What's going on everybody? It's your man Kory. Welcome to the Digital Dash where I'll be giving you guys tips on how to market your songs and get those numbers. Boom it. Now for those of you who don't know who I am, I'm a digital marketer myself.  So what I want to do today guys is give you all three websites that I personally use to submit songs to Spotify playlists. I realized that in my other video that while those tips may be helpful, it can be difficult at times to find these playlists and these playlists just by using Spotify or by even using these social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter. So with that being said let's get right into it. And the first one that I want to talk about is this site called Soundplay and what it is is an aggregator of these Spotify playlists from people who submit theirs to the platform. What it does is allow you to go in, search these playlists by genre or even move types I think, and then filter through them and submit directly to the playlists. And the only problem with this website is that it allows anyone with the playlist to submit their to the platform so you'll have to do your due diligence and actually go through the playlist and actually see if they're worth the time to submit to. But it can be a good way to find smaller playlists who are just starting out so that you have somebody to build up with from the ground up or to find some of these bigger playlists who aren't as accessible on these other platforms but they don't mind putting that information out on this one. Then the second one is this platform called Endimono and much like Soundplay it also doubles as a playlist aggregator of users submitted playlists. But unlike Soundplay, Endimono has went out of their way to actually create their own playlist network that it allows users to submit their songs to. They have playlists ranging from hip hop to rap playlists to chill music to EDM really expanding over a different amount of genres and networks so that anyone who wants to submit their music to a specific type of playlist has some way that they can call home and has a playlist that they can actually reach out to. Now just like Soundplay, on Endimono you'll definitely have to do your due diligence and figuring out which playlists are worth your time in submitting to and with their own network playlists the official Endimono playlist they're definitely a lot harder to get into but I say it's worth you guys shooting your shot. And the third one is this site called Submit Hub. It originally started out as a platform for artists to submit their songs directly to bloggers and eventually grew into a platform where artists could submit their songs to different individual taste makers. Now their submission process is a little bit more complicated compared to the other two that I talked about. So I want to show you guys a little bit more of an in-depth walkthrough on how to use it. All right guys so here we are inside of Submit Hub. Now the first thing that you'll want to do to get to the screen that I'm on is click up here where it says blogs and labels. Once you do it'll bring you right to the screen that I'm on. So as you can see it's currently listing every single blog, label, Spotify players curated, every single person that's listed on this website. So what you'll want to do is come over here to the left side and filter it out. So as you can see you can filter out by genres. So they have rock and guitar, electronic, urban and pop. You can also filter out based on whether or not this is a premier request or if they have a Spotify playlist you can filter out based on the price of the curated which I'll get into a little bit more later under this walkthrough and you can also filter out based on what type of outlet it is and so on. So what we want for this example is just anyone that has a Spotify playlist. So go over here and filter out has a Spotify playlist and come down and scroll to where it says Spotify playlist and make sure that that is the only thing that's checked off. Once you get a little bit deeper into it you can filter it out based on the genre that you're looking for and how much money you're trying to spend but for now it should get us through. So once you do that it'll pretty much list off every single Spotify playlist and playlist that's listed here on the website. So if you go and look a little bit deeper into them they give you some information about it. So for instance this one right here AFD3 they have 151,000 followers on that playlist they're averaging about 1,100 plays a day. They have an approved rate of about 13% and they also have some notes over here. So it says that a gender bias is any pop, any rock alternative and things like that. So for this example I'm going to be using a rap song so what we want to do is find a playlist that typically shares rap music and falls to the non demographic. All right so here's one right here Sunday servers they have 6,600 followers or it says they do typically accept rmb and rap so this is the one that we're going to use for this example. So once you click the playlist it'll bring you to a page that gives much deeper information about the playlist. So here's some statistics as you can see this playlist has gotten around 2,400 submissions and only accepted 300 of them so it has about a 22% acceptance rate. It says they typically share as either a sound cloud playlist or a repost or also as a Spotify playlist and they also have a turnaround time of about three days so that means it could take you up to three days to hear back from this playlist or to see if anything has been accepted. It also tells you how responsive that they are so you can see with premium credits they're very responsive with standard credits they're still pretty responsive but not as responsive. So the difference between these two is standard credits are free and premium credits you pretty much have to pay for so that's why these playlists tend to listen to those a lot quicker because they're making money from those. You can also come over here to where it says Spotify data and it gives you much deeper insights into the playlist. So as you can see they have about three playlists with the bigger one the Sunday service one having 1,300 followers averaging about 30 plays a day and about 1.3 plays per follower and you can also see that they were pretty much on a steady incline and then spiked for some reason and then inclined again. This could typically be indicative of either some type of hard marketing campaign so like maybe they were running a Facebook ad or something like that or sometimes you need to be cautious because it could be indicative that they have recently bought followers for the playlist. We're just going to move forward with this one for this example and continue moving forward. You can also see the preferences so it shows you which types of music that they typically prefer and also how they usually prefer to get their songs and their links so they also accept standard and premium credits they typically prefer it to be a SoundCloud or Spotify link and they usually only want new songs. So if your song is old and they can see that then this playlist for example might not accept it or that's not the case with every single playlist and every single playlist is just for this one. So once you've pretty much looked through the playlist to make sure something that you want to deal with something that you're able to work to what you'll want to do is go to send to this blog and to give you a little bit of information about submitting and then you'll just want to begin. So next it'll bring you to a stage where you just will need to click what song you want to upload. Now in order to do this you'll need to sign up making an account and then go ahead and upload the song that you want to have submitted. Usually to do this you'll just need the link to the song so the Spotify link or the Apple Music link or SoundCloud link and you'll need an mp3 version of the song because what submit hub does is it gives the playlist to the link for if they decide to share but it allows them to listen to the song in this private dashboard from the mp3 link that you uploaded. So for this example we're going to use the Tom the mailman song and here it is again guys telling you how big of a response you can expect from each of the credits so if you use premium credits you get a guaranteed response within the next 48 hours or your submission goes directly to the top the blogger is required to listen to at least 20 seconds of your song before making a decision and you'll get at least 10 words of feedback if your submission is declined but if you use the standard free credits then it caps you with two credits for every four hours just to keep bloggers from getting overwhelmed and you have no guarantee of a response or feedback so you could just never hear back from the playlist again never know why your song wasn't accepted and things like that. For this example we're using standard credits so we're just going to move forward with that. So then it brings you to a different page with just a little bit more information asking you more questions so are you mostly interested in blog reviews or Spotify playlist or you're just looking for exposure we're of course looking for Spotify playlist so that's what you'll want to click. Then they'll also ask you if they have permission to monetize your song on their channel this is mostly for youtube channels as you know once a youtube channel uploads their song they're usually monetizing it from their presence but this doesn't really apply to our situation so it doesn't matter in this example and then they'll ask you if you're comfortable receiving feedback in another language just because sometimes these playlists are often in different countries than you and they just want to make sure that you're okay with getting feedback in the language that you may not understand or if you want to pick one that you do understand just to kind of filter them out that way. And then once you go through all that it'll ask you to come over here and filter through the genre just to make sure that you once again fit this playlist you'll want to click the little box next to it and then come over here and submit and so then they'll ask you one more time you know you're about to submit this song are you cool with it do you want to provide a hundred character pitch you don't have to but it's pretty much just asking if you want to give more information to the playlist to ask why they should include the song so maybe there's some significance around the song like it has you know 200 000 plays and this influencer included it on their daily podcast and things like that so once you have all that situated you'll just want to click submit and there it is guys your song has now been successfully submitted to the playlist you'll just want to take the time out to wait to hear back and see what they have to say so yeah there it is guys a basic walkthrough of submit hub use it to find some playlist that makes sense for your genre and to reach out to curators you may even want to use it to reach out to bloggers and other types of channels like that in the future so good luck with it so as you guys can see submit hub can be a very useful tool for finding these taste makers and these playlist curators and reaching out to them luckily for you guys i talked to the owner of submit hub and he wanted me to let you guys know that if you email him letting him know that you found out about submit hub through this video he'll give you all some free credit so that you can try to platform out now as always guys if you feel like you learned anything today please like and share this video hit those post notifications as well as i wouldn't want you guys to miss anything once again my name is kori and i'll see y'all next time


My God is good. It is good to see everybody on Sunday morning today and as the offering baskets are passing around I'm just going to and the kids are making their way to Sunday school. I want to let you know that if you come with children that are younger than that and nursery every Wednesday and every Friday, every Friday, every Sunday and every Wednesday that are people in the nursery. If you would like to volunteer, girls preferably, you can volunteer to also help in that area. Our pastor is back from Africa and Korea. Let's give him a round of applause. He's going to be speaking today in just a few minutes but before that I'm going to make a few announcements in about 19 days. We're going to have our church anniversary conference here so it's going to be on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 20th to 22nd. Let's give the Lord a round of applause. We're expecting awesome things at this conference. We're believing we're going to release a CD and also we are going to have a lot of other amazing things that are happening. A lot of preparation is being done. Also as every Friday most of you know that we have a school here, school for mentorship, school for new believers and school for the teenagers. Some 12 weeks the rest of them are five weeks and so we challenge every person that you make it out of your time to come and to learn and then there is a night prayer that happens at 9 o'clock here every single Friday and a lot of other things that are happening in the future over church that we are really excited and looking forward to but I want to not just promote but to encourage highly every single person about their prayer life. If you can put up a verse for me please in Luke chapter 11 verse 1 and 2 says the following, one day Jesus was praying in a certain place when he finished one of his disciples said to him Lord teach us to pray just as John taught his disciples and he said to them when you pray say our Father hallowed be your name your kingdom come. I want you to notice something in this verse is that disciples saw Jesus praying. His prayer was secret but it was so constant that disciples saw him praying. Now Jesus didn't need to pray he was God. If there was anybody who did have an excuse not to pray it's not you and me it's Jesus. He's still prayed. So if your excuse if you are Son of God walking on water raising the dead cleansing the lepers and you know everything about everyone who picks up water out of a fountain and you come to that spiritual state and you say I don't need to pray well that is not true Jesus prayed but until you get to that season and to that time you're not going to ever get there without a life of prayer. Amen. And the disciples see him praying and they ask Jesus teach us how to pray. Now disciples some people always say that disciples never ask Jesus how to teach them to do miracles but they asked him how to pray and they said teach us how to pray because we know that you pray differently than the rest of the people pray and also we seen John the Baptist he prayed and he taught his disciples how to pray. I want you to remember this great leaders have great prayer life great leaders have great prayer life. If you want to be a leader in the area of your in the area of your work if in the area of the company that you're working you want to be a leader instead of being always tossed and being thrown the left out left hours always being you know bullied and made fun of and you have no influence whatsoever you have no integrity your name means nothing. If you want to be a leader you must understand what makes somebody a leader a great follower. You become a follower of God the better leader you will be will be dependent on a great follower of God that you will be. You see John and you see Jesus and you see disciples all aiming for one thing. We want to be leaders in our generation they said but we want to be great followers of our God first. Teach us how to pray. If you develop a greater prayer life God will add influence to your place God will add influence to not just the area of your home group but the area of your family the area of your finances the area of your career the area of your school and the area of the projects that you work on remember great leaders are not great because they were born great it's because they become great through having a great prayer life great relationship with God amen and we see another thing is that great leaders also teach others how to pray in our church it is our desire to teach a generation not just how to manage their finances though it's important not just how to find a right spouse even though it's very important not just how to finish school even though it's critically important. If you learn all of these things but you don't have a relationship with God all of these things will not last the test of time. Only Holy Spirit only relationship with God is what will sustain your life that is why in the church doors open Monday to Friday at five o'clock for prayer we why do we do that because most people do not pray at home most people they say we pray and the way of their prayer is is this when I ask people sometimes like so you have a prayer life yeah I pray every day before I go to sleep I said run run me through that prayer so well I thank God for this day and then I go to sleep I was a how long does that last they said about 25 seconds I have a better relationship with the barista on the Starbucks on 395 then you have with God I'm like you kidding me this God sent his son to dine across for you you know the baristas name she knows the kind of coffee you always order she knows the kind of car you have the kind of job you have and you spend a minute and a half talking to her but to a God of universe who holds the heartbeat who holds your universe and who is gonna send an angel to pick you up on the day of your death you spend 15 seconds with him that's not cool God deserves a valuable time God deserves to be first in our life if you want to find excuse not to pray you always will but if you want to find the reason to build a relationship with God you always will you'll always find what you look for because the Bible says those who seek will find I see people in our church sometimes for example aksana is one of them she lives now in our house and she is in our house right now because she's sick and she works an hour away from tri-cities and so she wakes up around 4 o'clock in the morning and then takes care of her things does does her things comes to church before work for about 35 to 40 minutes drives an hour to work comes back after work is in charge of Sunday school participates in worship which they have worship practices and they have to be a church early helps with teens ministry attends one home group and then attends another one and you will ask her say is your life burdened and then you will find out she also also looks for other things to do it's all about a mindset if you are one of those kind of victim poor little me my life is just being squished so many things to do remember you will always find an excuse but if you find if you look for a reason you will always find a reason you will find a reason before work after work in the middle of work but you will find time to spend time with God in Jesus name amen I want to challenge every person make prayer a priority make prayer a priority don't look for excuses be a strong person involve God God will make you a great leader in the area of your work on Sunday morning so we have prayer you know six times during the week and a day of Saturday we observe Saturday so we have a Sabbath day the church you know we don't do none of the spiritual activities here just do them at home for those who do them but on Sunday also we have a sacred time at 915 we come for prayer here now some some of you don't know but actually in here there's prayer in the classroom there is prayer and there is prayer here where at 915 till 945 till 950 there is prayer that is being offered prayer is being offered during the service as well for souls and there is gonna be more prayer offered because the church is not a house of entertainment it's a house of prayer because it's a house of prayer it's gonna be a house of miracles a house of answers a house of blessings of God and a house of God God grace blessings in Jesus name amen let me tell you about Rogers Bob Rogers he's a pastor in in the United States and a hazard member church membership of 9,000 people at the age of 21 he visited South Korea that place where a pastor visited and he saw how people young people a thousand five hundred people were fasting for the whole week on the prayer mountain they took days off school off and went to pray he was 21 years of age he was single he was in the Bible Seminary he was never he never saw a prayer like that he never saw fasting like that when he came back home he decided to start it to pray and fast and so in the beginning it started with one day a week he would fast and then he decided to have a challenge of 30 days go in 30 days without missing prayer he succeeded in that challenge he graduated from Bible Seminary decided to increase from one day to fasting three days a month and then praying instead of 100 days to pray for a whole year not missing a day and then he succeeded in that and then it went on to fasting for 21 days and then it went on to fasting 40 days and he said he fasted eight times 40 days and every single year from 50 to 150 days every year he spends times fasting he said during the first time that he went on a fast for 21 days he started to have services every evening in his church prayer services in that 21 days 28 people were healed of cancer he said until that time I've never seen one miracle in my ministry he regularly has a visitation of God's angels that show up in a physical form and give him specific instructions one day he used a soccer team in his state to transport and smuggle Bibles to China 2,000 Bibles he decided to smuggle to China through soccer team and so he had a deal with the soccer coach because it was his friend he went to China with them at night God's angel came in the physical form and said the travel guide who will take you next morning it works for the government and she will betray you you will be in jail so this is what you have to do take the Bibles that you're smuggling right now with the with the soccer team and relocate them when the travel agent came next morning she didn't find any Bibles he was safe then the angel came again next night and says this is the contact of a person you should call they are Christian and they will pick up the Bibles and so he begins to share a lot of stories in his life where physically God's angel would come to him at night and he all credits that to a consistent priority of life of prayer and relationship with God I want to challenge every person I'm not saying maybe angel will show up but there will be unexplainable good unexplainable things in your life when you prioritize relationship with God amen when you don't live a life of prayer you will live a life of sin you can't live a life of prayer and a life of sin for too long if you're living a life of sin today the goal is not to abandon the sin the goal is to start praying and you will see how sin will be quickly squeezed out of your life if you live a life of prayer you will live a life of miracles I want to challenge every person for those of you who are mourning people evening per people begin to start maybe one day a week if you haven't done it before come on Wednesday to morning prayer maybe you say I can you know you've been doing one week hey begin to do it twice a week Monday and Wednesday you've done it twice begin to increase it to three times until you come every morning and you develop a habit of praying to God on a regular basis this is not a deeper life higher life this is the only life Christ teaches us to live in relationship with God amen it is so beautiful to see our Friday night prayers like last Friday you know so many young people to come and this is not average we're at 9 o'clock in the evening on Friday people come and people say oh they have so many plans people don't have any plans okay their plans involve things that are not good you see after our Friday night prayers there is insanity workout in the gym it is what it is insanity where people stay after you would think they're tired that people I always believe oh people are so tired they're not if they can stay after Friday night prayer till 2 o'clock in the restaurants fellow shipping or two more hours working out in the gym that tells you one thing young people are looking for us to lead them into a life of prayer and they will follow I met a young leader a youth pastor from another city on Friday before our Friday night prayer he came here for the classes and for prayer to be inspired and encouraged and I asked him about prayer in his church and I was very discouraged with the fact that there is almost no prayer those few prayer services that happens during the week I asked him how many people attend them and he said well there's two people three people church is 70 people and two and three people come for prayer I said this is not right this is not good I'm proud of our church because I believe that God is gonna do greater things because we are church that prays can somebody say amen so tomorrow morning set your clock early come out to prayer let's let's see God move in our city in all your life in your business in your finances and in your family amen let's put our hands together one more time for the Lord


Hello, my name is Lydia Brandt, and I worked with Stacey Ritchie of Access Preservation to complete the Columbia Downtown Historic Resource Survey. This short video summarizes the results of our survey project conducted over the spring, summer, and early fall of 2020. This video is in place of an in-person public meeting, but I'll provide contact information at the end of the video if you have questions or concerns. This project surveyed historic resources in downtown Columbia, South Carolina. The project was paid for by the City of Columbia's Planning and Development Services Department, which won a matching grant from the National Park Service administered by the South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. For more background information about the survey, please see our first presentation available on YouTube explaining the purpose and functions of the survey. This video was published in May 2020 and served as a public meeting in lieu of an in-person presentation due to the current pandemic. This program received federal financial assistance for identification and protection of historic properties. The boundaries of the survey area were approximately Elmwood Avenue to the north, the river to the west, Blossom Street to the south, and Hardin Street to the east. There are three components to the final project report. The first is a historic context or report on the history of buildings in Columbia. We researched the growth of Columbia to understand how areas of the city developed over time in different ways. The historic context laid out what we expected to find in the next component or phase of the project, the survey inventory. We surveyed or looked closely at 721 historic resources in downtown Columbia. This number was primarily buildings, but also included infrastructure and examples of public art. We photographed and described each of these historic resources. The final of the three components for this project are recommendations. This is a detailed list of sites that we recommend for consideration for the national register of historic places or for designation at the local level. First let's discuss the results of our historic context research. We expected to find that Columbia grew differently north and south of Gervais Street. Columbia's residential and commercial areas north of Gervais Street were more dense than those south of Gervais Street. This is due to a number of factors. One was the railroads. There's lots of tracks that crisscross the southern part of Columbia still today. The second is topography and water. The land south of Gervais Street was more difficult to develop than that north, meaning that development happened more sporadically south of Gervais Street than north of Gervais Street. Much of what Columbia looks like today was determined by urban renewal in the 1960s and 1970s, especially south of Gervais Street. Urban renewal claimed to be cleaning up blighted areas or slums, but this impacted African-American neighborhoods, demolishing hundreds of businesses and homes, pushing African-Americans out of downtown Columbia. And now for the results of our survey. We surveyed all historic buildings, sites, and objects created from Columbia's earliest years through 1975 within the survey boundary that had not already been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Here are some examples, including a house at 1510 Calhoun Street, the Hebrew Cemetery, and a remnant of a railroad spur along the 2000 block of Blanding Street. Of the 721 resources we surveyed, the majority were obviously commercial. The column on the right-hand side of this table gives you a sense of how many of the resources we surveyed changed function over time. As you can see, the greatest number of resources changing function changed from domestic functions to commercial functions, meaning buildings that were originally homes were converted into various kinds of commercial, office, or retail purposes. Keep in mind that these tallies do not include every building in downtown Columbia, but only the ones that we surveyed. About 59% of the resources that we surveyed dated to the mid-century period. They were built between 1945 and 1975. This was a period in which the modern style of architecture was popular, resulting in hundreds of examples throughout the survey area, most of which were commercial buildings. Because the last historic resource survey was conducted in Columbia in the early 1990s, most of these mid-century buildings that we might not consider historic had never been surveyed before. This was the first time that they had been surveyed. A number of the modern buildings in downtown Columbia that we surveyed had been altered heavily since their construction, including these examples at 1301 Main Street and 1410 Blanding Street. Local architect Maynard Pearlstein designed the building at the bottom left in 1964. It features a drive-through to a parking lot behind the building. The windows and exterior of this building have been severely altered, including the stuccoing of its brick facade. This is an alteration that has changed this building almost beyond recognition, threatening its historical significance. Here's a little taste of the residential resources that we surveyed. There are some wonderful historic houses that still survive in downtown Columbia. As I said, many of them have been converted to commercial uses, like offices. Porches are a dominant feature of residential buildings in Columbia. It might surprise you that many of these architecturally interesting homes had never been surveyed before and are not listed on the National Register or protected by local landmark designations. Columbia has a wide variety of architectural styles amongst its commercial buildings, including vernacular adaptations, such as that on the far right here. During the mid-20th century, commercial uses spread into formerly residential areas, so the survey found commercial resources spread throughout downtown Columbia. The example at the center, 1710 Jervais Street, is an excellent example of a mid-century commercial building in the new formalist style. Many buildings within the survey area result to institutions and especially educational institutions in the University of South Carolina. USC built some of the best examples of modern architecture in Columbia, including some of the best examples of brutalism, new formalism, and the international style. Carolina Coliseum is a brutalist building. Capstone and Thomas Cooper Library are excellent examples of new formalism. Its explosion of modern architecture at USC in the 1960s and 70s was thanks to the tripling of the student population and the infusion of state and federal funding for campus expansion. The University of South Carolina expanded to the east, south, and west between the 1940s and 1970s, aided in part by urban renewal efforts to the west and south. We found many religious buildings, and Columbia retains a lot of its historic churches. These include a few examples from the mid-20th century, including vernacular adaptations of modern styles and more high style examples such as the Wesley Fellowship on Pickens Street, seen here on the right. We also found other kinds of resources, including three pedestrian bridges that connect buildings or run across roadways. This example on the far left runs across Marion Street and connects the main center of the University of South Carolina's campus to the dormitories and other facilities south of Blossom Street. The city waterworks, seen here at the center, was built around 1908 and includes a number of water basins as well as a coal storage chute, which had formerly been accessed by a railroad spur. The railroad has been replaced with the walking path at Riverfront Park. The Seth Thomas Clock, seen here at Washington and Main Street, is a twin to another clock, one block north. And now for the recommendations we made as the result of our survey. The survey process is for identification of resources only. Recommendations for eligibility for the National Register of Historic Places are approved by the South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. Our recommendations do not create listings in the National Register of Historic Places. It is up to property owners to pursue listings. So following our survey, which captures those historic resources through photographs and written inventories, we do preliminary research to determine dates of construction and other bits of information, sometimes including the architect for the building. We then evaluate our data by compiling it and comparing resources against one another. We identify themes or groups of buildings. Finally, we use this information to make our recommendations. We identify resources that maintain historic integrity, or in other words, that retain as much of their historic fabric and connection to their historic significance as possible. We then make recommendations for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, which are reviewed by the State Historic Preservation Office. The City of Columbia was also given a chance to review our recommendations. We recommend 11 commercial resources for individual listing on the National Register of Historic Places. These resources represent a variety of building types and architectural styles within the survey area. Here are a few photographs of the sites showing the variety of architecture. Sites like the Star Music and People's Pawn Shop, seen on the lower left, are all that survive of a once dense commercial district along Assembly Street, which once rivaled Main Street. M.H. Baxley's Groceries, seen on the upper right, was part of a residential community of both black and white residents. And it was operated by a black family and served mostly the local black population north of Gervais and east of Bull Street. Lyle's Basette Carlisle and Wolf's Architectural Office is seen on the upper left. LBC and W is South Carolina's most active modern architecture firm and designed many of the modern buildings within the survey area. We recommended Levy's Funeral Home on Taylor Street, seen on the lower right, for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Its nomination is currently under consideration by the South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. We recommend three institutional buildings for individual listing on the National Register of Historic Places, all built in the 1960s. These include the South Carolina State Library and the South Carolina State Archives, both located on Senate Street and the United States Post Office, designed by LBC and W in 1966 along Assembly Street. These buildings are all great examples of mid-20th century building styles, including brutalism with the South Carolina State Library, the International Style with the U.S. Post Office, and stripped classicism in the South Carolina State Archives. We recommend one parking structure for individual listing on the National Register of Historic Places under parking and transportation. Parking garages were new to Columbia during the early 1960s. The city's municipal parking garage, seen here along Taylor and Assembly Streets, was designed by LBC and W and completed in 1965. It was the first parking garage built by the city, and it represents a shift towards the commuter as building uses in downtown Columbia shifted from residential to commercial. And the city became concerned about keeping shoppers downtown rather than in the growing suburban shopping malls. We recommend three residential resources for individual listing on the National Register of Historic Places. These recommendations include a rare single-story Italianian house, the Highest Trinander House. The house on the lower right at 1108 Blanding Street is the sole surviving residential structure from what used to be a fairly dense collection of residential buildings surrounding the Central Business District on Main Street. It was built around 1903 as a personage for the adjacent African American church, Sydney Park Methodist Episcopal. Finally, number three, the house on the lower left was the home of Nathaniel Frederick, a black lawyer who argued a number of cases in front of the state Supreme Court. He was also principal of Howard School, an African American school, and editor of the Palmetto Leader, a major black newspaper in Columbia. We recommend one recreational building for individual listing on the National Register of Historic Places. This is the Young Men's Christian Association Building at Sumter and Bull Street. This building was constructed in 1911. It retains a lot of its original limestone detail on the first two stories, including the original name of the building, which has recently been converted to a different use by the new owner, First Baptist Church. Next are our recommendations for historic districts. Historic districts have common themes and geography. They're locations that have concentrations of resources that share a similar history or style of architecture. These districts are representative of Columbia's history. We recommend four historic districts for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. All of these historic districts have good examples of modern architecture. The first historic district that we recommend is the Hampton Street Medical Corridor. This proposed district includes 32 buildings, 25 of which are contributing. It stretches along the 1,800 to 2,000 blocks of Hampton Street, the 1,400 and 1,500 blocks of Gregg Street, and the west side of the 1,400 block of Barnwell Street. It is locally significant as an example of national trends and healthcare design. The buildings you see here are all recommended for listing as part of the Hampton Street Medical Corridor. They are good examples of the small doctor and dentist offices or medical office buildings that proliferated in these blocks from the 1950s through the 1970s. This area gained a concentration of medical office buildings because of its proximity to the city's two hospitals, the city general hospital at Hardin and Lawrence Street, which was demolished in the 1970s, and Baptist Hospital at Marion and Hampton Street, which is now Prisma Health Baptist Hospital. Many of these offices have parking in the back, some with side entrances, and all are scaled to a suburban setting, on lots formally occupied by residential buildings. This district shows the change in use that happened within the survey area in the mid-20th century. The second district recommended for listing in the National Register of Historic Places is the Hardin Street Black Commercial Historic District, along the 1,500 block of Hardin Street. This small proposed district consists of only five buildings, but nevertheless represents a fairly intact grouping of what existed along these blocks of Hardin Street by the late 1960s. The small commercial grouping includes a former restaurant, motel, bank, and movie theater. The Carver Movie Theater is already individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places. All of these buildings were constructed for black-owned businesses that served the communities to the west and east, including Allen University, Benedict College, and the Waverly neighborhood. Although they're now vacant, these buildings are the most intact black commercial district that survives within the survey area of downtown Columbia. The third historic district that we propose for listing in the National Register of Historic Places is the New Campus Historic District. It includes 27 resources to the south and west of the University of South Carolina's historic core at the horseshoe. This district includes a number of excellent examples of mid-century modern architecture, including Brutalist buildings like the Jones Physical Science Building, the Carolina Coliseum and Bates Hall, and new formalist structures such as the Thomas Cooper Library, along with other international style examples, including Summit College and Russell House. The final historic district recommended as part of this project is also on USC's campus. This is the East Campus Historic District. The University of South Carolina expanded east across Pickin Street via a pedestrian bridge in the 1970s. This group of primarily Brutalist buildings was the result of careful comprehensive planning and a strong interest in density and modern architecture. The University closed several blocks of College Street in order to create this comprehensive grouping of largely Brutalist buildings. It remains intact. We recommended two multiple property submissions. Multiple property submissions are used when there are a group of buildings that share common features but are not located near one another and therefore cannot be a district. The first of the two multiple property submissions recommended is for apartment buildings. We identified 34 multi-storied purpose-built apartment buildings within the survey area. Seven of these, including the four you see on the screen here, retain significant levels of integrity and are not already listed in the National Register. Apartment buildings evolved over time and the examples we survey span from 1913 to 1975. Columbia has an excellent collection of representative multi-story apartment buildings, many of which are named. The second of our multiple property submissions recommended is for mid-century office buildings. Our survey identified 76 purpose-built office buildings constructed between the 1940s and the 1970s in various modern architectural styles, making the office building the most prolific example of modern architecture in the survey area. These buildings range in size from a single modest story to high-rises and include excellent examples of modern styles, materials, landscape features, and site design through the 1970s. Next, we have our recommendations for local listings within the City of Columbia. Keep in mind that anything that I've already talked about that was recommended for the National Register of Historic Places is also recommended for local listing within the City of Columbia. What follows are additional sites that are not necessarily eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, but would be eligible for listing within the City. We recommended 13 individual buildings for local landmark status within the City of Columbia. These include residential buildings, such as 1417 Pickin Street and 1518 Lady Street. They also include commercial resources, such as Constant Car Wash, with its pierced and crimped cornice along Gervais Street. The Masonic Temple has some excellent details, including a unique cast-iron sidewalk. Built around 1883 in the backyard of Ellen Janney's home on Blanding Street, the Little Red School House, or Janney School, has been moved several times. It is the only surviving private school building in downtown Columbia. The Steyr Supply Company is one of the few modern storefront and warehouse configurations to survive intact within the survey area. The Seth Thomas Clock on Main Street is from around 1908 and has a twin one block to the north. We recommended three districts for local listing in the City of Columbia. The first is along Hampton Street. This proposed district would include the Medical Office District already recommended for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, seen here in red, as well as two additional lots to the south outlined in yellow and a residential area outlined in blue and including 1722 Hampton Street. This comprehensive district would ensure that more buildings were considered contributing to an expanded period of significance. The second district recommended is the Wayne Street Historic District. Although buildings in this neighborhood have been altered, Wayne Street's 1700 block is one of the few fairly intact residential blocks that can help tell the story of how Columbia's downtown neighborhoods shifted from white populations to black populations during the early 1900s. It includes the Harriet Cornwell Tourist Home already listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the former home of Richard Samuel Roberts, one of the few black photographers in Columbia in the 1920s and 30s. It also contains two of the very few shotgun style houses left in Columbia, which used to be prevalent all over the city. An example is seen here at 1724 Wayne Street on the lower right. The final district that we recommend for local listening is the Senate Street Historic District. Planned along the wide Senate Street, this district is adjacent to the South Carolina State Capitol and includes buildings that were constructed to support the state government. The Senate Street District includes Clare Towers and Senate Plaza, two excellent examples of modern apartment buildings, the Rutledge Building and other modern office buildings and the Gonzalez Monument along the long, wide Senate Street median. The final pages of our report detail other recommendations. Columbia has a huge amount of historic resources left to identify through future survey work. The expansion of the suburbs, many of which are now survey-eligible, create a vast landscape of potential areas to investigate. Mid-century signs and slip covers on older buildings like the one pictured here, King Jewelers on Main Street are examples of often-neglected historic resources. Here are some specific ideas we recommend for future work. We recommend changes to most of the existing districts listed in the National Register of Historic Places within the survey area, whether through a change in the period of significance or the appreciation of another historical theme. Here are three maps of the districts that we recommend changes to. Columbia Districts One and Two, both located north of Gervais Street and University of South Carolina's Old Campus District focused on the horseshoe. For these three districts, we recommend expanding the existing boundaries to capture some surrounding resources that fill in well with the existing building stock already listed in the National Register of Historic Places. We also make a series of other recommendations that could help to support the preservation of the historic resources identified in this report. While this is not an exhaustive list, it is a good starting point to help the city of Columbia to generate more appreciation for the work of historic preservation and for the research and understanding of what exists. Even during the course of this survey, some of the resources were altered and some buildings such as Moe Levy's on Assembly Street were demolished before the end of the survey period. There is development pressure on all of the historic resources in Columbia and much has already been lost. It is the goal of this survey to capture what exists and to encourage continued efforts to identify those historic resources that make Columbia special. These include education about historic preservation as a development tool, educating local government leaders and the public about the importance of modern architecture, conducting more surveys within the city limits, including mid-century resources along major corridors like North Main Street, Two-Nacht Road and Divine Street, as well as residential neighborhoods, investigating mid-century interior features that are of significance, investigating historic signs and considering ways to preserve them, researching historic African-American and Jewish sites within the city, researching and documenting historic sculptures and monuments, and finally researching and documenting the historic brick walls that dot Columbia's landscape. This project has resulted in a compiled report, survey forms for each of the 721 resources surveyed and photographs all in a digital format that will soon be available on the city's website and on the website of the South Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. The final report will also be available in a limited run of physical paper copies. To access these items or if you have any questions, please contact the project manager, Rachel Walling, Senior Preservation Planner at the City of Columbia. Thank you for listening and we hope that you enjoy our report.


Hey guys welcome back to our channel. My name is Andrea and I'm Howard and we are with Foodimentary Adventures in Food and we are here today with a snack box from Universal Yums. It is a monthly subscription service and we've been getting this for what is it a year or two? Oh yeah somebody here maybe. Yeah and so each month they send you snacks from a different country and in the box of snacks you get about seven to ten snacks or so and in the box you get this guide for all the snacks that are in the box and you get tips and information on that country and then you also get a description of all the different snacks in the box and there's just a lot of fun facts and trivia about that country as well so and we like it a lot so we are going to jump in with the very first snack in the box and by the way I forgot to mention their snack box is $25 a month and so Howard is opening up the first snack which is called Kim's Snack Chips and their potato snack with assorted spices. Okay. They kind of have a pop chips texture kind of light and I don't like pop chips. It's not bad. It's not bad. I like it but it has like a peppery taste or a paprika or something like that. It has kind of a tang to it. Yeah but it's not bad. It's not bad at all. It has a good flavor and I will say I don't like pop chips but these really don't have the texture of pop chips. They're more they're harder like a potato chip. Yes. They're pretty good. Okay what's next? Okay next up is it is milk chocolate with salted caramel crispies and I like one of those crunch bars.  Crunch bars. This is crunch bars with the crisp rice in it. Oh yeah don't mind those. So I think this is what these are going to taste like. It's a little different. Let me see. Oh it does look a little bit different. It says salty and sweet crispies. You'll feel like you're floating on fluffy cocoa clouds. Oh. Basking in the warm caramel sun. So once I cut it it's what it looks like in the middle there. Have a piece. Okay. Cheers. It feels like salt in the caramel. Not bad. So I don't know if I like all the salted caramel stuff that's going on these days. I don't either. But you need to dial down the salt a little bit but it's not bad. It's really not bad and I like the chocolate in that bar better than in a Nestle's bar because I felt like it was creamier. Yeah and I definitely did taste the caramel. It's good chocolate. It is really good chocolate. Okay so the next thing that we are trying is something I probably won't like. And I won't either. It is a salty licorice bar and I am not a huge licorice person. I don't like licorice.  And so they say locals refer to this as black gold. No. It was once used as a medicine to clear stuffy sinuses. They're not filling it for me. They're not filling it for me either.  All right. I'll try and take one for the team here. Give me a tiny tiny piece. Oh my gosh. Oh this. I don't know if I can. Oh I did kind of cut it. Oh man.  I hate. All right I'll give you.  Oh you're the best. I'll try to leave a small piece. No I'll take a. You're going to take that big piece? I'll take a bigger piece. Okay cheers. All right. I already don't like it. Oh no. That's awful. It doesn't taste as licorice as I. Yes it does. All right it's a bad. I don't want the rest of mine. We'll throw that one away. Yeah we're not. It's that bad. It is that bad. It is that bad. Let's take something else to get over it. Okay so the next thing is oat cookies with cocoa filling. I still haven't swallowed y'all. It's stuffed in my mouth. Oh man. Let's try to eat something else. So it says this woman in Denmark opened up this bakery in 1864 and she started baking these cookies and now they're basically part of the household name. Oh there. Oh my gosh so they've been making these cookies for 150 years. Crispy chocolate filled cookies. Oh this looks like something I've seen before. You know what it does. I've had, I think you have, are those two stuck together? I thought it was one. I think it's one so let's send a picture on the one. You want to hold one right now? Oh no I actually need something to take that taste away. I still have not swallowed the licorice. Piece would you like? The big one? Okay. We hope this takes the right licorice. Not bad. So it's a crunchy cookie right there and on the inside. Chocolate. Chocolate. To me the chocolate's not as good as the one on the candy bar. Yeah but take the licorice. It does take away that. That's the only way I was able to swallow that licorice.  These cookies aren't bad. Yeah I like them. I don't know if I'd buy them. I'm not big on chocolate but I like them. Okay so the next thing that we are going to try are these. It says Kim's American Grill. These are potato chips with grill seasoning. Grill seasoning. Yes and it has onion, tomato, paprika, chili pepper. It's like a potato chip. This looks like a ruffles. Ruffles have ridges. Cheers. Tastes like running potato chips. But they're salty. Yeah very salty. Very salty but they do have a, they actually do taste like a barbecue to me. Are they smokier than a barbecue chip that you would get here in the U.S. I think. I don't have the sweetness of the barbecue. That's what it is. It doesn't have the sweetness it's just all smoky. Actually I prefer that to like a Lay's barbecue potato chip or something like that. Okay next thing um these are raspberry dummies and I like gummy bears. Uh I don't really need gummy bears but it doesn't do anything for me but. I love them. Oh it's like a little ghost thing from Miss Backman or whatever. Oh it does. Cheers. Oh it's salty. It's sour. You know how salty. Not what I expected. Well it got sweeter at the end. Yeah but. Initially I got salt. Initially I got sour. But it doesn't taste like if you like the hair grow gummy bears they don't taste like that. They're like very soft and cloudy like poofy. It got sweet which is good. At the end it's fine. The beginning tastes I would say no but them. Yeah it doesn't have the chew of a regular gummy bear softer. Oh so you say I don't understand what you say it's not. The texture is different. The texture is different but okay anyway. Next thing up are cheesy corn puffs. Okay corn puffs. Let me see here. This looks like something you would like. You think? Yeah corn puffs. Because I do like Cheetos cheese puffs. Cheaters. They don't taste like a cheese puff. They don't taste like a cheese puff. I don't mind it. No. That doesn't. No. It tastes good to me. It does not taste like a cheese puff. It tastes like a stale cheese puff. It's not crunchy that's why. It's not crunchy. It tastes stale. Like you open it and you forgot about it and you put it in the pantry but a few months later you came back to it and remembered that's what it tastes like. I'll eat it. Not yourself out. So the next thing looks like the same as the first one but different flavor. Yes it says puff pastry with cream filling. Oh this is pastry this time. I know it was like a cookie. And in case you're wondering what I'm doing I think I mentioned this but there's a description of all the products in these little booklets so I'm just trying to read what things are. Oh this one this one's a little broken let me try to find one that's not broken so they're all broken. They're all broken. So this is a broken side and this is what it's supposed to look like. And see it's a sandwich cookie don't know if you guys could see that. It looks like some kind of vanilla cream. Oh it is it's vanilla.  No. You want to share my cookie? Yes. Cheers. This is good. I like it. The cream is very very sweet and gritty. Sweet is good and the pastry part is kind of sugary. Oh yeah I like it. I don't like that. It's not even so it's not like a cookie cookie texture it's like a reminds me of something that I don't know what. Like a churro texture.  You know those elephant ear stuff I like. Yes that's what it that's what it's kind of like. I don't like it. The texture of the of the pastry is that elephant ears pastry stuff which I like. And I don't like that. Okay so next up we have tasty potato sticks, sour cream and anem and that sounds good to me. Okay anem.  I think we have something like that here in the U.S. And I can't remember. The handicap thing. Yeah but handicaps are bigger. Cheers. Is it good? I like it. It adds a good flavor. You may need to pop a few in there Yeah you can't just eat one. You can't eat like 10. Okay next up we have milk chocolate with strawberries and caramel. And you don't like strawberry really. No but um I'll eat it. It's actually individual ones in there. I mean there's a few of these whatever that's upside down right now. Oh yeah yeah no you did have it upside down. Oh yes. The skull and crossbones type thing. I did not notice that before. Yes. I mean cut it. See if it has something in the middle or something. It's called um it's it's a traditional festival that happens there called Midsommar. Midsommar I don't know if I'm saying that right. Looks like it has something in the middle. It's the strawberry. Okay good. Do you like it? Chocolate's very good. The chocolate is very good. And the um strawberry stuff is not overpowering at all. I like it. I don't really I mean the strawberry does have a good flavor but I'm not a big fan of filled chocolates. I don't mind them. But that chocolate is delicious. That is really good. Good chocolate. Creamy. Okay so the last thing that we have in the yum box is a yum bag so you want to try one. You want to try this one? The cookie dough one. So every single month they send you kind of like penny candy in a bag. Little popular candies that are. They have a different. In that country. So they have a gingerbread toffee. So the gingerbread toffee is right there. And then they have a cookie dough praline which is right there. And then the last one is um it's a bubblegum toffee and it says it's a fizzy toffee. Haha. Yeah so we're not going to try all of them. We're just going to try one of them. You want to try the cookie dough praline? Yeah. It says chocolate filled with cookie dough. Oh. It sounds good. See if I can cut it. That's not what I thought it was going to be. Because I don't normally like cookie dough ice cream and stuff like that. It's hard to cut it. Oh that's okay. So it's filled with stuff. That's a very good description. Cheers. I like it. You do? Mm-hmm. It's like gingerbread. Like the inside? Cookie dough. Gingerbread cookie dough. Not chocolate chip cookie dough. It's like a gingerbread cookie dough. No that's good. And I think that's it. We're done. Yeah so that is everything in our Universal Yums box. We hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you did please make sure to give us a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't already and we will see you guys next time. Bye.


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I'm ready to fight everybody up in this house and ain't nobody here but me. So I guess I'll be fighting my damn self Y'all I can't find now I typically have like eight to nine hair clips.  He's like, you know what when the application comes available Go ahead and do it right right away because there's rumors that we can get more It may be more than what we're thinking that we can get forgiven. So do it right away sis All right, you guys, this is another chit-chat. How you guys doing? We're gonna be chit-chatting while figuring out what the heck is going on with my hair. So So, um, we know how we do this my hair was purred it down the middle For a change. I normally like to do a deep side part But it's part down the middle and we're going to be detangling my hair With the African pride master miracle free shampoo. Okay, so I have a formal review on this I know y'all really can't get that but there it is I'm upset because I can't find what the heck I need to really do my hair So you know how we do this we talk about what I have going on in my personal life What we are what we like y'all doing this with me But you are because you hear what I'm watching on YouTube and what I'm watching on TV. So y'all right before um, I Started Right before I came on camera. I received a message from one of JB's teachers Now those of you who don't know JB goes to a private school and in his classroom. There are two teachers basically a teacher and then a teacher's aid The teacher aid helps JB's Helps his little group which are the third graders and I think there are about Five kids in third grade The classroom is split up into third four from fifth grade. There's only 13 kids in this classroom So the teacher just sent me a text message to the teachers aid at least just sent me a text message right now Saying JB's gonna be going home with his math work because it was really hard for him to focus He really couldn't you know couldn't really focus on getting his work done. I'm like, oh my god. Okay. I'll talk to him Make sure so now JB.  So I'll give him a little chance to relax when he gets home And he's probably gonna have a good 30 minutes of work to do Speaking to my family they are gonna try to make it here to Forney for Tourists in of October. Everyone's just busy right now. My sister's busy. My sister's busy making months child It's it's that time of the year, right? And I love this time of the year It's about to get cooler here in the morning since in the 60s So yeah, I got a white tooth comb here y'all, but I also have a pig. I'm gonna use the pig for now He's going so yeah, they're coming. Hopefully in October. I really want them to come and they're coming They're gonna be staying so if they don't come then we're gonna try to make it down before November cuz look I am not going anywhere and my husband had to remind me he's like you don't you do know it It acts over here. I'm like. Oh, yes, honey. I'm not going anywhere. Look between November and December I'm not getting on the roads.  So I'm staying home Plus we already talked about at least my husband and I we discussed You know who we're gonna have over for the holidays and so he has already invited his family over For Thanksgiving and I'm like, okay, so am I to do traditional?  They they both gonna take longest hair to cook. So I had game we're starting to pick up some weight And so I had to really like be like, okay Vivian You need to really watch and it's because I've been I've had been eating not quite a bit and so got a hold of that and And got back to doing a little bit of intermittent fasting Let me tell you something if you want to lose weight and not kick off your weight loss Try intermittent fasting you guys I discovered it years ago like five six years ago. And so what I need to like Kick start eating better. I start I do intermittent fasting So what I do personally is that I don't start to eat or I don't begin my first meal until 10 o'clock It's my first meal. I personally stop eating by six o'clock cuz I'm typically in bed by it by Seven or no by nine or ten enough of that. What else what else what else I have some stuff here to show y'all because look It's fall. I started to buy me some stuff. Look, I started to buy let me show y'all some of the stuff I got I've always had right, but then I went ahead.  So I need another pair of brown boots So I picked these up on these cute. They look a little It's funny on camera. This looks really really brown. It doesn't look that brown in person It really doesn't but it looks really weird child. Guess what I got these from Children's place I'm a size five of the children look it's not my problem that these kids are walking around with Fred Flintstone feet these big-ass feet So I got these on sale at the children's place for $29. I also purchase some ready-for-fall pajamas I went ahead and purchased JB and I always buy matching PJs for JB and us for um For Christmas show my husband his big-ass ain't gonna get into stuff like that He probably would just to be comfortable, but he ain't gonna be on cam and taking pictures in that But he probably would do it for Jamie just to be you know, just for the baby. But anyway, um So yeah, you guys that's going okay So what I'm watching on YouTube watching a going back and looking at some of the True crime podcast, which is really good still I Hold on y'all. I was going to because I told y'all sometimes I like to look at reaction videos And so I went back and was trying to find a young African American couple black couple They're fairly fairly young. I think they're under the age of 33 or so And I think they're from the South either Florida or like Arkansas or something So I decided to look them up and see what's going on for their last video, which was from a month ago says pray for Pray for s dot. I believe that's how you say his name SDOT and it's a couple of Holly and s dot is his pray for s dot and then down below in the comments It's like rest in peace. Oh my god. I can't believe you're gone. I'm like, what the hell happened So I started to watch the video and granted they're young so they're a little ratchet So he's using some heavy language, but overall I like their reaction videos because they're just a cute couple apparently this young man had to undergo two surgeries on his heart and This is something he's always had he has always from what I understand He always had this issue this medical issue for to pertain to his heart and Unfortunately, he passed away. He died during surgery. I just want to stand he passed from complications of the surgery and what is so Just job jaw dropping is doing a video He's basically saying it if I don't make it if this doesn't if this doesn't make it Y'all keep Holly down, you know be checking up on her and I'm like I'm wondering if You know It was possibly communicated to him that there's this is a risky surgery, you know, I Don't know and he didn't they didn't really talk much about it Doing the video, but that's what I'm assuming But you know, we can't make assumptions, but that's just really sad And I think she meaning the girlfriend Holly had posted a Couple of weeks after his death that she doesn't even feel like living anymore because that's her That's her first love someone. She's been with since she was in high school in That's just so sad so so so sad What's on Instagram a couple of days ago and Brooke Bailey those you don't know Brooke Bailey I the reason why I love me some Brooke Bailey Brooke Bailey is an og video vixen I love Brooke because she is chocolate like milk chocolate She and then she's up there. Brooke is not young I think Brooke is over 50 if not she's pushing 50, but anyway She was in Basketball wives But she was also on this reality TV show back when reality TV was getting really hot And you have to deal with deal with video vixens But Brooke Bailey was in White me down video. She was in one of Nicki Minaj's Nicki Minaj's video, but she's been around for a minute Unfortunately her daughter who she's only 25 years old she passed away, which is so sad And I believe that's her only child if I remember correctly her only child 25 years old 25 years old believe she passed away in a car accident Absolutely horrible.    I'm gonna talk about your hips.   There's only two of them left That's you know free that is just absolutely Horrible another thing that trips me trips me out and miss is miss Robbie is saying that Tim's her son. She's gonna always love him and she's gonna support him. Let me tell you something. I Get that that's your baby and some people are like that.   I'm not putting nothing on it. What do you call it? I'm not putting nothing on your books and nothing No, that's not happening. I'm not sending you cards for Christmas and Easter and all this other book Absolutely not cuz y'all for what I understand miss Robbie is suing a youtuber on here. Yeah She has several videos actually about the case what she has every right to do But I don't know if it's slander or what the case is going to be what the charts is gonna be But she has a lawsuit against this other youtuber because of some of the stuff she's been saying about miss Robbie and Tim Let's go on to some ratchet good stuff Let's talk about what we watch to you to some child. I decided to watch some some movies I hadn't seen in a while and some just some new movies I got the I don't know if I said this but I rewatch Jason's lyric which hits differently when you grow on child.  Oh, I rewatched that it was interesting. It was good I Watched flowers in the attic again crazy as VC Andrews movie rewatched that also We watch To die for with Nicole Kippman regarding the Pamela smart case remember that case you guys were the teacher Ended up having an affair with the student and the student killed Her husband Pamela smart rewatched that And then I got Amazon Prime for like seven days and watched a couple of prime videos So I watched Troy again T. I don't know. I'm not pronouncing it, right T. R. O. I S Watched a couple of media movies to look after a couple of I can't handle Tyler Perry movies that much I could do a few and Like two in a row and that's it and I mean, I need to switch to something that's for a while It's the weird-looking black guy from marriage counselor that temptation Movie It was called always and forever you guys this movie was actually kind of good Hey, who was in it had D woods and What is the guy name? I'm sorry, but he looks a little weird-looking. I know everybody can't be fine and as wine But I mean he's handsome Robert Lee Jones and it's called always and forever.  I was like, okay, that doesn't make any sense But overall I liked the movie again. It's on All black on Amazon Prime because I had it for a little bit So, yeah, y'all trying to watch some of these old movies rewatch children of man. I love the movie. I was crying I was like, okay, Vivian. This is not that serious With Julianne Moore and that English actor British Excuse me English, whatever So girl what I've been watching series. Let me tell you something I Watch because I've been hearing about it. I started to watch Dahmer Y'all when you want to talk about The first episode my anxiety was so dang on high. I'm like, okay, you know what? Don't drink nothing. Don't eat nothing. Don't don't don't do anything over his house because you don't know what you're gonna have So the thing that gets me is that I didn't realize that Jeffrey Dahmer was living in a predominantly black area. Um, I knew that the vast majority of his Victims were men of color, but I didn't know that he was living in that area Now one thing that I did know and I think that they they reveal in the actual movie is that He came from this doesn't justify anything doesn't justify your ass cooking it eating up people He came from a very broken home. Um, his parents got divorced his mother Ended up having postpartum depression right after she had her child. I personally think she may have had I'm not a doctor. So I shouldn't be diagnosed and people saw I'm not gonna say that I was thinking maybe she was schizophrenia, but it turned out to be postpartum depression His family neglected him When his father divorced the mother He just left And at one point Jeffrey Dahmer was left at home by himself at like 18 I knew that before this movie came out because just based off of another dr. Komrini and I had seen about his life He was just left at home The mother just came home and took the child and left and the father didn't know that he was at home by himself because Jeffrey was like okay with that because his ass was it was at home You know messing around with these with these men. So he he was Actually, okay with that, you know what I mean? So Um child Didn't know that he went in an army.   So Then he worked at the candy store Couldn't hold a job couldn't hold it down Living with his grandma grandma smelling stuff. She's like Jeff. What's that smell? He's like, oh, it's my taxidermy stuff grandma And so she's like well you need to throw it out.  What's that smell? What the hell's wrong with you? So Finally said, okay, you know what this is it You need to move out you driving your grandma crazy That's when he moved into the apartment and that's when things really spiral out of control But wait a minute the thing that tripped me out y'all is when he stole that damn, uh mannequin He stole that mannequin He had that mannequin in the bed. He kissing and hugging that mannequin. I'm like, okay.  He didn't say dog.  Oh, she's like, oh, I um threw that out. Why did where did you get that from? He said don't worry about that grandma. What did you do with my dog? She's like, I threw that out, baby.   He's like that was my partner Ha ha ha that was his love doll uh-uh, so I don't think i'm gonna finish the series you guys and this is why i'm a softy apparently the victims of the family They didn't get notified about this show Their course of not being compensated Um, and they are saying that they didn't even know about it until it came out They didn't they knew about it the same time we knew and so this is Traumatizing for them and it's for for the survivors too. I think he had one survivor. Actually it's re traumatizing. So Let me saw But the first three episodes seem to be good. It's just very very dark.  There's a steven king short story that they're bringing on netflix the tall grass Is another one mr. Harrington's phone Is creepy as hell as a short story and they're turning it into a well It's gonna be a netflix movie really excited now something that was very surprising that I watched And I just was like, okay. What is this about?  It has everything in this in this series from Oh god y'all, um, I'm trying to find the words to to say right now that it has everything from Radicalized religion Zombies yes zombies good and evil the devil bonkers into the world Like they were very very obsessed with the idea of the world ending They thought they were gods um The main character. What is his name? His name is chad. There was so many people chad Her name was lori val roe If I remember correctly correctly His name meaning the man name was chad daybell Chad had came up with this System this grading system that graded people light or dark So you either had like a light spirit or a dark spirit Um, and they even had family members. They had categorized that he had categorized And it was like On a scale. I think of four. So you could be liked one two three or four You could be dark one two three or four I think you could be like a decimal point like four point one because I believe the daughter Was like a dark four point one at a certain point From when I understand at a certain at a certain point you could be so dark that you become a zombie The only way to free this person Is to kill them This is the most disturbing case I've seen you guys seriously And this is seriously one of the most disturbing cases I've heard of There are so many deaths tied to this family first off There are at least if I can remember correctly About five deaths everything from The spouses to the children To potential to uh, oh her her her nieces ex fiance was shot at Another woman was shot at and then what they were doing in their cult They were marrying each other very fast like within two weeks or knowing each other They were married because they figured if you you will probably Married in a previous life because they do believe in in You know previous lives And that once you find each other again on this current life go ahead and marry real fast I looked at some of the they have some some of his old podcasts chat daybell on youtube It makes me wonder how can people just How can any of this make sense when someone tells you that they know the exact date when the world is going to end How what makes you think that? Anything that they say is True I mean girl that hand makes tell what did I tell you? What did I tell you? Spoiler alert. I will be giving spoiler alerts. It is what it is child. Um, first off I'm a little upset that I didn't get to see nick that much on this episode because I have a crush on nick Now nick isn't necessarily this is the thing about the actor that plays nick I don't think that he's Really that Hold on I don't think that he's really That handsome like when I see him like oh god, he's handsome, but he's fine He is fine. There's something about that quiet Deadly tight. He's gonna sit up here He's gonna uh put it in real good Or or he may he may slap you so you just don't know what to expect so you Hell you you may want both, you know, you know, you may want both but Nick's not like that because under all of that toughness. He has a soft spot Soft spot. Excuse me. So I think that for me that's the part of his attractiveness too. So um, y'all I told y'all serena Serena is a problem. She's gonna be a problem. So off the last episode We see that serena got to have freads Well, there's been a couple of episodes, but she was able to have freads her husband commander fread funeral back over in gilead, right? so the um The one guy over in canada that's kind of helping her and you know, everyone knows let me find out his name y'all I just be telling y'all stuff don't even be getting the person damn name right mark mr. Mark now Quiet as a cap. I think that she's pregnant by mark. I think that fread was shooting uh blanks That's why june couldn't get pregnant So mark tulio has a crush on serena, you know, he's kind of feeling her.   I'm talking for your mark. You know what mark? It's okay.   Um I gotta go So he leaves because the plane is waiting for him, right?   Um, you are a very unique and interesting woman And unfortunately and you only got nine fingers. So those you don't know Her husband had one of her fingers chopped off. I think she disobeyed him or something It's like I think was an index friend wasn't an index friend a ring girl regardless She got four fingers on one hand. So no, he said you were very like unique and interesting Yeah, I don't know. He said you were very unique and interesting woman.    So, you know, what we're gonna need for you to do Let's go back over to canada Because we need for you to represent us over there and she's looking a little like She's like a little shocked y'all because she thought she was home So baby when she get back on that plane and you can see mark. He's like looking at her She's going back sitting down.  Now june is off Y'all june is on the tail and she is really like losing it at one point She had serena shook. I think she ran up on serena's um car. It was like, don't you Touch my daughter again. I'm like, oh my god. Now her daughter Is she's gotten out of wearing pink to now she was dressed in purple So june calls nick up and she's like, what does purple mean? Well, what does this mean? He's like, she's ready. He's like, she's ready for what? You know, what is the purple mean and nick basically tells june that purple means she's ready to be a wife Now I would rather her be a wife than a handsmaid but considering that though The wives In just really turning. You know what I mean? So y'all besides that you got the girl with the one eye Her and the one eye. Um, yeah, I'm sorry The girl with the one eye and old girl Poisoned those chocolates because she's like, I thought you were my friend. You're not my friend.  She woke up the next morning when um She was like praise be offering.  So they kind of to an almost agreement because what happened was Aunt Lydia approached One of the gub and one of the commanders and was like, I think that The handmaids I should watch them and They should just stay with me and The commander is like, what's wrong with you?   That's what's just calling what it is They want to rape them and have sex with them whenever they want to that would never happen so Aunt Lydia and a one-eyed girl have come to an agreement that Okay, we're gonna work together and I'm gonna help you with these huzzies. So they don't be trying to You know poison us again I think that things are about to really get heated up because if you guys don't see June received that invitation that there's gonna be an embassy almost like an embassy set up Gilead embassy set up in in Canada and they already have a few people were um when um, Serena Got sent back to Canada She had a few women and men actually outside Like waiting for her waiting just to see her Shaw it's about to get interested. It's about to get heated I think that Handmaid still has one more season left and of course this season just started So we got another season left of this So we'll see what happens y'all. All right y'all. I've been talking a lot. I know this is all over the place This is it. I hope you guys have a good one. Take care. Bye