Notes

Don't forget from where we all started, the open air raves or the great hangouts of the 90s.

I'm not sure the place you came from or what era. I'm part of generation X, near generation Y. In any case I grew-up in rural areas where clubs did not exist at all. I was 20 when my first night of club was held. I'm not sure exactly what I went to, but I do remember many different events and ups. My friends assured me that I had a blast. It was my first taste with club nightlife. I was completely hooked. I was not drawn to the trappings of such life, but the way things were.. I moved from one club to another for several years. It is possible to remember the song "Who's going to give me a ride until aftershow?" That was me in the morning, leaving an establishment with the first light only to get in the car to continue leaving at someone's place, preparing for the night...


We were full of life and youthful energy, some days even sleeping all night. https://extract.video/youtube-to-mp4/ We said goodbye to the last BOO party that night and went out to Central Park to go for an outing.. I remember rubbing my forehead with antiperspirant for hours, sweating all day and covering my head with it.. And then, on a perfect summer day the dirty face to us.

The footage from that night was saved on my computer for all time. I uploaded it on Youtube with my friends to keep it there for all time. It was removed to my surprise. I later discovered that it was an audio recording of the party. This was claimed by a label. It also works with your smartphone. It's all I have to do is upload the URL to 2conv. After that, I can download the video to my smartphone. It was too late though and I needed to reach out to the five years unspoken to member of our group. It was good in the end we had quite a nice chat.

Everyone must be careful to not make claims about anything in their videos and soundtracks. If you're using someone else's work, image or even money, they could remove the video or claim that you earned money from fabricating the video. Then they ask for one dollar for every 3 million views. You get on an alcohol-fueled binge, then delete the video and hope that there's nothing to happen.

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