Testing... Testing... Testing.... Fellas, can you hear me?

I'm live on which one? You said all of them? Am I supposed to see? Okay, um, where am I looking? Oh, right here. And this is And how do we— oh, so this is from two on YouTube. So how do we see the Facebook ones? Okay. Hey Nikki, are you on Facebook or Instagram? I mean, or YouTube? She's on YouTube. Okay. Hello everybody! Hey, how y'all doing? I see all 11 of you on here right now. So I am sitting here going through a run-through of the new— my new show, The Feminine Ear, where men are seen, heard, and understood. So I appreciate you all for logging in to help me. Hey Ashley girl! Hey Nikki girl! How y'all doing? Now ladies, now I gotta say, you do know that this show is for men only, right? You do know that. Now, it's, it's doing dual things. It's allowing women to come in and get an earful of what men have to take— what— of what men have to say without y'all interrupting. Okay, so you have to really sit there. You don't have to sit there and listen because anytime I post anything saying fellas only, y'all know y'all can't just— y'all cannot just scroll by. Y'all cannot just like it. You got to put an emoji. You have to say something. Oh, I I'm here for it, or where the men at. You guys don't know. For some reason, women just don't know how to not say nothing. So I said, in order for the fellas to be able to have a voice without being interrupted, without being told that they're wrong, without having to deal with the back and forth, we just cut all that out and only men can call in and ask their questions. So why am I doing this? The reason why this— I'm doing this is because what I find is women want a lot from men, but women don't understand. I believe that a lot of men have not been taught on how to deliver what it is that you're asking for. And we as women are taught that men are just supposed to know. You guys are supposed to know. You're supposed to just know certain things. And honestly, working with men behind the scenes for years, I realize even the most successful, the most wealthiest, the most influential, and the most educated, they are clueless a lot of the times when it comes to women. So with that— hey, I see my coach in the, uh, in the comments section. Uh, so with that, I decided that instead of all of this back and forth between men and women, and you know, we're in a time right now where men want women, women want men, but for whatever reason they're having a hard time connecting. Well, my, my goal is to see if I can bring some clarity to the conversation, okay? So The Feminine Ear is all about, uh, well, it's actually a platform where men are seen, heard, and understood. I hadn't seen anything like it, and I believe that I'm qualified to do it since I've been doing it behind the scenes for so long anyway, that it's time to have the conversation. So get ready, get ready, get ready, get ready. Hey, Miss Lady, uh, Miss Deja. I hope I said that right. Love you more. I just want you ladies to make sure that you are kind, okay? There, there will be— and I'll be going over this next week— there will be some house rules. Don't let your trauma spill over into my chat section, okay? So Auntie will be coming through with some, uh, house rules on next week, but that's one of them. Because just because you hear a man say something don't mean you gotta have keyboard courage. And, uh-uh, but you men, but you men, but you men, but you men, this is not about you in the moment. This is not about your trauma, okay? So we're gonna have some house rules because we want men to actually feel seen, heard, and understood. Because you do know men have the highest rate of suicide, and majority of the time it's because they feel like they cannot express themselves without the judgment, without being told that they're wrong. And you know, I'm not oblivious. I do know some of them are clueless and are wrong. However, we are to try our best to get to a solution, or at least a common ground, because men want men, men want women, women want men. All right, and so because of that, we got to figure it out. But that's all I have for you today. I just— we're doing a run-through, and look at my little buttons. So, you know, anytime somebody say something crazy, I can zoom in, I can go from, I know you didn't, bro, listen— I could do that. I can show you my little logo right here. I can show you this. I can show you my timer. We go live in 5. So we are here today on this Monday getting everything together. Uh, yes, you said it correctly. You've helped me so much in my marriage. Thank you so much. I get a lot of, um, I get a lot of married women that'll come in sometimes, and I appreciate you being a married woman saying that because married women come to me all the time. Well, what can you do for us? You single, what can you do for us? Well, why you asking me in the first place? Because I'm single, remember? However, what I teach is not about being married or single. It's not about your relationship status. It's about becoming that individual. And you can be the feminine woman whether you're married or single. You can be the masculine man whether you're married or single. It's not reserved for a marital status, all right? So that's all I have for you. My coach told me to come live. He's in here watching. Y'all, if I could show you how he looking, he looks sitting there looking like Nino Brown. But he had me come live for you to see how everything is working, see how everything is looking. I do, I am going to want to switch some of this over now that I'm looking at it in the camera, make it, you know, give it a little something. So a little razzle dazzle over here. But this is the setup, you guys. And I'm excited. So make sure you head over to Apple Podcasts. Because I'll be over there as well. We're live over there and every other platform because the show will be streamed live here on YouTube as well as Facebook and Instagram. Is that— am I saying that correctly, sir? Okay, okay. Because I would, I would like to hit them all at one time. I would like to hit them with the YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram if we can. And then, but the main platform for the show will be here, and then we can, you put clips and reels and stories on, I mean, and shorts. What about that? Okay, I like that. But I would love to hit them all at one time live. Wherever you are, Ms. Mason is there. The Feminine Area, where men are seen, heard, and understood. Is that all I needed to do, boss? And how do you guys— let me know, how do I sound on your end? For those of you that are here, how do I sound on your end? Let me know in the comments section. Do I sound clear for you? Do I sound muffled? Do I— should I pull the mic a little closer, a little back? How do I sound? So I gotta figure— I sound great. Okay, I gotta figure out how to keep this up right here. Is it this? It seems like it won't— okay, there we go. Oh, right here. All right, y'all say I'm clear? Y'all say I'm clear? Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. Thank you for giving of your time. Great quality. Thank you, Anna. I wanted to make sure I didn't just pop up with my phone. You know, and just have a phone talking about we doing the feminine here. I wanted to— the same quality that I've been giving the women, I wanted to give the fellas as well too. And sometimes it's just time to— it's time to level up. We can't just be— you have to think big. You know what the man say? Think big, B. Think big. So I'm thinking big right now. I'm thinking not just YouTube, I'm thinking larger than I ever have before. And I believe this, um, this brings me joy to be able to talk to the fellas. And ladies, I'm actually helping us on the sly, okay? We're just making sure we just kill the noise. There's no arguing, there's no fussing, there's no debates and combativeness. Uh-uh, but men say this, but this— no, we're gonna let them talk and we're gonna see if we can get some answers. Because I know y'all want some husbands out there, and some of them just need a little bit of tweaking or a little bit of understanding. That's it. Is that right, Blake? That's all that's needed. And I believe we just need to understand each other a little bit more. And you will hear me talking to folks out, out here. It'll be Blaker and I'll be, you know, because I know they're gonna start laughing because they always laugh when I start talking. What was that? Oh, that's outside. Okay, so, but that's all I have for you. 9 PM Eastern Standard Time starting next Tuesday, every Tuesday. I will say this, sometimes I will be in the studio here and sometimes I will be on the go because I do have a life and I do, y'all know I have a new book coming So I'll be on book tours and things. So, but I will be, you know, still coming live to you. I'm committed. I'm committed to every Tuesday for the first season. Are we doing seasons? And then we take a break, boss? Okay, so we can do like a— what would a season consist of? Okay, all right. Because y'all know I live, um, you know, a very soft life. So my businesses are around my lifestyle, not my lifestyle around my business. So I don't live to where I'm just always at work. I'm gonna give y'all what I can give y'all, and then I'm gonna take a break. I'm gonna give y'all as many, you know, episodes as we can, and then I'm gonna take a break. But I'm gonna always be, uh, consistent. So I'm excited to see what the fellas have. Make sure you go to my Instagram, The Fem, F-E-M, Ear. Drop your comments in my DM, um, because we are— we will be getting a, a landing page done, um, so where you can just go to thefemmeer.com and you can upload your video questions, your audio questions, or your text questions. Okay, you'll be able to do that, but it's— we don't— it's not up just yet, but you can go to my Instagram and shoot me a DM and we will start collecting your questions for those of you that might be a little shy and don't want to come on live. Um, with me. Now, Candace, since we are here, how do we, um, how do I give them the link to go live, like, to come on since we are— we have them on right now? Okay. Uh-huh, yes.

All right, so if you click that, it's going to turn on— hit continue, it's going to turn on your Zoom thing and allow.

Okay, so that should be connecting.

Okay, okay, so now, um, you see where it says new meeting? Okay, recording in progress. All right, so now we need to get them the link to that meeting.

So if you go to right here Okay, okay, who want to come on live with me real quick? Let's see, we're trying to make sure that everything is working properly, honey. Yeah, who's— yeah, who's somebody who's able to talk?

To do while you're doing that, you're going to— we still got the scene set up for guest. Remember that scenes? It's probably in your Ecamm. Um, look on your screen. I think we took it off of there, but if you go over to, um, your scenes.

Okay. Oh, see, I see it. I see Zoom guest right here. Um, oh yes, I see it. Hey girl!

Mm-hmm.

Right here. Okay.

Camera. You're gonna add her, click that, and then do the little dropdown, um, X, unmute, X to start video. Perfect. But now see those 3 dots?

Yes. Okay, and that was number 5. Guess one. Okay, gotcha. She left us. Monique, girl, did you leave us? Now, can this be— will this be set up right, like, by its, you know, automatically, or I have to do this every time? Okay, uh, Stream Deck. Hmm, I don't remember how to pull it up. Yeah. Launchpad. Okay. Mhm.

Okay.

Mhm. Bring it over. Okay.

Awesome. So now the button—

so the keypad should work. Okay, let's see. Main camera. And then guess what, Monique girl, did you leave us? Can anybody else jump on with me really quickly? So as we do this testing, testing, 1, 2, 3. Can I, can I minimize this stream? Never mind, I'll just do it. Okay, question for you, YouTube. Okay, yes, there— okay, there we go. Admit, Miss Hannah. Yeah, you got to click the link. Okay. I think I know Miranda. Okay, where am I hitting add at? Oh, their name. Not following directions. Hey girl, I knew I knew you! How you doing? Doing great, how are you? Good, how is everything going? So Miranda was one of my— my— she's an adult, so I won't say one of my babies. So she is one of my ladies that, um I don't know if you guys saw the episode of the Tamron Hall Show in Atlanta, but she came on with her husband to explain how identity switching and embracing her femininity going through the process has changed her marriage. So she came on. So thank you so much. Um, I can't wait to listen to the podcast. Yeah, I'm excited about it. So we're just wanting to get things together and get a couple of you on to see how it's actually working. So I know I'm probably going to fumble a little bit the first time, but we're going to get through it because I got Blake here. And Blake, you, you know how to run this. Yeah, Blake knows how to run, um, this side for when I do— if I do get a little nervous and miss a button. But, um, yeah, this is good. So we're gonna, um— will I still be center? Do I— should I move, or do you want me to stay where I'm at, sir? Oh, gotcha. And I see what— right here? Okay, gotcha. And then if I want to move me, I can. Right there. And then, okay, so then if I want to move the guest, well, actually, I can't move her. I'm trying to. What am I scrolling up? Oh, this. Oh, oh, so I could, girl, I could zoom all the way in on you like that. Okay, gotcha. Okay. So this, I like how this is looking. Okay. So now, like when I log, when I log in, so say the, okay, the show starts like this. And then I have a guest, I can just go like, after I assign them. Okay, me by myself. Okay, and then I go to Okay, okay, I have— I think I may have too many windows up. Yes, that's why I'm getting confused. So I I can minimize which one. Okay, you said move my— oh, over here. Yes. Okay, okay. Bye, Miranda. Thank you, girl. Okay, and then we're gonna admit Miss Hannah. Yes, ma'am. Where were you? On this side? Okay, scroll on this side. What am I scrolling down to? She logged on via Zoom. She's on, on more Zoom because I can hear through the Zoom. Mm-hmm. Okay, yes. Add camera.

Okay, yeah, so you turn that camera on. Um, do me a favor, one more time, one more time, do that. Do, um, do remove camera. All right, cool. So when we say add camera, add camera.

So I get to— so I can hit add camera. Say that one more time. Uh-huh. Yeah, okay, on the right side. Yes, well, I can see them on, on the, on the left and the right in the Zoom. Okay, gotcha. Okay. Oh, there we go. I see you, Miss Hannah. Hi. Hey, how are you, dear? I'm good. It is like such a joy to meet you. Oh my God, I'm like starstruck a little bit. Oh, thank you, my love. You've helped me so much. Huh? I said you have helped me so, so much. You said if I want to center her, I have to go back to Ecamm. Oh, you said Ecamm. I'm sorry.

Okay.

Gotcha. Okay.

Mm-hmm. There we go, there we go. Get her right.

Excuse me. Is that it? Oh yeah. If you— can you slide over just a little bit, Hannah? Just, just a tinge. Yeah, right there. Okay, so, so as long as they're in the middle, we good, is what you're saying? Okay, okay. I appreciate you guys giving up your time while we try to get this together. Okay, he said he want Hannah to say something. I was saying anytime. Can you still hear— can you hear me? I can hear you. I'm saying he's asking for you to say something. I don't— can you hear me now? I'm talking, I don't know if you can hear me. No, I can hear you. Okay, okay, sorry. Are we good? Okay, well, thank you, Hannah, for your time. Now I'm gonna figure— try to figure the rest of this stuff Um, good luck, you got this. Thank you, girl. All right, take care. You too. And so from there— okay, all right, there we have it. Okay. Find a comment that I like. Okay, this— oh yeah, right here. Yeah.

Oh, nice.

Good thing I've been replaying the old videos. So happy to see you live. Oh, thank you so much. I, um, I've left YouTube a long time ago, and my reason is YouTube was very toxic, and I, and I was real— I was real— I would say I'm— I was an empath without boundaries back then when I started. Now, I'm still the empath, but y'all don't play with me no more. I don't let y'all comments, or whatever you gotta say, you know, get to me or anything like that. It's more so, I didn't realize how toxic, you know, the people with what I call digital courage. And so, I just took a page out of Miss, what's her name? Miss Beyoncé's mama, Miss Tina Knowles' book. Just don't read the comments. And that's that. So I don't think I've been posting regularly on YouTube, probably like for the last 5 years. I would just post things here and there, but she's back. She's back. You know, the OG is back. So, okay, I like that. And so how do we, um, if I wanted to take it off, I just click the button? Okay. Oh, just double-click it. Okay.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Or so that dark purple or whatever you want.

Okay, I like that. I'm happy to be here, Miss Brown. I'm happy to be here, Miss Brown. I just want to bring a little calmness. This, this is the adult solution side of the internet. This is— there will be no debating, there will be no celebrity guests, there will be, um, nothing but solutions. We're not arguing, we're not fighting, we're not trying to prove the other wrong. At the end of the day, y'all that are single, you want some biceps and triceps wrapped around you during cuffing season. And fellas, no matter how much you say women are this, that, and the third, you really want one of us. So all we really have to do is figure out our traumas, figure out what's keeping us from getting to each other, then we can give each other a big hug, okay? Because that's what you really want. Some of y'all need to be laid up. That's, that's, that'll make you feel so much better. Just a hug, just to be cuddled up on, on the couch watching a little movie, a little Hallmark movie, and it will calm your nervous system down. Okay, it will calm your nervous system down. But if we can just get back to the love part, I believe we will be fine. And so I'm just doing my part. As they say, my audience, especially on Instagram, say I'm out here doing the Lord's work. I'm just trying to do the Lord's work to help everybody get back together so you can leave a love legacy for your children's children's children. Because I believe we're all in disarray right now because no love legacy blueprint has been left. Nobody taught us how to actually be in relationships. They just— we— our hormones and our biological and primal wiring had just been running rampant, but there's been no conversation on this is what you should look for in a mate. I don't say partner, I say husband or wife, mate or significant other. A partner to me sounds like a business deal. And true enough, I understand there's an element, um, of contract when it comes to business. I mean, come to marriage, I just feel like using the— depending on the type of words that you use will determine how you shape things, how things will be shaped. So you'll typically hear me say husband, wife, your significant other, or your mate. I probably won't use partner. I'm not trying to be politically correct. I'm trying to get you to the love that you're trying to get, honey. That's what— that's my goal. And I just believe that nobody's really— they're talking at men but not necessarily to men. And I also know that men will reveal things to the feminine energy that they won't reveal to their friends. Like getting men to talk and express themselves. Typically, another man can't get them to do that. However, when a man is being spoken to from a logical yet feminine space, it's easier for him to feel more safe and comfortable and calm to start to, um, give up all of the information and divulge, you know, his deepest, darkest secrets. You know? So, I figure instead of women just constantly pointing their finger at what men aren't, and men saying, "Well, since I'm not that, I'm not gonna be nothing. I'm just gonna be a basic average man." I wanted to give them the platform. Give you the floor, darlings, to be able to express yourself without all of the other— without all of the other, you know, the chatter. You know, kind of really let go of the outside chatter, and I just want you to come into my world so we can talk about what you have going on, what you want to accomplish, the type of woman that you want, what type of man do you have to become to attract that type of woman. Because the woman that's good for your peace, legacy, and portfolio, she doesn't look for the same basic things of, he got to make six figures, you know, he got to flew me out. That's what you guys say, he had to flew me out. I know it's fly, but that's y'all, y'all say something different. Okay, so, um, it's not just that. It's like, let's get into the core of what men and women want And the best way to do that is we have a ton of platforms, women saying what they want. And some of this stuff sound crazy as hell. I heard someone say the other day that if a man is making $50,000 a year, he shouldn't be dating. Where? Like, who comes up with this foolishness? Like, I just don't understand. Like, it's just some crazy information that's out there. And it's keeping people from getting to what they really want because even with listening to the information, you still not getting to what you want because it's, it's real, it's really basic. It's really not as difficult as I believe we've made it. I just believe we just haven't been given a blueprint in order to know exactly what we should be looking for, what our core values are, you know, what matters, what doesn't matter, what's the difference between wants and needs. So yeah, but that's all I have. My coach is having lunch and we haven't had lunch. We hungry too, coach. Where's our sandwich? You over there chewing? Where's our sandwich, sir? But anywho, yes, Peace Legacy and Portfolio. My goal is to help men pick those women out versus the ones that are only there just for a paycheck. You know, and get a couple purses and basic stuff, purses and bills. Like, that's, that's basic. You, you can have the provider and somebody to love you too, but most women don't even know how to get to a man's emotions because you're trying to— you interrogate him. Okay, how much money you make? Where you work? Do you love God? Do you go to church? Like, all of that, that we're not doing that over here. That's, that's basic. I'm not— I won't be teaching you 5 ways to know if he's toxic, 7 ways to know if he's narcissist. That's basic. Anybody just teaching that, you know, to me, that they're basic. Because even the bank tellers do not teach you on counterfeit money. They teach you on the real. But so if you listen to people that all they do is try to teach you how to find red flags, Lord bless their hearts, because all they're doing is keeping your nervous system in disarray instead of teaching you, especially if you're a woman, how to be connected to your peace legacy and your No, your femininity, spirituality, sensuality, and wisdom. And I'll come up with my 4 for the fellas too, to where you don't need to know, is she a gold digger, or is she, um, going to respect me? When you connect to these things that I show you how to connect to, you don't have to worry about that because certain characteristics, those characteristics and those traits, they come with certain boundaries, they come with certain sense of discernment. So you don't have to worry about, oh, it's a red flag, it's, it's a red flag, child. Everybody's scared of a red flag. Like, it's, it's so basic. But anywho, that's all I have for you. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, all 24 of you right now. Um, thank you. Uh, she, uh, Miss Spears said that teller analogy though. I'm just saying, I'm just telling you the truth. Tellers do not get trained on counterfeit money. What we hear now from coaches and podcasts and everything else in between is you being trained on the counterfeit. Nobody's training you on how to see what's real. And that requires that individual teaching you to have gone deeper and to be able to give you the tools you need to connect to yourself spiritually, your masculinity, your femininity, your spirituality, all of those things. Those things are the GPS system that keep you from having to worry about narcissists. Because now there's a certain level of self-love that has, um, been developed. So you don't have to deal with all of that. So people just having conversations. Oh, 5 ways to be feminine. Go, go to the beauty supply store. Well, femininity can't be bought at the beauty supply store. Femininity is just not soft. I'll be teaching how to activate your dark feminine, um, in my All Things Feminine Social Club starting next week. Um, and some of you I'll be seeing in DC this upcoming Saturday. We will be in DC for the Time for Change Tour with Stephan Speaks and Dr. Bobby Price. And so, um, yeah. It's just, it's a lot of misinformation. Femininity, oh my God, if you cuss, you're not feminine. Lies. Diana Ross cursed. So did Diana Carroll. So did Lucille Ball. They were extremely feminine women. So yeah, it's just, it's a lot. It's just a lot of misconception. Is there any time when you can ask too many questions? It seems to be a nervous wreck for those I encounter. Well, yeah, I think when you're connected, Huh? I'll pull it over. I believe honestly, um, Miss Leona, that when you are connected from the femininity, spirituality, sensuality, and wisdom, there's questions that you don't have to ask. You'll be able to pick up and you'll be able to vet and you'll be able to see it in their behavior. You don't— everything isn't a question. And I believe that when you look at things as strategy, you make them questions. But I can tell a lot from a man by me not having to ask a question, um, like a specific, like I'm interrogating, but certain things that we talk about or certain level, certain direction I'll take a conversation that will give me the answer I need. You can learn a lot from a person by giving them a hypothetical. Hypothetically speaking, you can learn a lot about how they think and how they process through that way. It doesn't have to be, okay, I got my checklist from Cosmo magazine. So what's your favorite thing to do as a child? Okay, check. What was your relationship with your parents? Okay, check. What type of relationship did you see growing up? Like, you don't have to do all of that when you learn how to be connected to other parts of who you are. So I just don't feel like I have to ask a whole heck of a lot of questions when I know— oh, thank you, Blake— when I know that I know me, I know my core needs, and I know how to present something, if that makes sense. So no, we don't— we won't have all of that. You don't have to do all of that. I think you just— people do that when there is no when there is no, um, they don't have any depth to them. I found the subscribe button. Thank you so much, Linda, for finding the subscribe button, girl. Make sure you turn on the notifications too so you get that little bell, honey. So every Tuesday starting October 15th at 9 PM Eastern Standard Time. All right, Coach, did I do good? Did I ask— answer some questions? Did I learn how to put it on the screen? Um, okay. "Y'all, we're gonna take a 5-minute break." Boom. I can do that if I want to. Or I can do this, or I can have a commercial running. Can I do that? But I have to take her off the screen. And then I can do this, and then I could say, "And we're back." I could do something like that.

[Speaker:AUDIENCE MEMBER] You can also upload videos on your phone. [Speaker:KAREN] Okay.

Life with Lulu, she says, I'm so happy to be in your Love Legacy Academy. I am taking it all in. Good girl, because you know the Love Legacy Academy— I always tell people, when you join my Love Legacy Academy, or if you join my femininity, um, community, which we've established since 2000, 2001, you don't get the same April Mason that you get here. This is edutainment. This is meant to be entertaining. This is meant to, you know, um, not be so what word I want to use? Not to be so strenuous and so— like you feel like you're in school. Now, when you go to my academies, that's something different. You don't get the kiki. You don't get the fun. Well, you get fun, but you don't— it's more college. It's more a curriculum base. You don't get me just— like, I don't go live in there as much. Much. Um, in the Love Legacy Academy, I only go live 3 times a year. I have my Love Legacy coaches there because I noticed that when I go live more often, you guys think it's YouTube and Facebook, and you guys get comfortable because I got my girl Miss April is here and she's kiki-ing with us. No, no, I don't do that. So, um, some women, they get, they get, they've left the academy simply because Oh, it's so different. Yeah. This is me marketing. Consider this marketing and advertising and edutainment. Over there, it's curriculum, it's formula, it's everything you need to know. And you have assignments and challenges that you have to do. Social media, I can just flu, but it's not flow over there. So unless you're ready to do, really do the work like Miss Lulu is doing, don't come over there because we will put you out. You know, respectfully, you know. So anywho, that's all I have. So Coach, you, since you're eating this— oh, eating your sandwich— that you didn't offer nobody no sandwich, honey. Did— am I done or should I do something else? But I like my back— would you guys like my background? This will get the glare out of the TV and stuff. Um, but, um, do you guys like the background? I didn't want it to be so feminine because I'm talk— I am talking to men, but I needed it to be a little you know, have a little sensual vibe to it. Because men are visual. And— but I didn't want a whole lot of distractions either. So, yeah. Do I need anything else, Coach? Since you over there eating a ham sandwich and I'm hungry too. [SPEAKING SPANISH] Okay. Good? I like my skin is skinning, y'all. My skin, I'll make sure that I have my little blot pad so my face won't be so oily. And I got the little dewy look on my face. So I'm learning how to do my own makeup for TV, y'all. I had a horrible experience in New York. I have to tell you about it, girls. But I had a horrible experience in New York. So it caused me to say, let me learn how to do my own makeup. Makeup. So I'm trying to learn what best sits right on my skin and for the lighting, all of that. Because I'm like, I'm not doing this, folks. Is— and then I gotta— I've got a big bump on my head, got a big bump on my face because her, uh, one of the girls that I used in the past, her, um, her brushes weren't clean. Like, I can't do that. So I'm trying to learn how to do my own makeup. Is there anything else, Coach? That I need. But I do like the lighting. I do like the lighting. Hmm? Okay. Well, okay, do the benediction. Alright, Dot Loves. Well, in my clothes, I would like to say thank you all on this very wonderful Monday afternoon for joining me for this behind-the-scenes test. Thank you so much. I appreciate you giving up your time. And those of you that came on, Miss Hannah and Miss Miranda, who came on with me, thank you so much. We just want to make sure it's right. Like I said, we start on next Wednesday— on next Tuesday, and I am doing my best to learn as much about this technology as I possibly can because I want to bring you quality. I want to bring you quality. All right, so thank you so much. Make sure you subscribe and turn on your notifications. See you later.

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