She decided to show off her artistic skills to the world by posting a DIY video. And since then, her hobby became her main job. On her YouTube channel called Qidaoyu, she has attracted more than 226K subscribers and has over 11.6 million views.

And with Christmas being right around the corner, Jackie is very busy recording DIY gift wrapping tutorials. In one of her last videos, she showed her audience how to make a Christmas bell origami. Jackie used wrapping paper, scissors, a bone folder, double-side tape, hot glue gun.

She started the process by measuring the paper, later she began folding the paper and wrapping the gift. Then, with her skilled fingers, she created the Christmas bell, the leaf, and finally the Christmas fruit. The whole DIY wrapping took around 10 minutes to finish.

If you are interested to see her creations, check out the videos below.

The post This Woman Will Teach You How to Perfectly Wrap Your Christmas Gifts appeared first on TettyBetty.

Having more than 600,000 followers, Grubbs went viral thanks to his post, where the pastor jumps off stage to roast an audience member for wearing socks with sandals. Although Vine got shut down, the content creator’s fame didn’t extinguish; he just moved his creativity onto platforms—Instagram and TikTok.

Today, he has over 350,000 Instagram followers, and more than 6.1 million people watch him on TikTok. Some videos are more successful than others, but they don’t get less than a million views.

Now his specialties are making trick shot videos and participating in all kinds of challenges. He even proposed to his fiancé while creating these hilarious clips.

Grubbs is very talented and a lot of people enjoy his creativity. If you have never watched any of his videos, keep on scrolling!

The post The Popular Viner Continues Blowing Up the Internet with His Videos appeared first on TettyBetty.

Two zoo workers have surprised the capybaras with a large mouth-watering pumpkin weighing around 50kg. They couldn’t wait for even a second they have immediately started munching, and munching, and munching. In no time, the pumpkin’s skin was gone, and they have chowed down to the pulp.

But this large rounded orange-yellow fruit isn’t the only snack these animals snack on. On Nagasaki Biopark’s official YouTube channel, you can see capybaras feasting on watermelons and having fruity baths in the summer. Because Biopark differs from other zoos, here you can interact with all the animals, it is always full of visitors.

The post Don’t Miss This Video of Capybaras Munching on a Large Pumpkin appeared first on TettyBetty.

A Japanese stationery brand called Seed, which has been in business for more than a century, created a brilliant design; a see-through eraser. They came up with the idea five years ago, however, they wanted to maximize their product before releasing it and to produce material that erases while maintaining some kind of transparency without falling apart.

The transparent eraser named Clear Radar erases pencil lines with maximum precision and it’s the perfect tool for everyone; from kids to professional artists.

The product comes in two sizes and can be found in stationery stores across Japan. Fingers crossed they start shipping worldwide, as well.

The post Now You Can See What You’re Rubbing Out With This See-Through Eraser appeared first on TettyBetty.

A few months back, he created an animated series based on his own comic called Tu and Ted.

“A daily life comic about two buddies, a bunny and a polar bear,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I was thinking to make something different from the typical animation. After many tests and tries, I decided to include the comic panel in the scene, the character and stories are interacting with the comic panel.”

You can find his animated series on his YouTube channel where he has attracted more than 3k subscribers and has a total of over 14 thousand views. You can also follow him on Instagram for more stories.

If you are interested to see his animated series, just keep on scrolling!

The post Check This Hilarious Animated Series Out appeared first on TettyBetty.

Connor, known as Funk Turkey on YouTube, recently uploaded a hilarious parody of “bad guy” inspired by fatherhood, which he fittingly called “Dad Guy.” His rendition of the song includes lyrics about feeding his kids, cleaning after them, and how it’s like to live a “dad life.”

“Dad Guy” quickly went viral with social users loving its humor and catchiness. It also gave Connor, who claims he wrote the lyrics in five minutes, a lot of media attention, and he already made several television appearances.

“The reason why I made this was out of the pure silliness of being a parent.” – said Connor during his appearance on Today Extra. “My wife and I text dad jokes back and forth to each other, and we started poking fun at the song… It took a life of its own.”

Check out Connor’s funny but totally relatable parody “bad guy” below.

The post Watch a Hilarious Dad Parody of Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy” appeared first on TettyBetty.

Bagel is a type of bread that originated in Jewish communities in Poland around the 17th century and quickly spread around the world. They are, however, most popular in North America, where they represent a perfect choice for breakfast or a snack.

The fact is that most of us don’t even think about how bagels are actually made since we just want to transfer them as fast as possible to our mouth.  Luckily, the video producers over at food-based YouTube channel Tasty took a different approach and decided to give us a glimpse into the bagel-making process.

They visited Orwashers Bakery, one of New York City’s well-known bagel places, and captured everything that is involved in baking a New York style bagel. Thanks to them, we got to learn the bagel-dough recipe, how they get shaped, baking techniques, and much more.

Check out their video and get behind the scenes of bagel-making magic.  

The post This is How the Iconic New York Bagel is Made appeared first on TettyBetty.

Below is the video posted by Tom Scott, in which you will learn why it’s completely fine to abandon the rules we learned in school and embrace the new trends, especially when it comes to casual communication. He gives a great example of how different our written communication sounds when we’re writing a business email vs. when we’re chatting with a friend.

Where do you stand on this matter? Do you type however it’s convenient, do you follow unwritten online rules, or do you still prefer the traditional grammatical rules?

The post A Linguist Shows How Digital Communication Changes Grammatical Standards appeared first on TettyBetty.

And believe it or not, that’s a good thing.

High school graduations are one of the most joyous events you could attend, but this one in particular, made us smile.

Students at Carmel High School got their opportunity to don their gowns and caps with 2,200 people in attendance at the school gymnasium.

The dozens of family members and friends are used to cheering for the graduates — something which can get rather loud — but when the recent set to matriculants ascended the stage, you could have heard a pin drop.

Jack has autism and is particularly sensitive to noise, often wearing earplugs to make it more bearable.

His parents, who wanted their child to enjoy the milestone moment of receiving his diploma after taking 8 years to graduate, approached the school’s principal who engineered it so Jack could participate.

“At graduation, the student body and several thousand individuals were asked to not clap or cheer so Jack could participate — and what followed was nothing short of a miracle,” said headmaster Lou Riolo. “We shot for the moon but instead reached the stars.”

We think that deserves a silent round of applause.

The post No One Cheered at This High School Graduation — And That’s a Good Thing appeared first on TettyBetty.

“This channel shows drain cleaning blocked sewer drains using a high-pressure water jet machine,” he writes. “The high-pressure water hose that cleans the drain has specific nozzles on the end for cutting out tree roots, grease blockages, and clearing rubble out of drains. It is a disgustingly dirty and smelly job, but someone has to do it, so it may as well be me.”

The post Drain Cleaning Videos Are Surprisingly Satisfying appeared first on TettyBetty.

She decided to show off her artistic skills to the world by posting a DIY video. And since then, her hobby became her main job. On her YouTube channel called Qidaoyu, she has attracted more than 226K subscribers and has over 11.6 million views.

And with Christmas being right around the corner, Jackie is very busy recording DIY gift wrapping tutorials. In one of her last videos, she showed her audience how to make a Christmas bell origami. Jackie used wrapping paper, scissors, a bone folder, double-side tape, hot glue gun.

She started the process by measuring the paper, later she began folding the paper and wrapping the gift. Then, with her skilled fingers, she created the Christmas bell, the leaf, and finally the Christmas fruit. The whole DIY wrapping took around 10 minutes to finish.

If you are interested to see her creations, check out the videos below.

The post This Woman Will Teach You How to Perfectly Wrap Your Christmas Gifts appeared first on TettyBetty.

Having more than 600,000 followers, Grubbs went viral thanks to his post, where the pastor jumps off stage to roast an audience member for wearing socks with sandals. Although Vine got shut down, the content creator’s fame didn’t extinguish; he just moved his creativity onto platforms—Instagram and TikTok.

Today, he has over 350,000 Instagram followers, and more than 6.1 million people watch him on TikTok. Some videos are more successful than others, but they don’t get less than a million views.

Now his specialties are making trick shot videos and participating in all kinds of challenges. He even proposed to his fiancé while creating these hilarious clips.

Grubbs is very talented and a lot of people enjoy his creativity. If you have never watched any of his videos, keep on scrolling!

The post The Popular Viner Continues Blowing Up the Internet with His Videos appeared first on TettyBetty.

Two zoo workers have surprised the capybaras with a large mouth-watering pumpkin weighing around 50kg. They couldn’t wait for even a second they have immediately started munching, and munching, and munching. In no time, the pumpkin’s skin was gone, and they have chowed down to the pulp.

But this large rounded orange-yellow fruit isn’t the only snack these animals snack on. On Nagasaki Biopark’s official YouTube channel, you can see capybaras feasting on watermelons and having fruity baths in the summer. Because Biopark differs from other zoos, here you can interact with all the animals, it is always full of visitors.

The post Don’t Miss This Video of Capybaras Munching on a Large Pumpkin appeared first on TettyBetty.

A Japanese stationery brand called Seed, which has been in business for more than a century, created a brilliant design; a see-through eraser. They came up with the idea five years ago, however, they wanted to maximize their product before releasing it and to produce material that erases while maintaining some kind of transparency without falling apart.

The transparent eraser named Clear Radar erases pencil lines with maximum precision and it’s the perfect tool for everyone; from kids to professional artists.

The product comes in two sizes and can be found in stationery stores across Japan. Fingers crossed they start shipping worldwide, as well.

The post Now You Can See What You’re Rubbing Out With This See-Through Eraser appeared first on TettyBetty.

A few months back, he created an animated series based on his own comic called Tu and Ted.

“A daily life comic about two buddies, a bunny and a polar bear,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I was thinking to make something different from the typical animation. After many tests and tries, I decided to include the comic panel in the scene, the character and stories are interacting with the comic panel.”

You can find his animated series on his YouTube channel where he has attracted more than 3k subscribers and has a total of over 14 thousand views. You can also follow him on Instagram for more stories.

If you are interested to see his animated series, just keep on scrolling!

The post Check This Hilarious Animated Series Out appeared first on TettyBetty.

Connor, known as Funk Turkey on YouTube, recently uploaded a hilarious parody of “bad guy” inspired by fatherhood, which he fittingly called “Dad Guy.” His rendition of the song includes lyrics about feeding his kids, cleaning after them, and how it’s like to live a “dad life.”

“Dad Guy” quickly went viral with social users loving its humor and catchiness. It also gave Connor, who claims he wrote the lyrics in five minutes, a lot of media attention, and he already made several television appearances.

“The reason why I made this was out of the pure silliness of being a parent.” – said Connor during his appearance on Today Extra. “My wife and I text dad jokes back and forth to each other, and we started poking fun at the song… It took a life of its own.”

Check out Connor’s funny but totally relatable parody “bad guy” below.

The post Watch a Hilarious Dad Parody of Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy” appeared first on TettyBetty.

Bagel is a type of bread that originated in Jewish communities in Poland around the 17th century and quickly spread around the world. They are, however, most popular in North America, where they represent a perfect choice for breakfast or a snack.

The fact is that most of us don’t even think about how bagels are actually made since we just want to transfer them as fast as possible to our mouth.  Luckily, the video producers over at food-based YouTube channel Tasty took a different approach and decided to give us a glimpse into the bagel-making process.

They visited Orwashers Bakery, one of New York City’s well-known bagel places, and captured everything that is involved in baking a New York style bagel. Thanks to them, we got to learn the bagel-dough recipe, how they get shaped, baking techniques, and much more.

Check out their video and get behind the scenes of bagel-making magic.  

The post This is How the Iconic New York Bagel is Made appeared first on TettyBetty.

Below is the video posted by Tom Scott, in which you will learn why it’s completely fine to abandon the rules we learned in school and embrace the new trends, especially when it comes to casual communication. He gives a great example of how different our written communication sounds when we’re writing a business email vs. when we’re chatting with a friend.

Where do you stand on this matter? Do you type however it’s convenient, do you follow unwritten online rules, or do you still prefer the traditional grammatical rules?

The post A Linguist Shows How Digital Communication Changes Grammatical Standards appeared first on TettyBetty.

And believe it or not, that’s a good thing.

High school graduations are one of the most joyous events you could attend, but this one in particular, made us smile.

Students at Carmel High School got their opportunity to don their gowns and caps with 2,200 people in attendance at the school gymnasium.

The dozens of family members and friends are used to cheering for the graduates — something which can get rather loud — but when the recent set to matriculants ascended the stage, you could have heard a pin drop.

Jack has autism and is particularly sensitive to noise, often wearing earplugs to make it more bearable.

His parents, who wanted their child to enjoy the milestone moment of receiving his diploma after taking 8 years to graduate, approached the school’s principal who engineered it so Jack could participate.

“At graduation, the student body and several thousand individuals were asked to not clap or cheer so Jack could participate — and what followed was nothing short of a miracle,” said headmaster Lou Riolo. “We shot for the moon but instead reached the stars.”

We think that deserves a silent round of applause.

The post No One Cheered at This High School Graduation — And That’s a Good Thing appeared first on TettyBetty.

“This channel shows drain cleaning blocked sewer drains using a high-pressure water jet machine,” he writes. “The high-pressure water hose that cleans the drain has specific nozzles on the end for cutting out tree roots, grease blockages, and clearing rubble out of drains. It is a disgustingly dirty and smelly job, but someone has to do it, so it may as well be me.”

The post Drain Cleaning Videos Are Surprisingly Satisfying appeared first on TettyBetty.