it's not particularly deep music, but mtv pushing it.uld turn on mtv, all the rock bands looked a certain way. they played a kind of music. they were expected to have a certain facade. >> mtv's ratings are surprisingly small. but those who do watch, mostly teenagers and young adults, buy a lot of records and tapes and cds. and they buy the most of what they see the most. >> recently, two members of the heavy metal band aerosmith dropped by mtv's offices to screen their new video and brought a big bag of cash as an incentive. >> the record companies would submit videos every monday, and then we would have our music meeting, and we would look at all the videos and decide who was going to get put into the new rotation. i was a 21-year-old kid that loved punk rock, and i pretty quickly realized that the music that they were playing just wasn't what i was into. when the new nirvana video was delivered to mtv, i was completely blown away. ♪ i said, listen, they really are incredible and we need to give them a shot, and if it doesn't work then

everyone passed, i remember what happened on mtv in 2003.he third year already went tattoo tattoo noise was a lot, of course. yeah, but not then at the peak they were good. what is the place of the third video, that's all, and quite predictably, they were directly sure that they would win in t-shirts with number one, we came out differently, otherwise they would not have gone to join. there was an inscription, of course, if they had uh hot. yes they were purposefully aimed at victory, i think that mr. shapovalov was more directed than they? well, they just got high, because , well, they represent such a high as a country. i told you, yes, that i recently found out that the fall, it turns out, is a child psychologist. hello, this is the first and foremost. yes, this is the main secret of the group. i think after, of course melodies. and advertised and did not advertise. well, a little bit, he told me a lot about it. you just don't follow the creativity. katya and yulia are very strong i'm friends and before she's really strong, strong. you ca

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the first performance at the mtv studios in the new millennium. please welcome no doubt!s great it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes ♪ ♪ lenny bruce is not afraid ♪ >> i'll always remember new year's eve 1999 going into y2k seeing no doubt on mtv playing "it's the end of the world as we know it" by r.e.m. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ i feel fine ♪ it was a very appropriately apocalyptic song for what turned out to be a very apocalyptic decade. >> happy new year! >> so we wake up, it's 2000, we're all alive, and we're still in the middle of teen pop mania. ♪ don't want to hear you ♪ ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache ♪ >> boy bands were selling so many albums. ♪ every little thing i do ♪ ♪ never seems enough for you ♪ >> this is the biggest year in pop music history in terms of sales. >> brightbritney! britney! britney! >> you have britney spears selling 1.3 million copies of "oops i did it again." in the first week. ♪ oops i did it again ♪ ♪ i played with your heart ♪ ♪ got lost in the game

seriously, it was their videos that were truly innovative, especially for the 1970. nearly a decade before mtv revolutionized the format. these days, some of their videos have been watched hundreds of millions of times on youtube. with ah ah, they wanted to be stars and they are they really, you know, try project in all the music and this start amendment the clothes and they took pictures a lots of pictures so many pictures. if you look at album 0 ma'am later, i mean, i can't believe how many pictures they took all the time. i mean, it looks like they didn't do anything else than take pictures. after both couples divorced the band decided to call it quits in 1982. but every few years they managed to land a few koos without ever taking the stage. in 1092 they released a greatest hits album. alba, gold british pop dual eraser released an album of avar covers and it was clear habit was essential for any party with but buren and benny since there was more to be gained. now things started to happen in the ninety's. the word change dates i drive by an op of himself believe that we have so we can, we

and maybe black mayor who wanted to do it, so while they were offering programming to everybody else, mtvn, espn, black city councilmembers were saying, 'what are you offering for my community?' that is where bet became a must-carry product for cable, and the diversity product, but bet was really an extension of what john johnson did with ebony magazine, except his was print. david: how many years did you operate before you sold to viacom? bob: 20 years. david: you sold for $3 billion. would it be worth more today? bob: it would be less today, because once streaming came along and the technology allowed people to have streaming wherever they could carry content, on your phone, on your laptop, in your home, wherever you go, it changed the paradigm of cable, and it allowed people to sort of pick and choose a la carte what they wanted to watch. cable, you are paying for a bundle even though you didn't watch all the channels. if you are not a sports fan, you're paying $.30, $.40 for that, but if you didn't watch it, you had to pay for because it was part of a bundle. david: you then bought th

you've gotten this mtv channel television right here in the area. i am chris, lives with me is my charming colleague, income follow? hello, chris, on a big hello to all of us there. thank you for joining us. i incentive 3 no video. and as always, always interesting, good. all lined up for you to learn from on to also enjoy. so here is a quick look at what we have for you today. how us talk intermediate. he's providing access to clean water. why a designer from the netherlands, pretty full of furniture. and why people in the city are best about you down in the region. shocking use, but true. each year. floods effect nearly 50000 people in uganda. living many dead on the 1000, displaced the flood water course. the country over $60000000.00 us dollars a year according to the was bank. so what can be done to help? we paid a visit to western uganda where people are planting bamboo to help protect themselves on the communities from flooding. the de seedlings will go fast in a few months time. the bumble will be twice as tall. i learned to move. he made. h

if zelenskyy speaks at the oscars, then putin must be invited to the mtv awards to read the nomineeshane swallowers? top story -- despite it perfectly quenching our thirst for blood and violence, the national football league is not without controversy. most recently, squeamish fans were in a tizzy over buffalo bill's player damar hamlin's heart stopping on the field. for just a few short minutes. here to agree with me me getting my feelings hurt real back is host of hbo's "game theory" bomani jones. what's up, bomani? >> how you doing, man? >> fantastic. bomani, do you find it a little strange that a peace-loving country like america would wholeheartedly embrace such a violent sport like football? >> i mean, if we're being honest, watching people knock each other around, is typically kind of entertaining. like this is one of those things where sometimes we got to be honest with ourselves about what's going on here. and like an inappropriate joke is not necessarily a joke that isn't funny, it's just not appropriate. that's kind of where we are with football. like we acknowledge that i

hold , but at the time of the accident there was no one on board the ship the crew was not injured , mtveported that tuzla, under the turkish flag, was one of the ships stuck in ukrainian ports after the start of russia's full-scale war against ukraine, currently, in particular, 12 turkish ships are blocked in kherson and the intensity of the fighting is increasing, the russians are intensifying the pressure on the bakhmut and ughledar directions, a heavy confrontation is ongoing there , deputy minister of defense anna malyar reported, the enemy is throwing a large number of personnel and military personnel into battle techniques, the invaders are trying to break through our defenses, they are suffering significant losses, but they are not giving up their plans in donbas , the invaders have an advantage in the number of fighters and weapons, on the other hand, in the professionalism of the military command and courage, our defenders retain the power of the past era. last day, the affected 12 manpower concentration areas, four ammunition warehouses and the control point of the invaders fo

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it was all over mtv. you watched the video. are you seeing kenny loggins in that?les. >> i didn't see "footloose" until after i started dating kevin bacon, and then i rented it and i was like, "oh, i see why people fell in love with him." how cute was he with those high-waisted jeans and that, like, white tank? ♪ because i've had the time of my life ♪ ♪ no, i've never felt this way before ♪ >> they knew who was buying these movies, is teenagers, and the thing they want to do as soon as they watch the movie is then go get the soundtrack so they can relive it. ♪ purple rain, purple rain ♪ >> "purple rain" hit me really hard. to this day, i have yet to see a mainstream film that uses music as an emotion in such an incredible way. ♪ i only want to see you ♪ ♪ only want to see you, purple rain ♪ >> stace, what do you care about mark ratner for? i mean, he's a 16-year-old usher in the movie theater. you have dated older guys. you work at the best food stand in the mall. and you are a close personal friend of mine. >> there was so much reality in the script of "fast times

i was called the mtv generation i would like to say it was the c-span generation as well. to harvey's point about social security, the reality is that beginning in the late 60's and early 70's between the johnson and nixon administrations the social security surplus did go to general spending and that is something that both parties have been guilty of. what we are talking about actually goes back 50 years. my view is that harvey if you work hard and pay into social security and now a retiree, he has earned his benefits along like that along with my father who worked over 50 years paying into social security. i feel adamant that they should not suffer one cut. they paid into the program, they have earned it and they should not suffer one cut and it is completely needless to do so. finally about dysfunction, i think we saw a lot of dysfunction last week on the house floor, but in terms of a bill >> we'll live this program at this point. you can see the rest of it if you go to our website c-span.org. live now to an event with former secretary of state mike pompeo on his views

uruguay where we are we at mtv are now the most active on the topic of the free trade agreement with the people's republic of china. it was china that changed europeans, americans to latin americans, as the main trading partner, an authoritative newspaper in all of south america or iconopico reviews writes 30% of brazil's exports go to china 11% of the usa and where is europe, which was once the main tank here? schultz did not use this word here. still, the descendants of emigrants from europe live here, who therefore left the old world in a new one, in order to forget about all these european horrors . sending weapons to the parties to the conflict or anywhere else where the conflict takes place, maybe that's why scholz was more careful here. we will do everything and have done everything to ensure that there is no escalation, that there is no war, for example, between russia and nato countries , rockets fly in response in the northern hemisphere and people die, but in the southern hemisphere. this leads to higher spending and famine that plagues the southern hemisphere. i want russ

w. germany, uganda's, mtv and channel cell vision. right here in nigeria, i have crystal omes. i with me is my charming colleague, income paula. hello. chris aren't a big hello to all of you as there. thank you for joining us. i am sandra. we know video, and as always we always have entrusting reports lined up for you to learn from on to also enjoy. so here is a quick look at what we have for you today. how a start up intern easier is providing access to clean water. why a designer from the netherlands create solar furniture. and why people in the city are upset about the new dance in the region. shocking news, but true each year. floods effect nearly 50000 people in uganda. living many dead and thousands displaced. the flood water costs the country over $60000000.00 us dollars a year according to the was bank. so what can be done to help? we paid a visit to western uganda, where people are planting bamboo, to help protect themselves onto the communities from flooding. ah these seedlings will go fast in a few months time, the bumble will be twice as tall as ireland to most he m

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adults in my time with thousands of young people working at teach for america to the white house to mtv to the gates foundation and now launching the network of charter high schools in the bronx, i've worked with kids from every conceivable background. i've seen children grow up in disadvantaged situations and unfortunately sometimes re-create that disadvantage as they enter young adult hood but i've also seen many kids emerge from poverty or crime or dysfunction and lead lives of their own choosing. the question is what makes the difference. in my experience young people that thrive as adults usually have a sense of personal agency which i define as the force of their free will guided by moral discernment to learn right from wrong. they've usually formed strong families regardless of the family that they grew up in they typically have had a strong commitment thought and power to them to live by a moral code. they typically had access to great schools and education freedom and assuming the three foundational elements, they've had an entrepreneurial spirit informed by the dignity and dis

year when let’s say, this is how the star factory was formed this year, what else happened this year mtvrst channel. estimate, a lot of interesting things happened this year, and we will talk about everything about this question to fill you, dear friends, which of the brightest phenomena of show business, but you already existed by this time at all, but you did n’t. and we were just on the set were on there were shootings in 2002, by the way, just on channel one with a song and e it was, it ended right away with the congratulations of the president and the first song in 2002 sounded with a song and with all the stars there politicians were gorbachev there zhirinovsky everyone was in the frame, there i threw. i remember people asking how it happened. i threw flowers in the share, but i threw them, in fact, into the camera too, but completely different flowers. oh, another day of shooting. so it was such a year here, i still remember that at 200 the ear will not tell you then. just me they didn’t even say in the ear, there the chinese are along, like get your songs into the share, yes, and

everything passed , i remember what happened on mtv in 2003. is the third place, that's all, and quite predictably, they were directly sure that they would win in t-shirts on the norms one came out differently. they would go in. there was an inscription, of course, if we had yes, they were purposefully aimed at victory, i think that mr. shapovalov was more directed than they? well, he, i see. they just got high, because, but they don’t represent the country, this is a high. yes, i told you, yes, that i recently found out that shapovalov turns out to be a child psychologist. this is the first and main one. yes, this is the main secret of the group. i think, after, of course, the melodies and vocals, i clearly advertised this here, uh, do not hide or advertise. well, there are a few nuances, i talked a lot about this. you just don't follow the creativity. uh, by the way, yulia and i are very close friends, right, very strongly, until now we communicate. our children are very friendly. she 's great. yulia hello. yumi-chu is a good person. she is s

although the oligarch mikhail caught kosky hadn't been imprisoned yet, and mtv was still daring to criticize the president. as, for example, over his handling of the loss of the cursed nuclear submarine, it was already becoming quite obvious that it was better not to cross the president . the ghosts of the past were reappearing and trying to make up for what had been lost in the present. soon, vladimir putin, the president of the russian federation, would call the collapse of the soviet empire, the greatest geopolitical tragedy of the 20th century. meanwhile i went on shooting my film, which was now about the elected president, followed by a film about life in the kremlin. it seemed that nothing radically changed during the 1st year of putin's presidency, just details and nuances that seemed insignificant. at 1st glance, for example, the president signed a federal law returning the banner of victory over fascism to the army. ah well, what banner did they hoist over the righteous dog in 1945. the red soviet flag of course with its star hammer and sickle. and although the trickle i was still t

. - [graham] the stunt artist and comedian became an integral part of mtv's jackass. - the very nextay after it aired, my life was totally different. - [graham] and repeatedly defied death for both the show and it's spinoff movies for the next two decades. - i was under the impression that my job that day was to get bitten by an alligator. - [graham] during our 2018 interview at his hollywood hills home, we discussed glover's wildest jackass moments

after all, those who raised the mtv generation have been promoting a new agenda for american youth forear now, they have been putting on a monstrous psychological and medical experiment. what has never happened in history, namely the imposition of the practice of sex change and other horror stories of a democratic society. we must challenge the hundreds of callous and cynical laws passed in the states against transgender children, terrifying families and criminalizing doctors who give children the help they need. we have to protect these children , not only the authorities are engaged in propaganda and business is interested, but alas, so are the parents. so in texas, a man is trying to protect his nine-year-old son from a transgender operation , the mother began to inspire the child that he was a girl who began to dress him in women's clothes and call him a woman's name according to the father's stories, the woman began to transform her son when he was 2 years old, and when he was five years old , she tried to enroll him in a gender clinic. you are a boy. yes, i'm a girl. and who told

such data follows from a survey conducted for the german tv channels rtl and mtv, it is specified that federal government has lost 22% points, while the bundestag index fell by 13, while the rating of the presidents of germany fell by 12% points. it is noted that more than four thousand people took part in the issue of confidence in the german government. get out of the dusty closet in the united states are considering the possibility of transferring cold war ammunition to ukraine. to do this, they need to be removed from the bunkers and upgraded according to the publication. pal. these katake conversations are being held in washington behind closed doors, it is specified that one of the modernization programs has already begun in the combat zone. actions can also be directed by improved hawk air defense missiles, which have long been decommissioned, they are talking in washington and about a new package of military pseudo-aid to ukraine , according to the agency, it will cost the press a staff of almost $ 3 billion, which will be the largest amount of support for the kiev authorities

should actually be number g one progress goingoi on "rolling stone" to find out about music is going to mtvust doesn't happentc an. this eight left wing weirdo like adele beat out people it is ridiculous. >> the prince was 16 i was done. >> junior who beat glenn was at 199 pre- >> accountable he was on it. >> it's pretty amazing. you and who else was on ama question. >> let me finishzi, junior who beat glenn, neil young. y eathat is crazy.him >> i have never listen to neil young but. >> know it's an accidental harvest. his sacrifice on spotify wasrewa rewarded. he made the list three. >> that is right. that is right. billy alice also beat glenn. what are we doing here? >> might be a better singer.. >> but her love glenn. this is what bothers me about the story, people fight one message across and i disses it. please learn what the word snob that means i am tired of seeingi the word snubbed in headlines like this. celine dion getting left off of a list that doesn't mean anything to anyone is not getting snubbed. when i was not talking to you backstage, that was snubbed. >> is a good snubbed

. >> going on rolling stone to find about music is like going to mtv to watch a video.ng weirdo. adel beat out people. it's ridiculous. prince was 16. i was done. >> you know who beat glenn danzig. >> i can't believe he's on it. >> i know. misfits, amazing. >> you know who else? >> let me finish. >> you know who beat glen danzig -- neil young. neil "can't sing" young. >> yeah, i've never listened to him on purpose. >> no. no. an accidental harvest, though. >> classic album. >> sacrifice on spot fie was rewarted. he made the list. >> that's right, that's right. >> billie aylish might be a better singer than glenn. >> shell might be better than glen danzig. >> people -- if i get one message across tonight, this is it, please learn what the word "snubbed" means. tired of seeing the word "snubbed" in headlines like this. celine dion not getting on a list that digit mean anything to anybody isn't snubbed. if i didn't talk to you backstage, that's a snub. if i don't shake your hand, that's a snub. it means you're not included. >> i think she's comforted by the billions of dol

. >> reporter: the rap and folk music lit up in the stage in the mtv europe music awards this year andhave big plans for what's next. if there was one artist in the world that you would like to collaborate with musically, who would it be? >> reporter: we want to work with eminem. i'm not joking i'm a fan of his and i have always wanted to do it. if he happens to come to you, ask him to get in touch. >> reporter: what message do you have from the people of ukraine to the world as we look ahead to 2023? >> translator: our message is that every person can help us, not necessarily financially or whatever, one can help out with information, volunteer or in some other way. if everyone makes at least some effort, this war will end sooner because together we are strong. >>> in iran a song by a singer who was arrested was become an anthem for anti-government protests, it's rapidly spread across the movement in iran and around the world. nada bashir has more. ♪ >> reporter: for my sister, for your sister, for our sisters, lyrics inspired by a series of tweets highlighting the many reasons as to

mansion, party in france ♪ ♪ you better work, work ♪ ♪ you better work, work ♪ ♪ >> this feels like club mtvgoing on with the economy. treasure secretary y yellen said that inflation is going down. the question is, when can we expect relief, the white house doesn't know. >> when can americans see that stable growth you are talk about. >> i think -- again, i pointed to the data we've seen ep pla inflation coming down, americans will feel um, is some relief. kennedy: i hope so, but. major companies like amazon.com, microsoft, goldman sachs starting layoffs, they are cutting workerrings in droves, are things getting better or worse, depends on what you ask. whether they are lying. i have a st truth teller, jonathan hoenig. they want to paint this rosie picture. but, some things are still expensive. >> she is telling not the whole truth, yes some commodity prices are coming down, but inflation is not slowing, services are ab 7% year-over-year, don't buy the idea that inflation is comes down, still over 7.5%. and what this means to everyone day americans is a lower quality of life, get lost in th