#streaming guide

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STREAMING GUIDE - make sure to check it out so that all of your streams will count!

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The ultimate country summer playlist - Yardbarker http://dlvr.it/S2nQ7F

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STREAMING GUIDE FOR BETTER

Let’s stream properly guys. Spotify, YouTube, and the other streaming platforms doesn’t count views/streams that they think was done by a bot. Here’s a couple of guidelines to make sure these platforms think you’re really a human streaming Better:

1. Don’t stream/watch repeatedly! Please refrain from using the repeat button. And do not stream Better using a playlist that plays the song in a loop. Space out your streams.

2. Speaking of spacing out your streams, stream 3-4 songs between Better. In YouTube watch 3-4 videos in between. And watch non-Zayn related videos at least once. Watching purely Zayn videos might trigger YouTube to think you’re a bot.

3. Please refrain from using any playlist within the first 24 hours release of Better. Only start streaming/watching videos from a playlist after 24 hours. And once again place Better between 3-4 songs. And please include non-Zayn songs in your playlist.

4. When watching videos on YouTube please refrain from playing it on background. You need to watch the video in full screen with at least 480p resolution every time for it to count. So no playing in tab for pcs and in mobile no split screen and floating windows while playing the video.

5. For those living in the US please stream using a Premium account if possible. There’s a heavier weight assigned from premium account streams on chart computations.

6. For those who bought Better in iTunes and have an Apple Music subscription please delete the song you bought in iTunes afterwards so whenever you stream the song it’s going to be from Apple Music and not from the download you bought.

That’s about it. Let’s make every stream count!

Buy & Stream: iTunes/Apple Music • Spotify • Youtube Music • Deezer • Tidal

Watch the music video (once it premieres): Youtube

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Butter teaser coming out today! 💜🧈

Here is our streaming guides:

[sunghoonseyebrowcult]

Just to remind you how to stream and things i learned when Sukhumvit swimming came out:

1. Watch the mv once, then watch a few videos and watch the mv again, otherwise the views wont probably count (change what videos you watch in between, youre acting like a bot)

2. Refrain from making stream playlists at least the first 12 hours

3. If you have youtube premium, it'll be more unlikely for your views to not count

4. No emojis in the comment section, also censor 'views' and 'stream' (for example v13ws and 5tr3am)

5. Turn off autoplay and watch the music video at 480p or higher

This is what ive picked up! Good luck on your streaminggg (っᴖ◡ᴖ)っ

(Please read these too! ↓)

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[INFO] SEVENTEEN’S “HIT” MV YOUTUBE STREAMING GUIDE:

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helpful streaming guide from Twitter

made by @/popfactsnews, @/beysholic, and @/swiftsnet

PLEASE STREAM ME! ESPECIALLY ON SPOTIFY IN THE US! WE'RE THIS CLOSE TO A #1 DEBUT!

[hgamesfan]

The 27 Best ER Episodes to Stream on Hulu If You’ve Never Watched

If you want to binge-watch the granddaddy of all medical dramas, we’re here to help.

What’s that sound you hear? That distant sound of cheers and huzzahs? That chorus of joyous voices shouting in celebration? Is it … can it be? Is ER finally available on a streaming platform? I am here, like a TV-recommendation annunciation angel, to say unto you: Yes! All of ER — all approximately 250 hours — is now streaming on Hulu.

For any newbies out there, be aware that ER is not a small TV project. The granddaddy of all medical dramas ran from 1994 to 2009, for 15 old-school, network-length seasons on NBC. The list below highlights the specific episodes absolutely worth seeing, but if you want to start from the beginning, you should watch all of season one. If you watch that and want more, the next easy off-ramp is the end of season three, after which a few of the main players start to disappear. If you’re still on board after that, it’s a great show all the way up through season five, and there are even highlights beyond then as well, but those bright spots get a little farther apart. If you make it all the way to season seven, you should probably admit you’re in deep and commit for the long haul. Just know that it’s a mess after season nine.

Favorites:

“Love’s Labor Lost” (Season 1, Episode 19) This is the kind of episode that gets included on “best episodes of all time” lists, but “Love’s Labor Lost” is not one to start if you want a relaxing hour of TV. (Consider skipping it entirely if you or a loved one is pregnant or has recently given birth.) ER is usually a fast-paced series, and this episode doesn’t feel super slow, but the pace is different from the norm. The drama feels grindingly inevitable, in a way that builds gradually until you’re completely crushed. It also features a great performance by a young and increasingly frantic Bradley Whitford. 

“Be Still My Heart” / “All in the Family” (Season 6, Episodes 13 and 14) Things go very, very wrong at a Valentine’s Day party, which leads to the most intense cliff-hanger of the series. (It would make my list of best TV cliff-hangers ever.) Trust me when I say you cannot imagine the agony of waiting a week between these episodes when they originally aired almost 20 years ago. But they’re so well made that even now, you’ll get quite the agonizing wallop when you watch them in a marathon streaming session. [Yes - those Carter/Lucy episodes - ugh!]

“The Letter” / “On the Beach” (Season 8, Episodes 20 and 21) Some of ER’s departures from the hospital stories seem like they drag on too long, and that was definitely a criticism of these episodes, which represent the end of a long illness for one of the show’s most beloved characters. I understand that criticism, but I cried like a child when I watched these episodes many years ago, and I cried again when I watched them recently. Are they schmaltzy? Yes. Do they work? Absolutely.