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DaBaby recently dropped a freestyle over SpotEmGottem's viral hit, "Beat Box," but one line in particular has people on the internet scratching their heads.On Friday (Feb. 19), DaBaby decided to bless fans with new music in the form of his "Beat Box Freestyle" and accompanying video. During the track, the North Carolina rapper name-drops popular teen YouTuber, JoJo Siwa. "Usin' big words like I'm T.I. (Turn up)/Don't wanna get me started, nigga/Turn me up, niggas gon' see why/Nigga, you a bitch, JoJo Siwa (Bitch)," he raps around the one-minute mark of the remix. He even pulls up a photo of the teen star on his phone while he raps the line.Considering Siwa is a bubbly 17-year-old YouTube personality, the strange line left many people confused as to its intention. Many on the internet wondered if there had been some kind of beef brewing between the two polar opposite entertainers. "YO WHAT DID I MISS DID JOJO SIWA DUNK ON DABABY AT THE NICKELODEON GAMES OR SOME SHIT???" Mero from Desus and Mero pondered on Twitter. "WHY HE OD ON HER LIKE THAT?""Dababy and jojo siwa beef is a weird alternate universe I didn't know I entered," another Twitter user posted.While…

Hi everybody, Total newbie here, here's my problem :  I've been trying to make a youtube thumbnail where there is some text and colored background on the left, and a picture on the right. One image is 1980*1080 and the other is 2000*1333, and I can't make them fit together. I've spent the past couple days trying to find a tutorial that could teach me how to do that but I don't even know the right terms to express my request. I've heard about cropping, but didn't really understand how it works and don't know if that applies to what I need to do. Also I don't have photoshop and am using photopea for now. If anyone could teach me how to do it or send me a link to a tutorial that could, I'd highly appreciate it. Here are two images i'd like to fit next to each other : Edited by arthas005, Today, 10:39 AM.

One of the country's top YouTube financial "influencers", Prasad Lendwe.In November, when the country was in the midst of a pandemic lockdown, one of the country's top YouTube financial "influencers" was met with an unusually large barrage of requests on his trip home."My friends kept asking me how they could invest in mutual funds or equities -- even a driver of an auto rickshaw asked me how he could set up a mutual fund with Rs 500 ($7) a month," Prasad Lendwe told Bloomberg News of his trip from Hyderabad to Malkapur, a 300,000-strong city."When I started my YouTube platform, no one was interested in stock investing and I had few followers," added the 27-year-old MBA dropout who runs Hindi-language stock education channel FinnovationZ.In the US, couch-surfing investors have been enticed into spending their stimulus checks on Robinhood Markets Inc and other free trading platforms by forums like WallStreetBets on Reddit, creating a whole new generation of retail punters.But in India it's been a wave of YouTube influencers like Lendwe as well as a host of private stock-tipping social media chat groups that have drawn millions of day traders into discount brokers like Zerodha Broking Ltd, Angel Broking Ltd and…

This week, Roku released its Q4 earnings report and we learned about a potential new remote control for the company’s streaming devices. Elsewhere, YouTube TV announced some interesting new features and a premium channel add-on option.Here’s what happened in the world of cord cutting and streaming.Breaking NewsHere are some of the top streaming stories from the past week.Comcast Delays Data Caps Again, Until 2022Comcast has again delayed its plan to implement data caps for its customers in the Northeast (and a handful of other regions). While other Comcast customers have had data caps for some time now, introducing them to the Northeast region has been met with criticism and delays.Read more about Comcast’s latest delay here.More Fire TV Devices Will Get the New Interface Next MonthThe newest Fire TV user interface brings along a significant visual upgrade, but it’s currently only available on third-gen Fire TV Sticks and the Fire TV Stick Lite. But we’re hearing reports that it could be coming to more devices in the Fire TV lineup soon.Learn more about which Fire TV devices could be upgraded next.Pluto TV Adds 4 New Channels to Its LineupFree streaming service Pluto TV continues to add more content options to…

My little 8lb pup likes to prove he's faster and more agile than Daddy. The minute we step outside, he likes to rocket around my legs, wrapping my feet in his leash. Walking with him is something of an exercise in extracting myself from his exuberant tangles. Filming my YouTube videos felt quite similar for quite some time. When I began shooting hands-on YouTube videos, I used a cheap $20 lavalier mic at the end of a 20ft cord connected to my phone. No matter where I went in my workshop or lab, I got tangled up in that cord. Eventually, I invested in a remote wireless microphone system and a dedicated shotgun mic. That was a while ago. Both still work but neither is currently for sale. Both shotgun and clip-on mics can help you produce YouTube videos and you can probably get away with just one type. But I find that each serves its own purpose. A shotgun mic is far better than just the mic on your camera or phone, but it's unidirectional. It picks up what it points at. So, for all those YouTube videos you've seen where someone seems to be leaning into the camera…

It turns out a congressional hearing aimed partly at investigating stock-pumping on the internet is a great opportunity for, well, pumping stocks on the internet. Thursday’s House Financial Services Committee hearing on recent volatility in GameStop shares was a mostly serious affair. Unless you were watching the hearing on YouTube, where a fast-flowing comment section gave netizens opportunities to tout their favorite speculative stock, cryptocurrency, or even their favorite slightly radioactive commodity. In this online community, turning off the caps lock is optional, and rocket emojis are mandatory. “DON’T BUY DOGE, IT’S A MEMECOIN.BUY BITCOIN.” One commenter wrote. “Vaxart for COVID PILL VACCINE,” chimed in another, in a reference to the biotech startup aiming to develop an oral vaccine for the coronavirus. Other commenters were there to remind the community that there are other asset classes besides speculative stocks and cryptocurrency—one can also bet on commodities too. “URANIUM, URANIUM, URANIUM,” wrote one commenter, though it was unclear whether they were bullish or bearish. No matter what the internet decides to bid up en masse next, it is safe to say that not everyone learned a lesson from GameStop’s epic rise and fall.

When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.A Welsh YouTube channel that has featured an interview with members of a far right group has had some of its videos taken offline for allegedly breaching community standards. The Voice of Wales channel first aired on Youtube in July, 2020, and has since uploaded an interview with members of the American far right group, the Proud Boys, which has been labelled a terrorist organisation by the Canadian government, as well as being banned from several social media platforms. Other speakers have included controversial figures such as former English Defence League leader Tommy Robinson and former newspaper columnist Katie Hopkins, who used the phrase "the Pakistani Muslim mob is problematic," in a video uploaded to the Voice of Wales YouTube channel earlier this month. The channel is facing criticism from politicians and race equality groups and has been the subject of a BBC programme. It has claimed in response…

5 hours ago #DemiLovato o     She is opening up and telling all! o     Yesterday the trailer for Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil premiered on YouTube. o     The documentary is about her near-fatal 2018 drug overdose and the effects it had on her life. o     In it she reveals that she had three strokes and a heart attack while she was hospitalized. o     She also talked about the effects the overdose had on her body physically and emotionally. o     Elton John and Christina Aguilera are interviewed in the docuseries along with Lovato’s family. #Cruella o     The trailer for Disney’s Cruella was released yesterday. o     Emma Stone stars as Cruella de Vil, showing how she becomes the famous and stylish villain. o     The movie is set in 1970s London and shows the soon-to-be villain as an aspiring designer trying to get society to take notice of her and her designs. o     May are comparing the madness of her character to that of Joker and Harley Quinn. o     The movie is set to be released on May 28th in theaters but that could change with its theatrical slate depending on where the world is at with the current pandemic. #VideoGames o     Survey: Over 70% of Americans have developed a video game habit in quarantine. o     When you’re tired of Netflix,…

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Modern problems require modern solutions. I imagine this, or something along the lines of this, was what the fine folks at YouTube were thinking when they introduced their new audio ads.  Perhaps problem is not the correct choice of words here, but “modern opportunities require modern solutions” just doesn’t sound as flashy.  The opportunity that bred these new types of ads stems from more people staying put for this past year than ever before. People are adapting to a new lifestyle. We are working from home, socializing over a webcam, and, if my dietary habits are any indication, ordering an unprecedented amount of takeout.  This new way of life is birthing noticeable trends in culture and our daily lives. One of these trends is that people are, unsurprisingly,  spending more time-consuming music and music-adjacent media via YouTube. Of the top 100 global YouTube searches, over half of them were music-related. Searches for artists, songs, ASMR, podcasts, meditations, at-home workouts, and other similar topics comprise 58% of the top 100 YouTube searches worldwide. People are turning to YouTube to be the background of their lives and YouTube is hoping to capitalize on this newly emerged market. Their newly introduced audio ads…