As predicted, Cee-Lo Green’s new song “F**k You” is sweeping the land. It’s garnered millions of views and is now spurring remixes and mash-ups of all sorts.
There was the addition of a 50 Cent verse:
And now The Dallas Observer has collected some famous movie scenes that have been set to Cee-Lo’s masterpiece. The best one is easily the “Shawshank Redemption” version.
[via Kottke and clusterflock]
Any fan of rap music knows how prevalent geographic references are in lyrics. Now, there’s a map for that.
[via Kottke]
Now hear this, Cee-Lo Green’s new song “F**k You” will be everywhere very soon.
[via @tdominey]
For anyone like me that missed Aracde Fire at MSG and on YouTube, thankfully they’re rebroadcasting the concert (even if it is in bite size pieces).
[hat tip to @michaeljcros]
I don’t watch many music videos so I can’t recommend many. This one is a must watch. Preferably large, and with the audio cranked up.
[via Yes Yes Y'all]
It’s actually Jimmy Fallon impersonating Neil Young, but you really can’t tell the difference.
[via Business Insider]
This needs no introduction.
[via SimpleBits]
Lady Gaga never sounded so good.
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Time magazine’s 2010 list of the 100 most influential people is an absolute joke. Lady Gaga? Anyone who’s qualifications include “diva” are automatically disqualified. Sandra Bullock? Snooki? Are these really the “women” we want to put on a pedestal for our youth to emulate? And so it doesn’t look like I’m just tearing down women on the list, you can’t be serious about Neil Patrick Harris? And Dan Coudreaut, really? The head chef of McDonald’s? You can’t be serious.
Since Time’s list is obviously a joke (I can’t really blame them since you need to sell copies by any means necessary in today’s print publishing world) I feel it would be a disservice to America and the world if a real list wasn’t put out. So below, compiled by me and me alone, is the real 2010 list of the 100 most influential people. They’re in no particular order, but are organized by category. Read the rest of this entry »
