I was watching Graham Norton the other night on T.V. and he visited a website that altered faces into different ages and races. Such as a child and an East-Asian. All you have to do is upload a front facing jpg of yourself, and you are ready to go. I thought I'd give it a try, and upload the results to my Youtube channel.
I set it as a challenge to the Youtube community. Asking them to go to the site and do the same with their picture. Then post their video as a response to mine. That way, all our strange pictures could be accessible from one place.
This video was a slideshow, so I dug out a song I wrote a few years back, to use as the backing. The name of the song is "I understand". That way I could show another of my unheard songs, whilst having fun at the same time.
Check out my video to see what happened to my photo:
As per usual. Here are some Youtube numbers.
My subs have breezed past the 600 barrier and are now 605.
My channel viewings are 12,798.
My total video views are getting real close to the 200k mark now, and currently stand at 186,136. I estimate is should take around 2 to 3 weeks to get there.
My honey forwarded this link to me today- a fun few minutes watching a well done presentation/video Enjoy.... and if you are too young to remember, you may still enjoy the music!
You might have already seen this, but just in case you haven't, it's video that has been leaked on YouTube (of course) from Bill O'Reilly's days on Inside Edition. In it, he goes ballistic at crew members for apparent issues with the teleprompter.
You may remember the similar leak a couple months ago of ESPN analyst Chris Berman going off on his Monday Night Football crew.
Ah, how TV personalities act when the cameras aren't rolling (or, when they think they aren't anyhow ...)
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