YouTube Roundup
#1. Best Song Title Ever.
#1. Best Song Title Ever.
Pantha du Prince's "Stick to My Side" is one of the focal points of his fantastic new album Black Noise, featuring vocals from seminal Animal Collective member, Noah Lennox.four-tet.jpg (JPEG Image, 480x320 pixels)
This track is being given the remix treatment by a variety of folks for an upcoming single remix EP, out in the next few days.
Two of note are that of Four Tet, which is a bit of an ambient dancing take on the track while the Walls remix clearly seems to inject some decidedly more Animal Collective attributes to the song. Check em out below.
Meet Youtube member honoryourtruth, she is totally out of her mind. . Formally known as Debra Hadraba, an award winning knuckle dragger. Currently she appears to be an out-patient hoarder, and obviously strung-out on prescription drugs: from her constant jitters and heavy gesticulations, to her never ending battle with finding flaws in everyday metaphors. Her motive to shed personal light on interchangeable constellations is beyond me, it probably comes from the back of a milk carton, or a personals ad.
Here is a video where Debra speaks on putting eggs in baskets. She has a shit ton of extra baskets just lying around, you'll notice.
Holy shit, shes fucking crazy. When I say crazy, I mean: in the most amazing way possible. Actions speak louder than words.
Ok, now this is where I got freaked out, apparently she makes these videos too. These devilish little 2D suggestionaire's. The computer voice is absolutely ridiculous, not to mention the clothing - the scene - Debbie's sunglasses - and the whole dialog. Super creep city, please enjoy.
Click here to go to Debra's Youtube page for more videos
Really good campaign against smoking weed staring Syracuse track star Donnie Burbinliben on his grandmas floral daybed.
So I'm down here in the GD desert again, only this time I'm eating sushi. For some reason, all textures I experienced were on a trail going toward Wimpawomica. I called it the hidden temple, and what a magical place it has become for me thus far. However, I've since moved--> now I'm "geo cashing" some where in north east Montanya. It's probably the most I've ever learned about the damn northern states. I mean fuck, sushi in the forest? Let's keep this going guys, amazing.
I'll have you know that all fish don't need to come from the forest just to be good, there are plenty of mannon fish that'll grow in the water. All i carry is my duffel, and full of rations it is, but there is just one problem--> My match lite got broken in the storm. I started living on dill flavored sunflower seeds. Not half bad, but on a lighter note--> here is a cute stop motion video curotsy of Stanman16. But don't expect any similar stop motion gems from his collection; rumor has it, hes just hosting the video...
New single from Montreal-based band. Looks to be promising. Kind of has a bit of a LCD/Talking Heads/Arcade Fire thing going on. Which can never really be a bad thing.
Yes, it is true. These "red-brick road" babies high school students think they can tell us what words not to use? I mean, I love it, but i also hate it. "Retard" is my go to word when i don't want to say "gay"--> about anything and everything. I've bolded some words that I feel are essential for flow. I thank you in advance for the compliments. Anyways, here is the story: It’s the slur raising a ruckus from the White House to Hollywood, and today friends of the intellectually disabled will stage a pledge drive at the State House to ban the word “retard” in Massachusetts. Soldiers of the anti-R-word movement will be collecting signatures from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Great Hall from those who “pledge and support the elimination of the derogatory use of the R-word from everyday speech and promote the acceptance and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities.” On Wednesday, at least 200 students plan to hold an anti-R-word rally at Winthrop High School. “When that word’s used, it’s a sign of ignorance. That’s the bottom line. We can change people’s way of thinking. I really believe that,” said Craig Smith of Brighton, founder of the equal rights group Massachusetts Advocates Standing Strong. Smith, who was born brain-damaged, said, “I would love to see that word banned. Names hurt. As a society, we have a lot to learn. Sometimes we have to think before we speak. We don’t do that very well. We’re all guilty of that.” And not just schoolyard bullies. Earlier this month, conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh mocked liberal activists as “retards,” after White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel was forced to apologize to the Special Olympics for rebuking left-wing extremists as “(expletive) retarded” for threatening to alienate more conservative Democrats. The Black Eyed Peas’ song “Let’s Get it Started” was originally “Let’s Get Retarded.” And in 2008, Ben Stiller’s comic blockbuster “Tropic Thunder” was picketed at movie theaters for its excessive mocking of the R-word. “As you’ve seen over the past couple of months, it’s kind of flared up on the political level,” said David Greenwood, spokesman for Massachusetts Special Olympics. “Every time you hear it in a school setting or in a sentence that might have a swear word before it, it’s meant to be derogatory.” Story from Bostonherald.com, click the like to go to the story page.
Another gem from my hidden gem collection--> rolling in with a mere 310 views (at least 50 of those views are mine since last November). Daniel Carousel happens to be one my favorite Youtubers of the season. Face it, with your chest puffed out--> the kid has got potential. With just the right amount of free time and verbal abuse from peers at school, he could actually be driven to stardom, by default of course. From outbursts to unknown-funnybone weaponry, Daniel Carousel tends to make the best of it in typically less than 2 minutes. You could be inclined to waste n hour or two trying to understand it all.
Click here for the link to his video page