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kai

11,994 просмотров • 7 дней назад

Q : Director, when you see Actress Lim YoonA, have you ever thought “She’s even doing this?” and Actress Lim YoonA on the contrary, have you ever thought “He’s making me do this?” Director : On set, YoonA broke the limits of what she hadn’t tried before or what she could do. Honestly, no matter what Actress Lim YoonA did, I just gratefully accepted it all in the film. YoonA : As you’ll see in the movie, for all the facial expressions that appear in between, I expressed it exactly as it was drawn in the storyboard. In terms of scenes, as shown in the trailer, there's a scene where I jump into the Han River. That's something I could never even imagine doing in my life, but while preparing for that scene, I practiced at the underwater filming set bcs there was only one chance. So, I really wanted to make that scene work well. #PrettyCrazy
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Q : Director, when you see Actress Lim YoonA, have you ever thought “She’s even doing this?” and Actress Lim YoonA on the contrary, have you ever thought “He’s making me do this?” Director : On set, YoonA broke the limits of what she hadn’t tried before or what she could do. Honestly, no matter what Actress Lim YoonA did, I just gratefully accepted it all in the film. YoonA : As you’ll see in the movie, for all the facial expressions that appear in between, I expressed it exactly as it was drawn in the storyboard. In terms of scenes, as shown in the trailer, there's a scene where I jump into the Han River. That's something I could never even imagine doing in my life, but while preparing for that scene, I practiced at the underwater filming set bcs there was only one chance. So, I really wanted to make that scene work well. #PrettyCrazy

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18,108 просмотров • 1 год назад

For 5 months they locked me in my house. During that time I developed a simple routine - Wake up. Garden. Laptop and weights. Make a minimum of 300k dollars and do a minimum of 10,000 reps. A new ice-cold water every 20 mins. A new coffee every 1.5 hours. 8-hour shifts. Usually 11 till 7. Chefs have dinner on the table at 8 - I eat my only meal of the day with the soldiers in my house. Then, discuss and smoke cigars/shisha deep into the night. Then they released me from house arrest and I'm allowed to go anywhere in the city - So I went for dinner. Went shopping. Bla bla... But I always felt guilty. I made 280k a day instead of 300. I did 1000 reps before leaving the house, instead of 10,000 throughout the day. So at the end of each day, I would analyze. Was what I did today worth losing 20k and 9000 reps of training? The answer was only yes if I was racing cars. Otherwise, the answer was always no. Fancy dinners are bullshit. How dumb do you have to be to enjoy eating food? It's a boring necessity. Clubs are bullshit. I can't possibly see all the females begging for me already, go club why? Socializing? Everyone is below me. Those who aren't are already in my house. Waste of time. Unless it's to race around in a supercar, I will literally never leave my house again. Ever. I have become a hermit. And I will get filthy rich, battle the Matrix from my podcast studio, see my children and be the strongest human who has ever lived.
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For 5 months they locked me in my house. During that time I developed a simple routine - Wake up. Garden. Laptop and weights. Make a minimum of 300k dollars and do a minimum of 10,000 reps. A new ice-cold water every 20 mins. A new coffee every 1.5 hours. 8-hour shifts. Usually 11 till 7. Chefs have dinner on the table at 8 - I eat my only meal of the day with the soldiers in my house. Then, discuss and smoke cigars/shisha deep into the night. Then they released me from house arrest and I'm allowed to go anywhere in the city - So I went for dinner. Went shopping. Bla bla... But I always felt guilty. I made 280k a day instead of 300. I did 1000 reps before leaving the house, instead of 10,000 throughout the day. So at the end of each day, I would analyze. Was what I did today worth losing 20k and 9000 reps of training? The answer was only yes if I was racing cars. Otherwise, the answer was always no. Fancy dinners are bullshit. How dumb do you have to be to enjoy eating food? It's a boring necessity. Clubs are bullshit. I can't possibly see all the females begging for me already, go club why? Socializing? Everyone is below me. Those who aren't are already in my house. Waste of time. Unless it's to race around in a supercar, I will literally never leave my house again. Ever. I have become a hermit. And I will get filthy rich, battle the Matrix from my podcast studio, see my children and be the strongest human who has ever lived.

Andrew Tate

13,190,296 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Matt Damon reveals he and Ben Affleck met when they were 10 and 8 years old, and how they're still working together 40 years later Amy Poehler: "What, you met, what, 10 and 8 or something?" Matt Damon: "10 and 8... At 16 and 14 years old, we were going to New York together to audition for stuff..." "And here we are 40 years later, and it's like, we should make every single movie we can together." "It's not a friendship that could ever be replicated, just because we grew up together, which meant we were together all the time." "One of the great things about writing with him was always the fact that there was a deep and abiding love and respect underneath everything that was never in question." "It's very helpful when you're working creatively with someone because you're not worried about their feelings." "For me, it's like this, my closest friend for 40 years, 45 years. Who else would I want to hang out with and do this stuff?"
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Matt Damon reveals he and Ben Affleck met when they were 10 and 8 years old, and how they're still working together 40 years later Amy Poehler: "What, you met, what, 10 and 8 or something?" Matt Damon: "10 and 8... At 16 and 14 years old, we were going to New York together to audition for stuff..." "And here we are 40 years later, and it's like, we should make every single movie we can together." "It's not a friendship that could ever be replicated, just because we grew up together, which meant we were together all the time." "One of the great things about writing with him was always the fact that there was a deep and abiding love and respect underneath everything that was never in question." "It's very helpful when you're working creatively with someone because you're not worried about their feelings." "For me, it's like this, my closest friend for 40 years, 45 years. Who else would I want to hang out with and do this stuff?"

Bavi

165,653 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

LINGLING PRESENTER LUV #นมโอ๊ตแบรนด์เดียวที่หลิงLuv Q: With the success you've achieved, do you think this is the peak or can it go further? Ling: It can go further! It's not the peak yet, it can keep going. Q: So, you've set a goal for where you want to reach? What's the highest goal you've set? Ling: Highest goal? (👩🏻: that you want to achieve) In the short term, I want to play in a movie. It is another thing I have never tried before, and it's a new thing for me. Q: What character do you want to play? Ling: Anything, if the role suits me and the script is good, I want to try playing it. Q: Have any directors approached you yet? Ling: Actually, now they don't reach out to me directly. They have to contact through my manager or Channel 3, so if they don't finalize the casting down to the very end, I won't know what kind of contacts have come in.
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LINGLING PRESENTER LUV #นมโอ๊ตแบรนด์เดียวที่หลิงLuv Q: With the success you've achieved, do you think this is the peak or can it go further? Ling: It can go further! It's not the peak yet, it can keep going. Q: So, you've set a goal for where you want to reach? What's the highest goal you've set? Ling: Highest goal? (👩🏻: that you want to achieve) In the short term, I want to play in a movie. It is another thing I have never tried before, and it's a new thing for me. Q: What character do you want to play? Ling: Anything, if the role suits me and the script is good, I want to try playing it. Q: Have any directors approached you yet? Ling: Actually, now they don't reach out to me directly. They have to contact through my manager or Channel 3, so if they don't finalize the casting down to the very end, I won't know what kind of contacts have come in.

lingdenn. (slowwww)

15,217 просмотров • 1 год назад

260104 Zhang Shuaibo Fancon Day 2 Ending Ment Thank you for liking me, for liking all nine of us, for liking AHOF. If I am saying the utmost truth right now, back to a few years ago—when I was eighteen—I wouldn't have ever imagined being able to stand on this kind of stage in the future. I had always thought it was solely a part of my imagination, a dream of mine, because I had went through a lot of rejections... the ❌🙅‍♂️ kind. Before I went to participate on Universe League, I had endured a period where I was in a depressed condition. From when I left... [Boys Planet] I felt down for about a year. It was the people around me telling me to continue to work hard, that allowed me to stand where I am right now. Actually... I... had never understood why people liked me so much. There had been many occasions when I meet everyone where I would ask: "What of me do you all like?" ... I hope everyone can all lead peaceful lives, remain happy and healthy and I hope we can all continue to run together. I hope that all of my friends and Foha will have bright futures. Including AHOF. I hope we can have more than three years.
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260104 Zhang Shuaibo Fancon Day 2 Ending Ment Thank you for liking me, for liking all nine of us, for liking AHOF. If I am saying the utmost truth right now, back to a few years ago—when I was eighteen—I wouldn't have ever imagined being able to stand on this kind of stage in the future. I had always thought it was solely a part of my imagination, a dream of mine, because I had went through a lot of rejections... the ❌🙅‍♂️ kind. Before I went to participate on Universe League, I had endured a period where I was in a depressed condition. From when I left... [Boys Planet] I felt down for about a year. It was the people around me telling me to continue to work hard, that allowed me to stand where I am right now. Actually... I... had never understood why people liked me so much. There had been many occasions when I meet everyone where I would ask: "What of me do you all like?" ... I hope everyone can all lead peaceful lives, remain happy and healthy and I hope we can all continue to run together. I hope that all of my friends and Foha will have bright futures. Including AHOF. I hope we can have more than three years.

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60,385 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

"Compoung engineering is how you make Claude Code smarter every time you use it." Here's my new episode with Kieran Klaassen where he demos his 4-step system to make Claude Code improve with every session: ✅ Plan. Sub-agents research your codebase and best practices before any code is written. ✅ Work. Claude asks clarifying questions, then builds the feature and writes tests. ✅ Assess. Review agents check security, architecture, and code quality. ✅ Compound. Learnings are captured so Claude never repeats mistakes. Kieran is my favorite Claude Code power user and I promise you'll learn alot too. 📌 Watch now: Thanks to our sponsors: Granola - The best AI meeting notes app I've ever used: Replit ⠕ - Create beautiful prototypes and full stack apps:
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"Compoung engineering is how you make Claude Code smarter every time you use it." Here's my new episode with Kieran Klaassen where he demos his 4-step system to make Claude Code improve with every session: ✅ Plan. Sub-agents research your codebase and best practices before any code is written. ✅ Work. Claude asks clarifying questions, then builds the feature and writes tests. ✅ Assess. Review agents check security, architecture, and code quality. ✅ Compound. Learnings are captured so Claude never repeats mistakes. Kieran is my favorite Claude Code power user and I promise you'll learn alot too. 📌 Watch now: Thanks to our sponsors: Granola - The best AI meeting notes app I've ever used: Replit ⠕ - Create beautiful prototypes and full stack apps:

Peter Yang

85,263 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад