wengi Rudra na fakuwa, na disiwa na nawau. Instead, want to go head to head na wau ma pioneer. Which is wrong. Actually, I give with all due respect na acknowledge you all ma pioneers, manze, kwa wau nikama babazeti. Ya, but I mean, if they didn't do it, if they didn't do it for us and we put ourselves on, I guess we will always be in a perfect space to kugomba na nawau, ama kuku fight now, kwa wau na wapo. Ya. For you to have an established name in the industry, you need to make a lot of sacrifice. I know for sure you've gone through a process through a journey. You can share with us your journey, coming up, learning, volunteering, being mentored up to where you are. I've been mentored. I've had challenges, but we thank God, manze, we are here, we still to na push challenges niki bao. When they are coming up when they need more credits when they don't put credits on the song don't do this, don't do that, blah blah blah because you're not there. But I mean, onangangana until the point in a figure like Musa Niken do without your tag. Ya know? Ya. So these are challenges, zippo, tulipitia, but we thank God we here celebrate it. How did you overcome this challenge? What happened? What really happened? Overcoming it is just hard work. Kuchapatu kazi, atilus kiki wo shimike. Ya. What really happened? What do you mean what happened? What was the situation? Ya know, una ni mo credits nombia toa tags? I mean, kiyo wa produce some dogo? Tags, tagia ko mahazena sound kelele ko artist. Ina sumu. Ina fiyo, king fees on the beat like when people don't know you, like, it's irritating, it's irritating, brought over here, kitu. Ya know? Ya know? Like I have a scenario of a friend, friend of mine, a very good artist. Actually one of the artists that whose music put me on, that was Benzema. Benzema is a good friend and I'm not saying these are any issues, he's a brother, he's a brother, but Benzema Benzema one day told me to put off a tag of a song. One of the biggest projects I ever did upper 254. Ya, that's a photo moto. Photo moto? Ya. Benzema called me, nilikwani make a tag on the demo and come to me, a morning after recording at night here in Onotiflo, at my house. I had a studio in the house at that time. I came to me, towa tag. Here in Goma, the two tag less. Kajari bukum pasu wasa bro, manze, ya towa two tag. But because nilikwani anja, na takaku wakna Benzema, uchungdu lo family, I mean I had to do it, because I knew either way, one day people would know I made this song. And at least by now the whole industry like wana jua, photo moto is Trey, is King Fizo, I mean. Why is it that alitaku towa yu tagyaku? Similaumu yu time nilikuwa, I was there, I was there nilikwanshafanya, a few projects, jua taya enda kujikuwa, wangu definitely alikuwa. Amini, amini ya already, but I feel like I wasn't there, kwa levoe ya likuwa na feel like tagyango inafaku wa kwangu maiaake. Wana elewa, ama, I don't know, I don't know, Do artists really disrespect producers that we don't know? Actually, at some point I took it as disrespect, but nika sema yo, if this song blows up, man say, ita juli ka na tu mendo nili make. And I mean it's evident everybody knows I made this song. Yeah, but at that time, ita ngo mendo, ngo maili enda like, at a whole year, at a site after this interview I'm sure kuna wasesas and wata jua mimi, I made that song. But at a mabeshtezango karibu, some of them didn't know, didn't believe I made this song. How do you make sure now next time when you're working with someone, your tags has to be there, must be there? I don't make sure they want it now. Now they want it, the brand is big. I am confused on the beat, yo. Extreme music. If you hear it, you know it's quality music. So at awe musanimu nye watataka ikuwe. Sa isi beg. Temi aku bega kuna. Ah, no, no, no. Sa isi beg. Ok, ita actually, mi na ezai toa. Sa ii mi ndo na ezai toa, ni seme, confused on the beat is too big for your song. It's indio. Infizo, let's talk about music business. How do you make money? Because we know our system, we know our government, we know our laws, doesn't protect musician, artist, producers. It's a team. Repeat? It is a team. Let's talk about music business because for a producer to earn these music business to be involved.  There's right for the beats. There's right, an artist has the right of the song. Maybe you have the right on the beat. I don't know. Take me through about the music business, the split shit, the business side of it. Because I know for me to come and record a song, I need to pay you a normal fee to access the facility. Are there other engagements? Are there other commitments? Are there other contracts? A producer signs an artist? Yeah, I would second the opinion that was raised a few days ago by my friend producer Mavo on the beat. Whatever he spoke about was true. And it's supposed to be that way. What did Mavo say? Mavo said, okay, the producer owns the beat. You know. Who was the right of the beat? The producer. The producer. Yeah. That's the producer's creativity on the beat. Yeah. And he was 100% right. But it's only that the system, we don't have a proper system structures to back up that. So when you tell an artist that they have options, they will go to another producer who doesn't yeah, who doesn't care about that. You know. But I mean, one wouldn't care, but I care. What does it take on this now? Because you know, I know for sure Ume to make up before. You need to generate more money from the music. If the music become big, if the artist become big, he is supposed to become big as well. I'm not saying that because let me put it clear. It's not like I'm simping begging artists. But I mean, it's only proper or can be done by Kymfizo, can be done by Mavo on the beat, can be done by Magix, can be done by all these motifs, all these established producers. But it's a bit tricky for an upcoming producer. Yeah, for an upcoming producer you can't legislate.  Ama you do registration of the beat. Yeah. One scenario I'll tell you about mimi nili nisha iblokiwa. Nisha iblokiwa ko ko register beat yango. Maihu? Actually account yango ya distribution in kablokiwa. I now have a no distributor. You know? Due to consequences I faced by trying to register my own beats. Ya. Nili fanya in 2022 2022. I did a campaign song for Baba Reila Molo Dinga. Ya know? It was sung by Bahati. Bahati Kenya. So Bahati, I mean, majimajia liwaleta kuangu tukafanya, I mean, they looked for the hardest gengeton producer at that time. And I was the one. Ya know? Wakakuja tukafanya a gengeton truckie of fire. So Bahati wali kuasha ya ni everything wali register. Kila kitu. Kila kitu. So mi ni kaenda kujaribuku register, ku register beat at least mi mi ni pate. Kido go manze. Kenda wukona register. Pipipi alam red red. Sama isi ya ako isi ya ako ingoma isha register na wa say. Ya. Yo nili piga ma screen shows manze ni ka tumia Bahati, ni ka tumia Bahati, ni ka ma bia, ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni. But at that time, time we kuisha pita, wana jo ya li kuwa. Presidents asha kuwa ya ni wana jo ya. Ya ni li story isha isha. So ni ka reach out to my very good friend and producer. I respect so much Monyali master TDB Dali master iongoma I just did the production Aka master, aka malizia. Reach out to TDB because they are more closer with Bahati. Kambia TDB manze ni sa idea rada gani manze. Atami inataka kukulihi kitu kiasi manze. But I mean back and forth TDB kuntumia nambani ni I used to talk to Bahati yo wakati but now he kakwaterna nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga nga. So na jo ikia anzaivo have been in the industry. I know ikia anzaivo talk to another person and another person on juasa sa uta piga malabs. Kasema tu sawa ni kachana nahio hi e kindaivo but I mean it cost me actually my distribution account. In terms of what kukus how many millions? I don't know. Miss kwa gimtu wa kujichi ocha iso. You know King Fizo. I had some sense. I had like around 600 zanyin li kwa nimi nimi zili leto na nga mazili kwa already. Ka blokiwa I used to have a distributor ali kwa viva. Goma yung goma goma aiyo biti ka blok the song. Ni ni the account. Ni ka iloziwo saasa ni karudi saasa kuru ni me anzaasa kuru distribute my music with one hour pm. I'm sorry I know you had to go that I don't know how you feeling about that but hopefully because I mean bro yo I can make a thousand songs and I can generate mo income. I don't know Sina bida noma na bahati I mean yo I mean Sina noma Let's talk about artists you know stealing beats from producers let's talk about artists not paying producers let's talk about artists not willing to have you know sign the split sheet. To me my turkey is split sheet or not split sheet Inanzaga na utu Inanzaga na utu if you're willing to share revenue with me that we've done tu me kuji o me kuja studio mesama fizot fani hi kazi tu me fani kazi vizuri good heart why is it hard for you to give me 20% why should it be hard for you to give me 30% One ilo I mean new to like in the first place me I don't I don't trust I trust like a gentleman's agreement more than just a normal agreement like sorry a written agreement you know inanzaga na utu inanzaga na utu okubali kuamba na kupea ya ako na bakina yango because I feel Adam Saniaki in the show apige ilengu maili blow labde li toka ku fizo li toka ku mavo li toka ku magic so vinci on the beat na feel is just right man zem sata atune 220% arushe tuko empesa yamzez wei bro jibambina hi utu ya niyo na jwa ya eva matches business but kama akuna utu bro wasewata ko sana you know muta ko sana ya tu pesa kidogo but I mean people should have it's right to have written agreements kaya because even though wasewa na taka I mean wasewa na taka shikana ya ni 20 koti ni to die to die ya na but pelegane embele but why should it be there actually me mimsa kifika po manze yo bro take 100% kula how many music have you had to let go just to take him on bobing I still I still can let go it's not about how many I can still let go ya mi seji fosu seji fosu kwa issues kiki una kitu na taka ku ishia laki nani toka nai chai toke ya you know history music business there's a video mavo did you've mentioned earlier mavo alikuna seba ni aje emsa ni ya ki come ya kuna write your beats na emsa ni ya kuna write your goma badu badu palimbele performance ni ni ni ni kuna yo percentage badu you advise to your young producers because they don't have a name awa ko establish people are taking advantage of them do they have to ni aje emsa ni me badu netisha yo from now they should just focus on now working with the greatest artist then later on once they have their establish once they have the names established they can now have the 50% the ownership of the beats my turkis like I told you initially mavo on the beats was is 100% to write right but what is lacking is the system the system to set guidelines to legislate the laws because hakuna veni an upcoming producer will lay down a contract for will pull a sign south soul will sign but there are professions they are but bro all these people greedy what do you mean all these people greedy they are professionals bro look meet a moja bro call one or go to any one studio omwami yo bro did you have a contract even these big producers atama vo mwenye kuna wasani paya yo ni ni ni ana onge ya tuvenya ana onge ya sour but I mean I feel like conversation starter it's a motivation but when I give between you different kwa ground it's all be hard uta patama vo mwenye wata ana split sheet tu se mena makina media all these produce ni ni wasani ami work now wasani no selfish very selfish very selfish ya nungu musani kumu ambiat yo hati mi beat ni angu wewe ni vocals in dozako brou na ni una ambiaivo achananai achanani yende ko telibi achanani yende kwa kashkide achani yende ko so in short we need a system yene inhatu bagu na zema yo bro oki kata mcske prissk camp kwa wala ubu bubububu Onalewa ina semaisi so apu Onaju wa kiwa kwa lo ina maiku written Ina semaisao Ya onalewa Lakin easy at the Mimini mejimeiki yalozangu Stray music Namsana juwa Stray music okenda oko wana kukata Mazawa saatakikukatwa tandooro bro Like people want it all Ikeki ni kupuwa They don't want show that cake A piece of a cake will make you beheaded, will make you, will make people call you names, you know, I mean, there are a lot of producers I can't mention that have succumbed to that, kudai hakiyao inafanyadu apote kwa game. Let's make hop producer musicians to introduce the production into the name of their set. Come here and introduce producer. Producers of the song are ironically some tell me that when it comes to actors I designed some new songs and it creates A A Shame How is it related to quarto-kwa? Yeah That's what happened By the way I wrote on the subject.. on Instagram Anole From the зап automated When you try to die Haqia Kuhu Whasooo wanna Tanish your name Stewart Wanda Miksings, Wadas kwa ni gandula, because what I end, oh, fiza naongiasana, fiza miksizaki, masterzaki, bovu. Bro, so, naona, I mean you can look around you know a few producers that have been done like so you know, But until we have a system yunye wa awa sewa na juwa. But without that at Stray Music sasa tuji weki at kitabi eto apaya rules. Tell me, King Fizo, you as a young producer, what is your relationship with other producers? Do you guys have a sako? Do you guys have a union as Kenyan producers and session of Kenya? How are you guys protecting yourself? Are there rules to protect producers? We try to create one. Claymore used to call us to city hall and used to talk to us last year. But we try to create some sort of a system. We could say idea to make a laws that helps us. I don't know what happened but we always keep on checking on each other. Mika Mimisina, wugon vina producer ayote. I respect everybody who is creative. If you do respect one, one disrespect, disrespect you. So, singependa piya mimi kwa ndariyati wa. Are you guys like together strong together? Yeah, we are. I talk to Mavo, I talk to Vince on the beat. I used to talk to Motif, I talk to Soundcraft. I talk to Vdj Jones, I talk to a lot of producers. Kashkid, Akina Rikibeko, Akina Main Switch Filo, I mean. Why didn't you guys just do a press conference, have the contracts there for the artist.  Because it's high time you guys shoot. Because we do feel like artists become celebrities. We have few celebrity producers in the countries. Kuna ma producer wako poa, better than the rest. Kuna ma producer washa stream line system zao. They get everything they want. So, calling them to be part of us kutcha nua, Kidogo, I guess when I find tricky, I'm gonna feel like it's a waste of time. Are they selfish? You wanna say information with other producers? I would say so because here time Kulemoa kitu ita city hall to fanyu mikutano, there are producers who use never to attend. They use never to attend. Nasi atu, onajua you can't be busy for just 30 minutes over your day, onalewa. But the producer, big producers when you are a legend, onajua Kulemoa is the top dog, I mean legend. Yeah. But onajua kuna sasa when ya wako ana respect kuku jatuku share na the young producers who assist sasa. Yes, lakini wiki wangali awa, they're living like the life wuna wuna mamboya wiki kuniwe, onalewa. But sasa wanna feel like, okay, umsa na feel like, ah, ni ni ni tu nendakuduuko. I have everything, my system is so. So, wanna feel like selfishness. Wa say anata, umsa na takawu pitiye, the same struggle pitiye and o afanyu. Yeah, enda, enda, yeya agit the systems right, which is wrong manzei. You get. Yeah, just to ask you, ah, are there producers who are being favored? What do you mean? I'm trying to understand, are there producers that are being considered as just for specific projects? Assuming government is trying to work on something, there is a campaign, only few selected producers will be like contacted for a certain job. No, it's work portfolio. Work portfolio, kazi ako ina bonga. Tse me kama most of the times, I guess motifame fanya angoma mingiza PPMC. Right? But it's not like it's the only dope producer around, mavo is dope, kinfizo is dope, you know. Vincent the beat is dope, I mean magic singer is dope, a lot of producers are dope. But I mean nisa koyake pia, hasoyake vilameji set, you know. Yeah, cause if you may ask yourself, your time, Mimi when I was chosen to do a campaign song, on elewa. Which song? Yeh fire, yeh bahati. I wasn't alone like in the game. Kuliko anawase. On elewa. Cause me majimajal nipigia kani ambe yo, I've been told manzei yo, the dopest sayi gangaton producer and we need a gangaton track like Faniya Baba campaign. I was like yo, okay. Commendations moving around like, yeh fizo has been recommended. But are you kwa favorizim? Because I mean, yeh sinam tu ko ati niltumanam seati, you know. Yeh yeh yeh. So I mean, favorizim no, I don't think. Ati yeh ni kwa tu dopia ni kaziako tuiko uko. So what if manzei piyameji tumakona kaziake, so mavoa meji tumal, miskiya vins on the beat. Maso akona dopuak, so misaki faniakitu ame, akifani kiwa pshh. I mean I feel like yo, it's your time, it's your thing, yeh. Yes. This year? What do you mean this year? What plans do you have for us? I don't have plans. Munguana ni panga. Come on. Munguana ni pangia. Yeh, I'm just on the road, I keep my feet on the ground. Na munguana sababisha. Munguana sababisha? Yeh. The fans that have been very supportive to your work from day one, the artists have managed to come. I know for sure people don't know that you've produced, you've worked with the greatest. Just to name a few, Meja, Savara, Trio, Miho, you know, Rudrakatel, and so many you've worked with them. Is there a message you wanna share with them? Just an appreciation, just to remind them that you know what guys, we're in this together, the journey is still young, we have a long way to go. Yeh, yeh, yeh, I really do appreciate for the, ono jwa sa zengina, you just, tuna jpi ga kifuwa, tuna sa hawkwamba, sa zengina is just a, it's a privilege kwa hawkwapia, ono ono, in our sacred trust, ono jwa. All the artists that are and trusted, kufuzon the beat, stream music, manzeh bless up, big up on yourself, corporates, the business people, I mean, we give things, yeh.