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Saturday, April 27, 2024

Thug Shells

John B. Marine | 4/27/2024 03:27:00 AM | | | | | Be the first to comment!
"I can rap any word," says the "pocket sized self-described bubbly gangster," Thug Shells. There is big time talent from this petite freestyle rapper and entertainer who shares her awesomeness with gangster adorability. Don't worry- it's okay to drink the Thug Juice and become a fan of this impressive entertainer and musician. This blog post focuses in on the wonderful personality known as Thug Shells.


BEFORE I BEGIN...

Everything in this blog post is all opinion-based. This is not meant to be a proper interview or article.






Thug Shells


Meet Thuggy:

Thug Shells
^ from: (YouTube) - Thug Shells is a positive pocket-size gangster who offers her awesomeness through gangster adorability. Care to drink the Thug Juice?

Thug Shells is a Canadian rapper from the Canadian province of Alberta. She is best known for her incredible rap skills, especially freestyle rap. One of her first acts where she gained popularity around 2020 by making a music video based on a popular public service announcement in Canada from the 1990s. She since has been at the forefront of many different impressive and fun songs and projects. Thug Shells has a knack for positive-focused music along with lots of lighthearted and uplifting acts.

Thug Shells often likes to say she can rap any word. If anyone visits her Twitch channel, you'll see she gets lots of practice taking in terms from Chat and making a freestyle rap song. Besides the freestyle rap she does, Thug Shells also produces her own music. She's done a number of different rap songs, but she also has done drum 'n bass and some other similar work. One of the simplest showcases of her work can be seen in a 20-minute long video that serves as "Stream Starting Soon" or intermission. Songs of hers include "Thugs Bunny," "Blooming," "Too Sunny," "Not Alone," and more. Recent songs of hers include "Money," "Figure It Out," "Drama Llama," and "Just Be."

Thug Shells has competed in some rap competitions before. She took part in some rap battles and won. What I found most interesting is that some of the rappers she went up against used a lot of profanity-laden rhymes while Thuggy just utilizes her own unique style of hip-hop. Even once in one performance, she mentioned (indirect quote) "...I don't have to swear to be a good rapper."

Thug Shells has a lot of marine wildlife influence for fictional characters. Her mascot is Finnigan, a dolphin. One of the animations on her channel features crabs walking by. So there is a lot of marine influence with a lot of her work.


My Testimonal.

Times previously, I seen Thug Shells featured in my Twitch recommendations, but I never gave thought to visit her channel in the past. Thug Shells finally convinced me of her awesomeness when she performed this freestyle rap session regarding PizzaPrincessG (who I blogged about before here: "PizzaPrincessG" on John's Blog Space):



...and since December 4, 2022, I've been a Thug Shells fan. I also don't regret being of Thuggy, either.




The Thug Shells Experience


Thug Shells mostly is about freestyle hip-hop. A lot of her regular Twitch streams are simply about taking terms said by Twitch chat and then making a song out of those terms. The process is simple- pop into Chat, mention a word or two, and Thug Shells will try to incorporate that into a freestyle song. At times, Thug Shells takes her freestyle rap into the world. She has had freestyle rap sessions chatting with real people. They range from common folk to even a few famous names. All the while, Thug Shells drops some bars that leave people absolutely impressed.

Though she is great at freestyle rap, she also is a DJ. Her DJ work is not exclusively hip-hop; other genres she mixes includes hip-hop, drum 'n bass, breakbeat, disco house, and more. Thug Shells is just as talented mixing music as she is making music.

Her biggest contribution to Twitch is hosting Freestyle Rap Night. This is an occasion held whereas a number of individuals get on stage and freestyle rap to their heart's content. There usually are no major musicians taking part in these rap sessions. Most of the individuals who perform are mostly into real hip-hop and rap for the love of it. More detail on "Freestyle Rap Night" is coming up later in this blog post.

Is Thug Shells all music on Twitch? No. She sometimes does real life streams featuring real-life insight. Her streams can be travel streams, hiking streams, gaming streams, or anything like that. I seen her stream her experience visiting cities like New York City and San Francisco. I seen her stream going hiking in the Yukon. She had a stream of her getting a tattoo. Many things are featured on her Twitch channel.

Back to freestyle rap for a moment, though.


Thug Shells Raps.

Freestyle rap involves putting together an impromptu song based on certain key words. This is a style popularized by talent like Harry Mack. I think Harry Mack is the king of freestyle. Honestly, I think Thug Shells is the queen of freestyle rap.

Thuggy has a very smooth voice that lends power to the bars she drops in her songs. She got that 1990s hip-hop style, and that's what I love about her hip-hop style. Thuggy can rap slow or fast, usually fast. Most of all, Thug Shells doesn't rely on excessively swearing. Her own songs mostly have some great positive messages. She is all about "good vibes only" and positive energy. I honestly think if 2020s Thug Shells went back in time and rapped in the 1990s, she could hold her own against some of the 1990s talent. She'd fit right in. Thug Shells would be right there against Queen Latifah, Salt 'n Pepa, MC Lyte, Da Brat, and even quite a few of the male hip-hop talent of the 1990s.

Thug Shells even competed in a hip-hop battle tournament in Vancouver in 2023. She had to try to hold her own against some other rappers dropping savage bars. Thuggy won her rap battles with minimal swearing and witty humor while her opponents would fill up the Swear Jar easily with savage bars.


Freestyle Rap Night.

Let me use this space to discuss Freestyle Rap Night, hosted by Thug Shells. Every other Thursday night at the River City Revival House in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada; various people get up on stage and drop some freestyle raps to the crowd. Some time later in the Freestyle Rap Night, a feature artist or artists will take the stage and perform some of their songs to the crowd. Thug Shells even drops some freestyle bars in between some of the different rappers from time to time. After that, there is usually a 20-minute break before the night continues with more freestyle rap. You could either relax or enjoy what River City Revival House is famous for- its delicious chicken wings.

Freestyle Rap Night was where I got to hear some of the common and popular names. The first personality I grown to love on Freestyle Rap Night is an artist known as STIX the Legend. Later, I got to know different personalities like Jangles and Rat King Radio.

One time, Thug Shells had to serve three roles in one night- host, DJ, and feature performer. This specific night was all on her birthday or around the time of her birthday!

One word of warning... Freestyle Rap Night is purely uncensored with some raw language.


Now for some final thoughts...




Thug Shells: Final Thoughts


Thug Shells is an absolutely genuine and very cool personality. This Canadian excels at hip-hop and doing DJ sets. She has that 1990s style of hip-hop and a polarizing personality that makes her very loveable and enjoyable. One would have to try very hard to not like any of her material. It is very easy to smile, laugh, and/or admire her immense talent. She may be a "pocket sized self-described bubbly gangster," but she is also a wonderful person who has massive talent and personality and executes with "gangster adorability." So go ahead- drink the Thug Juice. What 'chu got to lose?


What I Would Tell Thug Shells (if she were to read this)...

Thug Shells, thank you so much for your awesomeness. Your personality and charm in all arenas of life are absolute boons to the world. I even enjoy being part of such an amazing Twitch community you have. You even introduced me to a number of different personalities through Freestyle Rap Night Maybe my only regret is becoming a fan of yours any sooner. I didn't get to be sold on your awesomeness until you dropped an awesome freestyle rap about PizzaPrincessG at TwitchCon 2022. I even purchased some of your songs from Bandcamp, until I found about your work also available on Beatport. I have been more than honored being part of your community since December 4, 2022. I wish you more success and greater success in the future. Most of all, thank you from saving me from boredom on Twitch (and/or YouTube as well). Stay awesome! :D


For More Information...

To learn more about Thug Shells, visit her official site at: www.thugshells.ca. Also visit her Twitch channel at twitch.tv/thugshells and her YouTube videos at Thug Shells on YouTube.





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Friday, April 26, 2024

PizzaPrincessG

John B. Marine | 4/26/2024 02:49:00 AM | | | | | Be the first to comment!
(UPDATED: June 24, 2024)

One of the brightest stars of late on Twitch and YouTube is PizzaPrincessG. PizzaPrincessG is the "number 1 pizza streamer worldwide" for a reason. One needs only visit her channel to find out why. I figured as a viewer of her work, I showcase her channel and share with you how I feel about this channel.


BEFORE I BEGIN...

Everything in this blog post is all opinion-based. This is not meant to be a proper interview or article.







This blog post is about PizzaPrincessG, who is this lady below:

PizzaPrincessG
^ from: (YouTube) - Meet pizza royalty- PizzaPrincessG.

Giuliana Calascibetta, better known as "G," is one of the most popular personalities on Twitch and YouTube. This Italian-American pizza superstar goes by the handle of PizzaPrincessG across most social media. She makes pizza for Cam's Pizza in Rochester, New York, USA. Most of her streams showcase a day in the life of a pizza maker. Giuliana and her crew help feed the many customers who come in for pizza or some other meals. All of this is done in behind-the-scenes style and features many different lighthearted and funny moments. Besides making pizza streams, Giuliana also does gaming streams, art streams, and real life streams outside of pizza making. She is also a very good singer. Often times, she may be singing whatever is on the radio or singing her own songs in her own way. I jokingly call her singing as the "G Radio Network." :) The highest praise offered about Giuliana and her work is that she is called the "Taylor Swift of Pizza" by PMQ Pizza as well as being the "#1 Pizza Streamer Worldwide." G's stardom has taken her to great heights, including being part of TwitchCon on a number of occasions.

The most important thing to know about PizzaPrincessG is that G prefers to keep everything G-rated. That means there is little to no explicit swearing as you might hear across a number of different channels. Only slips of the tongue and some other situations are the only times you'd hear a naughty word uttered. Same applies for any sort of toilet humor. So this is a channel catered to a general audience rather than a specific set.

The last thing to share about Giuliana Giuliana Calascibetta is that she owns G Universal, which is a portfolio and hub to all of her online work. This is where you can learn more about Giuliana and her online work. You also get to see her showcase her awesomeness to the world. Giuliana is a positive figure and a very fun person.


My Testimonial.

I discovered PizzaPrincessG on Twitch as a recommendation back in September 9, 2021. I thought the channel was cool and fun when I visited it, so I decided to drop a Follow. I since have enjoyed each time I try to catch a stream of PizzaPrincessG.


That's the intro to PizzaPrincessG. Now on to the intricacies and thoughts on PPG's channel.




The PizzaPrincessG Experience


Giuliana Calascibetta is great at preparing pizza. She has made pizzas basically her entire life and has loving passion for her work. G recently enhanced her streams to where she has set up a second camera view where you can see her prepare a pizza in a closeup.

Giuliana prepares pizza as if she is giving life or saving the life of a pizza. From preparing dough to adding toppings, she really treats pizza like a living creature, and she takes great pride in giving that pizza dough proper loving care. That loving care is given to where that pizza is ultimately enjoyed by customers. I won't explain the whole process of her making pizza (I thought about explaining the process in preparing this blog post), but you do get a great idea of how to prepare a pizza by watching her live streams.

Some of the pizzas Giuliana prepares are what I call "art pizzas." Basically, an art pizza usually starts with a heart design from sauce, maybe a smiling face, maybe also "Don't forget to Follow" on it. She also made a unique Christmas tree pizza I remembered seeing her prepare live on stream. Even though G does make pizzas of different kinds, she is never afraid to showcase her artistic side. That possibly stems from the fact she sometimes do painting streams. So one can say she makes her own pizza masterpieces. Perhaps those pizza creations should be in the Smithsonian or the Louvre...

She takes pizza making passionately while still having a lighthearted and fun personality. The vibes are usually good even if Giuliana is not 100% any given day. G provides service with a wonderful smile. She puts full effort and heart into her work every day, every stream, and it shows. G is someone anyone can respect since she does everything with love and heart. Otherwise, why do anything without love or heart?


"Crazy Slices."

Every now and then at Cam's, Giuliana prepares unusual pizzas featuring ingredients not likely any regular soul would order. For example, would you order or eat a pizza that has Lucky Charms on it? What about a pizza with General Tso's chicken? Cam's Pizza isn't afraid to delve into the realm of quirky with pizzas.

Obviously, it would be perfectly normal if one would have some health concerns with some of these Cam's Crazy Slices. These Crazy Slices are not any nasty pizzas or any pizzas made with inedible ingredients. Just the fact these pizzas are even conceived is enough for respect.

While this video is not from Giuliana's channel, it is an idea of pizza prepared by her. It is a stylized look at her preparing a "Crazy Slice." Check it:


^ Bruschetta Pizza | Cam's Pizzeria | Rochester, NY

Cool, huh? :)


The PizzaPrincessG Experience on YouTube.

Giuliana extends her stardom to the likes of YouTube. She has a number of different themes on her YouTube Channel. Among them:

• Sipping the Tea With G - to help younger folks understand things about life, G provides advice and insight in this series.

• Cooking With G - Learn how to cook various edibles from G herself.

• Italian Things With G - insight on Italian lifestyle and culture discussed by G.

• Is This A? Vlog? - This series of videos features real-life insight from G.

There is something for everyone when visiting her work on Twitch or YouTube.

Besides her own channel, Giuliana has also provided content to the YouTube channel Hardcore Italians. One such video I saw was how she prepares pizza from scratch- the traditional way, not how most prepare pizza.


PizzaPrincessG Sample.

Here is a sample of what Giuliana provides to Twitch and YouTube:


^ I GOT PARTNERED ON TWITCH! | Pizza Princess G twitch highlights | giuliana
And there is your look at PizzaPrincessG.


Final Thoughts on PizzaPrincessG.

I personally love being a part of PizzaPrincessG and her fine community. Whether I am watching for a few seconds, a few minutes, or and hour or two; there is no shortage of awesomeness provided by Giuliana Calascibetta and her crew. She is witty and outspoken in all of her work. Personally, while I don't think I can make a proper pizza, she has inspired me to attempt making my own pizza someday. And perhaps, I will make that first pizza. I know I'll have G to thank if I am ultimately successful at it.

Anyone can make pizza. Anyone can make streams mostly about pizza making. But, who can provide the experience of pizza making and living life the way Giuliana Calascibetta does? It is not just making pizza, playing games, painting, dancing, or one factor- it is all of these factors combined with Giuliana's wonderful personality and charm that make her shine like the sun and sparkle like stars. This channel exemplifies the "good vibes only" mentality and a powerfully positive presence. Even if you are having the worst possible day, Giuliana can make your day much better and bring a smile to your face. She is just that powerful and polarizing.

While I don't make a big deal about it, it is at least refreshing G prefers keeping everything G-Rated. That means more people can safely enjoy the content on her channel without being bombarded with excessive swearing or certain toilet humor that could get you in trouble if you view them in certain settings. It just makes for a more refreshing experience from the norm on Twitch and even YouTube.


What I Would Tell PizzaPrincessG (if she were to read this)...

Giuliana Calascibetta, thank you so much for your incredible personality and your fun streams. It brings me great pleasure to enjoy your content for however long I am in your streams. I have been more than proud to always enjoy the experience you provide on Twitch and YouTube. While I don't mind more mature material, I do like you keep things G-Rated so more people can enjoy the experience of PizzaPrincessG without it being overly wild. I congratulate you on your successes in pizza and in being a content creator. I wish you greater success and more success in the future. Stay awesome! Most importantly... thank you for providing your amazing presence and charm in all that you do as well as provide a welcoming and fun community.


For More Information...

To learn more about Giuliana Calascibetta (or "G") and her work, visit any or all of the following sites. Visit her main hub called G Universal at: guniversal.com. Check out her Twitch channel at: twitch.com/pizzaprincessg. Find her YouTube videos at: youtube.com/GiulianaCalascibetta.





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Thursday, March 5, 2020

TV Judges

John B. Marine | 3/05/2020 08:06:00 PM | | | | Be the first to comment!
All rise! This court is now in session. The Honorable Judge is presiding. Please be seated. Judges on TV try to settle certain lawsuits in small claims court. This blog post looks at some of the many judges on TV all-time. This was inspired by Judge Judy recently announcing her retirement. It will not be a comprehensive list, but it is my own TV judge list. I wanted to blog about this topic for a long while, but I never completed a post on it until now.

Before I Begin...

Not all featured shows and judges will have videos, but there will be a lot of videos that may hamper the performance of your browser. Click on the links below videos to view them privately. Those with YouTube apps on mobile platforms viewing this will have the YouTube app natively view the videos in question. All material provided are for educational purposes.

Also, thank you to all who allowed videos to be embedded.






TV Judges


When it comes to various disputes, you have your Plaintiffs and your Defendants. A lot of cases heard by judges can range from fairly simple to otherworldly outrageous. Some defendants even file countersuits against plaintiffs. Only one entity can settle matters- the judge. Or in some court shows, more than one judge. Once the gavel drops with one side being awarded the win (unless a case is dismissed), justice and resolution are served.

Let's talk TV judges! The entries are either the names of shows or the judges' names themselves. Let's begin with the one I mentioned in the intro.


Judge Judy.

Judge Judy
^ from: (TV Guide) - Judge Judy. Toughest TV judge in history.

Judge Judith Sheindlin is the most no-nonsense judge ever. Over 25 years of her hit show, Judge Judy will get to the bottom of issues and not play around in determining who gets what settlement. It is not a good idea to speak when she speaks. Judge Judy has no problem getting into the minds of litigants and having a tell-it-like-it-is mentality.


^ Judge Judy kicks out 3 Witnesses!


Hot Bench.

Hot Bench is a show that is too good for one judge to moderate. In fact, three judges converge to try to settle any number of issues. Justice is then served three-fold. Various judges may fill the available seats to oversee cases. Let me show you a sample of Hot Bench; and unfortunately, this is the best example I could find:


^ Hot Bench Thrown Out


Power of Attorney.

"Power of Attorney" was a different kind of judge show in that there were attorneys offering an extra edge in helping clients get the sort of legal compensation they seek. Basically, it is the attorney usually asking the tough questions rather than the judge trying to be judge, jury, and execution. I provided this video to demonstrate what "Power of Attorney" was all about when it aired on TV:


^ Power of Attorney


Justice for All.

The judge show "Justice for All" is run by Judge Cristina Perez. She delivers a bold and empowering sense of justice with cases overheard in her court. The show has gained some notoriety when the former bailiff of the show, Renard Spivey was arrested for a domestic violence incident of killing his wife, Patricia Spivey, after an argument. Renard Spivey was once a Harris Country sheriff deputy. Here is a sample of "Justice For All" below:


Justice for All with Judge Cristina Perez


Divorce Court.

I feel dumb here researching this topic and forgetting all about "Divorce Court!" I tend to recall Judge Mayblean Ephriam as the judge of this show. Later installments would have Lynn Toler as the judge. Divorce Court was all about couples in crisis seeking divorce for any sort of reasons or infidelities among couples. Did you know "Divorce Court" is about as old as 1987? I saw one video of "Divorce Court" that dates back to 1987 as I was researching this topic. Never knew this show lasted THIS long! Here is a sample of "Divorce Court" for you all:


^ Judge Lynn Toler Throws Out Wife from Her Courtroom


Judge Jerry.

Yes- Jerry... as in Jerry Springer. THAT Jerry Springer. Judge Jerry is one of the youngest judge shows on TV. I knew Jerry Springer used to be the mayor of Cincinnati. However, I didn't know he used to be a lawyer. While you may not see some of the usual guests on past installments of "The Jerry Springer Show," you will get to see Jerry Springer handle cases with his own personality and charm. You'll see that personality permeate within others on his show. Judge Jerry also has a different level of seriousness going from a daytime talk show host to a television judge. Here is a great promotion of this show:


^ Judge Jerry February


Judge Mathis.

Judge Greg Mathis is a native of Detroit, Michigan, USA. He is a powerful and empowering judge overhearing a number of court cases. How powerful? Let me show you- here is a powerful, passionate case on one episode of "Judge Mathis" below:


^ Judge Mathis - Most Memorable Case


Judge Joe Brown.

It's Joe time! Judge Joe Brown is an old-school, old-fashioned judge that gets to the bottom of several court cases. He once served among the Tennessee court circuit. Here is a sample of Judge Joe Brown and his no-nonsense style of justice:


^ Black Dude Disses Judge Joe Brown gets arrested


Judge Mills Lane.

Time to profile Judge Mills Lane. Or for some people- that judge that refereed Tyson-Holyfield in 1997. Or for some other people- "Let's Get it On!" on MTV's "Celebrity Deathmatch." Mills Lane is best known as a boxing referee. He gained fame refereeing the controversial fight between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield in 1997. He had his own show on TV outside of his referee duties. Check out this sample:


^ Judge Mills Lane Part 1 of 3


Judge Alex.

Welcome to the courtroom of Judge Alex Ferrer. He was a Cuban immigrant to America that also served as part of the Florida Circuit Court. This is a sample of Alex Ferrer and his work:


^ Judge Alex


"Judge Hatchett" and "The Verdict With Judge Hatchett."

The courtroom of Judge Glenda Hatchett is one of the more interesting court shows which offers unique levels of resolution from various cases. Judge Hatchett has a lot of personality and a great heart. She has been solid in her judging ranging from "Judge Hatchett" to the newer "The Verdict With Judge Hatchett." This video sample below is of the former show of hers.


^ Me On Judge Hatchett


Judge Faith.

Meet beautiful-yet-tough judge, Judge Faith Jenkins. She has served as a prosecutor in New York City as well as a legal analyst for cable news. Here is a sample of one court case on her show:


^ Judge Faith - Instagram Flexing (Season 1: Episode #127)


Judge Pirro.

"Judge Pirro" is run by Judge Jeanine Pirro. For a sample of her brand of justice, peep this video:


^ Judge Pirro - You Are A Despicable Human Being!


Lauren Lake's Paternity Court.

Imagine taking paternity drama of daytime talk shows and then settling matters on a judge show. That basically describes "Paternity Court" with Judge Lauren Lake. Each show ends with a paternity test result to settle matters. Here is a sample episode of "Paternity Court":


^ Two Men Fight For Fatherhood (Full Episode) | Paternity Court


Couples Court.

Here is a court ruled by two judges. Meet Judge Dana Cutler and Keith Cutler. Together, they hear cases involving couples in regards to infidelity and other issues. The majority of discussed cases are mostly lighthearted. An episode of "Couples Court" can be seen here:


^ Woman Accuses Man Of Cheating But She's Sleeping With Their Roommate (Full Episode) | Couples Court


Texas Justice.

Judge Larry Joe Doherty is all about Texas Justice. This was a show that aired on the FOX networks. There are a lot of serious cases on "Texas Justice." However, there are also some lighthearted and entertaining moments that break apart from the seriousness of these court cases. So there's a little of everything in Texas Justice. If I'm not mistaken, the cases were filmed and held here in Houston for this show. Check this out:


^ TEXAS JUSTICE-P1 SEASON TEASE


Moral Court.

The focus of Moral Court is on determining who was morally correct with any number of issues. I always known Moral Court to be run by Judge Larry Elder. The party who wins the court case is awarded money. If the loser is morally "wrong," the winner gets $500 USD. If the loser is morally "offensive," the winner gets $1,000 USD. And if the loser is morally "outrageous," the winner is awarded the maximum- $2,000 USD. Some cases have even been dismissed on the show. You can't fault this show for being unique and trying different ideas. Let me provide you a sample of "Moral Court." Check it:


^ moral court


America's Court.

I have never heard of "America's Court," nor have I ever seen what it was like until I did my research of this topic. "America's Court" is ruled by Judge Kevin Ross. Judge Ross believes in a brand of justice in which justice is about way more than simply banging a gavel. Each case is a learning lesson to Judge Ross and the litigants that enter his court room. Here is a sample:


^ America's Court with Judge Ross featuring Rose Marie Johnson *WOMAN GETS KICKED OUT OF COURT* SEE*


The People's Court (Modern).

Modern "The People's Court" is ruled by Judge Marilyn Milian. I haven't seen a lot of the more modern installments of this pioneering judge show, but I have seen a few court cases on this show. Here is a sample court case with the Honorable Judge Milian:


^ Wedding Photo Fail


Last, but not least... I can't have a discussion of TV judges without mentioning this figure:


The People's Court (Classic). (Honorable Mention!)

The classic and gold standard for TV judges was Judge Joseph Wapner. "The People's Court" has long been the premier court show on television, and Joe Wapner was one of the best at this. Joe Wapner passed away in 2017 at the age of 97. Here is an example of old style "The People's Court" with Judge Joe Wapner presiding:


^ Peoples Court Hellroller vs Judge Wapner


This has a post featuring one of many different TV judges and judge shows past and present.





That's all. Thanks for coming by! But first, let me ask...

What is your favorite TV judge or favorite TV judges?

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Friday, January 25, 2019

Girls Like Us

John B. Marine | 1/25/2019 10:01:00 AM | | | | Be the first to comment!
#girlslikeus is an #LGBT online show devoted to issues regarding transgenders and intersex individuals. While "Girls Like Us" usually relates to male-to-female transgenders, this show is an open forum on transgender issues. Very few topics are off-limits in the different episodes of this program in regards to transgender/intersex issues. I decided to showcase this online show for my audience here in my main blog. This blog post will fill you in on "Girls Like Us."


A Special Hello...

I'd like to offer a special hello to my transgender and intersex audience who may be reading this blog post. Same applies to all of my LGBT audience members as well as supporters of the LGBT community.






Girls Like Us


No matter what you think about anyone of any capacity of LGBT, there aren't too many places and spaces for discussion of various LGBT issues. At least on the transgender and intersex realm, "Girls Like Us" offers a forum for which discussion of transgender and intersex issues are expressed in various videos. While this is an open forum for transgender issues, this show may contain a few... uh, curse words. So it's safe to say that "Girls Like Us" can be a bit on the NSFW (not safe for work) side. For the most part, it is still worth a watch even to better understand transgender and intersex types.


Video Preview.

Let me give you an idea of what "Girls Like Us" has to offer for you. Here is a video introduction of the "Girls Like Us" program:


^ GIRLS LIKE US INTRO

You seen the introduction above, so you know of the hosts of this online show. Speaking of the hosts...


The Hosts.

This is a brief look at the hosts of "Girls Like Us." Get to know them all:

Angel Qinan
This Filipino-American transgender is one of the hosts of "Girls Like Us." She is best known for her role in "Act Like a Woman." She is a registered nurse outside of her acting.

Kayla Ward
Of all of the hosts of "Girls Like Us," the one I know of best is Kayla Autumn Ward. I've followed Kayla's modeling work for a number of years and think she is a lovely and inspirational person. Kayla is also trying to break into the WNBA and have herself a solid career as a professional basketball player. Kayla documents her transgender journey in her Tumblr blog (or Tumblog) called "My Transgender Journey."

Ally Castillo
Ally is a transgender woman who has been a long-time makeup artist. She works alongside her transgender sister Angel Qinan. Together, both Angel and Ally have a presence known as "Sisters Like Us."

Carolina Gutierrez
Carolina Gutierrez is an award-winning transgender actress who also is into fitness as well as discussion of transgender issues with her Caroland channel.

Miliana
In a recent (as of January 23, 2019) episode of "Girls Like Us," a new host was introduced. Miliana is a part-Black, part-South Asian transgender.


With this sort of insight, this is a great program and a great medium for discussing issues among the transgender and intersex community.




Girls Like Us: Final Thoughts


Honestly, I believe you don't necessarily have to like transgenders or intersex individuals to appreciate "Girls Like Us." Anything that offers some sort of forum in regards to any LGBT type issues is commendable. The different episodes are all fairly interesting and worthy of watching. The hosts of this channel are all lovely ladies whose insight really matters. It is a different kind of talk show that is fairly engaging while also being mostly casually professional (just like my blogs!).

At least watch some of the different episodes of "Girls Like Us" to better understand different elements and issues of the transgender and intersex communities. If you even care to educate yourself on transgender matters, you owe it to yourself to watch "Girls Like Us." Maybe you are someone who has some interest in becoming any capacity of transgender. You too can benefit from the insight of "Girls Like Us" in this regard.

No matter if you want to be connected or educated on transgender and intersex issues, "Girls Like Us" has you covered like a blanket.


If Any of the Hosts or Production Crew are Reading This...

Keep up the great work with all that you do. Great for you to provide voices for the LGBT community (the transgender and intersex ones in this case).


For More Information...

If you'd like to learn more about "Girls Like Us," please visit these links:

"Girls Like Us" on YouTube
Girls Like Us (Facebook)
Girls Like Us (Instagram)

I may post some extra material in case I find some extra links to showcase this channel and its media.





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Thursday, November 8, 2018

10 Years on YouTube!

John B. Marine | 11/08/2018 11:23:00 PM | | Be the first to comment!
(UPDATED: November 15, 2018)

On November 8, 2008; "JohnMarineTube" was born on YouTube. I made my debut on YouTube on that day, then posted my first video of any kind a week later. It has been a long journey. For the longest, I wanted to make a return to YouTube, but never found the courage or came up with a proper video to show I'm back and haven't forgotten my YouTube audience. For this blog post, I want to offer thoughts on my 10th Anniversary on YouTube.


LATEST UPDATE(S)/REVISION(S)

NOV 15 2018 - added my first video on YouTube; edited post





My YouTube Journey.

I joined YouTube on November 8, 2008. A week later, I would post my first video, and you can see that video here:


^ "Introducing Myself"

For one thing, YouTube is a lot of work to make quality material consistently. I began mostly with a Creative webcam at 320x200 resolution videos and using a USB headset to offer audio. I later would go to pick up a Logitech webcam at about the same resolution. I really did not begin to feel in control until I got the Logitech QuickCam Pro 900- which was at the time, one of the best webcams to use. I later went from doing 320x200 videos to 640x480 videos. Windows Movie Maker used to be what I used to edit my videos. That is, until I bought Sony Vegas Movie Studio. I had a bit more control and even could create videos that didn't tax my computer's hard drive. I felt that I needed something better if I wanted to make videos away from my PC. And so therefore, I was looking for my first video camera. My first video camera was the Sony Bloggie. The Bloggie served me well in taking pictures and in the occasional video. I loved using it. The next step was a more proper camcorder. In that regard, I got myself an Insignia camcorder capable of HD-quality video. I don't think I ever successfully created a video 720p or greater with it and released it online. When I wanted something a bit better, I looked at the budget-friendly Samsung HMX-F90. Besides that, I went with a newer version of Sony Vegas Movie Studio (Version 13), and I even used Corel VideoStudio Pro X6. Even once, I made videos for YouTube using VSDC Free Video Editor as well as OBS Studio.

All the while, I tried all kinds of software and all kinds of tricks to try to expand my array of videos and video topics. I have been fairly pleased with my work.


Dealing With the Audience.

Even before I joined YouTube, I knew what I was getting into. I would deal with loads of people who have interests and personalities different from what I would consider normal. I knew I would encounter trolls, racists, homophobes, and people like that. I knew I wasn't going to be any kind of superstar, but I hated to be on the receiving end of somebody's hate.

Two things I learned: (1) be careful posting any video regarding government, ethnicity, religion, or anything like that; and (2) don't make current event videos. Case in point for my first point: I made a video about black college football. The whole thing was taken out of context, and I ended up with some pathetic comments. The second point regards making a video shortly after certain current events. I can't feel too bad about this because one of those current event videos ended up being one of my most-viewed. I posted a video about KanYe West interrupting Taylor Swift at the MTV Video Music Awards once. The video got up to 4,000 views in just two days. Then sadly, it would reach 5,000 views nine months later. I got the attention, but it was never enough to be one of the most popular videos around the time I posted it.

If something keeps me away from YouTube at times, it is dealing with a fickle audience on YouTube. Like I want to try to be more popular than I already am; but I have to deal consistently with people who just think I'm some big-lipped, robot-sounding person from Houston, Texas, USA. There was a time where the popular YouTuber "Rooster Teeth" died. Some commenters said that the lady who got emotional at this tragedy was crying fake tears. That just made me feel horrible that I am among this crowd trying to make my own videos.


Memorable Moments.

There was one YouTuber who wanted to set up a podcast or something to interview certain YouTubers. I had the honor of being one of those individuals. Me and this individual had about a 45-minute Skype chat. Unfortunately, the podcaster didn't save the material. We still had a great chat. I won't disclose names, but I wanted to offer that as Honorable Mention in my YouTube career.

Another cool moment to me was when "Inside Sim Racing" saw one of my videos and commented. It was nice to know some small-time YouTuber can get a decent comment from a major channel.

At one point, I asked a former YouTuber if she would entertain the thought of returning to YouTube. And as she returned, this lady even shouted out to me and thanked me for getting back on YouTube even if only briefly. I want to honor this lady if she's reading this. This is a lady named Candy. So thanks for adding to my YouTube career, Candy! :)


Plans for the Future.

"JohnMarineTube" has 430+ subscribers in the 10 years I've been on YouTube. I posted a few videos of different topics and styles. I have planned a return for the longest. However, I never got around to doing anything of interest. Once I find the strength to make something interesting, I will return to the YouTube circuit as if I never left.


Never Been to My YouTube Channel?

"JohnMarineTube" is my YouTube channel. To begin your journey into my YouTube realm, click on the link below:

JohnMarineTube

Thank all of you on YouTube who support my work and have supported my work.





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Wednesday, July 4, 2018

Plush Time Wins

John B. Marine | 7/04/2018 08:58:00 PM | | | Be the first to comment!
(UPDATED: December 27, 2018)

@PlushTimeWins is about arcade fun. The main channel is all about hosts Angel and Crystal going to arcades worldwide and having fun all the while. There is never a dull moment with these two and the positive energy they exude. What you're about to see here is my own look at these two wonderful folks. If this is your first time on "John's Blog Space," welcome! Hopefully I can make this experience worth your while. And if not, well... you can always look elsewhere or look at someone else's blog. Can't please everybody...

So... let's begin!


LATEST UPDATE(S)/REVISION(S):

DEC 27 2018 - added an extra section admitting something






Plush Time Wins


Plush Time Wins is about to be featured. Get to know the couple who provides their own brand of awesomeness:

Plush Time Wins Angel Crystal
^ from: (YouTube) - Meet the Plush Time Wins duo in their own custom T-shirts. That's Angel on the left, and Crystal (or "Cris") on the right.

Plush Time Wins features a fellow named Angel and a lady named Crystal (also known as "Cris"). Both of them publish videos showcasing their adventures at various arcades. The channel has garnered millions of fans (over 1.2M Subscribers on YouTube as of July 1, 2018) worldwide through their YouTube channel. They even interact with others through live streams with their YouNow channel. The two hail from the greater Orlando, FL, USA area.


Plush Time Wins at a Glance.

How about the two providing their brand of awesomeness? The fellow in these videos is Angel. He's the cool guy who normally lets everyone know what kind of action the two will get into. Crystal is the super-cute and super-adorable lady who is very fun. Their arcade adventures take them to a variety of arcades ranging from arcades at restaurants or even proper arcade rooms. Their adventures have taken them across the United States, in Mexico, in England, and even Japan among many locations.

This duo often plays arcades together. They may challenge to try to win prizes or challenge each other to win more tickets or the bigger prize. All of their work is done in fun ways. They bring levels of energy that are fun and very positive. You are not going to be met with an indulgence of Internet memes or casual, excessive swearing. What you will see is what happens when two individuals go out and have fun at the arcades. The coolest moment I can recall from PTW was when they devoted one video towards donating prizes they won at arcades to Toys for Tots.

Besides their arcade videos, Plush Time Wins also have channels where the two just share their lives and even some of their other material. Plush Time Vlogs is where Angel and Crystal simply showcase some of their real life adventures. Crystal even has her own YouTube channel called "Cute Cuddly Cris" with insight and adventures in her life. Angel and Crystal even have a channel dedicated to their YouNow streams also shown on YouTube. So there are a number of ways to enjoy PTW besides their usual arcade adventures.


How I Discovered Plush Time Wins.

I found out of Plush Time Wins as I was trying to find a video of a Mario Kart Arcade Grand Prix. It was kind of part of me researching blog topics for my racing/driving game blog, "John's Race Space." I grew fond of their style of videos that I offered my subscription. After seeing several other videos, I grew fond of Angel and Crystal and enjoyed a lot of their other videos. While I haven't seen many of their videos from start to finish, what I did see has been very entertaining.

AN ADMITTANCE (added: December 27, 2018): When I first learned of Plush Time Wins, I actually thought Crystal was Angel's little sister or daughter or something. But- Angel and Crystal are total strangers who fell in love and got married and became total lovebirds.


Thoughts About Plush Time Wins.

Angel and Crystal feature some very fun action. From claw games to ticket games and more, Plush Time Wins is a very fun channel to watch and follow. I think Crystal is very unique. She has a personality that is youthful and cheery. Maybe even a bit like a little kid with her childish (yet very cute) voice. Both Angel and Crystal are adorable and fun. These two could possibly make a bad day you are having better with their personality and charm. And it is quite fitting that these two from the Sunshine State offer sunshine of their own with such amazing content.


What I Would Tell Angel and Crystal.

What would I tell these two?

TO ANGEL: You're one cool dude! You got plenty good skills with a lot of the different games. You have great energy with all you do.

TO CRYSTAL: You are absolutely adorable! You look very cute and deliver great energy in your videos. I even think your voice is surely cute (screw the haters)!

TO ANGEL AND CRYSTAL: Keep up the great work with your amazing videos! I am surely fond of your work. In a realm of negative and sometimes annoying media online, you two provide a breath of fresh air. Not to mention a very fun breath of fresh air.


Would I Want to Meet Angel and Crystal?

It would be an honor to meet the Plush Time Wins duo.


Video Preview.

So what is Plush Time Wins all about? Here is a sample video I want to share. I chose this video not because it's one I remember, I just wanted to show you the two I've described all video long:


^ We won a Nintendo Switch at the arcade!

I guess now you may be sold on these two.


For More Information...

You can visit Plush Time Wins' official site at plushtimewins.com. You can visit their YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/plushtimewins, and you can find them on YouNow at www.younow.com/PlushTimeWins/channel. Their YouTube channel has even the alternate channels of their work. Find them on Facebook at their Facebook page and on Twitter at their Twitter feed.





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Sunday, May 14, 2017

Live Stream Dream

John B. Marine | 5/14/2017 03:34:00 AM | | | Be the first to comment!
My #LiveStreamDream has come true! Through Restream.io and with Open Broadcaster Software Studio (OBS Studio), I made my first-ever live stream. It was a learning experience for me. This blog post explains some things I learned. You will get some insight on me putting this all together and how I thought I did with my first live stream. So I first want to thank you for visiting my blog. Keep reading on for some of my thoughts in making my first live stream.







My Live Stream Dream!


Since joining Twitch early in January 2017, I became a regular on Twitch trying to find all sorts of material. I got involved with streams and even tried to find channels I liked. I had the dream of making my own live stream of some kind. As I was putting together material to make that dream come true, I knew I had a chance to be my own superstar. And unlike some things in my life, dreams were realized and came true.

I made the hashtag #LiveStreamDream to showcase my first-ever live stream. The point of the topic was to introduce myself and to showcase my blogging work. That was the topic I decided on when making my first live stream. As I selected my topic and thought about what to discuss, I went ahead and put the stream together as I was thinking about it. I even said a little prayer before starting my live stream. I was fairly nervous for the most part, but I eased into making my live stream as time went along.

In making my first stream, it meant some things went right, and some things went wrong. Here is an overview...


What Went Right...

The biggest thing that went right is that I managed to successfully stream something to Twitch. I also felt more confident using OBS Studio for live streams rather than OBS Classic. I used OBS Classic to make my GTR2 video project. Turns out, I may use OBS Studio for my streaming. Initially, I was never able to use OBS Studio efficiently. Turns out this program was made for streaming basically. So the amount of control was great in switching scenes and in designing my material.


What Went Wrong...

Twitch got the stream, but there were some main problems. I streamed my material to YouTube Stream Now, but I never saw it uploaded on YouTube. I gave out social media alerts, but a link to my stream was never posted. Because it was a live stream and because I didn't entirely plan on discussing my material in a cleaner manner, the usual sort of stutters happened in my stream. This also meant I was at a loss for words.

UPDATE: YouTube did feature my video. It just took a while initially for YouTube to save my stream to video.


My Grade for My First Live Stream.

I am going to give myself a B- for my efforts. If I can connect my material better, I felt my live stream debut would have been much more successful. I otherwise felt more confident as I went along. I tried to offer my video in kind of a 720p setting to suit widescreen formats. This is almost the question of, "if a tree falls in a forest, will anyone be around to hear it?" So if I posted a live stream, will anyone be around to see it? Since it was not linked from my Social Media alerts, nobody got to see me live or interact with me. I want to offer the opportunity to have people view my material and interact. I was unable to provide the kind of environment I wanted to make. And in so, I failed most in that department. At least now I have some Restream experience.

I do see myself attempting more live streams. When and on what topics remain to be confirmed.




Want to View My First Live Stream?


If you want to see my first-ever live stream as it happened, click on the link below:

#LiveStreamDream - The Start of a New Journey!

PLEASE be sure to offer your thoughts on the quality of my work. I may be able to make better material in the future. I am not sure how long my video will stay up on Twitch. So therefore, it's best you check it out now before it potentially could be gone.


For Future Reference...

To check out my streams on Twitch and YouTube (respectively), visit these links:

my Twitch channel
my YouTube channel (Live Stream link)





Other than that, it was a tremendous experience to do a live stream. I may try to make more. Make sure you follow my material to see more of it when it becomes available. Thank you for reading! Take care and be well.

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Friday, August 12, 2016

iHasCupquake

John B. Marine | 8/12/2016 01:15:00 AM | | | | Be the first to comment!
@iHasQupquake or "TiffyQuake" is a very popular gaming personality online. Besides gaming, she is also kind of a fashion blogger. I figured I make this blog post about this amazing lady. So get ready to delve into the realm of iHasCupquake. It is a realm that is pink and purple and pretty [awesome]. Here is my blog post on this fine personality. Welcome to "John's Blog Space!"






iHasCupquake


Here is one Tiffany Michelle Garcia, better known as "iHasCupquake":

iHasCupquake or Tiffyquake
^ from: (Twitter) - One Tiffany Garcia is "iHasCupquake."

I first learned of iHasCupquake when I was looking up videos on the independent/indie game "VVVVVV." The first thing I respected about "TiffyQuake" was her beautiful voice. And of course... her unique personality is what I then became fond of. From Minecraft to The Sims series to more, iHasCupquake is surely one of the hottest YouTube personalities to date, let alone one of the hottest gaming personalities. Her sassy and playful tone to her videos make them fun to watch. I haven't seen a majority of her videos, but the ones I have seen are anything but disappointing.

One of the main reasons I've grown to love iHasCupquake besides her videos is her look on life. How she generally has grown to love everyone has really made me appreciate Tiffany as a person. I learned of this part of her persona watching a "Draw My Life" video about iHasCupquake.


Video Samples.

Get to know iHasCupquake a bit. Check these videos out:

WERK IT - My Idol App... (Embedding was disabled)


^ Draw My Life - Ihascupquake


What I Would Tell iHasCupquake (if she were to read this)...

I enjoy your videos. You do an amazing job with your material. Never a dull moment. More than just your gaming videos, I enjoy your personality and your outlook on life. You are all around awesome. I think your voice is wonderful, as is your personality and energy you give in your videos.


Would I Like to Meet iHasCupquake (if given the chance)?

Sure! Wouldn't you want to meet someone whom you think is totally awesome?


For More Information...

Love you some iHasCupquake? Well get more of her material from these links:

iHasCupquake on YouTube
Tiffyquake, iHasCupquake's blog
iHasCupquake on Facebook
Follow iHasCupquake on Twitter!
iHasCupquake on Instagram


I hope you enjoyed this blog post.





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