Waching daily Jun 29 2018

Everybody can calm down 'The

Electric Slide'

is not about a vibrator.

Hey guys it's Erica with The

Blast.

So, we spoke to reggae legend

Marcia Griffiths, who sang the

'Electric Boogie,' 'The

Electric Slide' song and she

could not have been more

furious with this rumor.

So earlier this week reports

went absolutely viral that

'The Electric Slide' song was

actually written about a sex

toy.

Marcia not only adamantly,

adamantly denies that the song

is about a sex toy but she

could not have been more

offended by the rumor that

someone would turn her "clean,

pure and happy song," into

"something so wicked."

Marcia says the song is about

a music box and the story

behind it's actually super

uplifting.

When she was on tour with Bob

Marley back in the day she

went and bought a music box

with a meager amount of money

she earned from a show.

She took the music box, went

back home to Jamaica, showed

it to Bunny Wailer who would

end up taking the box home,

writing the song in less than

24 hours, bringing it back to

Marcia and they layed down the

track the next day.

Marcia says I bought that

little box and out of it came

a beautiful hit song that

inspired Jamaican's and if it

was about a vibrator that

would have never happened.

And if you needed any more

convincing that this song is

not about a sex toy.

Marcia said that she didn't

even know what her vibrator

was when they did that song.

So there it is.

Case closed.

Not about a vibrator.

Now you guys can go on and do

'The Electric Slide' at your

aunt's party.

For more infomation >> 'The Electric Slide' Is Not About A Dirty Toy! Reggae Legend Furious About Rumors - Duration: 1:43.

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Europe Is Going To DESTROY The Internet - Duration: 2:56.

A few days ago, we talked about the fact that the EU was trying to pass a law that would

change current internet copyright laws.

It could make things like meme's obsolete because it would mean that photographers would

have to be credited for their work, or even paid.

Well, apparently the EU has voted in favor of this law that would essentially ruin the

internet, and I'm going to tell you how, here for you on IO.

Welcome back to IO, I'm Charlotte Dobre.

The EU just passed a bill that would make it so that online websites have to pay to

link news stories, as well as monitor copyrighted content on their sites, including anything

that internet users post.

There are a lot of people saying that this new law will ruin the internet.

So the first issue, article 11, will make it so that websites like google and Microsoft

will have to pay publishers to repost articles on their website.

If you go to msn . com, Microsoft literally copies and pastes articles from other publications

with credit.

With The way the law currently is right now, they are allowed to do this and not pay anyone,

yet they make money off of clicks and traffic generated by the articles that they didn't

write themselves.

Article 13 directly targets websites like YouTube and Instagram, and it would require

them to install filters that would prevent people for uploading copyrighted materials

without a license.

And that's the law that everyone is extremely concerned about.

It could essentially kill meme culture, and YouTubes favorite show, meme review.

Yeah man, when you look at a meme, they are almost always featuring copyrighted photography

and videos without the consent of the artist.Article 13 could also affect live streaming, code

sharing, remixes, samples, satirical videos.

German lawmaker Jilia Reda said that the new laws would be impossible to comply with and

it will damage the way we communicate online.

On the other side, there are a lot of people in favor of this law, mainly those in creative

industries.

According to Angella Mills Wade of the European Publishers council, publishers are tired of

online companies free riding on their content.

Me personally I'm conflicted, as a creator, I know how frustrating it is when people repost

your content to generate traffic.

On the other hand, I love memes.

I cant imagine my life without them.

Could you live in a world without memes?

Let me know in those comments.

As for these new laws, we will keep you updated, they still need to go through another vote

on July 5th.

Alright its that fun part of the video where I'm going to respond to some comments.

Caro Alcaraz – I am still and forever will be a potato.

Miles dee – just seen your ig photos.

You have hypnotic brown love eyes.

Too much for me you ocular vixen.

Oh my, what a nice complement.

If you wanna get a load of my hypnotic brown eyes, follow me on instagram at charlaychaplin.

Merk nerfor – Charlotte used to look like Harry Potter if he were a girl and a hippy.

Tru.

If you guys wanna see what I looked like in high school, check out our video, you''ll

never believe what Mia Khalifa used to look like, it should be on the screen right about

now.

The video is over, if you wanna stay on this channel, check out this video, or this playlist.

And obviously if you enjoyed this video make sure you show this channel some love by smashing

the thumbs up and subscribing to IO for all your news.

That's it for me and I'll see you in the next Io video.

For more infomation >> Europe Is Going To DESTROY The Internet - Duration: 2:56.

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✅ Stuart Broad is a fresh fitness concern for England's upcoming Test series against India - Duration: 1:53.

England were last night sweating on the fitness of Stuart Broad ahead of their big Test series against India after he was sent for a scan on his injured left ankle

Broad, as revealed in Friday's Sportsmail, suffered a niggle in his ankle after bowling just eight overs in the second innings of Nottinghamshire's championship match against Worcestershire at Trent Bridge

England's opening bowler is said to be relaxed about the issue but England will be keeping their fingers firmly crossed that the scan does not reveal more damage to what has been an on-going problem

Broad's strike partner Jimmy Anderson is nursing a shoulder problem while Chris Woakes faces a battle to be fit for the first Test at Edgbaston on August 1

The last thing England need as they prepare to face Virat Kohli and company is a problem with another of their leading bowlers

'Stuart's ankle is on-going and it was stirred up a bit when he landed in the footholds so it made sense for him to come off when it became too sore for him to bowl,' said Notts coach Peter Moores

 'It is manageable but he has a lot of cricket to play for the rest of this summer.'