There are quite a few rappers out there. There are quite a few commercials out there, too. But how many brands attempt to combine the two to sell their product? Well, there’s this Sprite commercial that, quite frankly, is terrible. I’m sure there are others, but the most recent is a new offering from Powerade.Continue reading “The Really Bad Powerade Basketball Commercial – The Music and More”
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“Came Out A Beast” All the Name Drops – Lil Wayne
I was surprised how palatable this song was in regards to curse words, a pleasant surprise in today’s rap music landscape. It could be that Flau’jae is keeping her image neat and tidy since she’s clearly representing LSU basketball in the video, as well as protecting her image for a future in the WNBA. LilContinue reading ““Came Out A Beast” All the Name Drops – Lil Wayne”
Cars that look like stars
I saw an El Camino recently and for a split second thought it was Kid Rock. Then I had a revelation… there are quite a few celebrities that look like cars. Adam Levine / Corvette Hunter Hayes / Toyota Rav4 Lil Wayne / this car Paris Hilton / Mazda RX-7 Vince Vaughn / VolkswagenContinue reading “Cars that look like stars”
The woman in Omi’s “Cheerleader” music video…and other fun facts about the video
[click here for more about Keith Urban’s new video “We Were”, the post will open in a new window] Omi undoubtedly has the hit of summer 2015, right? But who’s this woman below? Scroll down to find out! She’s cute, she can dance, and this is not the first music video she’s appeared in. ButContinue reading “The woman in Omi’s “Cheerleader” music video…and other fun facts about the video”
Please Tell Me This Is Normal. #2
So I had a dream recently, and in it I was making a dance compilation video for “Call Me Maybe.” Hey, everyone’s doing it, so the dream wasn’t far from reality. The only thing I remember, though, is being in a room, behind the camera, recording the dance moves of Lil Wayne. Not totally embarrassingContinue reading “Please Tell Me This Is Normal. #2”