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When Tim Duncan was in the ACC, watching him was a very strange experience. You’d see him being completely stoic, showing no emotion whatsoever. And you’d look at him and think that he was big and maybe a little slow...then you’d look at the stats and he’d have 25/14. It was just relentless. The guy just kept coming and hid to an extent because it looked like he just didn't much care. He did. He just never showed it. Self-control must have been very important to him. Every so often the mask slipped though, notably when Duke’s Greg Newton made some ill-advised critical comments. “Whatever,” Duncan said. “He’s an All-American.” Then he went out and just killed the guy. Here are some of his best plays with the San Antonio Spurs, the only team he played for in the league. He won two ACC championships at Wake Forest, went to four straight NCAA tournaments and then five NBA titles with the Spurs. His accomplishments put him in rare company with guys like Bill Russell, John Havlicek, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant, Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan, players who won multiple titles and who defined an era. Superficially…

Sidharth Shukla and Shehnaaz Gill are soon going to appear in the music video of Shreya Ghoshal's song. It is reported that the song will be released around Valentine's Day. Publish Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2021 01:36 PM IST New Delhi| Jagran Entertainment Desk: Bigg Boss 13 fame Sidharth Shukla and Shehnaz Gill are the most loved couple in the industry. Netizens just can't get over their amazing chemistry, thus every now and then they come up with a new trend of #SidNaaz. People fondly address them as SidNaaz and due to the love of people, both celebrities keep on trending on social media. Recently, the hashtag #BhulaDunga100M started trending on Twitter as Sidharth Sukla and Shehnaaz Gill's song Bhula Dunga is soon going to cross the 100M views on Youtube. Currently, the song has 99 million views, and their fans are trying way too hard to make it reach 100M views as soon as possible. — The Khabri (@TheRealKhabri) January 26, 2021 For the unversed, the tinsel town's favourite couple teamed up together for their first-ever music video and they were starred in Bhula Dunga post-Bigg Boss 13 on March 24, 2020. The song is sung by Darshan Rawal…

Internet By khrizvyy | January 25, 2021 Congratulations, NCT 127! Multi-talented K-pop boy group NCT127 has unlocked a new record on the YouTube platform with their hit track “Kick It”. Just recently, the music video for “Kick It” has officially surpassed 100 million views on YouTube. Taeyong, Taeil, Johnny, Yuta, Doyoung, Jaehyun, Jungwoo, Mark, and Haechan impressively reached the said milestone in 10 months and 20 days after its successful release worldwide. Electrifying return The music video was released on March 5, 2020, as the title track of their comeback album Neo Zone. With its electrifying and powerful vibe, the song delivers an inspiring message for fans by getting over trauma and being a hero afterwards. Remarkably, “Kick It” has been hailed as the group’s fastest music video to reach the milestone. In addition, it became NCT 127’s second MV to achieve the said massive count following their well-loved song “Cherry Bomb”. NCT’s 5th MV with 100 million views Moreover, “Kick It” is now NCT’s fifth overall music video to hit 100 million views. Aside from “Cherry Bomb”, other tracks of the group that also bagged the record are NCT U’s “Boss”, NCT Dream’s “Boom”, and recently NCT U’s “Make A Wish (Birthday Song)”.…

There have been times, as parents, we’ve dismissed these aspirations as fantasy. I mean, YouTuber was never on our “successful career” bingo card in high school career-ready class. We were encouraged to check out nice, safe careers like accountants or astronauts. Since they were old enough to turn on a computer, click a mouse and surf the web, our kids have been obsessed with YouTube. Our now-teens spent their elementary school years proudly professing, “I’m going to be a YouTuber when I grow up.” Not much has changed. They don’t watch TV, and have waning interests in Netflix and other streaming platforms. They’re laser-focused on their favorite YouTube/Twitch stars. These are the people they admire. These are the jobs they want. For our little Gen Z children, creating content for YouTube is the dream job. Fast forward a few years, and it’s happening again. Sadie and Ozzie (10- and 8-years-old, respectively) have the same YouTube dreams. In the past, our kids were too busy with other activities to advance their YouTube domination goals. But now, in the times of COVID-19, they want to take a shot turning those dreams into reality — while giving Mom and Dad a few nightmares…

SEOUL, Jan. 24 (Yonhap) -- The music video for "Dynamite," the historic BTS song that topped the Billboard's main singles chart last year, has earned 800 million YouTube views, the band's agency said Sunday. YouTube views for "Dynamite" hit 800 million views at 12:26 p.m. on Sunday, becoming the septet's sixth music video to reach the milestone, according to Big Hit Entertainment. The feat came just a month after it earned 700 million views, it added. "Dynamite," an upbeat disco-pop track that was sung in English, has rewritten history in many ways. It earned the seven-piece band its first career No. 1 on the Billboard's main singles chart and stayed there for months. The septet also received its first Grammy nomination in the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category with "Dynamite." The awards ceremony is slated for March 14 (U.S. time). Upon its release, the music video for the hit song earned 101 million views in just 24 hours, setting a record as the most-watched music video in 24 hours. BTS' most-watched music video is "DNA" with 1.1 billion views, followed by "Boy With Luv (Feat. Halsey)" and "Fake Love." The band owns 28 music videos that have been watched at…

Prior to becoming a biology lecturer, 34-year-old Firdaus Azis had a brief tenure teaching school students and it was these fond memories working with teenagers that led to the creation of his educational Youtube channel.  Upon graduating with a Masters Degree in Biology, Firdaus had a short teaching stint at MRSM Kuantan and SM Sains Alam Shah before taking up his position at the Faculty of Applied Sciences, UiTM Perlis. Speaking to Malaysiakini, Firdaus said it was his early teaching years that inspired the setting up of his YouTube channel "Firdaus Mendel" - which he uses to teach Biology to Form 4 and Form 5 students. "I always had an interest in school, and my first degree is in biology education. Even after leaving it for a long time, I recall the time I taught in school."I was thinking about how I can help (school) students, because now I am teaching at diploma and degree level."This is when I thought of YouTube...

The political environment in Russia is getting more intense now, especially after the arrest of the Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. Following the arrest, people are now having to rely on video-sharing platforms such as TikTok and YouTube to get access to news. However, the video-sharing apps have taken steps to restrict content promoting the weekend protests, suggested by Navalny himself. Also read| Russian authorities arrest over a dozen supporters of Navalny As per Russian officials, TikTok had deleted some videos promoting the "illegal" weekend protests that were being organised to demand the release of Navalny. Various posts demanding the release of Navalny have been viewed more than 300 million times on TikTok since this arrest at the start of this week. Navalny, who is hugely gaining popularity among the youngsters of Russia, have been posting content in favour of Putin's sworn-enemy, despite several warnings by the Russian government. This has also reached Navalny in his detention centre. "Respect to the schoolchildren who, according to my lawyer, 'wreaked havoc on TikTok'," his team posted on his Instagram account on the detained critic's behalf. Also read| Russian critic Navalny's supporters to rally for his release despite warnings The Russian government has also, now, opened…

Moscow: "I'm an American!" a young Russian under the username Neurolera exclaims in English on the popular video-sharing app TikTok as she explains how to impersonate a tourist to avoid arrest at a street demonstration. Her video -- published ahead of rallies planned in support of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny -- has been viewed more than 500,000 times while videos demanding Navalny's release garnered hundreds of millions of views on the platform. In Russia, where state-controlled media outlets co-exist in stark contrast with online platforms popular among the opposition, authorities have ramped up efforts to contain and even replace sites that are seen as a threat. YouTube has become the primary source of news for many young Russians. The videos of web star Yuri Dud, known for his interviews with celebrities, or anti-graft campaigner Navalny are enjoying more and more success. Soon after Navalny's arrest, his team published a two-hour investigation into a lavish palace on the Black Sea allegedly belonging to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The video has been viewed more than 60 million times on YouTube since its publication on Tuesday. Russian authorities have in recent years started tightening the "Runet" (Russian segment of the Internet) in…

Last Updated: 22nd January, 2021 13:45 IST Nimbo is the latest 'no face' mystery that has gained a lot of popularity in recent weeks. Who is Nimbo on Twitch and why is it so popular? Get all details. Nimbo is one of the latest YouTube channels to have taken the platform's Recommended section by storm. A number of users have been curious about who runs this channel as YouTube has been randomly recommending a lot of their videos. One of the factors behind the channel's popularity and success could be the luring titles and thumbnails featuring random female streamers. Also Read | MissBehavin Banned On Twitch For Streaming Inappropriate Content Who is Nimbo? While their real identity is not yet known, it appears to be some mysterious YouTuber who has been uploading several Twitch moments on their channel. The YouTube account also links you to an Instagram page where the supposed owner describes himself as a real-estate developer, Investor, Youtuber, and Simp collector. Also Read | PayMoneyWubby Banned On Twitch For The Third Time; Streamer Calls It A Fair Suspension Nimbo face reveal It is obvious that Nimbo is the next 'no face' mystery who has left everyone curious. In one of their recent YouTube uploads, the person…

YouTube has rolled out hashtags landing pages — pages showing videos with those specific hashtags. YouTube posted about this on its Google support page where it said that this new feature will help users discover videos through hashtags. While social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter have made extensive use of hashtags over the years, YouTube had only scratched the surface, until now. The new hashtag landing pages will be accessible through both the YouTube apps on Android and iOS and its desktop version.Jensen from TeamYouTube shared on the Google support page that the use of hashtags on YouTube will change in a way that will help users discover videos by grouping content together. Till now, clicking on a hashtag on YouTube would show videos that used the particular hashtag combined with a lot of related content. With the update, clicking on a hashtag will take the user to a dedicated page that only has videos that use the particular hashtag.Google has said the dedicated page for that hashtag will be sorted in a way that best videos appear on the top. It's difficult to assess what Google means by “best videos” as we found that clicking on #gaming showed…