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November 27, 2022KORN drummer Ray Luzier recently launched a "studio drum cam series" on his YouTube channel where he performs songs that he's recorded on past records shot from multiple camera angles. Check out some of his earliest clips below.In a recent interview with the "Drum Candy" podcast, Luzier explained his decision to relocate his family to Franklin, Tennessee nearly a decade ago. He said: "I moved — June , it'll be eight years here, which is nuts, 'cause I'm still in a band based in Bakersfield, California. I always joke with people, 'I have a two-thousand-mile commute to work.'"When Head rejoined the band in 2013, I said to him first thing, 'cause he lived out here , and I said, 'When are you gonna move back to Cali?' And he said, 'I'll never live in L.A.' And I said, 'How are you gonna be in the band?' And he was, like, 'There's airports and Internet, isn't there?' And right at the time, had just had our first kid; it was almost three years into it. And I was thinking to myself, 'Man…' 'Cause my wife never

NEW YORK: What was the most important M&A deal of 2022? One candidate: In August, casino operator Penn Entertainment spent US$162 million to acquire 36 per cent of digital media site Barstool Sports, thus completing a multi-year acquisition (Penn already owned 64 per cent of Barstool via multiple transactions dating back to January 2020). On the popular business podcast All-In, investor and entrepreneur David Friedberg said it was the most important deal of the year because it highlights an important consumer trend: People buying consumer products from influencers instead of corporations. Let me explain his argument with a quick thought experiment: Imagine that you work for Procter & Gamble in the early 2000s and want to sell a mop replacement called the Swiffer. How would you market it to millions of people? Well, first you’d create the product then buy ads where the attention is concentrated: Print, TV, radio and in-store placements. Today, the creation of popular consumer products often proceeds in the reverse order of operations. Internet influencers build massive followings on social media – in other words, they capture attention – then they go out and create products to sell to that audience. That’s the exact playbook that

A Florida-based Russian family's YouTube channel of their kids playing with lavish toys and globe-trotting to luxury destinations has netted them tens of millions of dollars and bought them a $12.5million Miami mansion, a Ferrari and a Range Rover.The child stars of the YouTube channel 'Vlad and Niki,' named after the boys, has more than 90million subscribers and has made them one of the most popular pages in the world.In the videos posted online, the children's parents play sidekicks in what has described as live-action cartoons in a suburban fantasy land.Vlad, nine, and Niki, seven, are often joined in the videos by their parents Sergey and Victoria Vashketov, who started making videos out of their home in Moscow in 2018.Sergey Vashketov had been a midlevel executive at a food manufacturer, while their mother Victoria, was a former gymnast.The family, who now live in a $12.5million mansion in Golden Beach, Florida, just outside of Miami, started from humble beginnings.The videos were staged in basic locations like at the kitchen table or in a local park, shooting with smartphones and employing very little, if any editing. Vlad, 9, and Niki, 7, are often joined in the videos by their parents Sergey and

DIRECTV has been the exclusive home to "NFL Sunday Ticket" since the '90s. Talks between the NFL and ... other media rights partners have stalled. Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. Talks for the NFL Sunday Ticket sports rights package will likely extend into early next year, The New York Times reports. Although analysts initially predicted Apple would land the rights, Google has stepped up its efforts in recent months as discussions have dragged on. A key player in the NFL-Google negotiations is YouTube's chief business officer, Robert Kyncl, who will see a possible deal through before his move to Warner Music Group. As for Amazon, it is also reportedly bidding for Sunday Ticket, but is considered a longshot after shelling out $1 billion per year for the rights to Thursday Night Football, with ratings falling short of preseason projections. Earlier this year, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed to CNBC that Sunday Ticket would be moving to a streaming service after a 30-year deal with satellite TV provider DIRECTV. Sunday Ticket’s eventual media partner may have more skin in the game than DIRECTV. The NFL is reportedly bundling equity in other media assets, including NFL Network and

YouTube is currently the most popular video platform in the world. Content creators have been a fundamental part of the growth of the platform. Once content creators get a certain number of views and subscribers to their channels, they start to attract the attention of brands for advertising purposes. Paid advertising has become one of the main monetization methods for many channels. However, they should be very careful with what they are advertising, but unfortunately that does not happen in all cases. One of the most recent YouTube controversies is that of ‘Established Titles’. In this article, we will explain what it is about and what we know so far. Established Titles controversy on YouTube sponsorships It all started when a company began promoting Established Titles via sponsored videos with many creators. According to the promotional material, Established Titles would allow you to become a ‘landowner’ in Scotland. Apparently, Established Titles would allow them to own a block of land in Scotland. Not only that, but they would even allow them to obtain the title of ‘Lord’ or ‘Lady’. The company selling Established Titles claims that through some legal loopholes related to financing tree planting, you could become the rightful

Rodney Petersen spent a day with YouTubers Logan and Jake Paul.Logan Paul via TikTok and YouTubeRodney Petersen is a TikToker who has branded himself as a look-a-like of YouTuber Logan Paul.Petersen recently got a chance to meet and film with Logan Paul and his brother Jake.This is his story of what it was like to meet the influencers, as told to Charissa Cheong.Over the past year, I've developed an online presence as a look-a-like of YouTube star Logan Paul on TikTok.I never expected that this is what I'd be doing with my time, but after I made an account and people in my comments section said I looked similar to the controversial influencer, I decided to make being a doppleganger part of my online brand.I now have 207,000 followers and live with my wife and four kids in Iowa, where I build fences for a living.I would never have guessed that I would actually get to meet Logan Paul because of my TikTok account. But when I did, the experience was even better than I could have hoped for.I was shocked when Logan Paul contacted me and agreed to film content together In October, Insider published an interview with me about

Just before entering the last month of the year, YouTube is back with the fantastic online stream event “YouTube Music Weekend vol.6” that runs from November 25-27. Joining this time are 58 remarkable artists who will share newly recorded concert footage or past live performances that were never uploaded to YouTube before. To highlight some of our favorites, look forward to rock bands LUNA SEA, BUCK-TICK, and Kisida Kyodan & The Akebosi Rockets. For a little more vibrant pop, check out BiSH, Mori Calliope, or Hoshino Gen. Surprisingly, there are a handful of enka singers on the list to give an even bigger variety. Besides the aforementioned artists, my personal recommendations are Dios, Kitani Tatsuya, and MADKID. Announcement video for YouTube Music Weekend vol.6. Date: November 25-27 Archive: Viewable until December 4 Time: See timetable below. Times are in JST, subject to change without notice. Artists: 58 Premiere playlist link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Xm97moT_ak&list=PLQntWbrycbJcBqUaFfPfMs1mFcZ_qC0-J YouTube Music Weekend vol.6 timetable Aile The Shota BEGIN BIM BiSH BUCK-TICK BUDDiiS CUBERS Deep Sea Diving Club Dios Fujii Fumiya (藤井フミヤ) Funaki Kazuo (舟木一夫) HARU NEMURI (春ねむり) HENTAI SHINSHI CLUB (変態紳士クラブ) Hoshino Gen (星野源) Iwata Takanori (岩田剛典) Jun Retsu (純烈) Kisida Kyodan & The Akebosi Rockets (岸田教団＆THE明星ロケッツ) Kitani

YouTube Music has been announced as the Official Digital Music Partner of The BRIT Awards with Mastercard for the third year (following on from 2019 and 2022), and continues its close partnership with The BRIT Trust through its ongoing support for The BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology. As Official Digital Music Partner, the streaming music service will once again host the official live stream on YouTube for non-UK viewers and offer music fans an unrivalled peek into the UK’s biggest night in music through exclusive behind the scenes footage on YouTube Shorts as well as watching the whole journey of the BRITs unfold in the run up, as well as listening to curated artists’ playlists on YouTube Music. YouTube Music will also extend its partnership with The BRIT School and The BRIT Trust with a new YouTube Residency programme, aimed to provide students with the necessary tools for their career ambitions.  The masterclasses will sit as part of the ‘BRIT Talks’ programme at the School and is the first in an interactive series to help students develop their knowledge of YouTube as future artists and content curators. It will launch on Friday 25th November with a 'Ask Me

There may be no internet weather personality with a wider reach than Ryan Hall, a 27-year-old based out of eastern Kentucky. Unlike other famous weather names, Hall doesn’t gain viewers from traditional network news or the Weather Channel — he does so across social media.Weather personalities like Hall — who is not a degreed meteorologist — have emerged on social platforms such as YouTube and TikTok, sharing updates and forecast information for people who may be more willing to scroll through their phones than check an official National Weather Service forecast. Their growth is also worrying some meteorologists concerned by the tactics this new generation of weather presenters uses to attract audiences.Hall’s social media has seen explosive growth since he began uploading videos to YouTube in January 2021. In December, Hall streamed live on YouTube to cover a tornado outbreak that spawned two EF-4 twisters that devastated parts of Kentucky. Afterward, Hall’s subscriber numbers climbed by nearly 250,000 in just two months, according to the social media monitoring platform Social Blade. In April, Hall announced plans to also expand his ground presence, adding a fleet of storm-chasing vehicles with colorful, branded decals. At least one of them was spotted during

Alphabet’s (GOOGL - Free Report) division Google is consistently introducing channels to its streaming television service, YouTube TV.According to 9TO5Google, YouTube TV users can watch HBO Max and Cinemax preview without any charge until Nov 29, 2022. Interested users can continue watching after the last date by subscribing to membership.On YouTube TV, users can search channels to watch shows like The White Lotus, House of the Dragon and Westworld on mobile, web and television. With this recent effort, Google aims to provide an enhanced experience to customers. This is expected to boost the adoption rate of YouTube TV.Efforts to Bolster YouTube TVApart from the latest move, YouTube TV offers 4K on seven different channels, including Discovery, ESPN, NBC Sports, FX, Fox Sports, National Geographic and Tastemade.Moreover, Google introduced NBA game in 4K on YouTube TV for subscribers.Google has been taking various initiatives to attract new as well as retain the old customers.Recently, Google rolled out the picture-in-picture feature on YouTube TV for iPhone and iPad app users to let them simultaneously watch YouTube and use other iOS applications.Further, GOOGL introduced a referral program on YouTube TV that rewards both users and their friends who join the cord-cutting service.We believe, the growing