This was one of the biggest challenges that we've been able to pull of when it comes to strange and unique circumstances in which to record a heartbeat in. We decided one day as we were driving across the San Mateo Bridge toward Hayward California, to pull out the laptop and the stethoscope mic in the car while driving across the San Francisco Bay, and record PHB's heart beating in the passenger seat of the car as I was driving. It was fun just to even say that we actually pulled this one off. Of course, please excuse that being in the car at higher speeds, it's not as easy to clearly hear her heartbeat, but still and interesting video and circumstance for which to listen to her heart. If you enjoy this post, we'd love to have an up-vote. Thank you for watching.
Princess Heartbeats is a female heartbeat sharing project that originally launched in 2015, created and maintained by Landon, along with the wonderful, generous project partners who are generous enough to (anonymously) share their heartbeat with the growing number of people around the world who are so very passionate about the sight and sound of a heart beating, of whom without, none of this would be possible.
While this project originally began on YouTube, with close to two million total views when the channel was demonetized and eventually unsustainable do to ever increasing censorship and channel strikes, it has now found a new home here on Steemit. Although for now, YouTube will continue to host the videos to be embedded here until such time a new hosting site is adopted, I would kindly ask viewers and fans of this project to view our heartbeat videos exclusively here on our Steemit channel, and provide an up-vote and/or a comment as much as you can, as that is how we can sustain and preserve this project for all who appreciate it. Doing so helps keep our content free for every heart-lover to enjoy, and is also a win/win for everyone, as your participation here also garners you cryptocurrency. Make no mistake about it, this project is driven by and exclusively about the love of heartbeats above all, but in today's fast paced world where many struggle to make ends meet, it doesn't hurt to have the crypto incentive that comes along with using Steemit, for both the content creator and the viewer alike.
We also thank everyone who has previously commented and liked our videos on our former YouTube channel, as you were all part of making this project feasible, and now we need your help here on this new platform, as brand new content and heartbeats are in the works to be contributing as 2018 ushers in. Thank you for joining us here on Steemit, and don't forget to sign up for a Steemit account (and start today, as it takes about 24 hours for a new account to be approved,) and follow us here 
Note --- Our videos and posts are intended for a wide age range of audiences who share in the passion of a heartbeat, and as such, do not contain nudity or anything that would blatantly fly in the face of community guidelines.