The video was created by filmmakers Joe Sabia and Aaron Rasmussen. It shows people around the world and their activities during the lockdown. “A New Yorker sees what 26 people around the world are doing during a difficult time,” reads the video description.

The video begins with the view from the filmmakers’ camera in Brooklyn before and continues to people in Los Angeles, Beijing, Nairobi, Paris, Berlin, Tbilisi, Cuenca, Tehran, Toronto, Bangkok, São Paolo, Oslo, Coromandel, Sydney, Beirut, London, Rome, Brussels, Barcelona, Tel Aviv, Lima, Hoh Chih Minh City, Manipal, Abuja, Delft, Minsk, and Old Lyme, before coming back to Brooklyn. Watch it below.

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Wired recently published a video of a beatboxing world champion named Butterscotch sharing her secrets to this incredibly cool skill. In the video, she shows the 13 levels of complexity that are involved in beatboxing. You may be able to do the simplest one immediately, but the rest requires a lot of practice!

“2005 Female World Beatbox Champion Butterscotch explains the art of beatboxing in 13 levels of difficulty. Starting with just the bass drum, Butterscotch layers more and more vocal drums and instruments on top of each other until she starts adding real, live instruments as well,” the video description reads. Watch it below.

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Daniel Matarrazo is one of them. He’s a talented musician who created two parody videos inspired by the current situation in the world. One of them is a twist on “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” from Mary Poppins and the other shows him singing to the “Part of Your World” from The Little Mermaid.

Watch them below.

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Below is the video shot by a drone that shows the nearly empty streets of San Francisco, the city that otherwise bursts with life. It looks abandoned and pretty terrifying. The video was published by Space Race Studio along with the description saying that “thankfully few people are outside (I wasn’t even close to a person), but seeing the shops boarded up is tough to see.”

See it below.

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“Many people are losing their jobs, not just artists and musicians. Even worse, some are losing lives, and we’re aware that’s what’s the most important right now. However, even though the whole world is on hold, we still believe we should do what we do best,” said opera director Aleksandar Stankov.

The theatre announced that more similar videos in the near future. They’re doing this to support medical workers who’re working hard and everyone affected by coronavirus right now.

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One of them is Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia, which collaborated with Apple to get us this incredible 5-hour footage of the inside of this impressive museum.

The video takes us through 45 galleries, shows 588 works, and even includes live performances from ballet dancers and composer Kirill Richter. Apple shot it as a way to showcase the battery life and performance on their new iPhone 11. 

“This video to me is all about connection through time,” ArtNet quoted filmmaker Axinya Gog. “Art that is timeless meets modern life and state-of-the-art technology.” Gog and her team created the single-shot video during their six-hour visit to the museum. See it below.

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Many of them started playing music and singing together with their neighbors. Numerous videos emerged online showing the Italians singing from their balconies and below is one of them. It was filmed in Siena, but the situation is pretty much the same in all the cities. 

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One of the latest videos he posted shows him prepare “the world’s thinnest sandwich.” Slicing the ingredients one by one, he starts arranging his thin sandwich on the cutting board. He starts with the bread, then cuts a few slices of cucumber and tomato, and finally adds ham with the tiniest bit of butter spread on it. The end result is so thin that he cuts it in half and rolls it before eating it. The entire sandwich is gone in just two bites!

You can check out more of his work on Instagram.

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“If you want to make the best paper planes, you need to learn from a master. So we asked John Collins, who set the Guinness World Record for farthest flight by a paper aircraft in 2012, to teach us a thing or two about the squash fold and perfect winglets. In this tutorial, he shows us how to fold three planes,” wrote Great Big Story along with the published video.

Follow Collins’ instructions from the video below to make your own paper plane and impress your friends when you show them how fast it can go! This is also a great activity for kids who you can keep occupied for hours by showing them this video and organizing a paper plane race.

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The video begins by comparing the size of smaller asteroids to humans, trucks, and homes, continuing to larger and larger planetoids that compare to the size of New York City and finishes with the biggest, scariest ones. Even the great Stephen Hawking mentioned asteroids as the biggest threat to Earth in his latest book, Brief Answers to the Big Questions in 2016.

See the video below.

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The video was created by filmmakers Joe Sabia and Aaron Rasmussen. It shows people around the world and their activities during the lockdown. “A New Yorker sees what 26 people around the world are doing during a difficult time,” reads the video description.

The video begins with the view from the filmmakers’ camera in Brooklyn before and continues to people in Los Angeles, Beijing, Nairobi, Paris, Berlin, Tbilisi, Cuenca, Tehran, Toronto, Bangkok, São Paolo, Oslo, Coromandel, Sydney, Beirut, London, Rome, Brussels, Barcelona, Tel Aviv, Lima, Hoh Chih Minh City, Manipal, Abuja, Delft, Minsk, and Old Lyme, before coming back to Brooklyn. Watch it below.

The post Check Out What People Around the World are Doing During Isolation appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Wired recently published a video of a beatboxing world champion named Butterscotch sharing her secrets to this incredibly cool skill. In the video, she shows the 13 levels of complexity that are involved in beatboxing. You may be able to do the simplest one immediately, but the rest requires a lot of practice!

“2005 Female World Beatbox Champion Butterscotch explains the art of beatboxing in 13 levels of difficulty. Starting with just the bass drum, Butterscotch layers more and more vocal drums and instruments on top of each other until she starts adding real, live instruments as well,” the video description reads. Watch it below.

The post Expert Beatboxer Teaches You How to Beatbox appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Daniel Matarrazo is one of them. He’s a talented musician who created two parody videos inspired by the current situation in the world. One of them is a twist on “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” from Mary Poppins and the other shows him singing to the “Part of Your World” from The Little Mermaid.

Watch them below.

The post Coronavirus-Inspired “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” Parody appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Below is the video shot by a drone that shows the nearly empty streets of San Francisco, the city that otherwise bursts with life. It looks abandoned and pretty terrifying. The video was published by Space Race Studio along with the description saying that “thankfully few people are outside (I wasn’t even close to a person), but seeing the shops boarded up is tough to see.”

See it below.

The post Video Shows Empty San Francisco in the Middle of Pandemic appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“Many people are losing their jobs, not just artists and musicians. Even worse, some are losing lives, and we’re aware that’s what’s the most important right now. However, even though the whole world is on hold, we still believe we should do what we do best,” said opera director Aleksandar Stankov.

The theatre announced that more similar videos in the near future. They’re doing this to support medical workers who’re working hard and everyone affected by coronavirus right now.

The post Serbian National Theatre Musicians Perform “Bella Ciao” to Support Pandemic Fighters appeared first on MobiSpirit.

One of them is Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia, which collaborated with Apple to get us this incredible 5-hour footage of the inside of this impressive museum.

The video takes us through 45 galleries, shows 588 works, and even includes live performances from ballet dancers and composer Kirill Richter. Apple shot it as a way to showcase the battery life and performance on their new iPhone 11. 

“This video to me is all about connection through time,” ArtNet quoted filmmaker Axinya Gog. “Art that is timeless meets modern life and state-of-the-art technology.” Gog and her team created the single-shot video during their six-hour visit to the museum. See it below.

The post 5-Hour Video Shows Russia’s Hermitage Museum in Its Full Glory appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Many of them started playing music and singing together with their neighbors. Numerous videos emerged online showing the Italians singing from their balconies and below is one of them. It was filmed in Siena, but the situation is pretty much the same in all the cities. 

The post Italian Neighbors Sing Together on Windows While in Quarantine appeared first on MobiSpirit.

One of the latest videos he posted shows him prepare “the world’s thinnest sandwich.” Slicing the ingredients one by one, he starts arranging his thin sandwich on the cutting board. He starts with the bread, then cuts a few slices of cucumber and tomato, and finally adds ham with the tiniest bit of butter spread on it. The end result is so thin that he cuts it in half and rolls it before eating it. The entire sandwich is gone in just two bites!

You can check out more of his work on Instagram.

The post This is the Thinnest Sandwich in the World appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“If you want to make the best paper planes, you need to learn from a master. So we asked John Collins, who set the Guinness World Record for farthest flight by a paper aircraft in 2012, to teach us a thing or two about the squash fold and perfect winglets. In this tutorial, he shows us how to fold three planes,” wrote Great Big Story along with the published video.

Follow Collins’ instructions from the video below to make your own paper plane and impress your friends when you show them how fast it can go! This is also a great activity for kids who you can keep occupied for hours by showing them this video and organizing a paper plane race.

The post See How This World Record-Breaking Paper Airplane is Made appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The video begins by comparing the size of smaller asteroids to humans, trucks, and homes, continuing to larger and larger planetoids that compare to the size of New York City and finishes with the biggest, scariest ones. Even the great Stephen Hawking mentioned asteroids as the biggest threat to Earth in his latest book, Brief Answers to the Big Questions in 2016.

See the video below.

The post The Actual Size of Asteroids Shown in a Scary Video appeared first on MobiSpirit.