Morgan Wallen is Only Getting More Popular

On the eve of a big Friday for Morgan Wallen – a new album being released tomorrow AND a recently announced free concert in Nashville, yes it’s free – the country singer probably can’t help but look back at the wild couple of years it’s been since he was in the news for something otherContinue reading “Morgan Wallen is Only Getting More Popular”

The HomeGoods Commercial – The Music, Choreography, and More!

I really like the timing and editing of this HomeGoods commercial, from the flickering lamps to the spinning cars. It’s a cool commercial and uses a song that’s over 40 years old. Here’s the ad backed by Tom Tom Club’s “Genius Of Love.” The Music. If the music sounds familiar to you even in 2023,Continue reading “The HomeGoods Commercial – The Music, Choreography, and More!”

I’m a hypocrite

A while back I wrote about the intense imagery of song lyrics I heard in church one particular Sunday. I called the post, “A crimson flood, huh? A story of bad song lyrics.” The specific line in the song where I took notice was the phrase, “crimson flood,” as in, the blood of Jesus whichContinue reading “I’m a hypocrite”

Visit California? This commercial says yes!

The state of California wants us to come visit unless, of course, you already live there. Then I guess they want you to stay. “Please, for the love of God, stay!” california California has more people leaving than any other state, so I’m not surprised this commercial keeps reappearing (March 2023 update: they have aContinue reading “Visit California? This commercial says yes!”

The new NF music video – hope, goosebumps, and identical twins?

There’s hardly a way to compare NF to anyone else in the music industry but if you put pressure on me to come up with something really accurate, it would be something like this: Imagine the skills of Busta Rhymes, Eminem, and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, all in one person and that’s NF. Granted, all of thoseContinue reading “The new NF music video – hope, goosebumps, and identical twins?”