Introduce the main lady herself. We are right now on dsdv channel three seven six tell a friend to tell a friend to tell a Friend if you're a lover of hip-hop you can always cut this on your dsdv box Every single Thursday from 7 a.m. To 10 a.m.  Only to a cashee, but oh Carrie Boussana miss cashee and your camera is number four. Do you have a mic? All right Your camera is number four and no people have been looking for this as soon as we posted the poster on our social media You didn't even send it to me. We didn't send you the poster. All right I think somebody's gonna get punished after this my producer. Did you hear? Anyway, the post is all over social media, but I think I tagged you in one Did you if you get a lot of tags? Oh, yeah, maybe you might miss one or two First before we carry on have you ever seen a breakfast show that plays hip-hop music? This is actually very good. This is your first one Yeah, all right. Yeah You can introduce yourself a camera for what's up?  So in high school first form my first name was very common So guys just decided to like shorten it make it cute But I like that that it birthed your stage name today and you're very aggressive in this hip-hop game Representing for the girl child So miss cashee You went to precious blood right I did national school It was actually provincial by the best in the country at the time So the best provincial school in the country back then. All right, so I'm back then it's not 30 years ago But right now it's a national school, right? I think so because I don't think they could have Promoted the rest of the schools and leave out precious blood. All right, so After precious blood you went to the University of Nairobi. Yes And then you went to strap more. Yeah, I actually went to strut more fast and precious blood. What did you study in campus? I did finance my pesa to All right, so Before I went to to business school. I went to a college in Town in the CBD called Kamata music school Well, I wanted to do production first and acoustic guitar and then now yeah, I just became a rapper All right, the reason I'm asking all these questions. Did you always want to be a rapper back in precious blood? No, I wanted to be a dj He stole your dream and Wanted to be a doctor then I wanted to be a dj then I wanted to be a producer Then I wanted to be a guitar player and then yeah, I just Passions and I just change switch around as you grow up and then my interest in rap really grew after high school So I just went with it. So have you tried playing the guitar? I do play you do play Yes, so you actually achieved one of those dreams. I did DJing. Is this something you're looking to do? Maybe later. Maybe later All right, I like this so much but still you stuck to your books Is this something that you loved or your parents were giving you pressure? They didn't give me pressure from a young age I had that Drive to you know to study. I liked studying I I feel like if I'm actually planning to do my masters very soon So it's not something that was forced on me It's something that I feel is very important not just for me But for the generations after me and for everyone if you have the opportunity to study and go to school You do it. You take it. It's very important. It grows your mind. It It grows your heart.  I don't call it a break Maybe you're cooking cooking cooking or you're going through life But then you came back with another one. Yeah produced by Rico beat directed by Mike Lollipi Mike Lollipi. Yeah. All right Rico is my producer He he does more than production. He's become my friend and we work really really well together He has dope beats. Just check him out. Rico beats. Mr. 808. Yeah, all right, Rico beats. Mr. 808 Instagram palaea co YouTube posting videos of tutorials and masterclasses making beats is quite a cool guy He has made so many hits and very talented very talented as well So are you looking to work with Rico beats for now and just drop some more bangers for us from Rico beats? Studio definitely. Yeah, of course. All right, so Your song Mikasa Sukasa Really, I don't want to say brought you to the Lamelight because maybe some people knew you before that song. You're already freshman For homeboys you made it to the list. I did before that song. Yes, all right But this song puts you on that on that give me a wider audience. Give me a bigger platform Yeah, so like More people could recognize what I do and that I can actually do this. Yeah, it did I don't know if you've had of open info space. I I have made a reaction to yourself. Yeah, they did What did you think about it? It was how did it make you feel like it was it was really cool I liked it a lot of people people tagged me on it. Also, they also talked to me. They're cool guys I like what they do I appreciate them because it's not easy just like taking your time to go through people's videos and be honest About them. So that they had positive feedback to give me and to give like everyone else. We did the Track was doing from the producer to the rapper and to yourself as well And then moving forward a lot has happened ever since you dropped that song Yeah, a lot has happened. Yeah. Yeah, life time times Yeah, a lot has happened. I want to talk about something in particular. You have a son now I do Breaker in the week. I was blessed Good boy, he's very calm. He gives me an easy time. Yeah, do you think he's going to be a rapper?  I want to fill you into in your footsteps. Then death. I'll definitely support whatever If you want to go into finance also always If you want to be a pilot, I'll just be there to push him and support his dreams All right talking about the things you've been through the things you've learned. Yeah, first I'd like to ask do you think it's tougher for ladies in the music industry in particular hip-hop? It's very tough and I emphasize it's very tough first of all because of the Acceptance By media, thanks for having me by the way, but 254 we are live on DSTV now by the way Yeah Acceptance by the media The people also in general. It's very difficult first, you know being a woman There's always things that come before you. They'll be like one try I Why do you sound like this? I'll take you back to the basics. I have sisters and I could be let my mom could let me play outside Yeah, a little bit later, but my sisters were kept in the house to protect them for some reasons So it starts at a very early age, but you can kind of So that's I think that's Same same with me like I have also have a few brothers. I have Yeah, I have a few brothers. I have cousins. I have people after Coming after me because I'm the eldest and I saw the same thing, but I think it's a societal kind of mentality It's a thing with society Women you as a woman you have there's a lot of questions that will come before the music You can stand and in whatever not just in music, but in whatever field you there's like wow But you're a woman wow, but there's always that kind and it's not very There's it's not very positive, but also we have Will I say we have more responsibilities, but like I'm a mom now Because you know women are the home makers you have to be home you have to You turn houses to homes And then you have to be a mom you have to keep walking you have to you know Make sure everything is running fine in your world and in the world in general. So By the time you even find time to do music people are like see you just go to an office and work See you just So it's tougher for women you see so also I have a different thing I was thinking about also Did I forget it all right, but yes, we agree on one thing it's tougher for women All right, so there's this aspect of objectification of women Especially when it comes to hip-hop It's very easy. It's very easy to go on YouTube find a hip-hop track and See some booty shaking Some half naked women and then this is something that you're not actually doing or particularly doing So tell me what you think about object Objectification of women in hip-hop and why you chose this particular genre that is accused of objectifying women It's I Think first of all, that's what people would like to consume Would you like to consume yourself? Myself myself being part of that. Yes, like I get shocked You know, you let people be them you let people do them If you feel like you want to expose some parts of your body and you're confident with it I will not do it, but and I won't condemn you for doing it, but At the end of the day, if you feel that's working for you do it, but I wouldn't encourage girls to Do that because I wouldn't I have younger sisters and it would be a shocker for me It would even break my heart to see Some There's and you know, also I have parents. I have people who look at me and respect me I have people I would want to respect I have a kid now and I would there's a way I would like to raise him to look at women and to treat women And there's some things I would like for him to realize this is respectable and this isn't so I can't do that I can't need some guidance.  Give us the theory part of it I will raise him to be very respectful to understand that women are first your first of all a person You're a human being first of all a person You're first of all a human being me and you are human beings first of all And then then then comes the issue that you're a guy and that I'm a woman The same respect he will expect from people is the same respect He should accord people and when it comes to women there is He should respect women because first of all we are very powerful and that's why I and he came from a woman He came from a woman, but other than that he came from a mind, but but There is the There's the you have to be mature about some things I'll teach him how to be mature about some things how to handle situations in ways that is acceptable How he would like to be proud of himself That's why I feel like I have to be very powerful right now in everything that I say in what I stand for in what I mean Because I know I'm raising someone and I want him to come into a better world and I want him to also leave Leave a legacy and live in a better world Wonderful wise words from Kashi herself live on why in the morning hip-hop Thursday Don't forget to interact with us white for four channel on Twitter What for for underscore channel on Instagram invite for a phone Facebook don't forget the hashtag as well Hashtag why in the morning hashtag hip-hop Thursday and where we are here with miss Kashi. They call a cashier She calls us out cashier as well.  Yeah, it's it's pretty brilliant No, because what is about to happen next is a game Yes, okay, we are taking you to the dungeon of Ayana's Mm-hmm. So are you ready for this game? maybe This game is called Kashi versus the people. All right, so we are going to be something some of the comments on YouTube On your song and then you can respond to them Live on white if I for live on why in the morning, but as they line them up I think they land them up already. We have one right behind you. So Yes, I don't know if we can project it on the other screen as well But as they try to do that, all right, yes Do you eat carrots? I do. Oh, so you can see you. Yes. All right. Do you can read this out loud for us? Come on, you find what OG and you came to hate on Kashi then realize the track is actually dope gonga like And now Nakuna 555 likes up on you 555 people came to hate by they found Kashi Has mad skill and it has 26 replies as well and 500 and something likes this is massive success on a song because a Comment having all this traction is really powerful. What do you think about this comment Kashi? First of all, shout out to Mike as well. I don't know why you would come to hate it's just My head But then shout out to you and thank you for Bringing that out and thank you for bringing all those reactions because maybe many people only one of Kira the same thing But they couldn't air it. So you you thanks. Thanks. I think I even pinned it. Yeah, thank you This is this comment really touched your heart. It did it did because I didn't I didn't know that people were coming to hate I didn't know that You coming to my page the purpose is to hate but then you came to hate and just realize When you drop this song you That things you anticipated the things you could foresee That things you could prophesy. Is there anything that has surprised you ever since you drop this? As we look forward to the other comment There's there's There's okay, I predicted a bit of resistance And that's that's come in a fair amount It's not come as hard as I thought it would come people are really kind out here. People are very supportive and very encouraging The that also really surprised me because I thought I would struggle a bit I thought I would struggle a bit with also the media part of it But everyone has been really well receptive and that's that's really great for me that that really moves me Yes, wonderful. Kashi we got to move on to the next comment now Maybe you can read it out loud for us I'm a fan of both Whatever happened in between is none of my business, but this jam is lit. Thank you Thank you. Tell us what you think about that comment right there Is this the mentality he wants Kenyans to have in general? I guess so because everyone has their own art and the fact that you appreciate art across the board is very Is a good thing. It's a good thing. Yeah, so that's a very positive comment Wonderful. All right on to our next comment now And this is quite long Might be really tech. Can you read it out loud for us merchants? So alright so It goes something like anyone else was expecting a new song after she's been Going from studio to studio speaking trash about oji. Anyway, I go down. I compare Hmm, I compare her to serious female rappers like Petra. See you go by and see Jareeb who beef oji He would have come as ishi oji is equals 50 cent. You must Lose in the beef. Yeah, wow the spelling though. I'm a Kenya. I see me could hang on Who you mama taffa darling goma a code on him when you're a code on Kittu motto Quahy goma here Papa Jones beef a blablabla blablabla. All right me or Ben's too Oh Ben's too. Yeah, all right I'll this this is the kind of thing actually expected people thought I was coming to beef So this is very this is a very poor quality of thought. Sorry to say we cliff This is very very shallow of you and also, but anyway, thanks for viewing and thanks for the comment Yeah, thanks Anna but There's always the people who just come to talk for the sake of talking. There's the I Can't even call them haters. It's not hate. It's just What is it it's it's just it shows like you Yeah, I just it's a measure of your IQ because personally when I don't like something and if you're my friend I'll air it but if I don't know you and like I'll go to YouTube to drop a comment I don't but anyway, it's it's fine It's part of the feedback that I actually expected people thought I was coming to beef But that's not the case. Like I just came out from a really bad place a really bad place and I Grew myself from that and I was just I just like it's not gonna bring me down So my what I came to do is speak my truth and say this is what happened to me But you know what I've moved on from that and I'm a better person now. I'm stronger. I can do my own music I can stand for myself. I can stand on my own. I can do my own things I'm powerful enough to do that and I owe that not just to myself But to the people around me because people around you. Yeah, because it got to a point where I asked myself Is it worth it to lose myself? And what will happen to the people who care about me the people who love me the people who believe in me So it wasn't worth it. So I left it and I just came out to say it and Move on from that like this happened at this point in my life now moving on to other things You know now I'm doing music now. I'm doing that and I'm doing that But there's always the people who who who don't understand the people who don't understand they weren't there with me They don't know what I went through. So they just come to talk for the sake of just Talking and hating and thinking it's beef. I'm not trying to be with anyone. I'm just speaking my truth And the response from that has been very deep There's people who understand like the message is getting to the right people and that is something I really appreciate It's getting to the people who understand what I'm trying to say and they're Maybe they might they might not if they don't get it It's not for them, but they're right people understand what I'm trying to say. So it's okay. Oh, yes Yes, I like that but we have another comment. So maybe you can read this out loud for us I don't know whether it's a video quality or lighting, but something is off I expected more ones after Mikasa. Anyway, go good. Good. You're back or something good. It's good. You're back It's good. You're back. So this is hating and loving in the same sense. Fiona. Thank you. Thank you for that This was actually is a video quality or lighting My video guys are very dope my clolli pee Maybe the lighting something is off But you know what? It's that it's my first project after a long time of it and I was actually telling you I did it on the fourth of Feb So there's there's always room for growth. So thank you for that. That's something we can work on that's something We can do better. I expected more ones are from after Mikasa. So Kasa Mikasa was also very a very What it was random? It wasn't actually the best Exactly, it wasn't the best quality Outfit is Everything that I've done so far. I think everything you know me for is pretty chill and very random She'll and random is your style and that is what you go for. I think we've come to the end of Kashi versus the people she did well, maybe we can clap for her She almost beat the All right, all right, all right Kashi. So back to you now before we play the next game. We're full of games here today But before we play the next game, what more should we expect from cash? I have a lot of projects coming up Some which are very interesting most a lot all of them actually very interesting but some are more interesting than others So that should come in 2019 There's also I promise consistency because in a drop here again with women you go You go and I come again. So this year I will try my best to be very consistent with the music with the videos and Improve on the things that you guys give me feedback about also. There's The movement part of it because I was telling you earlier from the feedback people have been giving me before this was a story about Just me and liberating myself and saying my student moving on but I've realized that a lot of people Actually are going through the same thing or have gone through the same things or are trying to get over or Know someone who's going through some of these things. So They there's gonna there's definitely gonna be something I'll do about that And if I can speak for people who won't speak for themselves Or can't speak for themselves or would want to but don't have the platform then I will do that Wonderful. We love that miss Kashi. I need to Kashi. They call him Kashi. She still calls herself Kashi and Yes, if I take your phone right now Yeah, and Get to the music player. What am I gonna find a lot of nashinsky? There's a lot of blinky Blinky bill. There's a bit me there's What and then now a lot of R&B Inspiration from this low Okay, so we are on to our next game and this one is called rate the bar So we're going to give you some bars from songs. Maybe you've heard before Okay Yes, and then you're going to rate the bar Out of ten and then we'll tell you the artist or the person who's responsible for the bar. So the bar is right Right behind you. I Have seen it. I love it. Oh, you love it. All right. Yes So it goes something like me mean is you know, cool. I love that is a goons and a babacco All right, Gary cool. Wow.  Yeah. All right. So this one you give a 10 What is the name of the artist my people? Reveal this reveal this this is nashinsky the name of the song is Wait Okay Hey, you guys used to cheat so Nice one so nashinsky gets a 10 from kashi, uh, the name of the song is free and uh, this is rate the bar with kashi Let's go to the next bar All right, so we have the bar go something like, uh You think it's time for me to sigh out Had a all right Wow the spellings Maybe you can read it for us Oh this this I give a Oh, you know the lines. Yeah. Yeah. Um, this I give a I don't know. Maybe you can read it out loud first first before you rate it So we can internalize it. Can the viewers see it? Yes, they can see it right now. Okay What do I give it let me give it a 10 At 10. Yeah, let me give it a 10 You're very generous with these things All right, let's reveal the artist and the name of the song It's uh, ha Be tits by calligraph jones Yeah, so you knew the song before yes. Yeah, oh you already knew the song. Yes, and you respect the bars Uh, yeah, I do you do respect the bars. All right. I never saw this coming.  All right. I like that So you give the oji the oji gets 10 Yeshinsky gets 10 and then now we have another one. Uh, that is lined up Uh, maybe you can project it on screen Yes So could you see any pojo mere sitaki his old deals So if any, uh, spending my co-heal you need tabaki koa koa rail Nakilla track Yeah, Q. Ah Niuwazi, which I feel Niuwazi a co-full Zazi like hell Nina Nina McGeek a comma Masika Nina is she mika nasio Kanji by x well you can go moment. All right. How many marks would you give this could just get a pojo Me a stack. He's a deals At 10 at 10. Yes. No, we can't play this game with you anymore. People have to fail at least on time All right, let's reveal the name of the artist and the name of the song Yes, speedy q. This is by feed q. Uh from Tanzania Yeshinsky gets a 10 the oji gets a 10 and feed q gets a 10 That's why you're not a teacher Hey, pop me culture. I love and Uh, because uh, I respect everyone in the game and writing is not easy Writing is not the easiest thing. So everyone who is able to write something and it comes out really dope respect to them Respect to them. So there are no songs that you've ever listened to and said, uh, the writing is trash, man They could have done better. There's those ones. I should have looked for those ones Before we play direct the bar but on to as we wrap this up miss kashi If your team or the og's team was to reach out to your team Would you consider working with them again considering the success of mikasa? Mikasa was a really dope thing. It was a really dope jam People are still bumping to it right now. So it worked out really well for both of us Um, I would think about it Yes, you'd think about it. I would think about it Are you a christian by chance? I am I am a lot of things. I believe in god I believe in the universe. I live I believe in love. All right. You believe in love All right. So you think about it. There's no heart feelings. That's what you're trying to say What i'm saying is people are trying to get me wrong I just went through a hard time And I I left There are things that were causing problems in my life physically emotionally mentally For for myself and I did better for myself. I'm in a good place right now And I am in a place where I'm powerful enough to speak about it to even do music to move on and If anything I'm fine. I'm fine. So music is music. That's the business aspect of it And if we could do a jam as great as mikasa Um Then if anything else were to come up, I would definitely think about it. I have no beef You have no beef. Yeah All right in your new song at the Buzz that you do in meru Kiki meru. Niki meru, right? Oh, so you're from meru. I'm from meru. You're from meru county. Meru and yeri. I'm your moare All right. Do you chew by the way? No, you don't chew Is that just do you type? Why? It's our culture. All right. So, uh, tell me more about this Why are you trying to incorporate meru in your apps now? Or you've always been doing this. No, I haven't this is the first time actually a friend of mine was just like Oh, so you do something in meru and they we laughed about it as a joke But I thought about it and I was like, oh, yeah, okay I could try and it came out really really well because I I was I was anxious about rhyming in Meru, but it worked out and my social loves it And your friends from meru as well love it Yes, definitely. Thanks guys. I've been seeing you. I've been seeing you. Thank you. Thank you so much All right, miss kashi. It's about that time. Tell them your social media handles before we can introduce your song But before we introduce your song, obviously you have to show some skill You have to support it by dj raj is here to show some some skill you can give us a few bars But your social media handles first Miss dot cashy m i double s dot cashy on Instagram Miss cashy on twitter Or night or underscore cash you tiny pattern. I don't Know pia night work cashy on instagram or tiny pattern. I You tube miss cashy. I'm a tough little night work cash you type at the angle my angle I don't have a facebook, but I hear there's a lot of a lot going on about me on facebook I haven't seen it guys. I'm so sorry, but come on in bio back in a come on if it's bring it over to my twitter And my instagram and my youtube. Yes. Wonderful. So, uh, dj rajas Do you have some instrumental that miss cashy can flex on for us not really a freestyle Anything you've written before freestyle just four or six bars max or eight Before we can play the song you have to grace this stage for us You have to grace we are finally on ds tv now on channel 376. We have to do something about it, you know, all right


The Sea of Galilee Although not a real sea, it has remained named as such due to the staunch traditions, mainly religious which have grown and flourished from around its shores. The first century historian, Flavius Josephus for example, was so impressed by the areas surrounding the Sea of Galilee, he once wrote, quote, one may call this place the ambition of nature. Having a thriving fishing industry around the lake, with well over 200 boats regularly working the waters, archaeologists have since discovered only one such fishing vessel, found in 1986. It has been nicknamed the Jesus boat. According to Christian religion, much of the ministry of Jesus Christ himself actually occurred upon the shores of the Sea of Galilee, and a recent discovery within the waters themselves has continued to perplex specialists within the area. Astounding all who have been exploring said discovery, and weighs an estimated 60,000 tons according to researchers. An astonishing size, making it much heavier than any of our modern day warships. Rising nearly 32 feet out of the ancient sea's sediment, it also has a diameter of about 230 feet. Stonehenge for example, which is an impressive ancient structure in its own right, has an outer stone circle diameter of only half that. Just discovered in 2003 using sonar exploration of the southwest portion of the sea, divers have since been down to investigate the presumably ancient structure, writing regarding their finds within the latest issue of International Journal of Nautical Archaeology. Researcher Yitzhak Paz, antiquities authority, and Ben Gurion University, believes it could date back more than 4,000 years, quote, the more logical possibility is that it belongs to the 3rd millennium BC, because there are other megalithic phenomena from that time that are found close by, Paz told LiveScience.com in an interview, noting that those sites are associated with fortified settlements. Could it be that this is where the peoples of Bet-Europe buried and honored their dead? Is this a proverbial city of the dead, or something else entirely? As more research is undertaken, it is only a matter of time before we understand this amazing structure for what it truly once was. We will of course keep you posted. Thanks for watching guys, and until next time, take care. Within the country of Ethiopia, some seriously old megalithic ruins can be found. Many of unknown age. For example Tia, located in the Sado region of Ethiopia. An archaeological marvel, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, remarkable for its large stone pillars. But imagine the surprise of initial explorers when they stumbled across an entire church, in the shape of a temple across, completely carved out of the ground. Made of a type of volcanic tuft, I'm sure its initial rediscovery would have come with considerable archaeological interest. Who could have carved such a structure, straight out of the rock, or indeed why? It is known as the Church of Saint George, and is largely thought to have been constructed around 1200 AD, yet, alas, no one really knows. The Church of Saint George is one of 11 monolithic churches in Lalibela, a city in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. Originally named War War, the historical and religious area was named Lalibela after the King Jebemyscal Lalibela, of the Zagat Dynasty. Who supposedly commissioned its construction. Although like the pharaohs of Egypt, he may have just laid claim to the impressive ancient structures, which resided in the region, long before himself. He may have also been attributed with the act due to him being regarded as a saint by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tuhito Church. No one can really explain how he could have built it, and many religious followers believe he received instruction from God. With many ancient sites upon Earth, if researched heavily enough, reveal evidence that they predate their modern-held suspected builders. For instance the amazingly designed ancient site of Puma Punku, which contains stones created in weight-bearing shapes, with no mortar ever being used, yet the structures were earthquake-proof. These structures were said even by the Incas to have been there before them, they believed they were constructed by the gods themselves. The only conclusions that can be made from such structures including the Church of St. George's that the builders were highly sophisticated. Enlightening artifacts may vanish, but thankfully, the ancients built structures to last. And a temple church carved into the stone ground, in the middle of Ethiopia, of unknown origin, is a very curious structure indeed. No other ruins anywhere on our planet is surrounded with more controversy than that of the great pyramids of Egypt, or indeed its accompanying plateau. There are many factors to consider when it comes to Egyptology. Within academic fields, there are many no-go areas of study. Although hard work and research within permitted areas has taught us a great deal about the previous 4,000 years of the site's inhabitants, yet regardless of the most astute academic thesis, there remains three proverbially large elephants in the room. When it comes to a full, or even a mere fraction of an explanation in regards to the origin of these seemingly impossibly huge pyramids remains patiently absent. No accounts, illustrations of any kind from the era exists. It is simply illogical, especially when one considers the sheer feet these structures must have been. We have presented many previous features, polygonal masonry being present on the pyramids, eroded yet younger casing stones protecting inner megaliths, clearly of a tremendous age, salt sediment found encrusting the lower chambers, and so on, suggesting not only that the pyramids are much older than currently claimed, but were pre-flood ruins. Thus, questions arise. Just how old are the great pyramids? In addition to our study of the pyramids, we have also, in the past, asserted that the Sphinx was originally a lion, which interestingly correlates to the following hypothesis with fascinating accuracy, the Orion theory. The coincidence with pyramids aligned with Orion's belt and other significant constellational positions, Baval and Hancock support the theory, believing the great Sphinx was begun in 10,500 BC, creating reference to the constellation of Leo and the orientation of the entire complex with the Nile River and even Milky Way, claimed by them as connected respectively. Zeptepe, using similar methodology, put the age at over 13,000 years. These are clearly astonishing proposals, but the current paradigm for their chronology, we feel, is far too short a time span, and due to our own research, which has uncovered evidence indicative of pre-flood origins, copper tools for such an accomplishment, a mere insult to intelligence. Yet thankfully, due to these various takes on events, their age remains highly contested, and to us, a mystery which is incredibly compelling.


I introduce Whitney Merrill. She is an attorney in the U.S. and she just recently, actually last week, graduated to her CS Master's in Illinois. So, hello. You heard the translation from Predicting Crime in a Big Data World from 32th Chaos Communication Congress. Hello, all together. Thank you for coming here. I know it was an exhausting congress and now you have to listen to me here how I talk about Big Data and Crime Prediction. It's a little bit of a hobby of mine. So, in my last semester in Illinois, I took the time to get around there to see what's happening there, what kind of information can be collected. So, I have about 30 minutes with you and I want to show you what's happening in this area. What is predictive policing? What are the data used for? Are there similar systems? How much is used at the moment? Is it used to improve society? And then I'll talk a little bit about how effective these programs are. So, imagine that in a short time, there will be police with cameras around your neck and there will be recorded which cars are recognized or people and they will all be profiled and it will then be pointed out which are suspicious. So, at the beginning of the day, a list of hotspots was given. So, for example, you can go to a certain region where there is a certain time, a certain order, where there is a certain probability of 82% for a dot. So, if something happens there, then it will be immediately recorded in the detailed database where all the police authorities are connected and then it will be pointed out that it's possible that it's Bobby Burglar and he was already an accountant and he had already taken a deep step. The question is now, when you meet him on the street, should I now investigate him as a policeman? Do I have information that I should now take into account? Does he somehow have a big bag with him that might be suspicious? Or was it just because of his face that I see this information? So, it was decided because of that. So, another thought that I have for you is this quote here. So, it's more on the side of the algorithm. So, if people are simply reduced to numbers, can the police simply say, that it's racist or profiling a bias of people? I'll talk about that later. So, I'll explain predictive policing. Who and what. First of all, predictive policing isn't new. It's just new that more technology is added. It's just getting better and faster. So, analysts in police agencies have already done that for decades, simply by hand. It was about creating profiles to somehow identify some suspicious people. There are also places based on suspicious people and people who might be a criminal. It can be that you simply have an idea that it happens in a certain area or that a crime happens in certain areas. Then also the time of the day and that's just shown when the past crimes have been committed in this area. There's another short rant about machine learning. It's a very basic explanation of the training of an algorithm. You collect data from different sources, you clean up, you divide it into three sets, training, validation and test. The training set is about changing the algorithm of the machine. This is then applied to find the confidence level. You need a support level where you say you need a certain data level where you can determine if the algorithm has enough information so that I can make a reasonable statement. The confidence level at the end, if there's an 85% chance, that's 85% confidence level, then we can get out of it. What does that mean? It means that we can gather as much information as possible so that we can determine the less simple scenarios. Information has to be shared. Thirdly, it's with the fourth, the third and fourth sources of analysis, we've been doing that for decades, but there's nothing to do with it and there's nothing to do with it and there's nothing to do with it. What are these algorithms? What do they do there? Do they do it for the sake of it? It's not like when you think about it, they don't say, is this person guilty or not, but they say there's a chance. It has to do with stochastic and it's a classic problem. It's from the past, that there's a piece of software with a handle, with existing patterns, with different types of patterns. People handle patterns, they're usually, they're usually just data sets, but the scene is not filtered yet, so no one says, it's true, it's not true, but they're just fed into everything and that's the prerequisite for the data pool. There are different types, demographic information, personal activities, scientific data, that comes from all possible sources. One has me particularly shocked. The radiation detectors are so sensitive to the New York police that they can say, if you had radiation therapy, if you had a flu therapy, you can assume that everything you tell someone in the USA will eventually end up in one of these data banks. And every government official can simply go and get the information and you have zero control over it. If you have a nice over, there's a friend, a dog, a speed lever, really cool overview of how these data are collected on the streets, because I'll just go over it. Wow, there's a program in the USA that collects everything, pilot license, weapons, information, that's cross-referenciable between states, countries, countries. If you can collect it as data, you can assume that it's somewhere in the data bank. Of course, there are a lot of private companies that write all the software and sell it to different police departments and serve it. The more the police of different states have as a basis that you're bigger, that you touch it, for example, Hanschlab, they're hotspot targeting, so there aren't very few people focusing on it, they're focused on enemies or on possibilities. Hanschlab has a program where an officer comes into an area, if you say in this area there's this, for example, an ambush and a warning, and that's how you want to prevent crimes. Another example is what happened in New York City, together with Microsoft, in 9-11. New York City actually makes money to sell it, so it's about collecting data from surveillance cameras and now, for example, there's a man with a red shirt looking for the software for people with a red shirt and the police alarm accordingly when they see such a suspect. The other system is from IBM and there's hotspot targeting with a little bit of other features. Even more event-worthy is the heat list. It's about the individuals that are followed. I'm from Chicago, there are 420 names on it and these are 500 times that they are involved in violence as others. They are considered to be punished and then they are called by the police. In general, they are mainly young black people on this list and their acquaintances because of social network data. They, for example, went to school together with a handful of people and many of them were in a gang and then the others are baptized because they are racist or and of course you don't have a chance to change your own story when you are on this list because you have no influence on it. The police in Chicago visited these people and said, hello, I'm here, I just wanted to take a quick look. It's not a suspicious moment, but the police can visit these people in principle. Then there is this pre-cob, that is used in Hamburg. Yes, they went to Chicago to learn more about the tactics and the technology and that is used in Hamburg, for example, Hamburg. There is generally about repeating criminal activity and the important thing is that you need a lot of data points, so crimes that rarely happen are hard to say or those who don't have an example are hard to say. So yes, there is a picture drawing of what crimes happen. Pre-cob is actually a play on the film Minority Report. There are three media that say these crimes. There are other systems in the world that try to say if something happens. One is called disease and diagnosis. The algorithms are actually much safer than doctors to say in advance what medical treatment someone has. The other is the NSA. There is an attack on secret documents. So yes, if you want to access a protected document, you have to go through this process and so it's basically a process where people are being and then you try to say who hurts these secret documents. So yes, there is a very high error rate and then there are a lot of people who want the same job and yes, it's just about preventing someone from having the document. I would now say we have the USA we have the Indians talking about our laws. We are talking about we are concentrating on individuals and not on hotspots. It's not that much hotspots are common but we implement programs such as Al Jik Rager which also target and it's also trying to promote these programs. In the United States the suspect is always talked out as a general suspect. The police or the police should create a balanced relationship and for example if I know that this is a pastor is convicted of being a pastor in an area it could be that he has something else to do as an input. The suspect is also used as a common sense and a lot of data can share this picture with the person what exactly the person did before you stopped and intervened in which area that happens. No court in the United States has really put out a percentage as long as the USA has made some fixed conditions for it. You always need a warrant to do a stop and search for a reason or a court order in the USA to stop and to do a stop and search until you're actually detained. But I have a professor who says 30, 40, 50 percent you have to be sure that someone has committed a crime and you will probably go through it in court. There are also the suspicious standards. It depends on which relationship it is with the surrounding laws. I'm not too sure but I'll take it. Is this a black box?  It's an algorithm, like a sniffer dog. You put something in, it searches for it, comes out with the information and I can trust how much the police can rely on their decisions on the results of the algorithm. If they trust the algorithm and say we might come on a level of acceptable suspicion where we can stop the person and perlustrate. The big question can we actually say to 60% is it a crime? What does that mean? Without looking at anything else without the police looking at anything else just trust the algorithm and the answer is probably no, an algorithm alone can make a really outstanding decision. You have to permanently update this algorithm, the environment variables change, they run. The statement itself has already influenced the other algorithms if you were suspected you would have influenced it again. And then figure out why you've detained the person the algorithm says 60% and then you arrest the person and then say, ok, now find out what you could have done. That would be illegal. There has to be a further factor that an algorithm says 60% probability seems to me too little. That's just not enough. Maybe you can see a pistol-shaped ejection of his pink bag or so. The whole of the environment is the question, can the algorithm do it all? No, probably not. Then maybe you can't process the data in real time. The algorithm doesn't know that and the police probably don't either, they don't have all the data. You can know the outcome of the algorithm but I mean, the algorithm can't know for example if it's a politician or if it's someone in his community or so and what if for example, if the algorithm has an account that someone is a pastor and maybe it counts twice and it's not the same weight. What are the problems? Maybe there are wrong data. There's no transparency in which data is used, how it's collected, whether it's aged, whether it's true at all. It can be that there's noise in practice data and it's of course biased because it's collected by individuals. For example, we've seen some studies in the USA that young black people are often searched as white people. That means there are collection bias and as more data has been collected over minorities it's of course a feedback loop in this system because of course there will be more mistakes because the data is collected. It's an acceptable error rate. Of course it depends on the burn of proof that it's proofed or it's different if you're asked if you want to participate or not. The question is what is a mistake if you're still searching and you can't find anything to a fourth amendment violation even if nothing happens. It's not a violation of the fourth amendment if nothing happens. The question is if there's a very deep error rate under 1%, if you have that in machine learning it's good for machine learning but of course there are a lot of people who are searched on the street. It has a very big influence on reality. This hand full in Chicago. Yes, these have now been recorded as suspects of the police in Chicago. There are of course data bank problems the end of the proof material in the USA has only had a very high level so that it can happen so it practically never happens. The data goes in a sentence comes out everything is happy basically the data from IBM or Hanschler now. Then other things we need to do is in this feedback loop how safe do you have to be before you continue to the police? How do you have to determine these weaknesses? I mean, the suspected suspects are 100% and it can be said in the USA that he drives in a car and drug dealers drive a car and it's in a data bank of drug criminals then it's clear enough to investigate. There are positive aspects of this whole story. Predball is a service that offers such services and when using it in LA for example a 13% return of crime in Santa Cruz for example 25% to 29% reduction 9% of assaults so yes, some police departments publish these success numbers which of course continue to be told by the people who sell this software but basically it is said that crime is reduced. But it's hard to say because in feedback loop we know that crime is going back or affects the collection of data in the future. We don't know. If a police officer sends a community or the community and the collection of data from there that's a problem here. So a few final thoughts about the police are not the same from the beginning. There is much more analysis we have to have more guidelines we have to do more research to see if these companies get data as they buy it from these data and then continue to sell that we should distinguish where these data come from they are bought by Google and in post departments we don't know how to handle this data there is no case law and there is no general rule for the values of these data there is a lot more research to be done. The next question we have to think about a system how to remove the wrong data from these databases because we don't have that data data collected from people is always thought that they will not prevent it we don't have a mechanism to remove wrong data for example police are going to believe what they have been told so if a police officer goes on duty and you tell him that and he believes he doesn't think and then the question is 70% chance that you see an input it influences there is no Fourth Amendment protection on the border that is taken out of the Homeland Security Act you can search without suspicion as we all know but there will still be aggregated data that can be used to remove the entity from the USA that is it if I now organize the crimes want to do and if I now want to attack this pre-cop system and can I just make my criminality where it is not searched that is a data collection problem a good argument for the police not to tell you how we are going to do it because it can influence it we have questions on the internet Is there evidence that data like the use of encrypted messaging system encrypted emails VPN, TOR, with automated request to the ISP are used to obtain real names Is there any evidence that such data like TOR or VPN usage in this score flows in? I am not sure about the algorithm that is already under consideration I know that the police departments are partly involved that is a system and if a suspect is involved in the USA do you have to assess it? Yes you have heard about medical things such as Google Flu Trends are there any good examples where such systems are used for improvement of the community for example for social work instead of working only with criminalization I can't give any explanation I am not aware that the police are not a social worker I don't see the police sending a social worker instead of a policeman Thank you for your talk you are talking like some others the discussion about such a fine decision that is necessary between false positives and the prevention of crimes what I mean with the police is a different situation when a policeman says that someone steals a paper or someone makes a terror attack there is a justification to prevent the cost of false positives as a terror attack how do you do the fine tuning here what is the justification that the configuration is not in the program but in the customer of the software I imagine that the police despite the statement the algorithm has to understand I hope that they do it and I assume that they judge and react differently than if someone steals a paper or a piece of paper this fine tuning probably happens in the police department on a private basis Thank you I heard the translation from the translation


I? Have three I have three firecats. What do you mean? Okay, I was just checking. Don't worry about don't even worry about it. Don't even worry about it I have three firecats We We all good We all out here good and stuff Right, this is a necklace Thing thing a thing thing a thing thing a thing thing a thing thing. Oh my gosh. I can't believe we're doing this One in a million on a level one who would have thought Who would have thought it was possible? Not me that is for sure That is for sure Man they make it so difficult to do this now Because you actually have to teleport into the fight You can't just get pulled into the fight Because it takes you to your own separate area. It's weird That is weird with the heck. Yeah Right, this is TC elemental blade and Potent faint lovely wow, I've already had two shadow pips crazy stuff Yeah crazy stuff.  Oh, it's so weird looking at this other character though. I'm not used to seeing my death just chillin here pumpkin boy pumpkin man Amans the myth of men's the legend pumpkin man coming at you with one in a million because why not why not? One in a million. Holy moly. Who would have thought? Right fire trap TC is on I Already done a TC I have so this is a regular elemental trap Regular elemental trap here This is gonna get so confusing. This is This is gonna get slightly confusing When you want to Backdraft would be cool Then before a noob jumps in and kills them, that's why we're in rum to organ. So hopefully they won't Hopefully they won't fingers crossed. It could be possible, but hopefully not Usually most noobs are in realm Avery not Avery. What am I thinking? I'm from Avery. Pirate 101. Geez, smh smh Right here is See if I have a backdraft. I do okay There's a normal one nice But yeah, they probably don't know how to change drums yet And if they do they probably won't just because unicorn way who needs to change drums in unicorn way also why we're out of the way We're just going to our own wee little area so nobody can ever see us problem solved Problem solved Look at all these traps already. This is crazy.  Okay Right here we go with the blades the dark packs coming out. Let me just pass Let me just pass there for a second. What in the pirate 101 did I just hear it happens don't worry about it mystic it happens Sometimes pirate 101 just spits out. I mean Ambrose instead of Avery. They both start with a cut me some slack, okay? No, some slack. No It happens right there we go. Lovely lovely lovely another blade nice We're probably too. Haha. Yeah lovely lovely Um Regular dark pack my god if you hover over the traps. Yeah Lots of traps and there's more to come. Don't worry. There is more to come Way more to come There is an Avery and Liz at least that is true. There's just no realm Avery Because that's in pirate That is in pirate. Yeah This is crazy stuff This is really really crazy stuff here imagine if I fizzle That would be so funny. That'd be hilarious if I fizzled this Absolutely hilarious knowing my luck. I probably will as well Right here is pet faint but wait, there's more feints Oh Holy moly, there's gonna be so many feints on this man's so many feints so many feints Right here we go Pit feint if my pic they're glitching this faint as well. So bad Yeah, that happens That happens That happens. Don't worry about it. It'll be fine Okay, that's cool. This is sharpen Ali blade but other sharpen Ali blade You know, not that one, but the other one because that makes sense. Yeah, definitely. Yep, definitely Yep, definitely This is like watching fine art it is I should have pressed past so well, whatever It's so hard doing two things at once. So I'm so used to just being on my death wizard Man's thundersnake looks good now He looked cool Fizzle are unlucky, buddy unlucky. Look how many spells he's fizzled Geez so trash so trash Ho ho Righty ho someone saying that doing it and On a low level character was impossible smh Smh Right there we go. This is lovely. There's a balance bleed Here's another feint because we weren't ready with them yet. Here's more You thought that three or four were enough not we need more five No, we need six feints six different pains Six different make sense to me. I mean this man says zero damage. We gotta boost it up somehow This man says no stats other than manner and how that's literally all he has He's doing his best. He is pumpkin boy is doing his best This is true modern art in whiz Right. Here's another feint. Holy moly. Oh Okay, don't worry. Don't worry. It's fine. Don't worry. Are you okay? Yeah, I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm all I'm all good With a TC fuel Lovely love to see it love to see it. I mean to pinch pass. Oh, well, it's fine Tear to the eye. It'll be even better when the firecat does a million damage That'll be the best thing ever The best thing to see ever any pips this dude has so many So many pips he fizzled all the time Luckily he can only cast rank 1 spells Imagine if there was just a sneaky ranked 10 spell in there just in case he ever got that many pips He would just one-shot you that would be funny When you'll kill spell is in the middle of playing into people randomly join your battle It's fine. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. It'll be cool. It'll be fine Right here is TC dark packed because yes Because yes, I don't know if that's already on him or not I think so, but it doesn't really matter. It does. Whatever. It's better to be safer than sorry, you know Yeah, better to be safer than sorry It'll be all okay, though could bam lovely lovely lovely This man's is if this doesn't hit one in a million. I'm gonna be very mad. I'm gonna cry. I will as well It'll be so sad if it doesn't hit one in a million Pip can serve. Wow. Oh my god. Geez my death popping off Even though he's not the focus of this video. It's pumpkin boy Pumpkin man's Right, how many I have one more TC. What is it? Oh, okay. Oh Okay, make sense. Right. How many more stuff do you have a? A Few I have another backdraft. I have to do another fuel a blade and wildfire Yes, cool, don't worry about it. I've got a few more things to do as well Just in case he somehow gets three power pips with zero percent power chance exactly. It's possible if you put up a um, if you put up the power pip enhancing thing which may or may not exist anymore because I think they changed it to Balanced damage, but hey, you never know it could be possible. Just saying And I just get a shad simple exactly problem solved Problem-solvered, right? Let's go for this and a pass Didn't click it whoopsie daisy whoopsie daisy Oh, oh, this is insane.  Okay. I have three here's another backdraft Okie-dokie Hopefully that stacks. I don't know Hopefully people said it should so we'll see it is a different damage as well, which is cool You think you're getting to a madu. Oh nice. Congratulations gg. I Should probably press pass a I Always forget beneficial.  Okay, just a just a ghost touch. Don't you love that ghost touch? Pretty Pretty cool a Sure. Yes, definitely right backdraft number two Here do we go 220% nice We should definitely be able to kill now. I have two more. Oh No, they don't stack Oh, well the backdrafts don't stack. I told you chat. I told you chat You didn't believe me chat We'll use the other one though. No, I think it was the last one that was put on Okay, I believe hi nameless king welcome back. I think that's how traps work I can't remember though. There's just a whole ranking system. There's like yeah, but it's confusing Welcome back We are doing one in a million on a level one fire wizard and it's soon and very soon Very very soon What do you have left? Just just this this is the last thing. Okay, so we can hit next Yeah, okie-dokie Okie-dokie next round. We're hitting chat. What do you think are we gonna do it? Are we gonna be able to hit one in a million or not? Is it gonna be so This man's is fresh out of the tutorial Has just talked to Merle. That's all he's done only level one I could have actually hit just then but you know what we need to save it for the we need to save it This is oh my god Goes like through the whole screen Same with the traps. Oh my god Right here we go chat. Here we go. Are we ready for this? I'm nervous. I am as well. Oh No He fizzled man's fizzle so much so sad. Please don't fizzle. I Fizzle no hold up. We need wait one more round One more. I got it back. Don't worry chat. Don't worry. We got it back. We got it back Here we go. Here we go chat. Here we go He fizzled. Please don't fizzle this again. It would be so sad. So sad Am I gonna fizzle? Please don't fizzle. I Didn't fizzle fire.  How many blades did we put on? What is it gonna use I use the 220 nice nice that's really good That's really good This is insane. This is so many traps Holy moly all of those feints as well Ha ha ha just endless feints Yes, we did it Good job Geez we did it chat. We did it now.  Hopefully it should kill. It should probably kill from memory. Oh Man They kids GG gg's and chat is what I want to see we got good This is the this is the epitome of getting good the absolute epitome of getting good One in a million on a level one character and we leveled up unlucky Wow level two with one in a million and elixir vitae somehow Okay Wait no fear


One trip immediately comes to mind. We were down in Houston, Texas with our acting secretary where she was meeting with workers who were organizing in Texas, which is not always an easy feat. These were janitorial workers. These were folks that keep the airport running. You know, essential workers that the city really relies on to keep it going. They had faced challenges organizing, but they were still pushing on, still making sure that they showed up every day to organize and to continue to push for job protections for not only themselves, but the people that worked alongside them. The meeting was also in Spanish and English because there were folks that Native language was both. And I loved that our acting secretary was just conversing with all the workers in their Native languages. You know, they shared some really powerful and heartbreaking stories that day. And I know that she takes those stories forward with her into rooms with policymakers, with the president, and with all of us here at DOL to remember that this work is important. Worker organizing is important. Worker power is important.  And I love hopping in there and seeing it.


YouTube team keep it clean what's going on is little bill here with another video and in this video I'm here to share my post game thoughts from the game that happened yesterday between the Ravens and The Bears with the Ravens squeaking out of victory that has some late last-minute drama But that's something that we've all grown accustomed to when it comes to these Baltimore Ravens Team keep it clean just another quick reminder the streams are back on starting next week We back because I know we missed the stream for the Dolphins game couldn't stream the game yesterday We back next week for Sunday night football. So anyway, I love y'all and I appreciate y'all being patient I appreciate y'all understanding to that things happen but anyway in this game the Ravens they They went into the game With the depleted like extra depleted like we know this team is already been depleted We know that but yesterday of course Lamar Jackson and his sickness that was that Hollywood with a parent thigh injury I don't know if his thigh or maybe his hamstring will see but Hollywood was out, too So it was like oh then didn't Jimmy Smith He was out. I was like what then Anthony avert. He was and I was like what? Like already knew like oh, yeah, this This I don't even feel like it will be a trap game yesterday like if if the Ravens would have lost yesterday I I wouldn't have even been like really surprised and I wouldn't even have been too mad. I mean, obviously wouldn't want them to lose But given the situation with all those people being out. It's like whoa like yikes and a lot of them I didn't expect to be out But they were but the Ravens they they still manage to win Tyler Huntley His first NFL start not his first NFL experience, but his first NFL start And he got a win He was 26 for 36 219 yards and an interception no touchdowns But the interception but with Tyler Huntley one thing that I talked about in the preview was that there was no loyalty with him There's no loyalty. So he was spreading the ball around. I love how he was taking some check downs I love how they got it to Devontae Freeman in the flats because there's this play that the Ravens run Where Devontae Freeman and maybe it's just coincidence Maybe Lamar doesn't feel like he's open or whatnot But there's a play that the Ravens run a lot where Devontae Freeman will come in motion And he'll come come in motion come across Lamar and then Lamar snap it and Devontae Freeman will run so I guess it's kind of like a wheel ride I guess but Devontae Freeman will run and then Lamar will fake it to him But then he'll usually go somewhere else. So sometimes he won't even figure to him But Lamar usually never takes that but yesterday Tyler Huntley he took it a couple times. I believe a couple times So that was nice to see And now I did see some of his passes. They were sailing a little bit.   I know you got us So I was I was proud of Tyler Huntley, but I was and I loved the post game interview. Absolutely loved it Loved it and you could just hear that you heard that South Florida in them But you also heard that humility and that's big you could tell he appreciated the moment He enjoyed the moment and he he made the most of the moment, too I Told you I only got to see like some little clips here and there the game I didn't get to re-watch the full game in his in its entirety But I did I saw the very begin the very beginning live in the very end live in for the rest I got to see little like I said stuff here and there, but um at the very end on that last drive It's third in two. No. Yes third in two and then Tyler Huntley throws a pass to do Vinay Incomplete but they're like, oh wait, wait, wait. Hold it back it up 10 yards and I was actually glad for that. I was glad that they because it get even though it backed them up 10 yards They gave them two opportunities instead of just one to get the first down Because if they if the penalty would have been declined then it would have been fourth in two You are closer to a first down, but there's also more pressure because if you don't get it, that's it But so it backed them up third and 12. So Tyler Huntley had been sacked a lot He'd been sacked like five six times So I said, oh man Well, I mean you might as well had him in the number eight jerseys because the same thing happens to Lamar that offensive line Just came block for him and I wonder how healthy Patrick McCarrey is or is not But anyway, um he on that third and 12 snapped the ball Pressure right away, of course. So he's running scrambling running running running running and I'm like, oh boy Uh-oh, and then he just throws it. I'm like, okay, that that that ball's getting ready to go out of bounds But I'm watching the ball. I'm watching the camera. I'm like hold up now. I don't know and then Sammy Watkins He he catches the ball, but not only catches the ball like my boy Camille pointed out He caught the ball and he braced for the hit So he secured the ball. He ain't trying to do no little one No, he caught the ball and secured it and brace for the hit So he made the catch and then got whacked and that was a great play by Tyler Huntley a clutch play By Tyler Huntley and a clutch play from Sammy Watkins. So I would say that he's officially back now He's like last week in Miami Dolphin. He wasn't back there, but now he's officially back and That was a beautiful thing to see it gave me um it just reminded me of the the Lions game Obviously different situation kind of but it reminded me the Lions game The the big fourth and 19 play Where Lamar hit Sammy Watkins for so Sammy showing hey, I'm clutch y'all. I got you in a clutch. Just hit me. Let me know So shout out to Sammy and then a couple plays later. Was it the very next play? It might have been the next play. I Did not like the play call But it worked It worked when they called the the draw to the Vonte Freeman I didn't like to play it, but it worked. So a I always tell y'all that Regardless if a play works or not, I'll let you know if I don't like it, but I'm glad that they They did that yesterday. I'm glad that it worked out because that ended up being a game winning touchdown After the Ravens looked like they had given up the game winning touchdown couple of the drive before and It was fourth and 11 And you live by die by live by die by we gonna talk about Winka a lot more detail in another video later on this week, but Wink live by die by Chris Westry in this game. He struggled He struggled But even with Chris Westry struggling, this is why it's so important that coaches are willing to adjust You don't have Marcus Peters. You don't have Jimmy Smith. You don't have Anthony avert This is literally the most action that Chris Westry has ever gotten in the NF. Well as a raven This is the most action he's ever got and He didn't make some nice plays in especially toward the end when I think it was Mooney caught that one-hand ball in a sideline And Chris Westry said hold up. No, no, no, no, no, no power incomplete. All right, let's go but when you um If he's struggling what she had been Because I've seen a lot of people talking about the fourth and 11 play some people are like a well That's on Chris Westry. What are you doing going for that double move in that situation? Why would you bite on that if it's fourth and 11 they have to get 11 yards? What are you doing biting on the double move? But for me, I'm like I understand that and I get that But why if this corner is struggling even if the corner wasn't struggling Why are they putting him in that position? Just no no help up top zero help Like zero all three corners that were backed up zero help Why are we putting them in that situation? While this game was on my guy JT had texted me he was like um He while Justin feels is still playing obviously he was like, I don't know how I don't know if Justin feels gonna make it through this game Because his body language is is telling me that is he's not And then I saw like a couple minutes after that They're like, oh Andy Dawkins in the game And I was like, oh Uh-oh Let me say Andy like Andy dawning like Ravens fans that Andy dawning name that that that that rings a lot of scary bells a lot of scary bells Because we know what Andy dawning has done to the Ravens in the past We know what Andy dawning is capable of even though like yeah, he went with the cowboy. He left the bingos are like, all right Bye-bye Andy He went to the cowboys as a backup ended up becoming a starter because that's injury Went to the bears as a starter and ended up becoming a starter But then he went to Justin feels and then now Justin feels let's see what happens with him But Andy dawning might end up being a starter again, but we know that this guy he can make some plays happen Especially against the Ravens. He's not scared of the Ravens and both actually and and In the defense in this game There was a lot of stuff that the bears actually missed they missed some opportunities that they sure got something But they they certainly missed some too um, but with Andy dawning he uh On the big play it was a screenplay there's a screenplay there's a screenplay to the wire receiver and The tackling the Ravens they they tackled each other But they were like, you know, we're gonna tackle the receiver for for what why what's the point? Let's tackle each other But they bears had them looking foolish on that play But thank goodness that they uh Who those late game heroics by Huntley and Watkins and and just the whole team at the end they were able to get the win um Justin Tucker They had lost my training thought with his three field goals Uh, that was clutch because he made two in the first half Uh, because the score was like six zero bears had actually missed the field. Oh, see how it's a game of inches It's such a game of inches because every play matters so much in football Bears had missed a field goal. So we're looking at this score. It was 16 13 The touchdown that the Ravens got at the very end That could have actually been to tie the game. It could have been it wasn't But it could have been to tie the game I was telling my guy once the uh, once Ravens once they got their touchdown The uh, the the Davante Freeman Which ended up being a game when it touched down. I told my god JT. I said, oh man, I I think they're going to over time I really did. I did not have confidence in the defense to make the stop Tyus Bowser, he uh had the game in his life yesterday He was like man, all y'all been talking about the past rush recently. I've been talking about the scheme Hey, let me let me show you that Hey, it's scheme all day over here, baby. We're gonna make this thing work And Tyus Bowser was getting after it So shout out to him, man. Uh, he was acting like Andy Dalton and Justin Fields He was acting like they were mario All right, little nintendo joke. Anyway, um, and he got the the game ceiling sack Uh, and I was glad that he got that because Again for me, I I didn't I didn't get to go through the stress that I know a lot of y'all went through Because like I said, I I only saw the very beginning and the very end of the game So I didn't get to go through the whole process life um But so I the all the stress that usually happens in these games.  But oh boy, this would be the day what happens to my team And then on top of that, then you got to think about a pass in a ference You're passing a ference Obviously everybody's in the end zone or really close to the end zone if it's passing a ference the ball is right there at the one So you got to think about that like oh man, I hope nobody pushes and then you think about the tip drill like Oh, hopefully nobody tips the ball up and then one of their receivers catches it Like what happened with Andy dawning and aj green back in 2000 What's it 14? What's it the stevesman seeing a year? I remember when james ahead of both tipped it up And then aj green said oh, okay cool So it's so many things that you think about with that But it it's just nice that it didn't happen um But yeah ravens they they got a win they got an ugly win, but they got a win But this win does not take the um It does not take away the fact that the ravens have a lot to clean up A lot now, of course a win is a win, which is great But it a lot of stuff that they have to clean up is inexcusable stuff It's in his inexcusable stuff Um just putting players in in bad position And you you you barely got away with it You didn't get away with it last week against the dolphins, but you barely got away with it against the bears Now you play the browns The browns the stealers the bingles the packers and the rams You ain't getting away with the silly stuff against none of those teams none of them So ravens they they need to clean it up and they need to clean it up now or else Just like uh, it comes to being like with with the end of the videos It's going to be the same thing When it comes to the playoffs and they'll be out


Patriot Prime Reviews is a channel for adult collectors and may not be suitable for children under 13 years of age. Viewer discretion is advised. Hey, what's going on guys? Patriot Prime here once again with another ToyHacks.com sponsored video. But before I get started I need you guys to do me a favor. If you're watching this video right here and are not a subscriber of Patriot Prime Reviews, please consider hitting that subscribe button right now. It won't cost you a thing, will help me and my channel out tremendously. Now, on to the video. And the subject of this video is Transformers Studio Series 86 Decepticon Throne. Now real quick taking a look at the packaging, it's odd that the Decepticon Throne is not even anywhere on the box. It's the front of the box. You've got, let's see, ramjet and thrust. And you've got Starscream right here. And I thought that was the Throne, but that is in fact Starscream's cape. You don't see the Throne until back here in a small corner of the packaging. So I think that's very deceptive of Hasbro.  It does however go over the accessories that come with the Throne. You get a Starscream along with some No-Rays, a Crown and a Cape. So enough of the packaging. Let's go ahead and get this ripped open and check out this seat of Decepticon Royalty. And welcome to Patriot Prime Reviews. Now once you get the Decepticon Throne all opened up and out of the packaging, you'll see it does come with a sheet of instructions that once again focuses on Starscream. But as you can see, these are very well illustrated and easy to follow. You also get an Earthrise Starscream, which is pretty cool. You get a pink cape that can actually unfold. I dig that. You get these two No-Ray holders and four different No-Rays. You've got these two right here and then these two with blue pegs. Now you'll notice the blue pegs are set farther back on these, and I'll go over that later on. You also get this Crown slash Power Source. And then of course, you get the Throne itself. Now ever since getting this Throne, I've rewatched Transformers the Movie. And this Throne is shown nowhere during the coronation scene. Actually, nowhere in the movie. I mean, I'm looking, is this it? Is this it? This Throne was actually featured in the very first episode of the Transformers, more than meets the eye part one, as the Decepticon Captain Chair for the Nemesis. So once again, Hasbro, you're lying to us. Quit being deceptive. Therefore, the other item in this box, which is this backdrop that shows the coronation scene from Transformers the Movie, I'm not even going to show that to you because it's all a lie. That is not in Transformers the Movie. But taking a closer look at this Captain's Chair, this is wonderfully sculpted. I love the looks of this. It's all one piece. You've got a Decepticon insignia sculpted in right there. Lots and lots of details. No cushions. Cons don't need cushions. Yeah, this is a very well sculpted Captain's Chair. Now on the back, your only hollowness is right there and that's due for or due to the accessories. So it really doesn't look bad at all. Got some screw holes right there. There's even a lot of details on the back, which is surprising because you wouldn't think you'd have this facing the back. So yeah, this is really, really cool. And I dig it. It's nice and solid to a great addition to your collection. Now it'll show off the accessories that it comes with. You've got these no ray holders right here and these are used for the no rays with the blue tips. You got these little pink sections here. So what you want to do is attach these. Those pink sections actually flip down so you'll attach the blue tip no rays to both of these just like so. And on the other end of the holder is a purple section that can rotate in and out. Now what you do with these is right here in this big hollow section I showed earlier. You see those holes there in the back? Just slide the no ray holders all the way back there. Kind of hard to get in. You've got to take your finger and push them in so they'll lock in place. So now that you've got both no rays in place, you've got that look going on. Then what you're going to do is take the second set of no rays with the handles there a little closer to the barrel. And you can press those in right there aiming down or I like to have them aiming up. Just adds a little bit more dramatic effect to the throne. Now you've got this crown slash power source right here and you'll notice a peg right there on top of the throne. That'll plug in there so it like gives the throne extra an extra boost. It's like his backpack or something. Then you'll take the cape and the cape actually plugs in. You'll have to move the no rays down. There's a peg on the back of the cape. Peg that right into that hole. So now you have a upgraded Decepticons Captain's chair and this looks sweet. You can even unfold the cape like so or that'll pop off. So now it looks like the cape's blowing in the wind. So it really adds a dramatic effect to the throne and I dig it. I really, really like this. Now what's also really cool is these accessories can all work together. So let me kind of get these all apart and we'll bring in Starscream. Now this Starscream is the Earthrise version of Starscream that we got a couple years ago. But there is a couple differences between this throne Starscream to the original Earthrise. One if you'll notice the Decepticon insignia is larger on the wing for Throne Starscream and Throne Starscream has these moving fingers. I mean it's all four fingers are together. But that's a pretty cool option. You can move the hand in and out. The Earthrise Starscream from a couple years ago it's a closed fist. And that's really about it. There's not really a lot of comparisons I can do because my Earthrise here has been enhanced thanks to Toyhack's decals. So how Starscream can interact with the throne here is go ahead and flip this panel up, bring the legs up, fold them down like so, and now Starscream can sit in the Decepticons captain seat. Though not very well. If you look at this straight on the way he's designed. He's got this panel here on the back. Starscream looks like he's sitting on this throne like he's hovering over it.  So that's kind of disappointing. But you can utilize this Starscream with the other accessories. Go ahead and fold the legs down. So you have the first set of null rays right here. The ones with the pegs that are closer down toward the barrel. You can peg these into Starscream's shoulders just like so to give him that generation one look. So just like the first Earthrise version we got a few years ago. Now another option you can do is take these null rays off and go ahead and pop the null rays and null ray holders out of the throne or the captain's chair. And now what you're going to do is take these two null ray holders and we already have the other null rays attached and you're going to peg these in to Starscream's shoulders right where the other null rays went. Sometimes this can be tricky just like with the throne. So there's one. I'll go ahead and get the other. That one went in real easy. So he's got these pylons now that look just like the pylons he had in the movie. Now you'll take the null rays and fold these down. And the reason this is is because the pylons now plug into the holes the null rays would have went into. So it kind of gives the illusion that the null rays are still attached to Starscream's arms. Then you can take the power source which now can become Starscream's crown. And then on the back of the figure you can peg the cape just like you did with the throne. Throne, captain's chair, same thing. Go ahead and peg that in. Bring the nose cone back down. So there you have Starscream looking like he did for three seconds in the movie right before Galvatron took him out. So that is really cool. I love how these accessories work together.   So at least this accessory set that came with the throne, the Starscream can transform just like the Earthrise figure plus the accessories can all work with each other. And that is just awesome. And now for some quick size comparisons. The Transformers Studio Series 86 Decepticon Captain's Chair with a lazy boy recliner, Dylan's Darth Vader gaming chair, and a random wicker chair in our living room that has my hall for today in it. The Transformers Studio Series 86 Decepticon Captain's Chair is a great addition to your collection. I love the looks of this thing. I love the sculpted details. And I really appreciate the accessories that this came with. As I said earlier, the accessories that we've been getting have been total garbage.  Now you can get one and have an awesome throne to go with him as well. But to be honest, this throne is for one Decepticon only, the mighty Megatron. And Megatron fits in this throne perfectly. He doesn't look like he's taking a dump. He looks like he is ready to lead. So there you go guys, Studio Series 86 Decepticon Captain's Chair. So, does a Transformers Studio Series 86 Decepticon Captain's Chair belong in your collection? Absolutely, especially if you have a Decepticon figure who's tired of standing. This really impressed me. I love the sculpted details on it. And the fact you can attach the accessories is just icing on the cake. I think this is a fantastic addition to any collection. Plus, the accessories that comes with aren't too shabby either. So yeah, if you happen to see the Decepticon throne or Captain's Chair on the shelf, pick it up. You are not going to be disappointed. Also, I want to announce that this will be my last video filming with this tripod right here. I have used this pretty much since day one for all of my shots. But as you can see, it's big. It's bulky and cumbersome. So I upgraded to this new hotness right here. It collapses down. You can lay the legs out and then it just extends forever. Not to mention, you can use it as a selfie stick and it has a Bluetooth remote control. So I'm sorry to see the old tripod going, but you got to upgrade. Now guys, if you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, don't forget to subscribe, and don't forget to click that bell icon to get notified when I upload new videos. Also, if you're in any position to help out the channel, I do offer channel memberships here on YouTube and I have to give a huge shout out to all my current channel members because it's support like yours that helps keep this channel growing. Also, happy April Fool's Day. This is Patriot Prime, signing out. Hello!