What a day! Thank you Paris! You have my heart! 🇫🇷🇧🇷💚💛🔥 You guys jumped, twerked, sweat and made me and my dancers lose our breath! Merci beaucoup! #BaileFunkExperience# Proxima parada ESPAÑA 🇪🇸 No lo puedo creer 🥰 que ilusión!

Got called up to do a dance battle again. But guess what? The younger girl on the right is barely 20... I thought to myself, 'I am not going to lose,' so I got up there and gave it my all. So... I didn't lose, right? 🥹 My friend just told me, 'At least your figure wins by a mile.' 😅

Those were the days, my friend We thought they'd never end We'd sing and dance forever and a day We'd live the life we choose We'd fight and never lose For we were young and sure to have our way #DeadHeadLife#

Travel pool report 8: rest of rally "I'm the king of the wall," Trump says, pointing to the rally regular in the "wall" suit in the front row. "By the way, Mexico did pay for that wall. I charged them tariffs and I charged them costs like they've never paid in history." Trump references renaming of Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America, crowd cheers. Says he couldn't have done some things in the first term he's done in the second. "This is a much more powerful term, I can do stuff that's almost unbelievable." "Canada has taken advantage of us for 50 years." "We lose "$90 billion a year…at some point we're making a year." Trudeau is "not a good guy.. a loser." "Your current guy is nice, but he's not good at trade." Says Canada "spends our money" on a health care system they shouldn't have. Talks up the Senate race in North Carolina. Calls former Gov. Roy Cooper a "radical left governor, he's a lunatic." References the Willie Horton case from the Dukakis campaign. Relates it to Cooper, who he says let 88 murderers out of prison "because he didn't want them to catch COVID." Says "you should vote for Michael Whatley," the former RNC chair. Calls Whatley a "mental killer." "You should go out and work for him" He repeated claims of fraud in the 2020 election in Georgia and Pennsylvania, saying "hundreds of boxes of ballots just happened to be found." Talks about "transgender mutilization" and "open borders." "Joe Biden and his whole group of crooks handed us the dark age of America. It was the dark age and they weaponized our government." "We're in the golden age of America. Our nation is doing better than ever. But the fake news refuses to acknowledge it…. It was just announced that under Republican leadership, incomes have soared to the highest level ever." "Remember Biden? 'It's great to be in Florida,' and he was in Maine."…"President Xi was here last week, and they respect our country." "More Americans are working today than at any time in the history of our country." Says federal workers hated him but now they like him because they went out and got private sector jobs…. "I let over a million [federal workers] go." Says they've gotten better jobs, "they [women] get much more turned on" by their husbands who now make more money. "Poverty rate has just reached the best number we've ever had." "Stock market has hit 88 all-time highs" since the election, good news for 401k's. Asks folks to raise their hand if they have 401k. Many hands go up. Riffs on "Barack Hussein Obama," and how Rush Limbaugh used to call him that. "The Republican Party is starting to look pretty good…. latest poll says Ken Paxton is now leading in Texas. He's the greatest attorney general in the history of Texas." "The other guy's a freak." Talks about how Melania is correcting his pronunciation of "vegan" and telling him not to dance. "She says, you are the president of the United States, you don't dance off the stage." Why he's campaigning ahead of midterms: "I have to, because if they win the midterms, all you'll see is a slide." "That's why iIm here, working my ass off for you." "If you had a hat, if you bought a Make America Great again, you were under investigation by deranged Jack Smith." Announces that if the Republicans win, the Department of War will be investing $100 million in the pharmaceutical company Anthea in Winchester, Kentucky. "They're going to gut the Dept of War." "I rebuilt the military in the first term, then gave a lot of it away to Ukraine." "If Republicans win the House and Senate, I'm going to give all adult citizens in the US $5,000. Only Republicans can do that, he says, because we're taking in massive amounts of money thru tariffs." He acknowledges it would cost US $1 trillion, but "we have $21 trillion coming in." Only caveat: You have to spend the money in the US. Jokes they can spend it at Mar a Lago one hamburger and a small dessert will cost about $5,000, he jokes. Says Dems will raise your taxes and they're bragging about it. "Or you can defeat the Dumocrat communists, and get more money in your pockets." "No amnesty for illegal aliens." "Just think of what we've accomplished in less than 2 years' time…We've inherited the worst border…and turned it into the strongest border. In the past 17 months, zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States." Talks about a case in Moorhead Kentucky and Louisville's "horrible sanctuary city policy." "If you vote for Andy Barr and a Republican Congress, we will end sanctuary cities." Talks about "clean beautiful coal." On drug prices: "We went from paying the highest drug prices to the lowest" Riffs on social and cultural issues transgender, making English the official language of the US. Talks about winning affirmative action case in SCOTUS. "Iran will never have a nuclear weapon…that should have happened years ago." "There's never been two years like this anywhere in the history of our country." "Construction numbers are thru the roof," he says, touting US economy. "We're leading in SI, we're building our pharmaceutical…" "Now the radical left Dumocrats want to burn it down." Attacks Democrats on a variety of issues, including no tax on tips, voter ID and proof of citizenship to vote. "On election night, KY is going to prove that America does not belong to those who hate it, America belongs to those who really love it." Goes after Michigan Democratic Senate nominee, misstates his name as "Mohamed El-Sayed." "I'm the president of the United States, I can call you whatever the hell I want." At 3:31 pm, Trump invites Andy Barr to come up to the stage. "Kentucky loves President Donald Trump!" Barr says. Thanks Trump for investing in Kentucky "to power America." "This president believes in American energy dominance." Barr leaves the stage at 3:33 pm. At 3:36 invites Ed Gallrein, R nominee for House, to the stage, after trashing outgoing GOP Rep. Thomas Massie, whom Gallrein defeated in the primary. "One year ago today he invited me to Oval Office," Gallrein said. He called on the audience to "help me with this no-fail mission." Went back to his seat at 3:37. "We've done 9, maybe 10 of these in the last few days," he said, referring to political rallies. "They're saying something's happening these big monster rallies," in Montana, Alaska. "They're all watching, Ohio is watching. The spirit is incredible, it's infectious." re the blue wave, and history of president's party doing poorly in midterms: "We're at, out of 25 races, a sitting president has won 2. There's never been any president that campaigned like this for the midterms…. If I don't make it, they're gonna get me. If we win, I will get absolutely no credit…. Shows video of Harry Enten on CNN talking about "MAGA GOP Voting Patterns." And how MAGA has stuck with Trump. And that he's more popular than Abraham Lincoln among MAGA voters. Talks against $5,000 if R's win, promises to make the tax cuts permanent, make permanent the estate taxes, "we'll win the war on corruption and fraud," led by JD Vance; promises to prevent any future president from opening borders. From earlier in the rally, courtesy of co-pooler Kerry Picket of WashTimes: "Seventeen days from now. The people of Kentucky are going to defeat the radical left Democrat Charles Booker." (on Andy Barr): "I backed him from day one when he was running for Congress against a very tough opponent." (on Barr's chances): "I know all you'd have to do if the people turn out just a little bit, you're going to walk away, but you're going to have one of the best senators in Washington." (on Ed Gallrein, who defeated Rep. Massie in GOP primary): "I looked at him walk through the door of the Oval Office. I said, that guy is central casting…He's a Navy seal, straight up and down." "here in Kentucky's 4th district, we're going to send Ed Gallrein to the US House of Representatives." Rally ended at 3:50. YMCA is playing as pool files out Linda Feldmann The Christian Science Monitor Sat. Oct. 17, 3:52 PM

Longest-running #1# hits in Billboard Hot 100 history (by weeks) All I Want For Christmas Is You, 22 A Bar Song (Tipsy), 19 Old Town Road, 19 Last Night, 16 Despacito, 16 One Sweet Day, 16 Choosin’ Texas, 15 As It Was, 15 Uptown Funk, 14 I Gotta Feeling, 14 We Belong Together, 14 Candle In The Wind 1997, 14 Macarena, 14 I’ll Make Love To You, 14 I Will Always Love You, 14 Luther, 13 The Boy Is Mine, 13 End of the Road, 13 Shape of You, 12 Closer, 12 See You Again, 12 Blurred Lines, 12 Boom Boom Pow, 12 Yeah! 12 Lose Yourself, 12 Smooth, 12 The Box, 11 God’s Plan, 11 Independent Women Part I, 11 I’ll Be Missing You, 11 Un-Break My Heart, 11 I Swear, 11 The Fate of Ophelia, 10 Ordinary, 10 Easy on Me, 10 Butter, 10 In My Feelings, 10 One Dance, 10 Hello, 10 Happy, 10 We Found Love, 10 Low, 10 Irreplaceable, 10 Gold Digger, 10 Dilemma, 10 Foolish, 10 Maria Maria, 10 Physical, 10 You Light Up My Life, 10

Requiem for building in public Music video workflow + Prompts: One song, a simple story, singers across 4 locations, a full edit, captions burned in. Models used: Suno for the track, Seedance 2.5 for the story footage, MiniMax H3 for the lip synced singing, faster-whisper for word timing, Claude to edit, ffmpeg to burn captions. THE SONG (Suno) Short lyrics, fast beat, vocals on second 0. Long slow AI songs fall apart because the model has nothing to hide behind. Fire small batches, 2 clips at a time, and listen before firing more. Write every new attempt from zero. Stacking "less this, no that" onto the last try feeds the model your confusion and hands it back. One adjective moves everything. I put "soft" in a prompt once and the whole vocal switched to a woman. Remix prompt (paste into Suno style box): aggressive male rap, hard boom bap drums with fast energy, dark piano loop, deep male voice on every line including the hook, punchy mix, vocals start immediately at 0:00, no instrumental intro Lyrics: [Hook] It's just this thing I feel When I wanna steal It's just this thing I feel When I wanna steal [Verse 1] Yo, I see you on X, all over my feed You're building in public, I'm watching you build Your MRR chart looks like a hockey stick I screenshot it sometimes, that's normal right [Hook] It's just this thing I feel When I wanna steal [Verse 2] I learned a lot from you I think I deserve it too So I copied everything from you Same landing page, same pricing, same font And now you blocked me What happened bro I was your biggest fan [Hook] It's just this thing I feel When I wanna steal Tip: short lyrics, fast beat, vocals at 0:00, fresh prompt every round. THE STORY Think old MTV. The video is the movie this song is the soundtrack of. Keep the plot dead simple, something you can follow with the sound off. Mine: a broke founder copies a guy, dreams he is rich, wakes up, sees he got blocked, spits his cereal at the screen. That is all of it. Tip: if you cannot explain the story with zero words, cut it down. THE STORY FOOTAGE (Seedance 2.5) Seedance made the apartment story as one 30 second clip from reference images. Two things kill Seedance: Too many object interactions in one shot, and timestamps like "0 to 4 seconds" which it reads as a time lapse and speeds through. plain shots labelled "Shot 1, Shot 2" at natural speed will do the trick For the hard beat at the end, a guy waking up, eating cereal, seeing a screen, then spitting milk on the lens, text alone will not hold it. I built a 3 panel storyboard image and fed it as a reference. In the prompt you tag that image at the exact moment it happens, tell it the board reads left to right, describe it once, and move on. The rule that saved it: chronological order, tag each image where it belongs in time, say everything a single time, never repeat a thing. Repeat one detail twice and the model fixates on it and breaks the shot. Tip: for anything complex, hand it a storyboard picture and describe it once, in order. THE SINGING (MiniMax H3) H3 is the model that lip syncs to your actual track and keeps it. Seedance cannot, it regenerates its own audio. In H3 you attach your audio slice, set it to copy, and the mouth follows your real song. H3 caps around 15 seconds a clip and the song is 43. So I cut the song into 4 windows of about 11 seconds and generated a shot for each window. Then I did it across 4 locations, subway, warehouse, empty office, street. That is a 4 by 4 grid, 16 clips. I added 8 more where the whole crew sings and dances. Around 24 short singing clips to cover a 43 second song. You are building a bank of clips to cut from. Small H3 rules that matter: the audio slice must be a touch shorter than the clip, name every speaker, and compress the slice so there are no silent gaps for the model to fill with invented sound. Tip: chop the song into sub 15 second windows, shoot each shot per window, build a clip bank. THE EDIT (Claude) This is where most people lose hours. I made editing fast by doing the prep once. Every clip gets normalized to the same size and frame rate up front. After that each edit is a single ffmpeg pass with no re-encoding loops. The base layer is the song. Every clip's own audio is thrown out. To keep mouths in sync I gave the editor the math: each clip knows which second of the song its first frame belongs to, so to place it at song second S you trim it to start at S minus that offset. I also handed over word level timing from a whisper pass so cuts could land on real lyric moments. The rules I gave: nothing stays on screen too long, pace every cut to the lyric and the beat and what is on screen, never put two shots from the same location back to back, keep it heavy on story B-roll, never reuse a frame. If the cut feels like a metronome you failed. If it feels random you failed. Then the actual move. I did not ask for one perfect edit. I gave 7 agents the same rules and the same clip bank and told each to cut the whole thing its own way with a different emphasis. 6 came out flat. 1 landed around 90 percent. I finished that one by hand in CapCut. Tip: give strict rules plus the timing data, generate many full edits, keep the best and finish it yourself. CAPTIONS (ffmpeg) Burned straight from a styled subtitle file with ffmpeg. Seconds, not the long render a motion tool costs. The words come from the real lyrics, the timing comes from a whisper pass on the audio, and it highlights the word being sung. Big, thick, one pop color on the active word. Tip: real lyrics for the words, whisper for the timing, burn with ffmpeg. The AI did not make this video. I directed it, generated in volume, and kept the best takes. That is the whole game right now.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on potential dangers of AI: "First, we could lose control of the future to AI. The risk is that it moves so fast that people can no longer follow what's happening or intervene when needed."