Posted on 18 June 2013 by gossipplug
She cannot be tamed and now she cannot be stopped.
Miley Cyrus will soon release the official music video for “We Can’t Stop” and in the meantime she’s been teasing fans with some cleavage shots, some Twerking and now a couple quick looks at the actual video.
In the first, she and her friends make quite a splash in a pool. In the second, Cyrus dons a hat and sings along pensively to the new track.
Watch both now and sound off: Will you buy Miley’s upcoming album?
Posted on 17 June 2013 by gossipplug
“Every two hours in America today a child dies of a gunshot would. Unity is what we are afraid of so fear is insanity, lets love each other.”
- Not CB, just Christopher
So says Chris Brown (or should we say Christopher Brown) in the title card of his new music video for “Don’t Think They Know,” featuring an Aaliyah hologram.
The late singer, whose vocals are also featured in the song, makes a posthumous in what looks to be part of the Chris Brown unity project. He aims to inspire!
Stylized in black and white (with a hint of red and blue), the “Don’t Think They Know” video features Chris on the streets of Compton in a low-rider.
The 24-year-old R&B superstar proceeds to show off his dance moves alongside faint holograms of Aaliyah, who dances around him in a dark room.
The final frame of the Chris Brown music video is a written message that reads, “Dear Aaliyah, We love and miss you, thank you for inspiring all of us.”
Are you buying Chris’ newly-created image of a peace-loving, anti-violence uniter?
Posted on 17 June 2013 by gossipplug
Lil Wayne stomped on an American flag over the weekend.
He’s filming a music video for “God Bless Amerika” in his hometown of New Orleans, and it all started off harmlessly enough, with Weezy rapping in front of the flag.
Old Glory is then released to the ground – already a big no-no, as we learned on Flag Day – at which point Wayne continues to rap, while stomping on it.
Check out the footage from Wayne’s video shoot below:
The lyrics, believe it or not, are just as controversial, which isn’t shocking from a man who infamously rapped about beating up a p—y like Emmett Till.
“My country ’tis of thee / Sweet land of kill ‘em all and let ‘em die / God bless Amerika / This ole’ godless Amerika,” raps the lightning rod that is Tunechi.
It’s his constitutional right to do this, of course … but that doesn’t mean people will line up to defend him. We’re anticipating quite the opposite in fact.
What’s your take on the situation?
Posted on 17 June 2013 by gossipplug
Love is real because the world’s most perfect people are married. There’s hope for us all!
Musician, activist, zinester, all-around feminist hero.
Source: cdn.stereogum.com
The all-female Olympia, Washington-based punk band quickly became iconic for their feminist stage antics and message, inspiring girls to make a name for themselves / destroy the patriarchy through what she called “riot grrrl.” In the '00s, she was the leader of Le Tigre, and mixed the riot grrrl style with dance beats.
Also known as Adam Horovitz, he's a musician, rapper and all around badass dude.
Source: spin.com
You probably have heard of them.
Posted on 16 June 2013 by gossipplug
Happy Father’s Day, everyone
T.I. is like the Jon Gosselin of DILFs but without all the Ed Hardy wear and bad attitude. He and his wife, Tiny, have a reality show about their immense brood. They have three kids together, and he has three kids through previous relationships and a stepdaughter from Tiny.
Source: ipowerrichmond.com
My favorite aspect of Martin's relationship with Gwyneth Paltrow is that she's five years older than him. He's a DILF and cougar-bait, a rare combination.
Source: coldplayism.com
I want to sleep with common DILFs like Jarvis. He has a son with his ex-wife who lives in Paris. Le DILF.
Via: Simone Joyner / Getty Images
Via: Jason Merritt / Getty Images
Posted on 14 June 2013 by gossipplug
Posted on 12 June 2013 by gossipplug
Dads are the best, so no wonder you want to like the same things as them. Dad Rawk Forever!
And it's not just two weird looking towers. It is so, so much more.
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Some guy tries to go from Washington State to Los Angeles by searching for directions on Google, but more importantly, he obsessively listens to The National's “Apartment Story,” which is awesome and very much dad rock.
Source: youtube.com
You already like basically every awesome band ever, why would you need an app for that?
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You have what we call “classic” taste.
Source: dbgeekshow.blogspot.com
Posted on 12 June 2013 by gossipplug
Kanye West does not give many interviews. He typically prefers to let his rants do his talking.
But with a new album and Kim Kardashian baby on the way, the rapper sat down for a revealing Q&A with The New York Times this week – and each quote was better than the last!
Showing an ego that would make Donald Trump blush, Kanye dishes on his role in music, his interruption of Taylor Swift years ago and a lot more.
We’ll just let him speak for himself in the following excerpts because no one can do Kanye justice except for Kanye…
On his outbursts: “Anytime I’ve had a big thing that’s ever pierced and cut across the Internet, it was a fight for justice. You know, if Michael Jordan can scream at the refs, me as Kanye West, as the Michael Jordan of music, can go and say, ‘This is wrong.’”
On is role in the universe: “I am so credible and so influential and so relevant that I will change things. So when the next little girl that wants to be a musician and give up her anonymity and her voice to express her talent and bring something special to the world, and it’s time for us to roll out and say, ‘Did this person have the biggest thing of the year?’ – that thing is more fair because I was there.”
On cutting off Swift at the 2009 VMAs: “I don’t have one regret…If anyone’s reading this waiting for some type of full-on, flat apology for anything, they should just stop reading right now.”
On dissing President Bush in the wake of Hurricane Katrina: “Yeah, it was pretty bugged out. When you think about it, I was wearing like, a Juicy Couture men’s polo shirt. We weren’t there, like, ready for war.”
On being like Steve Jobs: “I think what Kanye West is going to mean is something similar to what Steve Jobs means. I am undoubtedly, you know, Steve of Internet, downtown, fashion, culture. Period. By a long jump. I honestly feel that because Steve has passed, you know, it’s like when Biggie passed and Jay-Z was allowed to become Jay-Z.”
Read the full interview with West now and sound off: How awesome is Kanye West?!?
Posted on 08 June 2013 by gossipplug
Straight out of Westeros comes the Game of Thrones Ultimate Birthday Rap Battle! Warning! Some spoilers and NSFW language.
Source: youtube.com / via: stage5.tv
Posted on 07 June 2013 by gossipplug
Hello, my new shit. I don’t know what to make of Che Mack. On one end, she seems absolutely clueless and kind of horrible. She gives, “What if Keyshia Cole didn’t get saved…by Interscope?” vibes, and I try not to talk about her too badly for that reason. I just won’t feel comfortable until I receive confirmation that she didn’t leave some group home for struggle girls a few weeks before she joined Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta as a sidepiece character.
I will say that when I read that Che Mack had a diss record aimed at Joseline Hernandez, I was ready to hate it to the core. If you don’t know, I love the Puerto Rican Princess. Yet, here I am, ready to sing this song’s praises. It’s not horrible and considering the source I don’t know how you can call that anything other than a success.
TAKE A LISTEN HERE:
How incredibly genius of the track’s producer to take audio from the greatest show on Earth and use it for a song? Why hasn’t anyone else thought of that before? Is it too late for me to do this for my mixtape, Suck A Dick, Sallie Mae? If not, I’ll be using it on my second mixtape, too, tentatively titled, Deep My Throat, Discover Student Loans (Ya Bitch).
I don’t even cut for monologue Mimi like that, but dammit if I didn’t start twirking in my seat the second I heard, “Slut bitch. Slut ass bitch! Slut ass bitch! Slut ass bitch!” I wish I had a extra long weave ponytail so I could swing my head to that hook. I tried yesterday with my taper, and ugh, it’s just not the same.
Mimi carries the song, but Che Mack isn’t completely awful. Like, she could probably have a nice little regional rap career if she sticks to songs along the lines of this and maybe gems such as “Shake Dem Dreads” and all the songs Diamond from Crime Mob thinks she’s too good to do now.
Why hasn’t anyone sent me the mp3 of this yet? I’m ready to be on some New York sidewalk fighting the urge to go full hands on knees after hearing “SLUT ASS BITCH! SLUT ASS BITCH!”
Now, in tribute to Mimi Faust and her favorite word, I’m going to write the rest of this review using the word bitch as much as possible.
Bitch, listen. Bitch. This song is it, bitch. Nah, bitch, she can’t really rap, but who gives a fuck nowadays, bitch? That beat is catchy, bitch. Yasss, bitch. This is perfect for my bird self, bitch. Bitch, I hope they play this in the club. Bitch, don’t act like this shit ain’t catchy.
Alright, I’m done, bitches. Get into it. If you don’t, bitch, don’t tell me about it.
P.S. Joseline, I love you, but you might want to watch it trying to sucker punch Che Mack. Yeah, you lift all of the weights at least six days a week, but Che Mack looks like she fights as if she has nothing to lose. She will go for the face and try to deflate your right breast implant. Be careful.
