I just wanted to say I love you channel I'm handicap and it's hard to go anywhere and your show kinda let's me out in the world and you show everything very well and clear thank you do being my tour guide your awsome and give us A lot of cool info keep up the good work it's awsome 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
It’s so refreshing to see someone on TH-cam who is genuine and just enjoying a hobby and letting us join them. No clickbait or begging for likes. Nice easy watch keep it up mate for us in the uk 🇬🇧!!
The Carpetbagger I would love too! I’m a stay at home mom on a budget and your vids make my day! You give me the opportunity to see things I normally wouldn’t get the chance to myself.
Came here to say this. The Muppet Babies cartoon originated from the musical day dream of Miss Piggy while she and Kermit were taking a carriage ride in Muppets Take Manhattan.
The Muppet Baby puppets were actually in the "Muppets Take Manhattan" as part of a fantasy sequence where some of the Muppets imagine what it would be like if they grew up together. Thanks for the video. I am a huge Muppet fan and also a huge Gremlins fan!
Of all the places you've visited, I think that this place, I would absolutely lose my mind going in there. I would just get lost in there and my wife would have a hard time getting me out of there. I would end up jamming in that "make your own music room" and never leave it. Yeah. My wife would never be able to get me out of this place if we ever went here.
BlackburnBigdragon I live in Seattle and it is quite amazing. But it gets old... Ive been in like 7 times and while the music rooms are fun one trip is really all you need.
I like that I heard Lorde being played, its always cool when you hear an artist from your country being played in a pop culture museum in America. (If you haven't figured it out, I'm a New Zealander)
My favourite movie is The Wizard of Oz, my heart nearly stopped when you showed the costumes! Thank you so much for sharing, this one is totally my type of scene!
The two puppets shown at the 10:59 time mark were used for Wilkens coffee commercials in the Washington D.C. area in the 50's. My mom and dad bought plastic ones for my brother and me at a local store. Henson grew up in Maryland and went to Maryland University.
Jacob, THANK YOU! I'm disabled & would love to be able to travel & see the places you visit. I'm living vicariously through you! Thank you for entertaining me & giving me that sense of excitement, that I'd otherwise not have.
Hello Carpetbagger, My name is Yulanda, I live in Canada more specificly Ontario, more specifically than that London. I would just like too say Thank you for your amazing videos! I really enjoy watching them, I get to see things in this world that I know I wouldn't see other wise. If you didn't travel to these places and create these videos I probably would of never known these places even existed. So Thank you for your time, doing it all on your dime, and giving us insite to these great places! Keep up the great work!!
6:30 for a minute i thought you were seeing the props that were used in the rocky movie(s). where rocky enters the meat locker (with paulie) and throws a fury of combos.
OMG that's awesome that you saw all that!!!! I LOVED the Freddy costume, Muppet Babies, and LITERALLY DIED WHEN YOU SHOWED THE "THE WIZARD OF OZ" AND "LABYRINTH" CUZ THOSE ARE LIKE 2 OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES EVER!!!!
That was awesome! I loved that you went from “ eh look some swords from LOTR, but CHECK THIS PRINCESS BRIDE stuff out!!!” I would have done the same thing. We’ll have to go check out the center for puppetry arts!
I love your videos!!! I have been at home recovering from a broken foot and have been binge watching your adventures. Thank you for all the amazing fun places you show us.
Hey Jacob, how freakin cool was that museum, wow. Very well put together with very clear exhibits. By the way your camera had lines on it because of the lights that were lighting up the exhibits. x
I live here. Ive been to the MoPop Loads of times. Did you know the old name was the EMP (The Experience Music Project) but was changed as they started incorporating more popculture that didn’t involve music. Anyway. It’s a really cool place but after a while it gets old. They dont change exhibits very much except for one which changes every year. Right now they have Minecraft. I’ve gone here just about every year since I was 13. Pretty fun but at some point kinda boring when you live nearby. Then again I think everyone feels that when they live near a fun place.
A little Wizard Of Oz trivia, the actress that played the wicked witch appeared on Sesame Street and she scared the kids so bad they band the episode. :p
She appeared in the episode reprising the role of the Wicked Witch of the West, and terrorized the street (to the extent a kid's show would allow) trying to get her lost broom back from David, who wouldn't give it to her for fear of what she'd do once she had it back.
I live an hour away from Seattle and I visited the pop culture museum for my 15th birthday last summer and I’ve got to say the horror exhibit was by far the best exhibit there 10/10 rating for the whole museum and I will probably return for my 16th birthday
Is this in Seattle? If so, I'd be on Facebook Messenger like, "Hey, [Favorite Author's Name Here] guess what? I'M COMING OVER THERE!" He'd be like "... f*ck no. Please... NO."
Hey Jacob Thanks for the awesome tour!! I thought you might want a bit of trivia! That switchboard used in Frankenstein could have also been used in Young Frankenstein! Mel Brooks contacted the guy that built the set of Frankenstein and apparently he had the whole set just in storage, so Mel Brooks borrowed it for his movie as well! Keep Up the good work and we are all rooting for you!
The Gizmo prop is actually when he is driving in his car and jumps over the shovel that’s basically like a ramp and after that his expression is like the one from the Prop in this museum.
Amazing. I got to see this. Some of my favourite movies are featured. Not to mention a chance to have some free time on a drum kit. I’d never want to leave.
Jesse Thompson I believe he is referring to the carpetbagger himself having a likeness to Danny Devito..because I looked hard in the back ground and did not see the real Danny Devito anywhere
I’m new to your channel, and I freaked our seeing all of the Muppets! I have been such a huge fan of them and all of Jim Henson’s work. The Henson and Oz puppets sing a ton of funny songs.
Such a great video! I was expecting the Muppets to be there in the Jim Henson exhibit of course, but I was especially happy to see the precursor to Kermit, Wilkins, there too! :)
So that used to be the Experience Music Project. If you look at the building from one of the hills above, it looks like a smashed Jimmy Hendricks guitar....The Sky Church was designed as an event hall.
just loved this brought back a lot of good memories of hanging with high school buddies eating popcorn or pizza and coca cola and watching the scary movies. ive passed this on to my sons.family gatherings
This museum was actually first built as "The Experience Music Project" a museum in tribute to Seattle's own Jimi Hendrix by Paul Allen co-founder of Microsoft I believe it cost $240 million,I was there on opening day in 2001.
The Muppet babies were from The Muppets Take Manhattan movie , they had a whole song they sang. It was so popular in the movie they decided to make a cartoon of them.
Hey Jacob, the flickering is caused by LED lighting, and the shutter speed of the DSLR. My guess is you were filming at 30-45 at around 1,000-3,200 iso, with your Fstop higher the 5.6 (I’m guessing.). So DSLRs do not have a rolling shutter like video cameras do, they simulate this by the way the sensor scans, starting at the top and moving down. LEDs pulse really fast unlike bulbs that burn continuously. Depending on what the fastest Fstop of your lens is, say 1.8-5.6/3,200 iso at 100-200 should eliminate the rolling flicker. You will have to play with it though, LEDs do not flicker at the same rate so you got to find the sweet spot that does not cut to much light. I do not do video with DSLRs so I am figuring it plays similar to flashes and scanning.
he probably uses auto settings Daniel. Besides the settings you name would make the screen super dark in museums. And 1.8 is not recommended unless you are focussing on 1 particular subject and not showing a whole lot like he does.
You really should see where Kermit was"born" in Leland Mississippi! There is a small museum in the Deer Creek. My husband is from Leland so we have been to the cute little museum.
Wow! Hey Carpetbagger that place used to be the museum of music and science fiction! It must have gotten a heck of a facelift and seems almost completely redone since 2013 when i was living in washington!
Ehem, you mean the 1931 Frankenstein movie, the original would be the version from 1910. Sorry, I must correct any trivial errors I encounter or risk loosing my pretentious horror nerd certification.
Someday, the Carpetbagger suitcase will be on display there.
Dr170 Ha! That gave me a good laugh 😄 Mrs JM
John Meiris You sound like a mom
Ya it probably will
I just wanted to say I love you channel I'm handicap and it's hard to go anywhere and your show kinda let's me out in the world and you show everything very well and clear thank you do being my tour guide your awsome and give us A lot of cool info keep up the good work it's awsome 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
I’m glad anyway I can help
I love this comment so much and I love you
I'm in the same situation and I said the same thing. I'm glad this channel helps us.
China Raven yeah me too I also want attention
@@TheCarpetbagger your a really nice man
It’s so refreshing to see someone on TH-cam who is genuine and just enjoying a hobby and letting us join them. No clickbait or begging for likes. Nice easy watch keep it up mate for us in the uk 🇬🇧!!
That gremlins looks like it was real but then died 😢
sweetthing542001 I know right? ....and died horribly at that..
This place actually looks really cool
:)
of course the scariest thing in the horror exibit is the thumbnail
:)
I know... I don't know if I'm sleeping tonight, now. I love Gizmo and it bothers me to see him like that...
CosplayCore I feel the same way
icychill105 no it's awesome man
Awkwardly Awesome He was joking chill out.
I wish there was more Labyrinth stuff
Visit Center for Puppetry, they have much more.....and hoggle is in theblost luggage museum in Alabama
The Carpetbagger I would love too! I’m a stay at home mom on a budget and your vids make my day! You give me the opportunity to see things I normally wouldn’t get the chance to myself.
I have been to the titanic museum in pigeon forge, TN I would recommend going 🙂 really cool stuff
I'm watching this wearing my Labyrinth Tshirt right now. How coincidental!!!
Also in the background of the video where hes showing the Labryinth dolls, you can see Sarah and Jareth's outfits from the ballroom scene
The Muppet Babies puppets were introduced in the movie The Muppets Take Manhattan and used again in A Muppet Family Christmas.
:)
Came here to say this. The Muppet Babies cartoon originated from the musical day dream of Miss Piggy while she and Kermit were taking a carriage ride in Muppets Take Manhattan.
Yup! I LOVED the Muppet Baby's
Mr. Nobody don't care
carolinecristal oh
Poor gizmo looks traumatised
sk8rpunkbarbie rip gizmo
The person in the walking dead who wears the ear necklace is daryl dixon
The Muppet Baby puppets were actually in the "Muppets Take Manhattan" as part of a fantasy sequence where some of the Muppets imagine what it would be like if they grew up together. Thanks for the video. I am a huge Muppet fan and also a huge Gremlins fan!
Of all the places you've visited, I think that this place, I would absolutely lose my mind going in there. I would just get lost in there and my wife would have a hard time getting me out of there. I would end up jamming in that "make your own music room" and never leave it. Yeah. My wife would never be able to get me out of this place if we ever went here.
BlackburnBigdragon I live in Seattle and it is quite amazing. But it gets old... Ive been in like 7 times and while the music rooms are fun one trip is really all you need.
To be honest, I’d be fangirling nonstop if I went here and got to see these for myself! ESPECIALLY the horror and Labyrinth sections!
What a cool museum. Ty for sharing
:)
I like that I heard Lorde being played, its always cool when you hear an artist from your country being played in a pop culture museum in America.
(If you haven't figured it out, I'm a New Zealander)
Excellent Video!! The Horror Section was Awesome!
My favourite movie is The Wizard of Oz, my heart nearly stopped when you showed the costumes! Thank you so much for sharing, this one is totally my type of scene!
Love this! The ear necklace was Daryl Dixon's
Such a good music choice @ 1:25 Miami by Jasper Byrne from the Hotline Miami game 👌
Beyond cool! The horror section is primo!
I'm so glad you got to go to our MoPop-it's definitely a favorite-whenever anyone is visiting I try to take them there.
I adored it
The two puppets shown at the 10:59 time mark were used for Wilkens coffee commercials in the Washington D.C. area in the 50's. My mom and dad bought plastic ones for my brother and me at a local store. Henson grew up in Maryland and went to Maryland University.
Jacob, THANK YOU! I'm disabled & would love to be able to travel & see the places you visit. I'm living vicariously through you! Thank you for entertaining me & giving me that sense of excitement, that I'd otherwise not have.
I am glad that I can help in some way
I love this museum!! The guitar wall! The T.V.!! Scary!!!
Hello Carpetbagger,
My name is Yulanda, I live in Canada more specificly Ontario, more specifically than that London. I would just like too say Thank you for your amazing videos! I really enjoy watching them, I get to see things in this world that I know I wouldn't see other wise. If you didn't travel to these places and create these videos I probably would of never known these places even existed. So Thank you for your time, doing it all on your dime, and giving us insite to these great places! Keep up the great work!!
6:30 for a minute i thought you were seeing the props that were used in the rocky movie(s). where rocky enters the meat locker (with paulie) and throws a fury of combos.
Good stuff bro.
Hey Jon, hope you and your Family are in good health. xx
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I would be trapped in the make your own music room, so cool
Sweet! Going to be checking out Seattle in February ! Really excited to see this.
I love how easily spooked you are. It's so hilarious when you jump. At least you have a quick reaction/reflexes. Lol
That is a awesome museum!! I def need to go to this museum...wish my brother still lived in Seattle...great video Jacob
10:59 THE WILKINS COFFEE COMERCIAL
Get wilkins coffee or else kermit will murder you
my favorite video of yours cbaggrr!!! i love wizard of oz props n costumes too
10:57 Wilkins coffee
OMG that's awesome that you saw all that!!!! I LOVED the Freddy costume, Muppet Babies, and LITERALLY DIED WHEN YOU SHOWED THE "THE WIZARD OF OZ" AND "LABYRINTH" CUZ THOSE ARE LIKE 2 OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES EVER!!!!
That Jim Henson part looks AMAZING! I'm a puppet maker myself and he is such an inspiration to me
That was awesome! I loved that you went from “ eh look some swords from LOTR, but CHECK THIS PRINCESS BRIDE stuff out!!!”
I would have done the same thing. We’ll have to go check out the center for puppetry arts!
I love your videos!!! I have been at home recovering from a broken foot and have been binge watching your adventures. Thank you for all the amazing fun places you show us.
Wow! What a collection!
Hey Jacob, how freakin cool was that museum, wow. Very well put together with very clear exhibits. By the way your camera had lines on it because of the lights that were lighting up the exhibits. x
Wow! Outside of building is cool and the inside is even better. I could spend all day in there!
Awesome Video thanks for uploading
I live here. Ive been to the MoPop Loads of times. Did you know the old name was the EMP (The Experience Music Project) but was changed as they started incorporating more popculture that didn’t involve music. Anyway. It’s a really cool place but after a while it gets old. They dont change exhibits very much except for one which changes every year. Right now they have Minecraft. I’ve gone here just about every year since I was 13. Pretty fun but at some point kinda boring when you live nearby. Then again I think everyone feels that when they live near a fun place.
The horror segments with the flashing lights causing the shutter to act all weird makes the things in the boxes look like holograms.
I had the same problem when filming there - The flashing of the lights is so crazy, but you don't see it when you're there in person.
@@ExitThrutheGiftShop Just figured I'd point out that it looked cool on video 👍
Wow!!!! Just WOW!!!! Thank you Jacob! Totally AWESOME! This is one of your best, but it is getting hard to rate when you keep out doing yourself!
A little Wizard Of Oz trivia, the actress that played the wicked witch appeared on Sesame Street and she scared the kids so bad they band the episode. :p
That can't be true. Margaret Hamilton wasn't THAT awful looking. Honestly, she just had a large nose. That was about it. wtf.
She appeared in the episode reprising the role of the Wicked Witch of the West, and terrorized the street (to the extent a kid's show would allow) trying to get her lost broom back from David, who wouldn't give it to her for fear of what she'd do once she had it back.
Then she did Maxwell House Coffee commercials.....now THAT’S scary.
This took me all the way back ...thank you carpetbagger
Love your channel and really enjoyed this vlog , I enjoy all your vlogs but this one blew me away amazing ! Thank you
It's such a cool museum. Tons to see for movie fans!
I live an hour away from Seattle and I visited the pop culture museum for my 15th birthday last summer and I’ve got to say the horror exhibit was by far the best exhibit there 10/10 rating for the whole museum and I will probably return for my 16th birthday
We loved this museum! When we went they had a HUGE Kurt Cobain and Nirvana exhibit. Did you check his old house out when you were in Seattle?
Is this in Seattle? If so, I'd be on Facebook Messenger like, "Hey, [Favorite Author's Name Here] guess what? I'M COMING OVER THERE!"
He'd be like "... f*ck no. Please... NO."
Yeah they always have a Kurt Cobain and Jimi Hendrix exhibit in there. Very interesting
You're giving me new ideas for my bucket list!!!!
Hey Jacob Thanks for the awesome tour!! I thought you might want a bit of trivia! That switchboard used in Frankenstein could have also been used in Young Frankenstein! Mel Brooks contacted the guy that built the set of Frankenstein and apparently he had the whole set just in storage, so Mel Brooks borrowed it for his movie as well! Keep Up the good work and we are all rooting for you!
I just went to this museum yesterday. The Special Marvel comic exhibit was amazing. The permanent exhibits are fantastic.
The Gizmo prop is actually when he is driving in his car and jumps over the shovel that’s basically like a ramp and after that his expression is like the one from the Prop in this museum.
The opening scenes and music never get old!
Amazing. I got to see this. Some of my favourite movies are featured. Not to mention a chance to have some free time on a drum kit. I’d never want to leave.
my favorite part was the end when we get to see danny devito 14:02
Dylan Kitchener where exactly is he?
Jesse Thompson I believe he is referring to the carpetbagger himself having a likeness to Danny Devito..because I looked hard in the back ground and did not see the real Danny Devito anywhere
I’m new to your channel, and I freaked our seeing all of the Muppets! I have been such a huge fan of them and all of Jim Henson’s work. The Henson and Oz puppets sing a ton of funny songs.
Such a great video! I was expecting the Muppets to be there in the Jim Henson exhibit of course, but I was especially happy to see the precursor to Kermit, Wilkins, there too! :)
So that used to be the Experience Music Project. If you look at the building from one of the hills above, it looks like a smashed Jimmy Hendricks guitar....The Sky Church was designed as an event hall.
Omg!! I loved the dark crystal. I wish there was more. Jim Henson is awesome though. Also I do with there was more labyrinth things.
I was there several years ago and loved it. The best area is the sci fi areas. Can't wait to see what you think.
Jacob, It's great you've showed a bit of the Labyrinth section, that film is amazing, I've got a copy of it on DVD in the UK
Awesome vid
just loved this brought back a lot of good memories of hanging with high school buddies eating popcorn or pizza and coca cola and watching the scary movies. ive passed this on to my sons.family gatherings
This museum was actually first built as "The Experience Music Project" a museum in tribute to Seattle's own Jimi Hendrix by Paul Allen co-founder of Microsoft I believe it cost $240 million,I was there on opening day in 2001.
“Here we have some lord of the rings swords and stuff, *quick pan* but here was have princess bride”
Cool interactive exhibit of music
The people who hate your hissing have no idea what fun is. Hiss away!
Quacking Goose i think its funny
It was called Experience Music Project or EMP for short when it first opened..
I would love to visit this place! Thanks for showing us these amazing places.
Thanks for the upload.
How do they get these items i find it amazing
Good one Jacob!! May your life be filled with Ruby slippers!!
Nice vlog log 😀
The Muppet babies were from The Muppets Take Manhattan movie , they had a whole song they sang. It was so popular in the movie they decided to make a cartoon of them.
That place was fantastic to see, thanks for sharing Jacob, looking forward to part 2. 😊
What was up with all of the flickering during the first 5 minutes? Otherwise a very interesting and good video.
the intense light on split sides with such a dark center was causing his camera to wig out
Weird lighting in the exhibit
Camera and light produce different frames per second. It cases that odd tracking on video.
Hey Jacob, the flickering is caused by LED lighting, and the shutter speed of the DSLR. My guess is you were filming at 30-45 at around 1,000-3,200 iso, with your Fstop higher the 5.6 (I’m guessing.). So DSLRs do not have a rolling shutter like video cameras do, they simulate this by the way the sensor scans, starting at the top and moving down. LEDs pulse really fast unlike bulbs that burn continuously. Depending on what the fastest Fstop of your lens is, say 1.8-5.6/3,200 iso at 100-200 should eliminate the rolling flicker. You will have to play with it though, LEDs do not flicker at the same rate so you got to find the sweet spot that does not cut to much light. I do not do video with DSLRs so I am figuring it plays similar to flashes and scanning.
he probably uses auto settings Daniel. Besides the settings you name would make the screen super dark in museums. And 1.8 is not recommended unless you are focussing on 1 particular subject and not showing a whole lot like he does.
You really should see where Kermit was"born" in Leland Mississippi! There is a small museum in the Deer Creek. My husband is from Leland so we have been to the cute little museum.
Wow! Hey Carpetbagger that place used to be the museum of music and science fiction! It must have gotten a heck of a facelift and seems almost completely redone since 2013 when i was living in washington!
Awesome video! Wow! That is pretty neat that you can make your own muppet.
Another awesome video! Really took me back to my childhood!
You should totally check out the H.R Geiger museum/cafe in Switzerland
This is brilliant. Thank you. Oh poor Gizmo, looks like the dart board scene his little face.
Jacob loved this! Thank you so much!
Fantastic
Man seems so fun. I want to go now
Great Vlog Jacob!!
2:12 "Video Drone" was a reference to my favorite movie ever, David Cronenberg's VideoDrome!!! That place looks fucking awesome!
Every time I go here I have to play the instruments, one day I'll get a drum set, when my wife lets me lol
:) lol
My ultimate hell is having to watch wizard of OZ on loop for the rest of eternity !
Ehem, you mean the 1931 Frankenstein movie, the original would be the version from 1910.
Sorry, I must correct any trivial errors I encounter or risk loosing my pretentious horror nerd certification.
Yep, you got me.....the silent one with the super weird looking monster
That's the one, probably my favorite horror film of the 1910s. Which I'm now realizing is an odd thing to have a favorite of.
Ever seen the “original” wizard of Oz?
I have now, that it... definitely something else.
I go to this museum so many times since I live in seattle, this is awesome!
umm are u kidding me...like the ear necklace in the walking dead was iconic!! how do u not no?!?!?!?!
DARYL DIXON!
That place looks awesome!
New subscriber here ~ I love your content!
Looks like an awesome place, thanks for the tour
I love the Wizard of Oz to Jacob, made many decades before I was born but always a jewel.
Great work man
*Plays guitar randomly then turns to the camera* ".....Im PrEtTy AwEsOmE!🙂" I'm dead😂😂