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Part 2, Pause the World for Love 2023 · Good News To Go: Peace, Love & HOPE

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Welcome to Pause the World for Peace, our twenty first annual celebration, pre
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recorded live broadcast in Times Square, New York and throughout the world on September
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twenty first, the International Day of Peace. We created a three part series,
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Pause the World for Peace, Pause the World for Love, and Pause
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the World for Hope, each two hours long. It is a great live
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solar event. Today you can see Part two, Pause the World for Love,
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But just to let you know about what happened in Part one, Pause
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the World for Peace. The people involved were Reverend Paul Slad Gifts Or Faiths
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and Spiritual Our host and founder, Rado Star, un Peace Messenger and musician
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Seven Star Sisters, Seven Actions for Peace, Pastor gil Monrose, New York
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City's Executive Director of Faith Based and Community Partnership, Mayor Eric Adams of New
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York City, Michael Douglas, UN Peace Messenger, actor and humanitarian Charles Sullivan,
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the world renowned producer and producer of Michael Jackson Victory Tour. Gennyy,
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producer of W. Jackson Video from China, Heill the World W Jackson,
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Michael Jackson performance artists from the Great Wall in China, Mary and Williamson,
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peace advocate, US presidential candidate twenty twenty four own Michelle Pascual of the Medicine
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Boys, along with Myron McKinney and the Earth, Wind and Fire Musicians Julianna
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Klinkert Meditation in English and Spanish, doctor Jane Goodall, un Peace Messenger,
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animal rights advocate, Leonardo DiCaprio, UN Peace Messenger, actor and humanitarian,
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Peter Yarrow peace activist musician renowned from Peter Cool and Mary Jesse Colin young peace
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activist musician from the Young Bloods. Today, in Part two, Pause the
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World for Love, we will hear from Frevan Paul Slatis, Earl Fates and
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Spiritra host Saran Rothbert the Comedy Curist Foundation Podcast for Cancer as well, and
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we have a major performance with a focus on sustainability with a Y Young who's
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the founder and Battery Tour and Project seventeen and the un Youth Leader, an
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SDG's World Champion, if Rita Hayworth. Performance artist, Quinn mclenley, a
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famous actress whose movie Studio Friends current picture on the Last Adam Bomb drop Shot
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Quit, Marvin Gay, performance artists Douglas Cortez, Genie Musa, and Anne
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Patcher singing What's going On, with backups from other performance artists Ralph Carrey,
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Elvis, Russ Davis, Elton, John Chrissy Madonna, Madonna, Eleah Solanga,
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Bruce Stephen forst a Patriot Pall who will appear in part three of our
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series. We were closed with Georgia Fimonti, world renowned entertainer who has joined
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us for years enjoy every moment. So now we're gonna actually, we're gonna
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laugh. Sarah Rothbert, who's the Comedy Cures Foundation, who has helped many
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a young child deal with cancer and so many other things. He has a
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great podcast. I said, what are you gonna have us do? We're
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gonna laugh for peace. Okay, We're gonna laugh for peace, all right?
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We need uh, this is an interactive We need participation for acting for
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peace. And that's a hunker planet. Watch your heads because those things can
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knock over a camera, all right, and I would be careful. Now,
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okay, take it. Okay everyone, We're gonna do a minute of
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laughter for peace. I'm a stage four cancer survivor with no visible disease and
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from my first chemo treatment twenty four years ago in New York City. I
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threw a chemo comedy party, and I decided that laughter was gonna get me
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through stage four cancer. So now we're gonna laugh for peace. If you
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or your families from North America stand up or wave. If you or your
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ancestors are from Africa, put your hands up and wave. Australia, Asia,
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South America, Europe. Okay. So we have people from all over
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the world right now, Antarctica. Okay. I want you to put your
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hands up over your mouth, and we're gonna do a little laugh. If
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your own laugh takes over, go with it. Ready, ha ha ha
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ha. Do you feel silly, Put your hands on your chest. If
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your own laugh, Sir I said, put your hand on your chest,
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not her chest. What are you doing here in Times Square? Now?
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Put your hand on your chest? Ready, ha ha ha ha ha ha
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ha ha ha ha Ready, one, two, three, go ha ha
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ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha very good. Stand up,
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stick out your stomach. Hey, put your hand on your stomach.
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It's okay, very good. Now we're gonna tap our toes, even if
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you're sitting down. We're gonna get it in our hips. Good tapping We're
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gonna get it in our body. We're gonna get it in our shoulders.
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This is a body giggle. Roll your head around. Turn to the person
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next you and say howdy. Turn to the person in the other say and
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say top of the afternoon. Ju Ya say happy world, peace day.
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Very good. Now, I want you to raise your arms in the air,
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shake them like you just don't care. Very good. We're gonna do
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our last laugh. It's a roller coaster laugh. We're gonna do it two
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times. If your own laugh takes over, go with it. This is
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for peace. Arms in the air. You can do it. If you're
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sitting down, look at you go that's my girl ready. I want you
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to laugh. We're gonna do it two times. Ha ha ha ha ha
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ha ha ha ha ha ha whoa one more for a peace and for health
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of the climate. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
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ha whoa. Give yourselves a round of applause. If you want to laugh
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more, go to Comedy Cures dot Org or call our toll free number if
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you need a laugh. It's one eight eight eight ha ha ha ha Can
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you say that? One eight eight eight ha ha ha hah. You press.
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One, there's a professional comedian, Two there's an amateur. Three you
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can tell us a joke. We've brought comedy and laughter and play to over
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a million people on four continents. So I hope you have only good news,
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only good laughs, only good health, and that we bring peace today
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around the world. One more time, we're gonna go like this. Ho
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ho ha ha ha ho ho ha ha ha ho ho ha ha ha hoo
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hoo ha ha ha hoo hoo ha ha. Thank you so much, God
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bless Okay, Sam, thank you so much. Okay, so and uh
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thank you you do such important work. Thanks all right, So now we're
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gonna give some more thought to uh our environment with another wonderful group. I
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started speaking about them a few minutes ago, A Y Young. All right,
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we're gonna bring up the whole A Y Young group and A y himself
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a mission to break barriers and build bridges. A Y Young was appointed.
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Okay, by first, we're gonna do a sound check while I'm say saying
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this, but I think I can't say this when they got to do a
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soundcheck, was appointed to the United Nations. In fact, why don't you
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do soundcheck? And I probably shouldn't talk right when you're doing it. Okay,
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Hey, Y's gonna do soundcheck and then I'm going to introduce him more
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formally. Hey, everybody, Happy National Day of Peace. Happy National Day
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of Piece. We're so happy to be here. We're so happy that you're
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here. We was doing soundcheck and now we're about to exit stage and we'll
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be back. Thank you all for being here. And here is the International
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Day of Peace and Ecology as decleared by the United Nations. One hundred ninety
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three countries agree to it with the Resolution two thousand and two, and we
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have been strengthening this message actually since two thousand and two with concerts in Central
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Park at the bandshow and here since twenty fourteen. Give yourself a hand,
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because you're spending some time to give some thought to peace and ecology. Awhile
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explain to you that this show is one hundred percent solar battery with his tour
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and the Smart Flower, and so it's very exciting because it's the largest event
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for solar ever here in Times Square and we're broadcasting it pause the World for
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Peace dot Org is our nonprofit and caring about peace and love and happiness in
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the World. Also the program if you leave because it's going to five o'clock.
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You can see it on Facebook dot com, Forward, Slash Unify,
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as well as YouTube dot com Slash Good News Broadcast. So I want to
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welcome a y young to the stage and I would like to say that Ay
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has a mission to break barriers and build bit bridges. He was appointed by
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the United Nations as a Global Youth Leader for the Sustainable Development Goals SDGs in
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twenty twenty Generation seventeen Youth Ambassador and SDG Champion. Let's give them a hand
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for that. He's the only American and he's performed over eight hundred concerts,
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powered entirely with his Battery tour truck, which is out there. I got
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water on here. We're very concerned about water. Actually, our company Phil
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sours and helped create the World Water Day many many years ago at the UN
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and we have a show called the Water Hour. And I will say a
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moment for Pete Seeger who has appeared here on our shows with the clear Water.
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So you eve have and you'll see but later on more people that are
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involved with the International Day of Peace with ecology and have been doing it for
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over twenty twenty years. Well, I think you know eight hundred concerts powered
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entirely by the Battery Tours renewable energy. All right, let's all welcome.
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Ay Why Young, Hey? Why? A local hip hop artist makes an
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international name for himself. He is the first artist to power his concert with
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one renewable edge. It is a real honor to recognize it's mister A.
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Y. Young, the founder of Battery Tours. Incredible. Can't wait to
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see that the United Nations is now throwing in support behind him. Mister Young
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has made a big impact in his young life. Born in nineteen ninety one,
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he's a singer, songwriter, a dancer, producer, entrepreneur. Since
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sustainability advocate, he's staged and performed more than eight hundred concerts. He was
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named by the United Nations recently as one of seventeen Youth World Leaders of the
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World, the only individual selected for that honor from the United States. I'm
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looking forward to stimulating this a local economy further, bringing entrepreneurs together and bringing
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businesses together, bringing the world together so we can make some changes. Idea
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to listen, don't ask my questions, you don't idea gives the ideas down
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the pilos and build bridges and new power collected. My mission is going to
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bring down these silos, my ex barriers and build bridges the power collective action
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by bringing everyone together, trying to being pray. My work plans favor the
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album Bass. I'm going to make an album Power and Renewable Energen. Right
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now, he is working on an album based off the seventeen United Nations old
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major stars like Tech nine is still the eyelidh with elaborate about getting excited,
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Steel living the whole premise. Severe music is about collaboration, about getting excited.
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What's about going across the finish lane? I don't think anyone will disagree
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that everyone needs to have at just the energy waters that everyone we're all these
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outlets for change. Can I get a mic here tech phone? All right,
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seall, we're gonna get the show started, to get this started for
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us. We got Max is gonna press the magic button and start the show,
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and then we're gonna get y up here. You all ready, Here
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we go, Max, do the honors. Here we go. Who all
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right? Okay, okay, okay, what are you guys doing? We're
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now with sixteen y'all never make it like the rap. The TV scream was
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a dream that one nineteen and my foe boys about to meet the world tanger
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You know how my dads can stack up the odds. Bring up on lads
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persona that heinus he hears training. This is a safe stick of bout the
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cakes and the swag. Hey, how much you ax? Fool makes a
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noise? How you guys doing? Welcome to your show. My name is
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a wan Oh. This is powered one hundred percent by renewable It's called the
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Marry. I want to say, hey, doll, you got hello so
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much? Say hey, wait to the This is Monday, sun night,
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my way. This is my sun shine. Oh, my god, so
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much. Say hey, hey the world, this is my day sun night.
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You're ready to job to all your nags, n make some noise for
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working through it. Hey, and you can roll with it overfusic guys.
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It's just so awesome. We got some of the biggest companies in the world
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coming together, the power Change. I made one song for you to the
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seventeen f CGS. We're gonna do that today. Some global goals music.
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So good to have gm b MP oh so much support for the first ever
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Cleanergy concert. Here we go, sou say hey wait to the This is
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Monday. So now we're saying hey the world susie exus here ldgs here so
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say hey wait to the world. This is my saying amand hello, say
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hey you. I say hey, way to the world. This is your
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day like you cap in my way. This is your time. You can
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shine you should. You're gonna say hey, wait to the world, this
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is your day. Like ring your head. Oh God, he say hey,
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hey, say hey be yourself, y'all say hey, he be able
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to say wait a heady, y'all say say so say saying song saying say
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to the douable energy, Hey say this smart dollar, say he the new
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house to that you say to the battery tour makes m hm. Guys are
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so awesome. Can I test you? Guys? We gotta get your voices
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ready. Okay, say okay, guys, repeat up to me. Okay,
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say hey mama, All my ladies make some noise, All my fellows
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make some noise. Okay, say hey brother, hey sister, can we
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fix this feed back when Tom with a good time, Hey cousin. Oh
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guys, it's gonna take a family to come together and make this kind of
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stuff happen. So let's try something. Oh good, Okay, we're having
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a little little little audio. Can you guys hear me? Okay? Can
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we get that mic kind of fix? You want to? You want to
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get the mic volume down a little. We're getting a lot of feedback on
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stage for the people. Hey, let's let's end up guitar for a second.
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Everybody say yeah, say outlet say plugged in trying to get my sound.
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Guys? Are we good? You guys? Here's good. I'm hearing
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a lot of feedback, y'all. Y'all, Okay, we're good. Good.
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Let's try some nay Mama, he get mom, don't talk, Hey
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mama, don't know what comp now now such you got down? Guys ready,
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everybody screaming out Harvey, Hey say I love you friend, love God?
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Now mom, I'm thegether guy, the math he to saying I love
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you Now we gotta do it. Hey, hey mama, no one know
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you the one I mean mohabies, now mama stop, Hey mama, don't
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know what's on you? The one I need hoppies down? Go? Yeah?
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Such you guys out these you guys pluck in. You have to be
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okay, say nay, momma going on trauma. You're the one I need
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with my hearty, scream it out. Go I'm gonna take love hard days
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by thy game going on trauma. What you the one I need with my
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hearty? Streaming out at home? Order follow guys. The general motorcy here
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makes you tuck them. What's time to be in the group. We work
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together right, rule out? Okay, everybody say I love you, I
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love you? So hey mama, Now, guys, can you help me
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out? What's up? Hannah? Charlie's here too, what's up girl?
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Say hi Mom? Hey, what's up dad? Guys? My parents are
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here. Mom and Dad. They made it to the battery to him.
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Okay, guys, I don't have a lot of time trying to roll to
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the set. We're gonna get to the SDG anthems and stuff and all this
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Project seventeen stuff. But I wanted to tell you a little bit about me.
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I was actually homeschooled. Wait time out. Not only was I homeschooled,
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but I was the eagle Boy scout. You guys know scouting. You
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guys know scouting. Who's the scout do we got any scouts here tonight?
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We got an they scouts. Let's try something else. We're gonna split this
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crowd in half. Okay, We're gonna have like my higher harmony and my
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lower harmony. Everybody on the left side of here say yeah yeah. On
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the right side say yeah, yeah, okay, cool, We're gonna try
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something. I'm an eagle boy scout right right, and we actually have a
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scout here that's working on his ego makes no noise for our scout right head
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now and battery tour fashion we're gonna do obviously, we're doing the first ever
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renew Blanderji Power concert, but we're gonna actually preview the anthem for all fifty
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four million youth scouts. You guys ready, yeah, but you gotta help
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me so lower harmony just for PF to me saying whoa whoa sing it out
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go, whoa sing it out go? Whoa that's good, that's good.
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Okay, stop it stop and that was great. Guys right side my lower
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harmony, you're gonna go whoa whoa one more down go, whoa whoa,
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whoa, whoa whoa whoa. Oh my on oh my on out to my
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best like, oh my on, oh my on out to my best so
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be pepad Otto. I'm at your Scout, I'm true scout, bad bow,
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but your Scott, oh my other me. I'll be there, I'll
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be again into, I'll be there in the sky. I'll be there.
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Love got is that song she be there the kid in t I'll be there
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with the Scout be a god. So we're gonna take world sauce on.
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She lost the motto of the true scow paper pat pet of the Scouts,
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so beat the part hey, the motto of the chruse cow paper pat.
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The bottle of a Scout makes a cross scowling up. Can I take you
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guys to high school real quick? Because my parents are here? Is that?
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Okay? Can I take you guys to high school? Let's try something?
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Hey, everybody say hey, you go. Everybody say ay, you
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scream? Everybody snap, Okay, you can clap if you want. I'll
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tell you a story because my mom's here. So I was like a little
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homeschool kid, right. I was homeschool like my whole life, right,
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And uh, kids, you said joke about me. Actually, when I
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built a battery too, I got joked about all the time, they were
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like batteries. Why you know a real artist performs. Yeah, okay,
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so I was. I was joked about a lot sometimes and I was like,
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I'm a steal your girl, bro. And I never stole some of
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these guys girls, but I wrote about it. You guys want to hear
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it, help me out sing it. Say I'm my celio girl good or
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man? Right, Hey, I'm my celial girl. I say I'm stole
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girl or man. Oh, say you guys to high school. You'll beat
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him back bolo when as they are. Hey, yeah, say your baby
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keeper eyes off me the true things like Muhammad ad leaves. She just gave
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me on the eyes. I can feel the chemistry. Face it. Man,
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your girl's kind of filling me. Looks like a butterflies, things like
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a bee. I don't know about him. I know about us week at
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chill by the fire while he can't find you. I never tell this girl
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get it glue boy, blues, hoop boy blue for I meet a ripper.
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That's just the time, sue boy, I'm her new boy. You're
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kind of oh school, you kind of cut loose. They call me at
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one got good god good, Hey, yo, all right took him the
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high school. Guys, I never know this guy's girl. What I wrote
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about it? You guys ready can say with me? Say I'm my side,
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I'm a girl. Say I'm a hello girl, I'm I here,
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I'm still a man who's never happy enough. I'm my girl. You can
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snap, I'm my still your girl. You can snap girl. I'm my
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still, I'm or man, I'm I'm my silky, I'm my cell,
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I'm my sella. Say I'm still yo. Girl, makes a noise for
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yourself. Okay, guys, I made this song for Snapchat. Okay,
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it's called Snapcool. So I'm gonna try to do is get as many photos
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and pictures when you guys as possible. Okay, are you guys ready?
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Now'm gonna bring this go bro say yeah, go po say Outlet say plug
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damn heay out let oh say plug in. Hey guys, you guys ready,
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we gotta make a moment. It's the first ever renewed Lindy Power cons.
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Are you ready, hey, get your phones out you maybe you can
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snap? So you got Snapchat, Instagram? What's up this? Rightes?
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That guy? Hey man? That guy time he's got no sign? No
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mean we don't snappies right now? Who's on your phone with her? Maybe
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maybe girl, your man doesn't back ride, you can snapchat once. Hey,
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maybe girl, if your man doesn't nag ride, maybe we can fall
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in love it love ill mewhere, what's that mean? Maybe they can snap
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love a phone even me. Maybe you can snap come along, body at
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the battery that he just snapchat just Instagram. Maybe you makes a noise for
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yourself. You guys having a good time? So real quick, guys,
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guys, welcome to the Battery Tour, say outlet say plugged in. So
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the Battery Tour is crazy, right, Like sorry, I do these concerts
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powered by clean energy, and each concert like raises money to send one person
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on one village access to energy, ride, food, water, whatever.
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Right, And uh, you know we've been all over the world. We
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brought energy to over seventeen countries. I call it music for impacts. Say
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yeah, and you know I was just in Kenya and we've been all over
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the world, and I really want you to meet someone special to me.
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He's from Ghana right now, and he understands the struggle sustainable development goes.
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He's a multi Grammy winning artist. He's incredible. He just did something incredible
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with the Mean and Muhammad. So guys, please make some noise for the
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one and only Rocket. I'm gonna say some words all the way from Ghandi
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here. How you are feeling this afternoon, Well, I'm just gonna give
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a few just a short talk about the importance of all of us being here.
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You know, we are at a pivote all time when it comes to
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our planet, our home, our Earth, And for me, being here
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is about igniting the responsibility of everybody because this Earth is our only home.
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This planet is our only home. There's no Plan B, no backup planet.
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So everybody, whatever you can do to make sure that we amplify the
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works that make sure that we preserve this beautiful earth for future generations. And
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as a musician and as an activist, I'm here to support my brother because
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cultural figures and musicians are gonna be critical and are critical to really convey the
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message of letting all of us know that we are all in it together and
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it's gonna take all of us working together to get out of this situation.
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So enjoy your time here, but you have to know that the time comes
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with responsibility because we have no time as to our responsibility. But if all
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of us do what is required of us, there is nothing that is higher
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than the collective will to overcome every adversity. Thank you very much. My
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name is Roq Dawuni and I'm glad to be here. God bless us all.
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A y great job bringing everybody together. Yes, keep hope alive everybody,
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peace and love. Thank you all right, my brother, we're making
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a few changes to the sets, guys, So what I want to do
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off the cuff, this is not necessarily what I hope to do with the
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global goals portion. Can we bring you up? We just want to do
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a special things here, guys. My name is A. Why. As
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you know, this is the Battery Tour. Everybody say when I say battery,
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y'all say tour, battery, battery. Hey. When I say A,
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y'all say what hey, Hey, it's good, that's my name.
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You guys are great to say this. You guys are hit it. You're
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in it, yo. So you know, obviously I built this thing called
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the Battery Tour, and and since that, since then, I've launched this
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thing called Project seventeen, and I've been lining up one song for each goal.
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And lining up a corporate to sponsor the project, right, so we
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can give away the funds of this album, this music album to implementation partners
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to NGO's like Plastic Pollution Coalition NWF, to people that do the work like
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the UN join scg's fund. And the first company to come on board was
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was B and P. So, guys, can you make some noise for
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B and P and the United Nations join scg's fund. That are gonna share
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some words. Please make some noise for some of the people that make this
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possible. This is Leasta Corbel from the United Nations Joint Sustainable Development Goal Fund.
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Once on for the good time and miss contents from B and P and
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they're gonna share some words. These mics are hot perfect however you want to
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do that itself worse? Okay, Hi, everybody, thank you so much
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for coming. My name is Lisa. I work for the United Nations.
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This is the most important week of the year for the UN. Global leaders
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are coming here to commit to change and to commit to the sustainable Development goals.
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We'll only reach those important goals to end poverty, to provide healthcare,
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to educate everyone, to care about life in the planet and below the oceans
36:27
to really make this world habitable for all of us and to make sure we
36:30
leave no one behind. The joint STG Fund on the sign, in the
36:35
music all around you is a vehicle to make that happen. And I'm thrilled
36:39
to be here with examples of leaders from around the world that are making that
36:44
happen. My good friend Eva from the Government of Spain, my good friend
36:46
Constance from BNP Pariba. These are change agents. These are leaders that we
36:52
can all know are working every day to make the stg's a reality. I
36:57
promise to do that. They promised to do that. We need you need
37:00
to join us. We need you to take action in your own way to
37:04
help us be success. Thank you so much, Thank you, Lisa.
37:08
It is truly wonderful to be with you all, here, with Constance and
37:14
with you all in this SDG Summit Week and New York Climate Week. We
37:21
all know that it takes cooperation and working all together in a global action to
37:27
tackle all the challenges you're facing, gender issues, healthcare issues, biodiverse diversity,
37:34
the digital divide. And that's why we all need a global action altogether
37:39
to tackle this. We need all generations together, all individuals, governments to
37:45
step up. And that's why we are renovating our compromise and our challenge partnership
37:52
and alliance with the SDG Fund and the government Spain is committing again to work
37:57
with four more years with you all that find them. Solutions for people needs
38:04
global action and only together we can really tackle and implement the twenty thirty Agenda.
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Thank you, thank you, I mean I would say thank you so
38:15
much, Lisa, thank you Evan, and thank you Ay to make this
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amazing day happen. I feel so energized today. We have the solutions in
38:24
green mobility, in green energy, we have the solution to restore nature.
38:30
We can't make it happen, but it takes you. It takes the communities,
38:35
it takes government action, It takes the power of states, the power
38:40
of the un the power of music, the power of finance. So we
38:45
need all of you to make days like this so energizing and to give hope
38:50
to the world. Thank you. Now we pass it back to the amazing
38:55
Ay and the battery toure you guys, let me say yeah, say solar
39:02
power, say battery tour. Okay, now we're plugged in guys, So
39:07
we have something really special we have. You know, it's so blessing.
39:10
This project seventeen is crazy, right, Like it was nuts because I remember
39:14
when the Secretary of General we did this call right with Antonio Guterres, and
39:16
he was telling me about these goals, you know, these seventeen things,
39:20
and he was like, you're achieving goals seven. I was like, oh,
39:22
yeah, seven because I actually didn't know at the time, right,
39:25
but there's these seventeen things that the UN and like all these countries voting to
39:30
be done by twenty thirty, right, like everyone needs food, right,
39:32
water, power, energy, right. And I was like, man,
39:38
I think the best way to achieve the goals is use music for impact music,
39:43
culture, and arts. And so that's what probably seventeen is. One
39:45
hundred percent of the proceeds of this album are going to go to organizations that
39:49
do the work. So through today you're going to see a lot of great
39:52
organizations that do the work that the music will empower. Say, yeah,
39:55
so we got three really special, incredible youth, incredible activist organizations coming to
40:01
the States to share a few world before we get back into the music,
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Let's make it happen Let's get these incredible leaders up. Make some noise.
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Wrong leader. All right, Hello, time square. My name is Sophia
40:24
Lee. And if you love this beautiful shared home of ours, close your
40:29
eyes. Close your eyes, everyone, close your eyes and take it deep
40:35
and hail through your nose here and hold it at the top and let it
40:38
out of your mouth and keep closing your eyes. And I know we're in
40:43
the concrete jungle, but imagine if you're just surrounded by nature. There's this
40:49
beautiful quote that says, in the worst moments of humanity, the best of
40:53
humanity shows up. So this is our time now to show up. Twenty
40:59
thirty is just six years, three months, and nine days away. Let's
41:02
visualize the next chapter that we need to enter. Continue breathing, enter your
41:07
notes out of your mouth, and open your eyes, and thank you so
41:14
much for being here to actually pause for peace. And we paused. Shea
41:19
all you. Thank you so much, Sepia. I'm here because I believe
41:27
in the power that art has to change the world, to unite us.
41:30
In the first ever global climate strife that brought over three hundred thousand people to
41:35
the streets of New York in twenty nineteen, We closed with a climate concert.
41:40
We closed with people sharing music with closed with all of us dancing together
41:45
because we were working for something. And I think that is the spirit that
41:51
we are showing up with today. How do we unite to work together for
41:55
something instead of against something. We have millions of people marching, we have
42:00
all of the science, and yet less than one percent of people in the
42:04
United States voted for the Green Party. We need something greater to unite us,
42:07
to mobilize us. So what do we want? What do we want?
42:15
Climate justice? When do we want it? Now? What do we
42:17
want? When do we want it? Who? Thanks? I'm Nate Matthews.
42:25
I'm the CEO of the Global Resilience Partnership and we're proud to be one
42:30
of the implementing partners of Projects seventeen. The SDGs are all about collaboration,
42:36
and music is the connector within collaboration. Mobilizes action, and it communicates.
42:42
And we've got seven years to twenty thirty. So with that, ay take
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us to song twenty thirty. Thank you, if you Morton, if you
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sweat, if you pray, Garantean, Gettos you down Noway, Gality,
43:09
Ghetto you down Now? The j and coo. Everybody want to know how
43:34
much eping money? Everybody want to know how I get my joke. See
43:40
I'm a foighting that quit running race until the end. See that's how I
43:45
get those Joe, No, no you Oh yeah, now I won't see
44:00
you, just like George Floyd. Don't you know you say you you say
44:07
you care about the woman? No? Oh no, you do you really
44:15
care about you? Nor I'm not off a ring. They say they care
44:23
about the case. So I want you to know. They say, speed
44:31
free. Oh I want you show me, hey, show me to show
44:39
me how we come. Everybody want to know how much about Everybody want to
44:46
know how I get my club. See I'm finding them quote from the racing
44:53
to see that's how Big Time twenty thirty. What you know about the goals
45:06
that talk about seventeen things to achieve? Everybody in the world human needs,
45:09
Big Funny thirty? What you know about the goals that talk about don't you
45:15
know about the seventeen things that everybody needs to achieve? That was going up
45:19
just a penny pigeon. Now I'm getting puny in the pigeon, And now
45:22
I do a clipp it throwing out to see into the fishes and on they
45:25
give one line, who I'm about to tell you how to live it,
45:28
especially on the Earth Tower chains with the past. Enough to do with a
45:30
pippot. If you can't take the heat, the gure out of the plication
45:34
makes you know. It's how you know. Everybody will to know how much
45:37
of your Mama's gonna make peoples have it? Everybody will know I make people
45:42
get some food and water, energy, See mama, you see love hate
45:50
them. Yeah, that's achieve my go us. That's how we shop but
45:58
showy on the Battery Tour, I used to travel and sleep in my car.
46:16
That's when I found out there was a billion people who didn't have energy
46:20
because I was rolling into towns and they were like, I have their grid
46:24
was messed up or something. I was like, holy crap, I can
46:27
do a concert, but you don't have energy, you know. And I
46:29
was like, Okay, I need to be an outlet for chain, say
46:30
outlet say plugged in. And I started doing the Battery Tour and I've been
46:36
all over the world. I've done over nine hundred concerts, and I met
46:38
someone who I think is one of the best artists in the world. And
46:42
one thing about the Battery Tour besides this being youth led and youth driven,
46:45
and we're a startup, right and we're doing the impossible with collaboration. I
46:50
call it radical collaboration. It's also we're bringing a new wave of artists to
46:53
the world, sustainable artists, a way to do it differently. And I
46:57
know I met someone who has changed my life and hopefully her voice will change
47:01
yours. Everybody say sing me me sing say sing me me See, So
47:08
I'm gonna do something really special. My homie Zach Ephron put this on the
47:13
Down to Earth TV show Darren Ollan and Zach you've ever seen it? You
47:15
guys should watch it. It's a little bit about sustainability. So this song
47:19
is called Hey yo wa you take your time and a moment this time.
47:53
Let's just take good time. You love will love the ship. It's very
48:00
day. You know it's something magic fell your touched Hell. Hello, ell,
48:10
let's just take our time yet, ell, Ell, Ell, Ell,
48:30
I know that we just met, but you've got you got expectations.
48:34
You know I missed that test, but my god, by okay, let's
48:38
saw a way back the place. Patroller calling in same I'm the name,
48:45
and all the places by games up where you push pop ball and you push
48:49
potfull and you push then we're fighting, where you push a bull. There
48:57
you push a bull, There you push We're finding at sixty first he fa
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this love is we lost, we los, we lost. We listen as
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he ye yes, old, m okay, sorry, ready you guys,
50:45
ready for the chat. Everybody in the audience repeat after us. Decent work,
50:52
decent pay, green jobs all the way, decent groove, decent pay,
51:00
decent jobs all the way, decent work, decent pay, green jobs
51:08
all the way. Decent work, decent pay, green jobs all that way,
51:17
decent pad, green jobs all the way, up, green jobs all
51:27
the way. Amazing. Thank you everyone. Hi. Hi, I'm el
51:31
Ophie. I am twenty two years old and I joined Battery Tour from my
51:37
first job after college as a youth working for a youth led, youth driven
51:43
organization, Battery Tour. I am so excited to be joined by over twenty
51:47
youth leaders of our today to highlight just how important youth are at today's decision
51:53
making tables. There's Maximo's Baba, and this moment is historical. For the
52:13
first time we already know, but there's new people coming around. We have
52:17
a renewal energy concert in Times Square, so a bigger plus. Again,
52:22
this is historical. We need every concert in the world to be like this,
52:29
for the present, for the future, for the youth, for all
52:31
the generations. On love and big cock for everyone, for everyone. Thank
52:37
you, thank you, so everybody. Today we want to talk to you
52:42
about Sustainable Development Goal number eight, decent work and economic growth, with a
52:47
special emphasis on the role that we youth play. There's over twenty of us
52:52
on stage here today. Yeah, let's hear. Let's hear. The world
53:00
filled with challenges. Goal A reminds us that a thriving economy is the cornerstone
53:07
of a prosperous and sustainable future. It envisions the world where everyone, regardless
53:13
of age, has access to decent work and opportunities for personal growth. But
53:19
why focus on youth? You all right, big question. I'll tell you
53:22
why we should focus on youth. Young people, other readers, not off
53:27
tomorrow, but off today. Their energy, creativity, and innovative spirits can
53:35
change and bring the world to a better place. They hold the power to
53:38
reshape societies for the better. The better to achieve a CG eight. We
53:44
must invest in our youth. We must provide them with quite education, training,
53:51
mentorship to prepare them to be the workforce of tomorrow. We must foster
53:55
entrepreneurship and empower them to create jobs, not just to seek existing jobs jobs.
54:02
We must ensure that young workers are not left behind and included indecision making
54:07
processes all across the globe. The globe. Yeah, let's hear it.
54:14
Do you agree with all? Right? So when we empower youth, we're
54:20
not just securing a brighter future. We're tapping into a whole pool of potential
54:25
that can drive economic growth, reduce inequalities, and build sustainable communities. By
54:32
nurturing the aspirations and talents of all of our youth all around the world,
54:39
we're sowing the seeds of prosperity for generations to come to come. So let
54:45
us all commit to supporting Sustainable Development Goal eight and embracing the limitness potential of
54:52
our youth. You together, we can create a world where decent work and
54:58
economic growth are not distant dreams, but living reality is for us all.
55:04
Thank you, and let's give it a round of applaus for all of our
55:07
youth here today and now a y will be performing goal eight. Yes,
55:15
Sue, thank you everyone, all right, Pason work Jason yoll this great.
56:21
Don't git a job. He's in wretch. Arid s sometimes just talk
56:34
too much. Why wish that John and the child ing side, Joe the
57:22
chow, don't hard agin, it's not Joe and the job. Why the
57:36
world to get hooked in the power shape? Look at the projects. Talk
57:44
to the Barry job. He's a flame. Tag talkbody, believe me a
58:15
thump man. Plug in solutions like right at seventeen, right now, so
58:20
we can make it shure yes as well as it as I say, yes,
58:37
put it on out yes, yes, make some noise for about youth.
58:43
Actim this one time, guys, I made a special song. As
58:53
we work through products every thing. You guys having a good time, say
58:55
yeah, say outlet say plugged. Oh we're powering change together, guys.
59:02
Guy. So my brother just passed away. I just lost my brother.
59:14
His name's AJ and he's like the reason I started music, you know what
59:17
I'm saying. And he was he was a victim of gun violence. Violence,
59:22
and it's been really tough for me because I've been trying to travel the
59:24
world and do this. I was at this thing COP twenty seven and I
59:28
just I was leaving COP twenty seven. Uh, and that's when I got
59:31
the word from my parents. And it's been really hard. And this is
59:35
the it's the first song I actually ever wrote for uh, for like gun
59:40
violence and stuff you know, you know, And I call it take this
59:44
in your Pocket, And I just want to take a second to dedicate this
59:46
to my wonderful brother AJ, who I know is out there and uh,
59:52
yeah, right, we lessens this gun violence is crazy, man, So
59:57
I knew that I needed to use my platfor for him a little bit,
1:00:00
a little bit because there's a lot of gun violence. So I want to
1:00:02
introduce you guys to a very special artist, make some noise for Dame Meyer's
1:00:06
one time. He's more sustainable than me. This guy makes his music out
1:00:12
of a solar trailer. It's incredible again with this music for impact. There
1:00:15
are so many artists and young people in youth that have the solutions. This
1:00:20
song is dedicated to my brother. It's the gun violence anthem. I'm all
1:00:23
about anthems. It's called stick this in your pocket. In your pocket,
1:00:40
I've never done that. I don't even know if I know the words.
1:00:46
It's funny how you can be in the hood of a minute jump a couple
1:00:49
of blunts like chamelion. Same with the race to change the government step way,
1:00:52
flippy waves and if everything is for a reason I have. I got
1:00:58
a feeling I can change the world up with the pads and then I gotta
1:01:02
mop the boat float. Hey, why I'm ann needle in a haystack.
1:01:06
That's the track means that New York didn't laughed at them dream boat and watch
1:01:08
me he'll shot call green coats while you said back relaxed, follow the movie,
1:01:12
need a coat, pick back. I want the cell phone silent,
1:01:15
can't say cast myself to a room. I can't what's your The water's climbing
1:01:34
and the share of horizons and don't seem like a share horizon. I don't
1:01:37
put the flat can't horizon took my hope and a change of climate. I
1:01:42
was open minded, but there's no no craze Carton as a whot come on
1:01:45
by his days. I'm gonna put your blame. It's that fame as the
1:01:47
danger's getting to thank James in the gracious state. But lay up to my
1:01:52
weight, I say text when I take my plate cleaner? What you a
1:01:53
new American dream of white taxto places like an mding pop up in the whip
1:01:58
with the green gas me and imagine, I don't know if you don't know
1:02:05
this one way, where's gotta be? I don't know, you don't know,
1:02:12
so powad the pagans, I don't know, kill don't know where it's
1:02:22
gotta be. Let's don't I don't know, yell don't know it. Also
1:02:29
cats moves, baby making rest my soul? All slow down, or they
1:02:36
are supposed there's a traveler in the dust road where life takes me. I'm
1:02:40
he no, I can't give up about home wherever I go. Hey,
1:02:45
I know you're listening. Hey, Hey, I love you, Hey,
1:02:50
Hey, I love you, love you? Hey everyone who it is incredible?
1:03:07
Can I just get another own plaus for a why literally such a huge
1:03:10
leader and just incredible artists. My name is Aliceon Biegelman, and I'm one
1:03:15
of the co founders of the Hollywood Climate Summit, and I'm Ali Weinstein.
1:03:21
I'm also a co founder of the Hollywood Climate Summit. And you know,
1:03:23
we want to ask y'all quick question how much time do you think the average
1:03:28
US adult spends engaging in content like on their phone or TV or any of
1:03:32
that stuff. Throw out some numbers, how much time? What do you
1:03:36
think? What do you think? Eighteen hours a day? Okay, not
1:03:39
that much? Any other ones? Ten? Okay, well, y'all are
1:03:44
a little high. Oh five, still high. It's one hundred and sixty
1:03:46
minutes approximately, which is more than two hours a day, which is a
1:03:50
lot. And where does that content come from? That content is coming from
1:03:54
Hollywood and the general media landscape, which is a global industry with the power
1:04:00
to change culture worldwide. Scientists have given us the fact that we need to
1:04:04
take action, So now we need to communicate that on an international scale.
1:04:11
And SDG Goal thirteen says to take urgent action to combat the climate crisis and
1:04:15
its impacts. Right. But people aren't gonna be inspired to take that action
1:04:20
unless they're seeing it reflected in their media and in their content. So that's
1:04:25
why we created the Hollywood Climate Summit, which is an annual international conference and
1:04:30
budding nonprofit that creates a cross sector community space for thousands of entertainment and media
1:04:34
professionals to take collective climate action action whoo, so creative storytellers, artists,
1:04:44
we all need to message this crisis authentically and on a global scale, instead
1:04:49
of using fear tactics and speaking of apocalypse. We need stories of collective action
1:04:56
and resilience. We want people to come together, gather we because stories create
1:05:01
community, and community creates culture, and those two together, culture and community
1:05:08
together, they give us the power to combat the climate crisis. Y'all,
1:05:12
So so thanks for being here. Now, I want to introduce Projects seventeen's
1:05:15
anthem for Goal thirteen, which is climate action. Here save the planet by
1:05:20
the amazing a y u no gods? Ready for the Senate Billy anthem of
1:05:49
the world. See you with me. Stay the planning. We're gonna say
1:05:57
singing, goot say the plan what's up? We got the planning? Everybody
1:06:00
like, hey, sous say the planet set. I gotta say planet.
1:06:11
People like noether, guys ever, you got good? They acting like another
1:06:17
planet Mars. They say clock and a thing? What you're talking about?
1:06:21
What you know about that? What's your apartment? Off? Sex facts?
1:06:26
We just want to act. We sit back, solar power, wind,
1:06:30
solar power, and everybody need the energy. Let's store it up in power
1:06:34
the world. Recycle. We need more recycle. But they acting like some
1:06:39
father was on Instagram and the yeah everybody makes you know you guys so good.
1:06:43
We got carried from National Wildlife Cederation. They're saving the plane. They're
1:06:46
going thirteen. Just a moment to come together, stars now stability. Planet.
1:06:57
I'm here, I'm gonna say mine drives part flower's mind. The planet.
1:07:05
Say the planet. We're gonna say the planet. Air botton can I'm
1:07:11
from the pack and seeing it go say the planet? What? Say the
1:07:14
Planet's good? Come on man screaming, say the plastic? What we say
1:07:20
it their bye? Say the plastic. Nothing you're gonna say the dead body
1:07:28
given to fucking day? Say the planet. You go say the body.
1:07:33
Get back from the play. We can't beget about the ocean, right,
1:07:41
we can't forget about the ocean. Right, backs lies, So keep the
1:07:46
plastic is the const keep the past stopping about, so keep here's your hand.
1:08:10
We're gonna say them everybody, look you got time, got what we
1:08:15
gonna say the planet? Everybody for the world. Here here we go say
1:08:20
the planet. What everybody? One more time as live as you can for
1:08:26
the world to hear and go say the planet. What were gonna say the
1:08:29
planet? Everybody say the planet? I think I think we gonna say the
1:08:38
plane. If we come together made a baby, we can say the planning
1:08:46
introduce it to the stage. Their means from General Motors make some night ready.
1:09:02
Hello, Hello, Hello, how's everyone doing? Awesome? My name
1:09:08
is Narmine Fahmi. I'm from General Motors, where we have actually achieved our
1:09:13
renewable energy targets in the US twenty five years earlier than it's been our original
1:09:17
target. So you could say, but clean and affordable energy is very important
1:09:21
to us, and that's why I'm excited to be on the stage right before
1:09:26
Ay is going to talk about the importance of goal seven. Before I do,
1:09:30
I just wanted to again call out the history that's being made here today.
1:09:35
This is the first ever renewable energy concert in Times Square, so we
1:09:40
got to give it up for Ay and his team one more time. And
1:09:44
Ay's parents who are here, which I know are so forward to him as
1:09:46
well. Wonderful, awesome, Everyone, enjoy your evening and here's Ay ready
1:09:51
with goal seven. Are you guys enjoying your time today? Have you been
1:10:00
enjoying your time? Plup you hans. Have you been enjoying your time?
1:10:05
There's a billion people on this planet without energy, say outlet say plugged it.
1:10:14
Guys, guys, I'm standing by the smart flower. We are powering
1:10:16
this concert one hundred by renewable energy. It's the first ever renewable energy power
1:10:24
concert in the history of times. Square makes some noise. Just last week
1:10:30
I was on street corners. Now we're kind of on another one. But
1:10:34
we're here for the world. This is Goal seven. It's called light up
1:10:39
the World. We're gonna get akon and bono on this. That's the goal.
1:10:44
That's the aspiration. Maybe cold played by the end of the year,
1:10:45
one song for each goal, one or more companies to support this. Here
1:10:50
we go. I can see life, I feel shine down in the time.
1:11:04
One bon without a night. That's Boxing night. But you shine so
1:11:14
don't seem yeah like ten thousand leagues under seas. The voices are just see.
1:11:25
We got out the powers. We got the power to che che in
1:11:31
the store and on the sad sad again and they get a power change to
1:11:38
bug it in. So live and chap unto me stuck in together to get
1:11:51
back. Everybody put a cell phone out put a light on you. With
1:11:58
a billion people that don't have we do to die. Feel no sh show
1:12:02
you guys ready to have a movement. You're ready. I can see Laurent
1:12:11
times. Well, guy didn't even make the shut down in the job.
1:12:17
Hey, hey, I can feeling the tea. I can shut down.
1:12:44
I could feel in the tygy. I can feel the shot said, I
1:12:56
can feeling in the tea. Make no noise for yourself when oh seven,
1:13:03
Hi there, I'm Deanna Cohen. I'm from Plastic Pollution Coalition. Thank you.
1:13:10
We're an implementation partner for Project seventeen with a Y Young and we are
1:13:15
here to talk for a minute about plastic pollution. I think it's really important
1:13:20
if you guys haven't realized this yet, that ninety nine percent of plastics are
1:13:28
made out of fossil fuels ninety nine percent. So if we want to divest
1:13:34
from fossil fuels and petrochemicals, we also need to majorly reduce our plastic footprint.
1:13:43
Plastics are also a chairs. I see your reusable bottle right on.
1:13:49
That's an easy step that individuals can take, but we also need to support
1:13:53
things like the Global Plastic Treaty, which is being hashed out and negotiating now,
1:13:59
and we have information in a QR code if anyone wants to learn more
1:14:02
about that and support it. I'm gonna wait for Ay to come around,
1:14:08
and then it's gonna be my great pleasure to introduce A y Young to you
1:14:13
to sing the song for Sustainable Development Goal STG fourteen, which is life,
1:14:19
Life below the c Life below the water. Ay, thank you, you
1:14:31
love this project? A y Young? Can you make some more noise for
1:14:39
pleasure? Blution Coalition wants to She's let me sleep at her house on the
1:14:43
battery to he is great. Now we're here, guys, here's the anthem
1:14:45
for water right, because we need to protect our life below water. I
1:14:48
met Ellie Goulding at Coppin. She came up to me and was like,
1:14:51
I love this project project, you know, and I hope we get her
1:14:56
on there there and maybe Jack Johnson you guys ready ready good good? That
1:15:01
is it? M hm? I care for see you can it don't seem
1:15:51
right right? I care for say exactly. It means I carefully deal ship
1:16:03
in the angine ship life shot wild life unto wild. Yeah, it's a
1:16:14
new way O saying. I want about I want touch shot your right away.
1:16:26
We won't paddle. I worried about you ain't doing the shot. I
1:16:32
care for see we're gonna clip going for the scene. You know. I
1:16:38
mean I like fish, I like the ocean. We might need to keep
1:16:41
the lading out of it. And don't see right, don't go I can
1:16:48
for sea raa. It means I carefully real shin ship this ule I thought,
1:17:04
and see there's appa you gods am to prison grown. There's li days,
1:17:29
there's lie this, lie on, there's time si, there's not this
1:17:43
life on the mother. Take care of the ocean, guys. Okay,
1:18:11
cheese baskets, take care of that. Okay, guys, we're at the
1:18:15
end. Everybody say, outlett, come on. I thought we're plugged in.
1:18:20
This concert is plugged in that It was kind of like everybody say,
1:18:26
outlet, they plugged. Oh, we got so many people tuning in.
1:18:32
We gotta sell you like this huge thanks to Unreal extreme Man. New Use
1:18:35
Energy footprint project's been amazing. Shattered Prism, a New York company is helping
1:18:41
power this man. Everybody say yeah for power, say yeah, one hundred
1:18:45
renew of energy Man ldd's in the house. Shout out to them, Shout
1:18:48
out to g GM. It's possible. It is possible. Guys, guys,
1:18:56
if you don't know what Probadey seventeen is by now, If you're not
1:18:59
an out for change yet, I hope you are when you leave here.
1:19:03
I've made one song for each of the sustainable development goals. This is a
1:19:11
call to action. This ain't just oh we're doing a concert power by Clean
1:19:15
Energy, right, This is a call to action. Line up one corporate
1:19:18
sponsor, so I own the music, so I can give one hundred percent
1:19:21
of the proceeds away to youth organizations that have the solutions, to organizations like
1:19:27
NWF National Wildlife Federation and others, the unscg's fund, so we can power
1:19:31
change. Now, line up seventeen major artists. So if you know an
1:19:35
artists, tell them to get plugged in. Plugging in Man, we got
1:19:39
a seventeen episode docuseriies to tell your story, our story, the story of
1:19:43
being an outlet, say outlet say plugged in. So speaking of stories before
1:19:48
we end on, like my favorite song ever, I have a story.
1:19:51
So I'm one of the I have a lot of titles, right or whatever.
1:19:56
At the un in different places. One of the seventeen United Nations like
1:19:59
Young Leaders the SDGs, right, it was like in twenty twenty, what's
1:20:02
up Jack? And this man wrote my nomination. So I wouldn't be here
1:20:11
if it wasn't for him. But honestly, Paul, you changed my life,
1:20:15
bro, kid? Can someone forced Paul Hawking over here? He wrote
1:20:20
this book called Project draw Down in the Generation make so noise for Paul Howking
1:20:27
my god father. I'm gonna make you talk. Paul, you can't leave.
1:20:31
I'm sorry, yo, yo. He's let me sleep on the couch
1:20:35
on this Battery tour. Right after I became Young Leader, and I was
1:20:40
doing these concerts trying to get people to like pay attention to this Project seventeen.
1:20:44
And I was trying to tell him, like music for impact of work
1:20:45
and this is how we'll funded if you just helped support me to then support
1:20:49
the world. And he just did it. Yeah, And he's one of
1:20:56
the main inspirations of Goal seventeen that I'm gonna do here. It's funny because
1:21:01
when I was making Goal seventeen, I was like, this is the song
1:21:03
that Paul McCartney we have to go Beatles, right, So when you're here,
1:21:06
It's like, we gotta have Paul. And and then I met Paul
1:21:11
Pullman and I was like, Okay, we gotta have the three pauls,
1:21:13
because we have Paul Hawk and Paul Pullman and maybe we can get Paul McCartney.
1:21:15
Anyway, Paul say something, well, you see what you're getting here?
1:21:21
Just an astounding, amazing human being. And we were met in the
1:21:27
green room in Kansas City. I gave a speech. It was a lieutenant
1:21:31
governor there, mayor's, all sorts of politicians are there in the green room.
1:21:34
In the green room, you shut up, be quiet, and pay
1:21:36
attention to yourself and nobody else. And he was there and we just had
1:21:42
the best time ever. I felt like I'd met an avatar, like a
1:21:47
being from another planet has come here to actually get it talk to his communicate.
1:21:54
And he had a T shirt. Where's that T shirt? You got
1:21:57
it? There? It is that T shirt? And I took off my
1:22:02
jacket and my starch shirt and put on his T shirt and then went out
1:22:09
and they were kind of boring the way they're introducing people. And I produced
1:22:13
concerts when I was in my misspent youth. And I then announced ay,
1:22:18
and I did it the old fashioned way, which is just told about being
1:22:23
an eagle scout and the basketball player, about his parents, and it's upbringing
1:22:26
his homeschooling and finally to like, what is seven hundred people? I said,
1:22:31
everybody give it up? They a mom and dad come here? Can
1:22:42
you come here please? I'm sorry, but guys, Mom, mom,
1:22:46
mom, Can you guys say hi, Mom, Hi Dad. I'll come
1:22:54
down with you. I love you, guys. Guys. Here's the deal,
1:22:56
though, here's the story. I can never tell dude, this is
1:22:59
actually why I did this. I realized, Oh, it's because of my
1:23:00
parents. Yes, Mom, I've matured. I understand that you're awesome.
1:23:03
And I used to be kind of hard, but I'll say this. I
1:23:08
watched my dad and mom bring my city together block by block, right like
1:23:11
we have four crackhouses on drug houses on my block. I watched. I
1:23:14
used to well, I was forced to do neighborhood cleanups because of my dad
1:23:16
and my mom and all this stuff. And I hate it picking up.
1:23:20
I hated picking up other people's trash. But you need to, and now
1:23:24
I like it. Don't worry, okay, sometimes, but I watched my
1:23:28
dad and mom bringing theeble together, get curbs and sidewalks, do all this
1:23:30
stuff. And I realized, like, oh crap, I'm just like my
1:23:33
dad because I'm trying to bring the world together city by city and country by
1:23:36
country, and they did it block by block. So without further ado,
1:23:44
I did this song with Jonathan Russell. He's an amazing guy, and I
1:23:46
aim I aspire with this project, this soft launch of probably seventeen. Also
1:23:50
wait, shout out to like Kirsten over here, my team, Isabella,
1:23:56
Chris, where's my team? Where's my team? Guys, Amanda, there's
1:23:59
so many people, guys, come come here, come in WF Chris.
1:24:02
Yes, yes, Okay, this is we can change the world. We're
1:24:04
just gonna go right into it. Guys. I hope you guys love the
1:24:08
anthem for Goal seventeen, and I hope that we can continue to get the
1:24:11
world plucked in. Let's go, let's go, let's go. Get my
1:24:14
team in front of here. What are you guys doing this, Isabella,
1:24:19
if you can kicking or whatever, he says, sister mister who's made on
1:24:27
that? Ok on the reasons, not kid, It's gonna take teachers lead
1:24:38
this dreams. Are you guys ready, they only we made history. It's
1:24:45
by words, by words, you guys ready, here we go. Say
1:24:47
we can't change, he said, they to the week out, screaming out,
1:24:57
everybody, stand up, stand up. What we got out? What
1:24:59
we got set up? Yo? Re change? Got it coming again?
1:25:08
That's it coming. Yeah, I don't lie anymore to you do less or
1:25:23
he put this up about Tom. Be humble and realize we are one and
1:25:28
the same. You mean you want of the cop right, Rode das come
1:25:31
on head showing together to put your best before they can effort. They call
1:25:36
me. Spoke to Acon, Marvin Gaily and the gray mind. Let's have
1:25:41
a great time now we're powering time square the battery to makes enough. Just
1:25:46
loss it off, they all say to ride in the audience were three cross
1:25:53
creaming out, Jo, we can change, so we can change. Shine
1:26:04
That girl can changed? Got it coming, head, got it come as
1:26:16
come. Okay, here's the deal, guys, here's the deal. This
1:26:24
versus empty because I want Paul McCartney, So you lead us. Let act
1:26:29
like the Beatles are here and bos singing. Who knows it might ab could
1:26:31
be someone else. Okay, you guys, ready, one moment in the
1:26:39
world. The girls sing it out, Change sing out right up, change,
1:26:51
why back, guys, we can change. Got to come get we
1:27:01
chere, We got to come, coy coming down. We got to go
1:27:11
to coming, We got to come to I love you guys. My name
1:27:36
is a Why. This was the Battery Tour. You guys rock ja.
1:27:50
We change. Everybody say they put it. Anybody say out there, say
1:28:05
put it. I say out man. They plugged, cat came dab.
1:28:15
We're youth driven, youth land organizations for a startup. It takes adults and
1:28:21
youth coming together. The youth. We have a solution. This is the
1:28:25
call to action to get plugged in. Power chains with us. Go tell
1:28:28
frand peace out. Thank you, Hello, everybody wasn't a y and this
1:28:38
whole group fantastic. Thank you a y. Thank you for coming here.
1:28:45
Thank you all the GM and b MP, United Nations and more who are
1:28:54
all concerned about our environmental conditions. I hope I got everybody, but there's
1:28:59
some on the top here. There's signs over here about who's concern who's doing
1:29:05
good things? And Ay and his team, the Global Ambassador, all right,
1:29:11
we're gonna do in regard to this is an interesting scenario. This isn't
1:29:17
Rita Hayworth. I don't know whom I remember Rita Hayworth. She was a
1:29:21
famous actress. And Quinn let me as a great show about Rita Hayworth.
1:29:30
And the good news is that it's called The Heat is On. But she
1:29:35
has a very very interesting peace story to share with us. Okay, Quinn,
1:29:46
thank you, Paul. Oh my goodness, this is very loud.
1:29:51
In nineteen forty six, my film Gilda was about to be released in Paris
1:29:57
when I got wind of a little, a little thing called Project Bombshell,
1:30:03
where Harry Combe, the head of Columbia Pictures, was planning to actually slap
1:30:09
a shot of Gilda on an actual atomic bomb. Now I hate war.
1:30:15
I hate what it did to my brothers. I hate what it did to
1:30:17
my GI's Hot War Cold War. I wanted no part of it. I
1:30:24
screwed up my courage and I stormed into il Duce's office and I said,
1:30:29
are you fucking insane? You're not putting my pin up on a goddamn a
1:30:33
bomb for a fucking film. Now you either drop this a bomb campaign or
1:30:41
I drop you. He turned to me and he said, when you make
1:30:44
the decisions. Then you can when you run the studio, then you can
1:30:48
make the decisions. Get the fuck out. Oh I got out all right.
1:30:54
I hoped the next luxury liner to France, Apricuo, Pa. But
1:31:00
the bomb dropped with my pin up on it. I was in the middle
1:31:04
of the bloody Atlantic and I heard about it on Orson Wells radio show.
1:31:11
He said, the only good thing that could come of this was that perhaps
1:31:15
one day our daughter Rebecca could say to her daughter that Grandma's picture was on
1:31:21
the last atomic bomb ever dropped. Maestro music please. This is from the
1:31:30
nineteen forty six film Gilda, track number two. When they had the earthquake
1:31:48
in San Francisco back in nineteen six, they said that old Mother Nature was
1:31:59
up to her old traits. That's the story in the When Over Round.
1:32:05
But here's a real low down. Put the blame on me, boys,
1:32:15
Put the blame on me. One night she started to shim and shape that
1:32:21
brought on the Frisco quakes. Put the blame on me, boys, Put
1:32:30
the blame on me. There once was a shooting up in the Klandre when
1:32:39
they got damn mgroove. Folks were putting the blame of the blading known as
1:32:47
lou that's a story that when around. But here's the down put the blame
1:33:01
with the blame on ma May didn't dance called the hitching con. That's the
1:33:10
thing that slew my bruise. So you can't with the blame on me.
1:33:15
Boys, don't blame on thank you word, don't tell Mama's peace to you,
1:33:35
happy peace. Listen, everybody, we've basically have kind of a little
1:33:44
bit sort of but I'm sadly we're we're gonna go until five o'clock, okay,
1:33:50
And the difficulty is that we unfortunately started late, okay, an hour
1:33:58
and a half late, so that means we would have had another hour and
1:34:01
a half worth of talent. Okay, Well, we still have till five
1:34:04
o'clock. So what we're gonna do now is sort of what they call in
1:34:09
show business and improvisation of Listen to the people we're gonna put together right now,
1:34:15
who we're gonna sing great important songs. All right, Why don't you
1:34:18
all come up like Marvin Gaye, Madonna, Elvis Presley, Elton John and
1:34:29
they're all gonna sing together because they're really into peace, okay, and for
1:34:34
giving their songs that they came here to sing. So I need everybody's spirit
1:34:45
to create this wonderful group and loving and Stephen, mister Forster, this guy's
1:34:54
related to Stephen Forster. No, he's not sort of related. No,
1:34:59
yes, yes, you got your name, Bruce, Stephen Foster, Christine
1:35:04
Marie, Ralph Carey, Russ Davis, Douglas Cortez. I'm gina musa.
1:35:15
Okay, they're all. I don't know how this is gonna work, but
1:35:17
we should have more mics up here. We're in the prices of getting more
1:35:20
mics because we're gonna save time right now by everybody appearing here, and each
1:35:27
and every one of them had a great song. We had celebration, had
1:35:30
an original song. He's He's kind of what was the name of it,
1:35:35
America Salutes you, America Salutes you. Perfect for all these wonderful police people,
1:35:43
military service. We wanted a section in our show for the service people,
1:35:47
because without the service people, we don't have peace. There's no doubt
1:35:50
about it. Okay, until all us humans love and hold each other in
1:35:58
harmony and in respect, we need we need management, We need people to
1:36:03
oversee those kinds of things. Rick come up here, and sing two because
1:36:08
we're not gonna get up here. Leanna, Leah, Leiah, come up
1:36:11
here, come on on stage. So I'm also gonna bring up some people
1:36:15
who have been with the peace movement for a long time. Do we have
1:36:18
any more mics? In any case, we're gonna pass it around. These
1:36:21
are real. So for twenty one years we've been doing the International Day of
1:36:27
Peace, and we've been doing it through the belief of camaraderie and through love
1:36:33
and through kindness and through peace. Okay, we're gonna go. You ready,
1:36:39
this will be fun, true Marvin Gaye, this is a serious song.
1:36:44
What's going on? Track twenty three? All got mics? I'll sing
1:36:48
two. I don't know if they don't. Oh No, Hello everybody,
1:36:59
how y'all doing mo the mother? There's too many of you crging brother,
1:37:15
brother, brother, there's not too many pervers dagging. You know, We've
1:37:24
got to find a way to break someding here today. We don't need to
1:37:42
say hello boy, it's not the answer. Lord is not We need dedicate
1:37:50
to you. So we got to find the way to bring some lovely picket
1:38:01
lines and picket signs. Don't punish me with Brude talent. He's good.
1:38:11
Talk to me so you can see what's going on. What's going on,
1:38:19
what's going on? What's going on? What's going on? Everybody? International?
1:38:48
Deal? Peace? We gotta vibrate a little bit higher a the mother
1:39:00
Ah, you know who are there to jog? Johns, jesseycaus I has
1:39:09
all you know. You've got to find a way. Gotta find a way.
1:39:21
It gets signed. Geigned punish me with ptality, he said, talk
1:39:31
to me. You can't see jo what's going on? What's going out?
1:39:40
Tell me what's going out? What's going on? Everybody? What is international?
1:39:57
Their piece? I'm gonna talk to you about Danna, what's going on?
1:40:04
What's going on? He stops going on? What's grub shot? What's
1:40:09
going on? You Gray? What's coming on? Russha? What's going on?
1:40:15
Hard courses? They're ready going said it. What's going on? That
1:40:18
question is relevant? What's coming? By hell? That's going on? We
1:40:24
gotta start getting solutions to the problems we got. We did, y'all.
1:40:28
We sit the hit of the song. We would have appeared to be like
1:40:31
this, but the worst little pieces about almosts is like getting together at the
1:40:38
moment to make it down the plan. I'm what's going on, what's going
1:40:49
on? What's going on? I say, I's going on? What's going
1:40:57
on? What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? Russia?
1:41:04
What's going on? You? Ukraine? What's going on? So Dan,
1:41:10
what's going on? What's going on? What's going on? What we
1:41:18
did it? Wait? Hey Georgia, Georgia, Georgia, Georgia, Hey,
1:41:27
that was wild. Thank you all for being team players. Georgia.
1:41:30
Are you around Georgia? Are you all around here? It's the secret convidavy
1:42:03
to play if you don't please the Lord, but you don't really kill for
1:42:12
music, doah? It coose lay, the four, the thing, the
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line of follower, the major lead, the m of fucking confusing hom Loba,
1:43:06
Your fate was strong, but you needed proof. You saw her bathing
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on the road, her beauty, the molality o vir true. She died
1:43:29
you to a citch and shovel and shook kretro, and she got to your
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and from me als she drew the on low real who, however fool because
1:44:43
Lazys, the soil, the things, the song, the major leaving,
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the boom of fucking can't go nothing on level Lena leve coal the lady Oria
1:45:31
what ladle Oria a bada, Thank you so much. At the International Day
1:46:01
of Peace. Thank you Paul and all of you to share with us this
1:46:08
important day. The sona sola sonya lords on the monca Lebarro, Celusoki nuncio
1:46:38
shine on us, stan sa kwando moncoso sing, she said, come me
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so living history most to Timo quorl chase so cuting. Then thro me lil
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chicky, I contravato pstramata to say good my misi cane mine what the sciy
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dis co fly so no baramoi ko son of the it's sancho s good com
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the slong tan of Sunya luded something caleb ro, why you silus kiss sake
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come maybe come to me a luna to sacree, Come you Sully to sacred,
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Come come home, come over time to say good by. Sakan on
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on my god ho the s city the roy soon not mota moy hea so
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no contsual commuta forty thing soon liven moy he know so this sonal ne Hello,
1:50:14
Georgia, thank you, thank you so much. Bye, all right,
1:50:24
Georgia, thank you so much. Coming down from Toronto, Canada.
1:50:27
All right, Katia Georgia as usual phenomenal. What a voice all over the
1:50:32
world. So kind of her to come down mercy. No, she's Italian,
1:50:38
gratzy, gratzy. Okay. Oh ma oh by man oh bad man
1:51:20
lay oh bad man oh bay oh oh body money bay oh man man oh
1:52:18
many many money your money, but man oh man, oh my, oh
1:53:03
my, oh my name, Miss all I can say today, all I
1:53:39
can see, all I can seek be food of oh my name.