Raspberry Drops ... Early link
Added 2019-08-15 02:46:15 +0000 UTCThe new video drops tomorrow, and it's a video about drops.
As soon as it is finished rendering on YouTube, you can watch this early.
This story is about making Raspberry Drops, and the origin of the term "Blowing Raspberries" that actually has a connection to Raspberries.
I like to hide an inside joke in most of my videos. The Tied Dyed one has a bluegrass cover of a Grateful Dead song, to pay honor to the Tie Dyed shirts so popular for the people who are fans of that band.
This time I have a cover of a song by Eric Carmen, called "All By Myself" it is on Banjo and if you did not know Eric Carmen was the lead singer of a great 70s band called the Raspberries.
Watch it here:
Also, are the catch phrases in the video thumbnails working?
Comments
Cool, thanks! Cockney rhyming slang has a big impact here in Australian English, unsurprisingly. It's generally attributed to the influence from convict days, but I suspect it's mostly from post-war films and radio. Me and most of my friends were avid listeners to the Goon Show as late as the sixties and early seventies.
Marc Pengryffyn
2019-08-15 07:52:19 +0000 UTCi enjoy these candy-making videos; they're relaxing to watch. thanks for doing them. the catch phrases look awesome in the thumbnails. :)
evistre
2019-08-15 06:37:42 +0000 UTCcool! love the slomo and the sound when he's breaking up the drops. nice finish!
slugbiker
2019-08-15 04:50:14 +0000 UTC
