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@smoshandgrab

2 ай бұрын

🔥🔥🔥

@animevet

2 ай бұрын

@@smoshandgrabcool

@mainly_marvel

2 ай бұрын

COURTNEY NO WAY

@hushtheseus

2 ай бұрын

OH MY GOD

@LMR23

2 ай бұрын

PLEASE do an “I Spent a Day With” Damien Haas! It makes perfect sense to do it!

"Strippers are only doing it for the money." As opposed to everyone else, who has a deep passion for doing taxes, accounting, serving at a restaurant, flipping burgers, etc and would totally do it for free. Like OBVIOUSLY YES MOST PEOPLE WORK FOR THE MONEY. 😂 Also I found it highly relatable, working in the service industry, that Lindsey was talking about how people perceive you as friends when they're actually clients. I've had so many clients refer to me as their friend because they love that I'm asking them about themselves and getting to know them, but they don't know hardly a thing about me. If the only time we see each other is when you're giving me money, we aren't really friends...😆

@cwolf201

2 ай бұрын

and then there's danger too. but then these days of shootings etc that's all jobs. at least a stripper's workplace has constant security. sometimes even guards that walk them out to their cars at the end of the night to make sure they're at least leaving the lot safely.

@Urmumlel7025

2 ай бұрын

The people who say that are doing it for the money.

@Milk-ck1wv

2 ай бұрын

Some people definitely do stripping as a enjoyable hobbie

@diablotry5154

2 ай бұрын

​@@Urmumlel7025everyone who has a job is doing it for the money 💀

@firephly8384

2 ай бұрын

The strippers are just working and why not promote themselves as a show. It’s the John’s that make it unsafe and uncomfortable. You should be able to watch and enjoy without being a pervert. People can be sexy but that doesn’t mean they want you to be on them

I love Miles' glasses! Their sense of fashion is so slick

@yungpolemaster

2 ай бұрын

thank you 😎

@Milk-ck1wv

2 ай бұрын

​@@yungpolemasteri love the top✨

@mutantsandmemes

2 ай бұрын

​@@Milk-ck1wv oh god I am OBSESSED with his top

i love how Miles' mom just talked about how her day went being tired from all the driving and how supportive she was of him ❤ you gotta love the relationship they have and makes me quite envious too. i hope me and my mom were like that.

@yungpolemaster

2 ай бұрын

truly blessed to have her in my corner 💚

@sheilahwoods9525

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for this comment!! I'm all about supporting my offspring...especially if it's legit!! ❤😊

@Milk-ck1wv

2 ай бұрын

So sweet 😢❤

@kelvincagara4333

2 ай бұрын

@@Milk-ck1wv right? they're just like two best friends talking about how their day went. so endearing to watch!

"The pole spins??" Had me rolling 😂😂😂😂 my parents thought the poles weren't spinning either, but I was like...the physics don't work for spinning this fast and keeping my skin😂😂

@ShyAnn291

2 ай бұрын

I didn’t know that either.

@kileyslife7541

Ай бұрын

I was like "oh, so that's why the poles in my friends basement aren't as easy to use" 😂

Miles needs to teach the smosh crew how to pole dance!!

@Jiddy12345

2 ай бұрын

Shayne already has that on lockdown

@hi_its_ky0213

2 ай бұрын

The Squad [Shayne, Keith,Noah,Olivia and Courtney] did a pole dancing vlog a while ago

@theforestofoak

2 ай бұрын

​@@hi_its_ky0213 omg I need to watch that it sounds hilarious

@draisens

Ай бұрын

@@theforestofoak it was. look up Smosh Squad Pole Dancing.

"Strippers are only strippers because of the money." Ok? And a starbucks employee works at starbucks because they trying to make bank off of expensive lattes! You work a job to get money, DUH!!

Love this format, it centres fully on the experts/professionals who can just freely, fully educate and not on Anthony (although Anthony is a fantastic interviewer). LOVE Lindsey campaigning for the safety of dancers and unionising her club as well!

@CallumsArmy

2 ай бұрын

on the other hand, the channel is literally called anthony padilla, i don't think it's unreasonable for people to want more of him

@theshire9173

2 ай бұрын

@@CallumsArmyHe’s still doing interviews. Don’t worry. He still interviews well-known influencers regularly

So interesting hearing them talk about unionizing in their field! I’m glad Lindsey’s workplace reached a settlement with them ❤️

The unionized strip club 😭 ❤️ we need more unions!

Loved when Miles called his mom, that was so sweet and funny 🤣💕

This format is very humane. Everyone should be able to be respected regardless of what they do for work. Human rights are human rights.

“You can’t steal a man, a man will go wherever he wants” get this king a medal

I loved these guys, all so respectful, and very chatty. They were very good at answering all these questions.

As a dancer this video really lifted me and I feel like it will lift the whole community, we need to keep these discussions going and keep lifting each other up!

People worship people with money but judge when someone wanna make money 😂

Ahhhh Miles!!! THEE ONE AND ONLY Yung Pole Master himself!! Love seeing him in this video on a large platform, much love ❤

@ThoseNeonGummyBears

2 ай бұрын

I had the same reaction! I’m fangirling right now!!!!!! 🥺😭❤️❤️🫶🏾🤍

God I’m so glad you made this episode. I’ve never felt so seen. Let’s start more conversations about stripping and break the stigmas!!!!

Yung pole master!!! Miles is not only a stripper but has created an amazing place for pole performance and expression at Polemasters Playhouse ♥️♥️ the talent there is phenomenal

I checked out these guys' profiles and omg 1 Miles is insanely talented and STRONG af. How he can hold himself on that pole. The guy is insanely talented 2 Lindsey is really cool i love her style. Her halloween shows are fun AF.

I danced on and off for 10 years. Started in Vegas & spend my last 2 years traveling all over the US. It has its highs and lows. It definitely provided a very lucrative lifestyle. Let’s just say it paid for 2 degrees, 3 homes, a Porsche & Lexus plus saved enough to put my kids through college when it’s time. It’s not all glitter & gold . Safety is definitely an issue. I know women who have been followed, robbed, came up missing, drugged etc. we have to be our OWN security at most times. I haven’t danced in years I’m a realtor & I do finance now. It’s kind of an over saturated industry. Would I do it again? Hell yeah that’s the beauty of it you can come and go as you please. If anyone has ?’s feel free to ask.

@Alex-ms9em

Ай бұрын

Can anyone go in and audition or do you have to have a background in pole dancing?? :)

@4thaluvofjay116

Ай бұрын

@@Alex-ms9em anyone can audition not all dancers do pole work. Depending on where you dance some don’t even have to go on stage at all. In Vegas we can pay off stage. I did all the time

omg we stan Mama Woods she had me cracking up haha

Watching the guy call his mom during the interview in assumption of not having a close relationship to their parents was very wholesome. 😊

Just stopping by to support and be a friendly comment. I wish I could watch right now. Thanks Anthony for giving people a platform to share experience. Looking forward to learning more ✌🏾

Them talking about how the face you put on, the personality you give off, being a factor in your success is sooo true. Being around clubs irl and also virtual clubs, your personality can make or break your success. Especially in irl clubs I've seen absolutely stunning and talented women, who just weren't "there" that night, so no smiles or interaction from them. As a result they didnt make much. But then you had women who on the street would be ignored for those others, but in that club they come at you with a smile and personality, so you're drawn in and just give them everything.

Anthony i was dying without a post FOR 6 YEARS?? (im overly dramatic and overly a stan)

@AsphaItRogue

2 ай бұрын

Get a life. Go out. Make real connections. Don't worship a KZreadr who doesn't even know you're alive

@Aimsey4Ranboo

2 ай бұрын

@@AsphaItRogue I no no wanna ;(

@Stxrz.does.gacha23

2 ай бұрын

@@Aimsey4Ranbooreal

@rochelleepps370

2 ай бұрын

@@AsphaItRoguemmm 0:10 my

Ohhhhh I'm here for this new format & this discussion type of video was so interesting!

Better Jelp sponsor is insane

Pole dancer here: I’ve never stripped but I have so much respect for people who do and work in the industry

Also happy belated bday yungpolemaster!!

Honestly, this video just makes me jelly, I would want to hang out with them, they are cool people to be around with

If you get paid it’s a job. Also no not everybody can be a stripper. Good or bad you still have to be able to do it. I couldn’t but go you if you can.

Lindsey is SO cool! I love that she talked about the unionization effort ar Star Garden!

“I show my whole… hole” KILLED me I love her

@Just_a_fairy_with_a_kni4e

Ай бұрын

Time stamp?

@clarav1938

Ай бұрын

@@Just_a_fairy_with_a_kni4e1:49

Love & support to $trippers & SWs of ALL kinds!!!!💗💗💗

that security guard was a demeaning piece of s#*t. it's one thing to hear about stuff happening in a strip club but to hear people who've actually worked there talk about it is another as well as every other conceivable downside. I'm glad you all got together and talked about this, this helped me make better life decisions cuz I actually thought of taking a pole dancing class and I suppose I still could but not for anything that involves to making a career out of it.

yay upload

that mom is amazing

Soooooooo good!! Everyone needs to see this

Yoooo love all this guy’s vids

I'm going to watch this 2 months later, thank you very much

Omg you got someone that works at Stargarden! The work they did with their union is so so cool! Love those girl!

This was so fun!

I just randomly remembered that this channel hasn't uploaded in a while, so I checked it out (by typing it into the search bar) and I just realized KZread has stopped recommending me your videos or putting them into subscriptions. You should look into that

@UrRandomKiwi

Ай бұрын

It's not his fault, yt algorithm is just ass

8:13 his mom is the most relatable part 😂

where i live you cannot touch dancers even in a private dance (which is usual for a lot of clubs ig) but also we have particularly strict laws. dancers are not allowed within three feet of the customer whether on stage or during a private dance so a lot of girls would travel here to work in these conditions which are opposite to other provinces like ontario which allow heavy contact.

11:00 this is exactly what japanese host/hostess clubs and bars are! Spaces where people basically pay someone else to just sit there and listen and make them feel like everything they experience and feel is important. Its sorta like a kind of therapy for people to just vent and feel heard, and i think the psychology of it is super cool and interesting

4:42 the fact he starts cradling his belly when its implied that he's also a single mother 💀💀

This video has way less views than I thought it would. I find it very interesting

I really thought she was gonna say "We don't want ya man, we want ya mans money." lmao

Lindsey is my hero

Oh the mom was so sweet !!

Okay but can we get Miles' mom on the show though? 😂

@sheilahwoods9525

2 ай бұрын

I'm here for it!! 🫶🏽👩🏼‍🦱

2:28 The subtitles said "wahwah west" lmao

Assumption: Those with degrading assumptions see their bubble as the real world. On a serious note... When is critical thinking going to become as common a subject as reading? edit: the 1st part is serious as well, just not related to an answer.

@jessj2530

2 ай бұрын

Critical thinking it's taught in higher level high school courses and university level courses. The bare basics of it is also sprinkled into middle school and "normal" high school courses. They just don't call it critical thinking when it's being taught.

@jessy1982

2 ай бұрын

The education system does need to switch from memorisation and obedience to critical thinking and practical action.

@Nairozet

2 ай бұрын

@@jessj2530 I'm pretty confused, so i think i need to phrase it differently. If we treated reading as we do critical thinking, would "we" then still act like we do now?

@Nairozet

2 ай бұрын

@@jessy1982 Seeing the assumptions here, i don't think the *world* needs to switch from, rather ADD to it. Memory is great, but knowing when to apply and believe it is just as important or maybe even more so. Obedience is nice as well, as long as it's not blind.

@jessy1982

2 ай бұрын

@@jessj2530 I was so confused since your username is so similar to mine haha.

Why not enjoy your job. If people want to see you let them pay, as long as you’re safe

I love that the answer to people you don't associate with is straight men.

I like this and I like "stripper music". I found some Asian strippers like Front 242, (try out 'Felines",) and there are some other cool songs. One girl on Twitch pole danced to TV on The Radio "Young Liars" and it was amazing. And a new song this year, Blu DeTiger "Dangerous Game" seems like it could be a really fast all-out-front or stage clear.

Can you try and do “I spent a day with” ItsFunneh/Krew?

I definitely would be an awful stripper lol. I know that pole dancing takes a lot of strength and I don’t have that!

The man stealing segment was low key triggering because I whole heartedly disagree and am fighting with my best friend over a similar situation. I have even higher expectations for them since the strippers are in a work setting. Be professional… I’ve been best friends w my current roommate for almost 10 years now but I don’t think it’s going to last… he said with his whole chest that he has knowingly slept with men in monogamous relationships and I literally had to leave the room. I just don’t understand how someone can have 0 empathy for the person is getting cheated on. I would be immediately turned off if a guy started flirting with me only to find out he promised to stay faithful to another human being. Idc why they are cheating, it’s wrong no matter what and I refuse to enable that behavior… it’s sad that my best friend doesn’t agree because I will not be friends with someone who straight up doesn’t care about other people’s well being or puts their needs over everyone else’s… he also admitted to stringing along his boyfriend for months… he kept telling me he want to go around and I kept telling him that he needs to end it with his bf and stop wasting his time… Long story short people need to stop hurting other people directly or indirectly… it’s wrong and the world will never change if everyone is just in it for themselves.

@8877dksljfa

Ай бұрын

I get what your saying but to be honest I do think it's not their responsibility at all. It's their job. It's not their place to worry about if a person is married, they are working not getting into a relationship.

Damn he is fire 🔥

If we're asking questions in a safe zone,, stripping is often associated with allure, sexiness and nudity right, but is there a possibility of going further than just stripping/dancing? Does it depend on the club/venue or is it always a strict no-go? Does it depend on the dancer's own preference? And if so, are there ever miscommunications between the stripper and the client on that front?, and if so How do you deal with that?

@Petrichorus-

2 ай бұрын

Most clubs have rules that patrons are not allowed to touch the dancers. If any contact does happen, it’s either harassment or has been consented to by the dancer. Prostitution is illegal in most parts of the U.S. so I think it’s safe to say that most strippers are interested in being paid to dance and perform, not to have sex. As they said in the video, some strippers DM clients to build rapport with the goal of having clients return to the club where they work, not to work outside of the club. But anyone can correct me if I’m wrong.

"what is a real job" Think a common idea could be that the job needs a degree, but sales & services without a degree might also be considered as a real job.

Im curious what their tax situations are with all the money they say they make. I was a tattoo artist for 20 years and I know how they work the taxes they pay (or dont pay) so I'm wondering if stripping is the same.

can you spent a day with zhea from transvoice lessons?

The beginning sold me “I wanna strip for McNuggets” 😂 yass

26:57 MICHIGAN REPRESENTTTT

Whoa...

Ya

Hi

Early

When did lewis hamilton shave off his hair?

Anybody else get their anxiety triggered with the transition audio?

day 140 of waiting for a "I spent a day with everyones favorite esports couple, TENZ AND KYEDAE"

ANTHONY INTERVIEW TUV

Nyeahh? Nnyeahhh

Do you like bagels?

I like him. He's gorgeous. He on his sukiana-ish😅😅😅

What are your assumptions about male rape victims?

the thumbnail and caption doesn’t indicate what kind of video this is. maybe if you should that it’s a discussion or have the tablet in the thumbnail it could get more views

I think it’s funny how they admit to manipulating their clients but show no remorse.

@CheshireCrab

2 ай бұрын

It's not like people going to strip clubs are going there for their own selfless desires. Don't know what you're expecting

hi

Anybody know if there are transgender ftm strip clubs?

@cwolf201

Ай бұрын

according to google, there's a list of top 10 in california alone

So Haram

@froggy_cj

2 ай бұрын

Then why are you watching dawg 😭😭

@cwolf201

Ай бұрын

@@froggy_cj because people who declare haram also like to watch the forbidden apparently

The male stripper starting at 18 after going to a club with his friends... Plus the mom being supportive from the start... That's a bit too early isn't it? Obviously it was his decision and he seems okay with it now, but being exposed to the s3 x industry and encouraged to join for money when that young, barely legal age? It's the same iffy feeling of women who join only fan 5 the day they are 18 because as teens they were shown how 'profitable' it was, without thinking of the long-term consequences. Would have been nice to have some older, maybe retired strippers in this video to hear from someone who had time to really digest it all.

@jessy1982

2 ай бұрын

Watching a bit more, one of them is actually a bit older than the others, so that was cool. :) The lady that was involved in unions.

@sheilahwoods9525

2 ай бұрын

My son was a professional cheerleader in high school, college and private!! Did Nationals and World!! Graduated from high school early...travel by plane alone at 4 y/o; worked at his father's various businesses...from 8 years up!! So if you knew his history...or his parents you'd know the difference!! Definitely not your average person ❤and he's a WOODS!! 💯🫶🏽😊

@cwolf201

2 ай бұрын

you're thinking 18 still in high school some students. not 18 already graduated because the 18th falls after graduation day. and the graduate's already pondering where to go after.

@jessy1982

2 ай бұрын

@@sheilahwoods9525 You're his mom? Those are all very impressive feats. You raised someone very independent and a go-getter. :) I guess I'm thinking the s 3x industry is just a lot more dangerous and has longer lasting effects in the future, so not really something to encourage youth to get into.

@jessy1982

2 ай бұрын

@@cwolf201 Yeah but it's just barely after graduation, so still very young and even growing (some guys can still be physically growing until like 21 and mentally until 25). Also, the usual things to ponder going to like being a lawyer or starting a business don't have the same implications that the s 3x industry do.

(edit) stripping is a revolutionary activity (NOT A JOKE, 1000% serious. You take ownership of your work, have more control of your life. ALSO, unionize every workplace ✊)

@tripleee935

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 tf it is

@Versace_sheets

Ай бұрын

Women think doing literally anything is revolutionary

Man so much disappointment in one video

@deliasaldana6850

Ай бұрын

Cool

@Nieves710

Ай бұрын

@@deliasaldana6850 I know what you must do smh

@deliasaldana6850

Ай бұрын

@@Nieves710 I just said cool? What do you mean?

@lukefisch9483

Ай бұрын

Go get ur doctorate sally

@lukefisch9483

Ай бұрын

Ur confident, enjoy thinking ur right I envy that luxury

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