Hey there guys, do you want to know how to create your own educational YouTube channel? Well, you are in luck because today we will be giving you tips on how to properly conceptualize your educational YouTube channel. But before we do that guys, you know what to do, like, subscribe, and gong that bell. Hey Freedom, my name is Nolden, welcome to Freedom Central, the home of all freedom content. As I said a while ago, we will be giving you tips on how to conceptualize your educational YouTube channel. So if you haven't been visiting the Creator Academy, I suggest that you do guys. There's a lot of information you can use on those courses. So enough of the chit chat guys, let's get on to the episode on Freedom Quick Tips. Let me tell you this guys, I really respect people who make videos about educational topics. Find it very noble because the people who are actually making videos about it are experts and it shows us that they want to help out other people as well. So it's something I respect very much. If you are one of those people and you are here in this video because you want to teach other people by making videos about it, well guys, I respect you so much. Don't worry because I got you covered, I will be teaching you guys how to conceptualize your own YouTube channel for educational videos. The things that I will be sharing to you guys are just guides, so you can tweak them as much as you can. We have our own reasons on why we want to make videos, and on this case educational videos, and whatever those reasons may be, you should have a firm grasp on why you are doing it. So right now guys, I know that you have your own objectives, but do you have any idea on what kind of genre you will be creating videos with? If you haven't the slightest clue guys, don't worry because I've got you covered, I will be giving you ideas on what kind of genre you can prepare. Number one is edutainment, yep, edutainment. Edutainment content is a mixture of education and also entertainment. This is one of the things that you can see on the internet. You deliver a very informative video, but you manage to keep your viewers wanting more. Look at the Critical Role channel and one of their series is called Handbooker Helper. It is a YouTube video that is very educational, as it is a series where they teach new and recurring players about the elements in the game. That is a perfect example of an edutainment kind of content. If you're starting out, it's one of the perfect contents you can start out with. Number two is straightforward educational videos. These are the videos you can see that tackles about school lectures. Typically you can see these kinds of videos that helps you solve your math problems, your chemistry problems and other things. If you are really good in very technical subjects like physics, biology, chemistry, mathematics, statistics and other subjects, I recommend that you try out this kind of content. I'd be surprised that there is actually a ton of people watching those kinds of content. I watch those kinds of content if I am having trouble with mathematics. Number three, skill-based videos. These videos are tutorial or educational materials that help you out with certain types of skills. For example, how to paint, how to be more effective at work, it doesn't necessarily need to be a tutorial video that can be really technical in a certain level. If you are really good in physical and technical skills, you can actually make a video that teaches these kinds of things to people. I would love to see videos that talks about how to make a backflip or a double backflip if that is possible. Now that you have ideas on what kind of genres you can do, you can tweak them out to your heart's content and find the most suitable genre to fit your style. Now let's talk about the things that you need to brainstorm with yourself or with your friends so that you can see clearly what your channel is all about. Number one is your audience. So you have to think about the audience that you want to make videos for. What kind of people are you targeting? Do you want to target people who are content creators such as yourself? What are usually some of the things that they are doing wrong and what can you contribute to make it easier for them? You need to constantly research your audience so that you can efficiently make videos that will help them in the long run. Number two is content.  The question is now, what can you do to add more value to the existing video? If you can come up with something that will entirely solve the problem or better yet make it completely easy for the people, then it's something that people would love to watch. Number three, prior knowledge. This is one of the things you will need to bank up on because you have to ask yourself first if you are an expert in that kind of topic. If you are, it will be easier for you to make content around the topic of your expertise. For example, if you are a really good skater, you can bank on that skill. It doesn't matter if you're an expert or not because people who see people doing something very efficiently, they want to learn that. Number four, learn along your audience. Kind of like what Creator Insider is doing. They provide a lot of videos where they interview people who are experts in the field of YouTube. If you know a ton of people who are experts in the topics that you want to make, then maybe you can bank on that as well. Number five is branding. This is important because if you want to have a voice in this cluttered world of YouTube, you will need to think about your branding as well. So let me ask you guys, what kind of branding will you be making for your own YouTube channel? Will it be a witty but on point kind of brand? Maybe a brand that is endearing and does not beat around the bush. It's something that you and your friends must talk about and decide on. Number six is sustainability. Making content is easy. The part that is hard is sustaining the content. It's one of the things you need to consider and talk about if you can't make content that will last a long, long time. If right off the bat or through conceptualizing your YouTube channel, if you can think about 100 topics on that kind of content, then in the long run that will affect you. You want to know why? Because if you can think about 100 topics on that kind of content, that means that your content will be limited. And that's the episode guys. I hope you guys learned something on how to conceptualize your own YouTube educational channel. If you guys have other tips for us that can help us out on how to efficiently make YouTube videos for educational purposes, let us know down below. Also guys, if you have a friend who wants to make educational videos on YouTube but does not know where to start, you can always share this to them so that you can help them out. Before you leave guys, please leave a like, subscribe and gong that bell. My name is Noel guys, bringing you tips on how to grow your channel. Always remember freedom, quick tips. I'll be seeing you guys on the next episode. Goodbye.


Hi and welcome to the session. I am Asha and I am going to help you with the following question which says, show that 1 into 2 square plus 2 into 3 square plus n into n plus 1 whole square is equal to 1 square into 2 plus 2 square into 3 plus so on up to n square into n plus 1 is equal to 3 n plus 5 upon 3 n plus 1. Let us now start with the solution and the left hand side is 1 into 2 square plus 2 into 3 square plus so on up to n into n plus 1 whole square upon the denominator is 1 square into 2 plus 2 square into 3 plus so on up to n square into n plus 1 which can further be written as summation k running from 1 to n k into k plus 1 whole square upon summation k square into k plus 1 k running from 1 to n. Now this is further equal to summation k into k square plus 2 k plus 1 upon summation k 2 plus k square k running from 1 to n. This is further equal to summation k cube k running from 1 to n plus 2 times summation k running from 1 to n k square plus summation k running from 1 to n upon summation k cube k running from 1 to n plus summation k square k running from 1 to n. This is further equal to n into n plus 1 upon 2 whole square plus twice n into n plus 1 into 2 n plus 1 upon 6 plus n into n plus 1 upon 2 and the denominator n into n plus 1 upon 2 whole square plus n into n plus 1 into 2 n plus 1 upon 6. This is further equal to taking n into n plus 1 upon 2 common here we have n square plus n upon 2 plus 2 times of 2 n plus 1 upon 3 plus 1 and the denominator we have n into n plus 1 upon 2 again taking common here we have n square plus n upon 2 plus 2 n plus 1 upon 3 which is further equal to these two answers out and here we have LCM as 6 here we have 3 n square plus 3 n plus 2 to the 4 and 4 to the 8 n plus 4 ones of 4 plus 6 upon the denominator we have again LCM as 6 and then the numerator 3 into 3 n square plus 3 n plus twice of 2 n plus 1 that is 4 n plus 2 which is further equal to 3 n square plus 11 n plus 10 upon 6 into 6 upon 3 n square plus 7 n plus 2. Now let us factorize first 3 n square plus 11 n plus 10 so this can be written as n plus 3 n square plus 5 n plus 6 n plus 10. Now taking n common from the first two terms and 2 common from the last two terms it can further written as n into 3 n plus 5 plus 2 times 3 n plus 5 so this is equal to n plus 2 into 3 n plus 5. Now let us factorize the denominator which is 3 n square plus 7 n plus 2 so this can be written as 3 n square plus 6 n plus n plus 2. Now taking 3 n common from the first two terms and 1 common from the last two terms this can further written as 3 n into n plus 2 plus 1 times of n plus 2 which is further equal to 3 n plus 1 into n plus 2 and therefore with the help of these two factorize equation the LHS can further written as 6 cancels off with 6 and 3 n is square plus 11 n plus 10 is equal to n plus 2 into 3 n plus 5 and 3 n square plus 7 n plus 2 can be written as 3 n plus 1 into n plus 2. Now canceling the common factor such as n plus 2 we have 3 n plus 5 upon 3 n plus 1 which is the right hand side of what we have to prove. Therefore LHS is equal to RHS or we can say that 1 into 2 square plus 2 into 3 square plus so on up to n into n plus 1 whole square upon 1 square into 2 plus 2 square into 3 plus so on up to n square into n plus 1 is equal to 3 n plus 5 upon 3 n plus 1. So this completes the solution take care and have a good day.


This is Dracul Mihawk. His likes include red wine, agriculture, and gothic Lolita girls.  Now the world government has valued Mihawk at a mystery amount, which can only be quantified in the form of this delicious question mark. But in this here video we are going to discover what that number is, because question marks are quite notably not numbers. Hello and welcome to the Grand Line review your source for everything one piece and today we are here with another delightful true bounty video, this time featuring one of the most enduring of enigmas in the series, Dracul Mihawk. Now if you're new to this series generally what we try and do is work out the bounties of one piece characters if the world government knew everything about them and didn't have any political agendas behind inflating or deflating bounty values, which is generally very fun but today is going to be quite different because we don't actually know Mihawk's canon bounty number. Meaning that our approach in methodology needs to change quite a bit because you simply cannot observe the stars with a microscope. And Mihawk is a particularly blindingly bright star. But before that it's time for a quick round of Mihawk or U-Hawk, a very simple minigame the rules of which are as follows. Here is a filthy, filthy mirror. But we are going to take a look into this mirror and it is going to be your job to guess which reflection will be staring back at us. Will it be Dracul Mihawk or will it be his Swedish cousin U-Hawk? And if you choosing correctly then your divine punishment will be to subscribe to the Grand Line review which will also result in consistent injections of one piece culture administered straight into your YouTube feed. Meanwhile if you are correct then you will win a paid vacation to Kuregana Island in order to assist Mihawk with his farming duties. But who will it be? Mihawk or U-Hawk? Make your selection now and we shall reveal the answer in 3, 2, 1 and bam it is Mihawk and he's looking rather unimpressed as well. Exactly what did you do? Doesn't matter if you picked U-Hawk then you now know what it is you need to do and please do say hi in the comments below if you are a new member of the Grand Fleet. Welcome. But the first very important thing to note about this video is that Mihawk is or I suppose he was a Wallard of the Sea and in fact he is the only Wallard of the Sea whose bounty still remains unknown to us. But what really throws us right out of whack from the get-go in this discussion is the concept of frozen bounties. The seven wallards are obviously legally sanctioned pirates by the world government and so even the wallard bounties that we do know of are highly unlikely to accurately reflect their true threat. So Crocodile and Bola Hancock would be perfect examples of this having been previously valued at 79 and 80 million berries respectively. Which is at the very least very very questionable because within the greater world this is perhaps even below rookie level as demonstrated by Rockstar who has a bounty of 94 million berries but is still thought of as a relative nobody. So what we're going to do here is outstanding business of working out what Mihawk should be worth and then afterwards we are going to apply the bounty freeze concept and see where we end up. Thus achieving our mission of discovering Mihawk's true but yet still almost certainly undervalued bounty. In order to do that though we can't simply add up Mihawk's achievements like we usually do because most of them have occurred off-screen and in the far past. So what we need to do instead is create a placement scale using two very key pieces of information. At the lower end of the scale we will identify Don Krieg, a man who was convincingly outclassed by Mihawk during Baratier. Meanwhile at the highest end of the scale we are going to place Whitebeard, the only character who Mihawk has ever stated to be greater than himself in terms of individual ability because that one strike at Marineford was all about Mihawk wanting to know exactly how far behind Whitebeard he truly was. And just like that we have the boundaries of our scale. Don Krieg on one end representing a teeny tiny bee peen amount of 17 million berries whilst Whitebeard indicates our whopping 5 billion berry mark. And Mihawk fits somewhere on this scale which seems like the most obvious thing in the world to say but it is very important to establish these boundaries otherwise we're just blind fans wandering around in the dark during an eclipse. That or we're having a discussion on Twitter it's very much the same sort of thing. But accepting that Mihawk falls somewhere in here on this scale what is our next piece of key identifying information? Well that would probably be Mihawk's relationship with Shanks because together these two are or at least they were one of the most famous rivalries within this entire series with their jewels said to send echoes throughout the ground line. And to some that may be an easy reason to just plonk Mihawk within Shanks's bounty range in the low four billions but it's a bit more complicated than that. Firstly because these incredibly epic jewels occurred so so long ago before Shanks met Luffy actually so at the very least 12 years before modern day. And we know this because Mihawk has stated that he lost interest in facing off against Shanks after he lost his arm in East Blue. And I take the time to point this out because 12 years makes a little bit of an incredibly massive difference and in fact 12 years ago Shanks wasn't even considered an Emperor of the Sea that only happened six years ago. So using Shanks's current bounty to determine Mihawk based on events that occurred well over a decade ago is a pretty bad idea. Furthermore the reasoning behind Shanks's four billion number also has to incorporate factors such as being a former roger pirate leading the current red-hair pirates and owning all sorts of fun territory in the new world. Shanks basically has the network and forces available that Mihawk as a lone wolf factor certainly does not. And that is a very big factor. Bounties don't simply take individual power into account but it's also a figure's extended influence on the planet. And that latter factor is something that Mihawk is quite sorely lacking and so with all of this we can now narrow down the upper end of the scale to at least the four billy mark because Mihawk will not be surpassing or quite frankly even equalling that number. At least not based on what we know of Shanks in his position. And just to emphasize that a little more I'd highly recommend checking out this video which breaks down what we know of the conflict between Shanks and Kaido. Or as I like to refer to it the greatest story never told because Oda decided to keep this world changing clash off screen. Now on the other end of the scale we can make up some ground quite quickly in the lower realms. Let's take a nice round number like say 500 million berries. Characters who inhabit that sort of bounty space include Trafalgar Law, Port Gasteis and Donchengiao. That's the sort of notoriety that we're looking at in this 500 to 6 million berry zone and I really don't think it would be too controversial at all to just outright state that Mihawk is clearly above this. Because what we tend to discover in this ranger extraordinarily promising rookies such as the aforementioned Trafalgar Law or even Eustace Kid who almost reaches 500 million. That or we find ourselves with Old World Veterans that could never break that 600 million ceiling such as Donchengiao. Neither classification really applies to Mihawk at all. He is not a rookie nor is he an old man who has reached his limits. In fact one of Mihawk's biggest problems in this world is the perpetual boredom of having really nobody worthy of challenging him. So we can quite safely say with this true bounty anyway that Mihawk would not be within this price pool. So let's now take a sudden skip upwards to the 1 billion berry range and this may not be so cut and dry. Because within this realm we find far more fearsome individuals such as Jack the Drought, Queen the Plague and Kartikuri the Donut. And for all intents and purposes these guys are considered to be more or less the top of the world. They're all extraordinarily high ranking members working directly under an emperor of the sea thus holding supreme influence as well as being practically undefeatable by anyone other than a handful of living individuals.  And so it's not all an easy thing to state that Mihawk would clearly rank above these characters in terms of a solid bounty number. And despite the lack of evidence I think you could make a good argument for Mihawk being more powerful than other characters within this range. However what Mihawk still lacks that everyone over the billion berry mark does have is influence, just pure influence. Kartikuri for example is the second in command of the entirety of the Big Mom Pirates as well as the Empire of Totoland. Meanwhile Queen is the third in command of the Beast Pirates which is by far the largest emperor force that we've encountered thus far. And that sort of power via influence is supremely relevant because I honestly don't think that if Queen was just a lone actor that he would come anywhere near his 1.3 billion berries. And I also think there's clear evidence for this with another warlord being Edward Weevil. Weevil is by all accounts a shocking powerhouse of raw strength, someone who obliterated 16 allied crews of his alleged father Whitebeard. However Weevil is still but one man. Well but one man and one old lady. But this does have a pretty critical impact on his perceived threat level because a sizeable force of marines with perhaps the right admiral backing could reasonably bring him down and you can't say the same for Queen or Kartikuri because they have entire armies and fleets of their command. So while I am inclined to believe that Mihawk would triumph in individual power due to his lack of influence I'm not so keen to say that he would easily clear the 1 billion berry zone. But let's try and work this out a bit more by rubberbanding back to a high end number. However the 2 and 3 billion numbers well they get quite tricky because we don't have an example of a character with a 3 billion berry bounty and we only have one point of reference in the twos which is Blackbeard and to be specific he is around the 2.2 billion mark. And in terms of threat I honestly don't think I could ever say that Mihawk poses more of a threat to the world government than Marshall Detech. At this point Blackbeard has inherited almost all of Whitebeard's territory he commands an emperor scale army with 10 fearsome titanic captains. And whilst Blackbeard himself may not hold the greatest of individual strength amongst the emperors the fact that he possesses two of the world's most dangerous devil fruits is a tiny bit worrying to say the least. And we can also examine Blackbeard's worth via his intentions as well because they definitely come into play. This is a man who practices grand anarchy as well as someone who is actively at war against the world government and is seeking to become the next pirate king. Meanwhile Mihawk is none of these things. He likes to stay quiet and you know tend to his farm. He also did not attack the world government until they struck him first and he has no interest in becoming the pirate king. In many ways Mihawk is actually kind of weirdly a bit of a model citizen and if the world government did not declare war on him I think there is every chance that Mihawk just would have stayed quiet on his island. With that I don't know maybe the occasional slicing of a marine battleship here and there but the sheer sense of threat emanating from Mihawk is nowhere near as pronounced as that of Blackbeard and with the available evidence we have that is going to kick Mihawk straight out of the two billions. But to be completely frank I don't even think that Mihawk's threat level equates to that of current day Luffy who is valued at 1.5 billion. I mean sure Mihawk may be more powerful but he's not the one gunning to become the next pirate king. He's not raising a grand fleet. He doesn't command a crew of absurdly powerful and knowledgeable people. Mihawk certainly doesn't attack other emperors and he doesn't cause chaos in every key world government facility on the planet. So I'm prepared to accept that this could be very very wrong but with all of the available evidence I just can't see Mihawk being valued above Luffy's threat level which I want to make very very clear is not based on strength but based on overall threat because that is going to be misconstrued by some people in the comments section. You know who you are. I know who you are. We know who you are. But at the same time I also can't see Mihawk being valued below the commander contenders like say Jack. I'm also not convinced that Mihawk should be valued above Queen primarily due to Queen's sheer influence so this video is going to land in that middle ground between 1 and 1.5 billion by assigning Mihawk a true bounty of 1.25 billion berries. And I know for a fact actually that a lot of you may disagree with this because I did run a poll asking all of you grand fleet members where you thought Mihawk's bounty range would be and a whopping 37% of you said that he would be between 3 and 4 billion. Then another 27% went for the 2 to 3 billion area. So where we've landed here might be something of an unpopular thought but once again with the available evidence I really can't place Mihawk any higher without delving into some sort of alternative canon such as head canon, fan canon and worst of all fan fiction. But here's the thing though it does get worse because as I flagged in the beginning of the video we also have to take into account Mihawk's bounty freeze because we know for a fact that however much Mihawk should be worth is almost certainly not what he is worth due to this and given where the other wallards land I think we're probably going well under a billion primarily because it's utter insanity to think the figures like Dolph Lamingo are well connected tyrant with a miniature emperor army of his own could be worth a minuscule 340 million berries. The original wallards with the exception of maybe Gekkomoria were all heavily undervalued potentially to the degree of hundreds and millions of bountiful berry things. And while I'm not going to put a solid number on Mihawk's frozen bounty I do think it would be acceptable to state that it could be anywhere between 7 to 900 million maybe even less depending entirely on when the wallard system was set up because if we are talking about 12 years ago for example then I don't think an Edward Weevil style number of 480 million would be out of the question. Mihawk and Weevil are both one man armies and within the top percentage of individual strength and the two have this painfully similar situation going on with Mihawk obviously being smarter but Weevil being more chaotic and destructive so in a sense those factors kind of balance each other out in terms of threat. So I would actually fully expect Mihawk's frozen bounty to be highly, highly underwhelming and we may never know what that number is but I might skip that entirely and go straight to the newly assigned number but for now we are going to stick with our true bounty calculation of 1.25 billion berries which may seem understated compared to his more emperatic contemporaries but at the same time Mihawk is indeed a very understated man. But if you'd like to explore more bounty based discussions then please do check out this video of the top 20 highest bounties in one piece a very interesting exploration with some unexpected special guests so I look forward to seeing you there.


Crazy, lazy, 10 hour a week method for beginners to make money online 2022. Hey, do you wanna make money online?  Well, in this video, I'm gonna show you how anybody, I mean anybody, any beginner can make money online and invest maybe 10 hours a week and pick up a lot of money for doing so. If you haven't subscribed yet, please do so, hit that subscribe button down there, turn it from red to gray. Don't forget, ring the bell. Turn on all your bell notifications. That way you'll be notified each and every time I go live or if I upload a new video. So in this video, I wanna walk you through a process. Now this process is free. Nobody has to invest any money. You don't have to do any of that, but you're gonna have to invest time. And it's funny because I was having a meeting with somebody just yesterday and we were talking about this. We were talking about time investment or money investment. You're gonna have to do one or the other. Now if you don't wanna invest money, you gotta invest time.  But this one here is really geared around you just putting some time in. If you put your time in and you follow this method, you're gonna love what you can do and how much money you can actually make. Now the first thing we're gonna do is I'm gonna go over to a site called Click Bank. Click Bank. Now I've been dealing with Click Bank for probably seven or eight years, something like that.  There aren't any rip-offs there or anything like that. And you can start an account absolutely free. So let's go over to my dashboard right now and I'm gonna show you how you can do this. Okay, I'm over at Click Bank right now. Now the first thing you're gonna have to do is set up an account. I'm not gonna walk you through setting up an account because it's very, very easy to do. But you're gonna have to put your bank account and all that in there so that they can pay you out. So this is the first page you're gonna come to. This is your dashboard right here. Now as you go through the dashboard, you're gonna see different advertisements in here for people who want you to promote their products. But what we're gonna do is we're gonna navigate over to where it says Marketplace, which is right here. And then when I get to Marketplace, this is all the offers on Click Bank. Now let me tell you how Click Bank operates. The way it operates is people come up with a product. It could be a physical product. It could be a digital product.  You do not have to create a product. You do not have to mail out any type of product. All you do is put your link somewhere and when somebody clicks on it and they buy this product, you get paid. So let me tell you how to navigate this screen a little bit first. The first thing you're gonna see here is Top Offers. Then you're gonna see Saved Offers and then you're gonna see New Offers. So if I wanted to go to Top Offers, I would go right here. And as I go to Top Offers here, it has all the Top Offers. Right here it shows you what the average commission is with the gravity score is. Now this gravity score, the higher it is, probably the better off the product is, okay? So they really promote this gravity score right here. The initial conversion is $149, but recurring rebuild is 35. Now let me explain to you what this is. Once somebody buys something, okay? This is the initial amount, right? Initial dollar conversion right here. When they recur a payment, in other words, that payment gets billed again, it's another $35. The average is $152.98. Now this is obviously doing very well, okay? It says here, promote ClickBank's number one product for easiest commissions you ever made. Go to exapure.com affiliates to get started, okay? So I could click right here and when I do that, it shows me the actual sales page for this product right here. And as you can see, the sales page here is all done up and you don't have to do anything, okay?  Now, maybe you already have a list. Maybe you have a list of people that are interested in this type of product. This looks like a health type product here, but you can see they've done a really good sales page right here. And then they've got the 30 day supply, the 180 day supply and they've got the 90 day supply right here. And when somebody buys this product, you're just gonna get paid. Now, down here it gives a lot of customer information. They give this information for the customer. This is the actual sales page, guys, okay? This is not your affiliates page. So let's go back one and let's look at the affiliates page on this particular one. So right here, you're gonna find some information. It's got upsell flow, physical product, one time recurring, mobile friendly and affiliate tools right here. So over underneath this price, you've got the affiliate page. So we're gonna click on that. Now, this is the affiliate page. And what this means is the people who actually promote this product, this is all the information that you're gonna need right here. So right here, they're gonna have kind of a sales page for you now. They're gonna say, hey, you can earn 85% rev share on the entire funnel. You can earn three to 550 EPC. That's earnings per clicks. Get the most out of your traffic, amazing EPCs. For conversions, get insane conversions on all traffic guaranteed by proven masters of direct response. Get the links, get started. So the first thing you would have to do if you wanted to promote this product, you would say create a free ClickBank account, which we've already done. And then visit this link to create your free ClickBank account. So right here, they're gonna take you over if you wanted to sign up for ClickBank, that's where you'd go. We've already done that so we don't have to worry about that. And then build your links. So what you would do is you would enter in here your affiliate ID. Now I'm not gonna do that, but if I entered my affiliate ID, then I could get, if you want autoplay, you can decide how they're gonna go to these sales pages. By the way, autoplay means the video would play on the page. Do you want an exit pop up? No or yes? The reason they ask you this guys is that if you have an exit pop up on some ads, maybe Google or Facebook wouldn't allow it. So you wanna make sure that, if they don't allow it, you wanna make sure you do this default here. Tracking pixels, ClickBank allows you to place all your tracking pixels, such as Facebook, Yahoo, Google, Valium and more. Right from your ClickBank account, visit this link to get more information. Email swipes. So let's say you're deciding, well I'm gonna email this out to some of my customers and I'm gonna sell it that way. This is your first email here. Subject line, they give you this. Half teaspoon burns, 728% faster. A half teaspoon for one week flat belly. Before you go to bed tonight, eat one half teaspoon of this before 10 p.m. and boost your metabolism over 728%. Now, skeptical I was too, but then I saw the shocking proof for myself within weeks. Folks had dropped an average of 25.3 pounds, a waist of shrunk by 7.2 inches, see their incredible results. Now, on this email here, what they've done is they've given you a spot to put your affiliate link here and here. Okay, so these will probably be the same right here and here. And then down here, we've got incredible results. Okay, and all of these links here are probably the same ones. And then the second email right here, tropical loophole dissolves 2.5 pounds in 24 hours. Now, I'm just showing you one on how to lose weight and all this stuff right now. And there's email three, email four. You can send a bunch of emails. But just a second, we're gonna go over and we're gonna see how to pick different types of offers. I'm just showing you this one first because this one here ranks as the number one offer on ClickBank right now. So if you wanna do that. Here, it gives you all the links you need right here. Okay, it gives you how to install your pixels right here, your email swipes right here. And what this is really doing is these aren't different categories. This is just taking you to a different place on this particular page here. So we've seen that one and that's pretty cool. Okay, let's go back to the marketplace on ClickBank and I'm gonna show you a couple other things here. First off, you can browse all the offers here. And let's do that real quick, browse all offers. Now, the only thing with browsing all offers is maybe these offers don't match up with what you wanna do. Maybe you do woodworking, okay? So woodworking wouldn't work here. But let's try that. And I put woodworking in here and look at this. Here's woodworker's treasure chest, okay? Here's mass woodworking. And once again, they all have a gravity score. Now you can see these gravity scores are a whole lot lower than the other one. You can search low to high, high to low, whatever you wanna do in here. But let's move over to the side panel here. I think this is very interesting. What type of things do you want to filter? Okay, so you could filter things by physical product, by upsells, by language, by billing types, if they have affiliates tools page. Some of these offers are not gonna have an affiliates tool page, so that's gonna make it tough for you, right? You're not gonna have as many chances to really get started because they didn't do anything for you. So I would recommend in the beginning that you go to ones that do have an affiliate tools page. So let's go back to Marketplace again and I wanna show you a couple other things in here. Now, these are all the different categories. So let's look through here. And let's say you're into Home and Garden. So I'm gonna click the drop down in Home and Garden. Maybe you're into animal care and pets, crafts and hobbies, entertaining, whatever it is. Let's see here, what else do I have down here? Parenting and families, maybe that's your jam, okay? Pregnancy, childbirth, that type of thing. Maybe you're into self-help. You can see dating guides. Let's click on dating guides there and see what we've got. How to spark arousal from them. All these different crazy things in here. But you know what, they work.  This stuff here is very, very useful. It's really up to you what offer you wanna promote. But as you can see, anybody can use ClickBank. All you're gonna do is generate a link.  Let's talk about that real quick. Okay, so to promote this, there's several ways you can do this. You can just post on social media. Maybe you have a big following on social media and that's what you wanna do is you want to promote some of these offers and make money that way. Maybe you have an email list. Maybe you wanna email some of these emails out to your list and let them buy these products that way.  Maybe you wanna run an ad. Maybe you wanna do YouTube ads. You wanna do Facebook ads.  Maybe you wanna run an ad. But the point behind this whole video is that you don't have to come up with a product. You don't have to mail anything out. You don't have to do anything. All you have to do is promote somebody else's product. Now, how much can be made on these things? Well, you saw on that one offer, it was $145 on average. Now, imagine you spend 10 hours a week and you do your email list and you promote some stuff on social media and 10 people buy the product. Well, 10 times $145. That's almost $1,500 in a week, okay? 1,500 times four, $6,000 extra a month for not putting in a whole lot of effort. Now, the cool thing is about all these offers on ClickBank is that somebody else has put together all of the information. Somebody else has already tested the emails. 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My name is Zach Utz. I'm the Archivist and Public Historian for the History of Genomics Program at the National Human Genome Research Institute, or NHGRI. For the better part of this year, we at the History Program have been working with our colleagues in the communications and public liaison branch to develop several educational resources on the history of eugenics and scientific racism. This presentation will focus on how these resources came about and why we are engaging more in this space now. We have developed a fact sheet and an interactive timeline, more specifics on those to come. These resources are geared towards a general audience who has little or no former knowledge of the history and legacies of eugenics and scientific racism. They are available at our website, genome.gov. I'll break this talk into three different components. First, why did we develop these resources, decide to develop these resources? Second, what do these resources look like? And third, what other history educational resources should we develop in the future? So first, why did we develop these resources? A quick bit of backstory. The NHGRI was formerly known as the National Center for Human Genome Research, or NCHGR. It was founded in 1989 to help lead and coordinate what would become the publicly funded Human Genome Project, which officially began in 1990. The project took over a decade to complete and finished up in 2003. Aside from the mammoth task of mapping and sequencing the human genome, many people involved in the project wanted to understand the many ethical and social implications of acquiring new genetic and genomic information on humans. What are some of those implications? Even before the HGP, there was widespread concern that genomic sequencing could lead to a new era of eugenics. For example, bioethicists were aware of how past eugenic movements used genetics to ostracize historically marginalized groups and believes people would use information gleaned from the HGP to further marginalized and stigmatize certain groups. Many were also concerned that the HGP would usher in a new era of problematic behavior genetics, where genes would be used to explain certain behaviors and traits. HGP leaders and those in the larger scientific community also discussed whether employers or insurance groups could or would use genetic information to discriminate against individuals. What efforts has the NHGRI taken so far? In response to these concerns and other issues over genetic privacy, the NCHDR, now the National Human Genome Research Institute, founded the Ethical, Legal and Societal Implications Research Program in 1990 at the beginning of the HGP. Since its inception, the LC Research Program has funded research on all aspects of the social and ethical implications of genomics. This research includes the legacies of eugenics and scientific racism in the context of new and emerging genetic and genomic technologies. In fact, many of the images used in developing our new educational resources came directly from the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Eugenics Image Archive, which was funded in part by the LC Research Program. So why is NHGRI taking new efforts to develop educational resources? Even though the LC Program has spent a great deal of time in this space reckoning with the legacies of eugenics and scientific racism, these subjects were not something we have tackled much at all in our public-facing platforms. For example, there were essentially no mentions of either eugenics or scientific racism on genome.gov, nor did our talking glossary include a definition of either term. Given the complicated history of our institute's connection to founder and former director James Watson, well known for his overtly racist comments that recall some of the more insidious legacies of eugenics, it was important for us to make a more publicly facing engagement in this space. While my job title is archivist at the NHGRI's History of Genomics Program, I'm trained as a public historian. As such, I spend a lot of time working with our larger communications and public liaison branch, brainstorming effective ways to communicate complicated historical genetics and genomics-related issues to the wider public. Since joining the NHGRI in late 2018, I've spent a great deal of time with NHGRI historian Chris Donahue researching the history of eugenics. Recently, I participated in the anti-eugenics projects, legacies, reckonings, and futures event where Chris and I presented on our research on eugenics's Robert Cook and his connections to the NIH in the 1960s. Sometime toward the end of last year, we identified the deficit of any materials on eugenics and scientific racism. Around the same time, the History of Genomics Program was in the initial stages of planning this symposium. We felt this was a great opportunity for the History Program to work within our branch and the larger institute to develop new resources on these critical topics to help educate the public. The history of eugenics and scientific racism is very complicated, so we wanted to try to be very intentional in communicating about these important topics in a clear and concise way. The educational resources we have developed are very much geared towards a general audience who may or may not have much awareness of the history of eugenics or scientific racism. In our resources, we strove to convey the widespread popularity and longevity of eugenics, especially in the U.S. during the first half of the 20th century. We also wanted to convey that this history really isn't that far away from the present. For example, it's safe to assume that many people watching this right now were alive when forced sterilizations were still being performed in a number of states or that the majority of states had such legislation in the first place. Many people may also not realize that American eugenicists like Madison Grant were openly admired by Adolf Hitler or that sterilization laws in this country provided a blueprint for the Nazi state to implement its own system of eugenics or that many currently operating institutions, think tanks and publications in the U.S. and globally have direct historical connections to eugenicists. These are all areas and topics we explore in our educational resources. These efforts also line up with current and ongoing efforts from the NHGRI director, Dr. Eric Green, to promote diversity in the genomics workforce, including the recent appointment of Vince Bonham to deputy director of NHGRI. One of Vince's first actions was to create the Office of Training, Diversity, and Health Equity, or the Tide Office, which focuses on fostering diversity and health equity in genomics and genomic medicine. The issue of diversity in genomics has historically been a major area of concern. So what do these resources look like? This year we have developed two different resources on the history and legacies of eugenics and scientific racism, a fact sheet and an interactive timeline. Again, both resources live on genome.gov. On the screen, there are a few screenshots of our eugenics and scientific racism fact sheet, a bit of context, a big part of what the communications and public liaison branch at NHGRI does is develop fact sheets to communicate complex topics to a general audience. Our fact sheets are set up similarly to an FAQ. First, we outline the most important takeaways about a given subject, then we pose big fixer questions and try to provide clear and concise answers. For example, some recent fact sheets we have created focus on topics like informed consent and COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Our eugenics fact sheet follows the same format. It distills a lot of information about complicated and dense subject into an easily digestible and relatively short read while not glossing over the complexity or nuances. This fact sheet is evergreen and we'll live with our other fact sheets on genome.gov. In this document, we address several key issues related to the history and legacies of eugenics and scientific racism, including defining each term for a general audience, describing how eugenics originated in the late 19th century, what eugenics looked like, specifically within the US and how it was similar and dissimilar to other eugenics movements globally. We also discuss how the legacies of eugenics and scientific racism continue to affect the genomics community, such as the advent of new technologies like prenatal screening, which have the potential to create a new kind of eugenic reality where parents can selectively screen for subjective traits. Last, we discuss the ongoing work by the NHGRI and NIH at large to address and reckon with the legacies of scientific racism by actively promoting an inclusive and diverse genomics workforce. The NHGRI History of Genomics program is committed to continuing to explore these difficult topics to further develop ethical and equitable and historically informed uses of genomics. The second resource we have developed is an interactive timeline that details key events in the history of eugenics. While it details global elements, it focuses more specifically on the United States. We work closely with our web team to develop this new resource, which is more interactive and visually grabbing than previous timelines we have produced on Genome.gov. Alahasa Dot from our web team was kind enough to provide a few screenshots of the timeline for this presentation. I want to especially highlight the interactivity of this new design which allows for maximum user accessibility in either mobile or desktop settings. One important caveat, we acknowledge that this timeline isn't an all-encompassing history of the global eugenics movement. It focuses primarily on the eugenics movement and ideologies of scientific racism in the United States. Undoubtedly, this timeline misses events in individuals who were critical in the history of eugenics and scientific racism. Instead, this timeline is meant to be more of an introductory educational tool for anyone who is interested in these subjects but possesses little beforehand knowledge. The timeline begins with the origin of the term by Francis Galton in 1883 and moves through the emergence of the eugenics movement in the U.S. and the advent of forced sterilization in many of the states. Along the way, viewers get a sense of some of the more important figures in the movement, both domestically and internationally, including Charles Davenport and the establishment of major eugenics organizations, including the eugenics record office and the American eugenics society. We discuss how Nazi Germany implemented eugenics as well as the continuity of eugenics in the post-war period. The timeline aims to convey a sense of how pervasive and popular eugenics was in the United States by focusing on key events in the history of forced sterilization, which many states adopted. Importantly, we end this timeline with an eye towards the present and the recent developments in genomic technologies, including CRISPR-Cas9, which have raised concerns among ethicists and biologists that a new eugenics is always potentially on the horizon. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's image archive of the American eugenics movement graciously allowed NHGRI the use of its imagery for this resource. So in conclusion, NHGRI is committed to illuminating and addressing past injustices in genetics and genomics history. These two new resources on the history of eugenics and scientific racism are a first step. Going forward, the history of genomics program will look for ways to continue to provide important context for key moments in the history of genetics and genomics. We will prioritize elevating voices that have previously been silenced or left out of this conversation. Given the relative newness of genomics as a scientific field and its growing omnipresence in our lives, we recognize that there is still much history to be reckoned with beyond eugenics and its historical legacies. We plan to hold future events with the focus on different parts of this history that didn't receive as much attention as they deserved. We are also open to suggestions on how we can better tell these stories and what resources we should develop to accomplish this. Thank you.


No doubt, we all want to be treated right. We want to feel respected and influential. Being liked or respected makes us feel valued, and it gives us the influence we so much desire in our circle. It is because being well respected gives you reasonable control of things, and also makes people admire you anywhere you go. However, as much as we would like to be treated with respect by everyone, we do not have control over how others behave to us. We can't force everyone around us to respect us, but we can influence their decisions or reactions towards us. It means that if we can influence other people's response towards us, we can stop people from disrespecting us. The question now is, how can we influence their behavior? How can we get them to stop disrespecting us? Well, in this video, I'll share with you some tips to stop people from disrespecting you. If you are new here, consider subscribing so that you don't miss out on exciting videos like this. 1. Respect people even if they don't respect you. Let's face reality. When someone disrespects you, your natural reaction will mostly be to disrespect them in return. However, retaliating messes up the entire situation instead of fixing it. So when you find yourself thinking or planning how to disrespect them in return, it's a sign that you have been hurt whether emotionally, professionally or logistically. 2. Respecting about retaliation is your brain's way of deciding a defense mechanism that will keep you from being hurt in the future. So instead of reacting that way, stop the thing for a bit about your response. Here's what your reaction should be. Respect them. You see, every one of us silently wishes to be respected by all, even in places where we do not necessarily deserve to be respected. We seek recognition and the respect that comes with it. For instance, the reason why you are watching this is that you want people to treat you with respect wherever you go. So think about it. How about you act on this general need? Since you know that every other person is like you in this regard, they also want to be respected, then maybe it's time you started respecting them and earning their respect. Now, respect isn't all about playing cool and acting all nice to people. Respect is a positive feeling or action shown to what someone important. It conveys a sense of admiration for good or valuable qualities and it is also the process of honoring someone by exhibiting care, concern or consideration for their needs or feelings.  2. Improve your communication skill. Sometimes, the reason why people disrespect us is because of our manner of communication. For instance, you made a person for the first time, but because of how they spoke to you, you don't want to have anything to do with them. You probably want to give them a piece of your mind so that they'll know better than to repeat that the next time. What just happened? Well, somebody's mode of communication was so bad, the other person felt disrespected. So even though they don't know each other before, they don't want to have anything to do with each other. You see, having good communication skills means that you can convey your feelings, ideas and thoughts in a clear and well understood manner. It means that you can deliver your message effectively in a way that helps you have more influence and network, builds a successful career and helps you form a better relationship with people around you, which in turn yields respect. Effective communication isn't all about conveying your message, but your ability to listen carefully to others while keeping an open mind to their suggestions and opinion. Also, effective communication skills will help you become a good leader, which in turn earns you the respect you deserve. 3. Add value to people's lives. Do you know why you respect your employer or any other prominent person around you? It's because they add value to your life, whether financially, intellectually or career-wise. For instance, have you ever wondered why our teachers from back in the days, preschool or high school, have unique places in our hearts? With so many years down the line, bumming into them at any point in time, we want to just hug them, kiss them, care for them and make them feel good. Why? Simple. They added value to our lives. People tend to respect those who are willing to help and add value to other people's lives. It means that you are eager and ready to take responsibilities, sharing other people's problems and learn a helping hand. When you do this, you become someone that people will like to listen to and come for your advice when in need of one. 4. Learn how to handle anger and other forms of emotion. When experiencing some sort of anger towards something or someone or when you are stressed or pressurized as a result of deadlines to meet or a specific task or even financial obligations to fulfill, it is inevitable to experience some emotional rush or tension. However, knowing how best to handle or manage these situations and not lash out on people around you will put you in people's good books as someone who deserves to be respected. Although, we all make mistakes from time to time. It is crucial to remember that no one likes to stay around people who have a hard time putting their emotions on the check for fear of being attacked or being used as a dumping site for those emotions. 5. Set clear and reasonable boundaries. People disrespect those in so many ways without even realizing it. For instance, they might encroach on your time, taking away time you value without regard to your loss. They might share things with others that are rightfully kept just between the two of you or you might consider the manner of communication demeaning, unkind or insulting, even though they don't mean to sound that way. So what do you do to prevent future occurrences? You need to set clear boundaries, healthy relationships establish appropriate boundaries to ensure mutual respect and accountability. Boundaries are not meant to restrict, but to set free. So be open enough to state what you like and what you don't, but be as polite as possible when you do so. 6. Call the person out on their behavior. Do you know how you try to avoid people who are disrespectful to you? Well, in some cases you can always avoid them. So in such a situation, it's best to address the situation directly. So have a conversation about what is going on with the person involved. The person might not realize how hurtful his or her actions are to you. When you call them out on their behavior, it will give them a chance to apologize and try to be more polite. 7. Show empathy. Showing empathy requires you try and understand why someone is disrespectful to you. Perhaps that person is dealing with a difficult situation in their personal life or is feeling overwhelmed by deadlines that are piling up at work. Finding a way to show them that you understand and care about them and what they are going through will make them feel more connected to you and respect you better. To get people to stop disrespecting you, you have to 1. Respect them and resist their urge to disrespect them in return. 2. Remove your communication skills. Perhaps they don't like how you talk to them. 3. Become valuable to them. Nobody wants to always be around people who take from others all the time with nothing useful to give out. A healthy relationship involves giving and receiving. 4. Learn how to handle your emotions so that you don't keep pushing people away with your adverse reactions to things. 5. Make your boundaries clear to them. 6.  However, make sure you do this as politely as you can. 7. Be empathetic that just might be going through a rough patch. Thank you very much for watching our videos. If you like this video, watch more videos on our channel and subscribe. We love you.


Hello there welcome to my cargo pants collection video y'all are always asking about a closet tour Nasja made a similar video like this for a denim collection that seems like a lot of work Okay, that video would probably be like 50 minutes, and I don't want to edit that just being real with you guys I am totally winging this video I normally script my videos so if I miss something or if you guys have a question about something leave it in the Comments down below and I'll answer all your guys's questions give this video a thumbs up Let's talk about my cargo pants brought to you by the Ridge wallet Let's just get started with the cheapest pair of cargo pants money can buy I think I don't know But these are the wrangler cargo pants you can get these for 20 bucks 20 bucks on Amazon or 20 bucks at Walmart Totally up to you depends on your situation in New York City. There is no Walmart. So how to pick this up from Amazon This is basically a straight cut cargo in a slate gray wash already comes kind of like a has a wash look to it Which is really cool, and it's also stretchy and you guys saw me wearing this when I collaborated with frugal on the Nike Dunks video. I really love these cargo pants. They're 20 bucks They're great starter cargo pants for anyone who's new to streetwear or street fashion, or we just want a cheap pair of cargo pants Why not take out is here? So I'm gonna take a break support local support local All right after some good Chinese food these next two cargo pants are from essentials. These are very Minimalistic there's nothing really really special about this. He's having more slim cut look But you guys don't really have to worry about this much because I don't think they are selling them at the moment Onto the next these are the Nike SB FTM cargo pants. So there's a lot of fur on it because of a soca But I saw these on instagram by a pro skater. His name is Siwa Siva. I don't know how to pronounce it Okay, he's a really dope skater and he wears these pants all the time So these are very stretchy breathable, and they have a more relaxed fit to it So it'll complement a lot of streetwear outfits along with just skating in general So I definitely recommend these pants if you guys could pick it up They're a little bit on the pricier side around 80 bucks But trust me it is worth it. The the fit's nice. It's very breathable And I got these in a size medium by the way and also if you guys are wondering I am 5756 pounds and my waist is around a 29 and 30 So I flip flop between them depending on the brand next up. We have the Levi's cargo pants These are really dope. I picked these up because I thought they were the good and skate fits They're not good for skating. They aren't stretching at all They're really just good for streetwear outfits These have a more slim straight cut to it and what I really like about it is the color of it It's more of a khaki color but not too, you know, brown. It's kind of more gray So I wore these in a more monochromatic type of fits, you know with some olive And I kept a gray theme to it with the Nike SB dunks. These are really dope I definitely recommend these if you guys would pick it up. They were on sale They were 30 bucks because Levi's always has a sale going on. So I don't think they're 30 bucks now But yeah, keep that in mind. Also, I have my Richie Lee cargo pants They're in the closet somewhere. I can't seem to find it But they were sent over to me by Tan and Richie. Big shout out to them They're really dope cargo pants. I just don't um prefer wearing snap cargo at the moment I'm just not a fan of snap cargo. That's just uh, that's just me But speaking of snap cargo, I do have a pair of snap cargo. It's kind of funny This is the ASRV snap cargo pants for working out. It's mainly for fitness These do have a waterproof DWR coating to it, I believe So they are waterproof good for precipitation So I'm going to wear these a lot whenever I go for runs if it does rain I'm still going to go for a run this summer. I'm going to start cutting soon So I got this in a size medium and yes, these do have a snap. I think it's a little tacky I'll be honest, um, but I bought it for the performance reasons There's also a 3m ASRV logo right here. So great for running as well at night But I bought it because I'm gonna make an athleisure video. Next Cargos are from ASRV as well. These are actually cargo pants I really love and I wear them all the time for working out and just regular fits So they're sweats, but they do have a nice cut and fitment to it These are the strap cargoes. So the cargo pockets are right here They have a snap button hardware and they do have a zipper to it as well very secure You have an adjustable strap. They're pretty dope. So those are the main cargo pants just for general streetwear outfits I did have a lot more cargo pants But I decided to donate them to goodwill just because I just didn't wear them that much because I actually prefer Wearing these ones over here. These are all my tech wear cargo pants, you know, just to keep it plain and simple They're mainly just functional cargo pants. All right. So this first one is from Nike ACG This was on sale. It was 99 bucks. Actually, yeah, Nike. They were having a sale for 44% off It's completely sold out now. I believe so a lot of you guys missed it You guys heard me talk about these pants all the time I don't want to go too deep into it But these are dope because they have an adjustable belt built in they do have a little belt loop for hanging your keys Unfortunately, you can't put your own belt to it which kind of sucks and they have a zipper pocket right here zipper cargo pockets inside also has a Keyring which is really dope and a few other pockets and over here is a velcro cargo pockets But what I really love about these is just the way this is cut So it has a more straight cuts fits in around the thigh area and then it nicely tapers off towards the ankle area And just so you guys know, this is a size small You want to look at Nike sites and see what they recommend They say on the site that it is a relaxed cut to it So just from my experience with these other cargo pants from Nike ACG Is better to size down and I'm glad I size down because they are still somewhat baggy a little bit around the You know buttocks area, but I like how it tapers off not too tightly not all tech wear cargo pants need to be waterproof I know I've probably kind of preached that in the past But what tech wear really is is about functionality performance and aesthetics, right? So this one while it's not waterproof, you actually preferably would want breathability sometimes with some waterproofing It's not as breathable unless it's made out of Gore-Tex or some other materials But these ones are super breathable have an articulating knee adjustable belts like I said So these are actually great pants for hiking, you know, it's gonna suit that hiker core gorp core type of vibe I'm definitely gonna take this with me hiking whenever I get to do that Upstate New York or if I go back home to New Mexico now before we move on to the next cargo pants This video is sponsored by the ridge wallet. 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So thank you ridge wallet for sponsoring this video Thank you guys for the support and let's check out the next cargo pants next cargo pants are some of my favorite cargo pants ever All right, these are the deploy cargo pants from fall winter 2018 This was actually nike lab acg during the time and these are very sought after because this was the last time Or else and you put his inputs in nike lab acg. These are still selling for over retail value I believe these were 180 at the time. I'm not too sure, but they still sell for like 200 bucks So I got the black one in an extra small and I got the olive one in a small the small is still too big I'm glad I got an extra small on the black one, but the small on the olive ones It's still way too big. So if you guys ever get to pick these up definitely size down one or two sizes It depends you got to know your body a little bit But these cargo pants are great because these ones are actually waterproof They are breathable a lot of performance to it and you can take it out for hikes if it rains during your hike And some really cool features about this is it does have a modular pocket. So you can take the pocket detach it Stick it inside the main pocket and now you have a clean minimalistic look to it Or you can go for the cargo pants look which I always leave the cargo pockets out Just because I like the look of it and these ones do come with belt loops So you can add your own belt to it and the ankle is adjustable. So there's this elastic Bands thing with a button and you just stick it through you can you can taper it or you can leave it more relaxed fitting So a lot of functionality with these you can wear these with more slim sneakers or more chunky sneakers You just got to adjust the ankle cuff. So I definitely recommend picking these up if you guys ever get the chance to I don't ever see it whenever I'm walking the streets of new york I still don't see it ever these cargo pants they come from orbit gear Normally you guys know that I talk about orbit gear a lot and I talk about their accessories So I have their face masks their messenger bags their sling bags and all that Bet you didn't know that they make shell jackets and they also make cargo pants So these ones unfortunately they aren't waterproof, but they are incredibly breathable Perfect for summertime even though they are black cargo pants. You can just feel it in the material It kind of has a track jacket type of feeling to it. You know, like the adidas track jackets So this has a more slim cut to it. It's not baggy like the nike acg cargos that tapers off It's slim almost a whole way down and I think there's 12 pockets with these cargos. It's kind of crazy There's a zipper pocket right here some A main pocket right here. There's also the cargo pocket with a magnetic Clasp so there's already three pockets right there the main pockets back pockets There's so many this also has this thing right here where you can buy mods from orbit gear And you can attach it onto this orbit gear has a ton of mods where you can add more functionality You can hold a water bottle really dope I have yet to get some but I will capitalize on that soon these next three cargos are from 511 tactical I always recommend 511 tactical for anyone It's a great hybrid between streetwear and techwear because you get a lot of performance with it The aesthetics as well, but it suits more so streetwear. It depends on how you style it So this one is the khaki one. I don't really wear this too much I've always found khaki a little hard to wear But i'm starting to step out of my comfort zone and trying trying it out These one right here are the 511 tactical apex cargo pants 511 tactical is just known for outdoorsy activities You know shooting hiking and all that good stuff What's so great about these is you can wear these for workwear you can wear these for techwear You can wear these for streetwear outfits So it has a straight cut to it's articulating knee very very stretchy And it does have a Teflon coating making it water resistant and they're super breathable as well perfect for summer And in an emergency there is a secret pocket back here where you can put a handcuff key If you're ever in a bad situation if they ever happen to you there's a little pocket right here Little pocket right there and you can put your key a handcuff key in there Anything you want and also what I love about these is there's extra pockets for whenever you go to the shooting range You can have extra magazines right here, which is cool But the best part is there is extra material right here There's extra stitching and extra material because a lot of people put their knives in their pockets And if you're like me and your jeans have been destroyed from just you know a pocket knife This will solve that issue You just stick your knife there and it won't damage it as fast cargo pockets are zipper pockets There's plenty more pockets inside as well for magazines. I wear these more for streetwear outfits But if I ever wear them in a tech fit, I'm always wearing them with boots But just in general I just get in these because they're stretchy breathable and functional So definitely recommend these ones and the last pair of tech cargo pants are the steven cargoes from reindeer lusion You guys know I've worked with unit in before where they host reindeer lusion These were my first cargo pants that had additional functionality than just pockets So these ones have 3m scotch guard making it waterproof There's a built-in belt to it and a ton of pockets. It's very simple. They do have straps to it But I don't really prefer wearing straps. That's just my personal preference The ankle is adjustable as well with a zipper Which is really cool And I actually prefer that because if I ever want to wear chunky sneakers like sb dunks or air force ones You can adjust it to that or if I want to wear slim sneakers like the van slip-on you can taper it What sucks about them and I'm just being honest is they aren't very breathable So these are a no go in the summertime before the wintertime because they're not breathable They're pretty decent. But yeah, that's basically all my cargo pants since you guys have been asking I have a ton of other items. So let me know what you guys want to see next in terms of my collection I have a sneaker collection already I have now my cargo pants collection if you guys want to see like my jackets and all that Just let me know in the comments down below I'm gonna try and leave a bunch of links in the description box If you guys ever want to pick any of these up and if I can find it If you guys haven't already followed me on instagram and tick tock I'm starting to upload there now at fly with johnny tie give this video a thumbs up And subscribe to this channel. I'll see you guys next time


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