Get to Know Me MORE/50 Questions Tag

2017-02-21 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 11 min

Casual 50-questions get-to-know-me video. Speaker answers a subset of the list (stops at 35), sharing personal details and favorites (e.g., favorite foods: mac and cheese, Captain Crunch, Italian food, cannoli; last thing eaten: mangoes), talking about crying at The Walking Dead, mentioning frequent tonsillitis, and announcing an upcoming video where her boyfriend will attempt to do her makeup.

Video guide

  1. 0:00 — Intro and reason for video
  2. 0:24 — Format and glasses/lip gloss/candle notes
  3. 1:01 — Beginning of 50 Questions tag
  4. 1:11 — Personal anecdotes (named after, crying at The Walking Dead)
  5. 3:35 — Favorites: cereal, ice cream, shoes, strengths
  6. 4:07 — Physical traits and dislikes (hair, eye color, weight, anger)
  7. 5:40 — Food favorites and last thing eaten
  8. 8:07 — Boyfriend makeup announcement
  9. 11:24 — Wrap-up and outro

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Person — boyfriend: Mentioned as camera-shy and will attempt to do the speaker's makeup; briefly speaks on camera.
  • Food — mangoes: Last thing the speaker ate.
  • Food — lunch meat (square with macaroni and cheese): Describes a square lunch meat that she used to call 'letter meat' and that contains small macaroni-and-cheese pieces.
  • Food — Captain Crunch: Named favorite 'bad' cereal.
  • Food — orange ice cream: Describes preferred ice-cream flavor if she had one.
  • Food — mac and cheese: Listed as favorite food / likes anything cheesy.
  • Cuisine — Italian: Named as a favorite cuisine and linked to cannoli and creme brulee discussion.
  • Cuisine — Mexican: Listed among favorite cuisines.
  • Food — creme brulee: Named as a favorite dessert option.
  • Food — cannoli: Named as a favorite dessert and described as an Italian dessert.
  • Food — bananas: Says she dislikes bananas, but uses them sometimes in smoothies.
  • Food — dill pickles: Named as a favorite smell (specifically the smell of a pickle jar).

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