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BRITNEY SPEARS SHOWS LOVE TO THE US OLYMPICS

Britney Spears never misses a chance to use her platform for good. All eyes are on the Team USA at the Winter Olympics. The Olympics only happens every four years, so it is a big event for the entire world. The USA is kicking ass and taking names, but some of the team members are experiencing some hate due to their sexual orientation. It is crazy how someone could work their whole lives to get into the Olympics to win countless gold medals just to be called, “gay.” These athletes are so much more than that and deserve to be respected as such.

Britney Spears, the queen of pop, wasn’t going to let this disrespect go unnoticed. Britney has always supported the gay community and isn’t going to let anyone get them down.

She tweeted words of encouragement to ice skater Adam Rippon and skier Gus Kenworthy. Kenworthy is proud of his sexuality and he showed that by posting a spread of photos with Rippon on Twitter with the caption “We’re here. We’re queer. Get used to it.” That certainly showed them. But what else is better than getting Briney freaken’ Spears to support you?

Check out the Tweets here:

Here are their starstruck replies:

It’s 2018 people wake up! Homophobia is an ugly thing and one shouldn’t be judged based on who they chose to sleep with. These athletes have just accomplished more than anything the average person will ever do in their life, so start respecting them as such. They might just take those skis and skates to your neck and Britney will be there to laugh at you.

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[NEW VIDEO] TRIPPIE REDD FT. TRAVIS SCOTT – “DARK KNIGHT DUMMO”

At last, the moment my friends and I have been waiting for. Trippie Redd and Travis Scott’s new hit single “Dark Knight Dummo” video is now released and it is lit. I don’t care what no one says, this song bangs hard. Watching this video, I felt like I was watching an entire remake of the film “Evil Dead” but with a little hip hop twist to it. Both Trippie and Travis have a dark, dramatic personality and that’s what they delivered to us. If you’ve been waiting on Astroworld, hold on a bit longer with this “Dark Knight Dummo” record. This is definitely one of my favorites.

Watch below.

LIL YACHTY TURNS UP AT THIS BAR MITZVAH PERFORMANCE

Lil Yachty, known for his feature on DRAM’s song “Broccoli”, just performed at a Bar Mitzvah and it got everyone out of their seats. Although we were unaware of where the party took place, it was put up on Youtube a few days ago and all the fans are super excited about this performance.

Just check this clip:

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I think my favorite part of the clip is the little kids watching Yachty go all out and throw Champagne on the crowd. It seems like these kids got a lot more than they were expecting.

Here’s another clip:

I think it’s really funny that he is telling the kids to turn up. I’m definitely going to be rewatching this to see the look on the kid’s faces over and over again. This was certainly a great show for the teenagers in the crowd. The adults and the kids were probably perplexed at this trap rapper.

Lil Yachty always gives his all in performances and he never fails to entertain. I really wish I could have been at this Bar Mitzvah. The parents probably had to pay a pricy cost but it seems like it was certainly worth it.

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[LATEST RELEASE] MGMT’S LITTLE DARK AGE

MGMT just released their fourth album Little Dark Age. This album marks the change in genre for the band. They are now more of a ’80s goth band, and I couldn’t be happier. This allowed them to branch out into a genre that fits their creativity and style more.

Check out the title track, “Little Dark Age” here:

The singer of MGMT told Vice that they are never going to put out a “Kids” part two. He said, “people hear something and they just want that again, but we’re not ever going to do that. We’ll always disappoint some people I’m sure.”

They are constantly trying to get away from their “Kids” persona and want other people to see them as a collective band and not just a hit single.

Check out the hit single here:

This came out in 2009 and people are still talking about it. They have released other albums that have strayed away from their original Oracular Spectacular image.

They stated,

“One of us would have a start to a song, and we’d add to it. MGMT was all about finding moments out of really long jams—we kept saying, ‘Now we’re going to write a normal pop song,’ but there was some part of us that wouldn’t let us do that. For whatever reason, we were more in that mood this time around.”

The album started off with the song, “She Works Out Too Much” which is a fun jam with background call out vocals that put a really modern spin on the song. The theme of this song is a failed relationship between a man and a woman who is obsessed with working out. This is a pretty creative idea that works in MGMT’s favor.

I love the lyrics: 

The only reason we never worked out was
He didn’t work out
(He’s trying)
(She works out too much)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn’t work out enough
(He’s trying)

It’s such a cheesy idea but I can’t help but dance to it. It’s funny to picture a gym rat trying to have a relationship.

Then the next two songs are the singles, “Little Dark Age,” and “When You Die.”

Check out my review of those songs here:

The fourth track on this record is “Me and Michael” and it puts the listener in a trace. It seems like this song wasn’t really meant for 2018 since it has a lot of 80s glam rock influences. The chorus of the song was supposed to be, “me and my girl” but they found that to be boring, so they changed it to Michael. They said that they don’t know who Michael is, which is pretty confusing but hey, the track is fun.

They also released a music video for this song, which is pretty hilarious:

Totally worth the six minutes. This is probably the weirdest music video they have ever done but it works so perfectly due to their great sense of humor and originality of the song.

The next song, “TSLAMP” is a song dedicated to how cell phones have impacted the way we communicate with other people. I like that they are making a political statement with this song. It is not really a stand out track but the instrumental bridge is beautiful as he sings,

“Last thing that you need
Is the new shiny feature
All the memories you’ve shared
Devoured by perverted creatures

Nothing can compete
With the first time you saw her
Passing strangers on the street
Spending every moment looking at their phones.”

The fact that he is singing about a love that was lost because of the fact he was looking at his phone and not participating in real life is a powerful message. It really makes the listener think how much they have missed out on because they were focused on being in a different reality.

The next track, “James” is a tribute to their friend James Richardson. It’s not a stand out track but it is a nice song in the middle of the album.

“Day That Got Away” is a trippy creative song. It’s a great listen to put on your headphones and chill out. It has a similar feel that “James” has.

“One Thing Left to Try” is a more pop electric rock song. The song has great instrumentals during the refrain. The song talks about the singer’s struggle with suicidal thoughts. There is a positive spin on the song as he sings,

“The only way to get rid of the feeling,

You have to draw the line,

And remember there’s more than you’re seeing

Decide.”

 

The message he is trying to get across is that you can either stay in your depression wanting to die, or you can change your life. It is really up to you what you decide to do.

“When You’re Small” is a really bad track in my opinion. Yes, I’m starting to become critical of this album. It seems like this album was supposed to be the big exit for this album but it fails to do so. I really don’t care if someone is small. I feel like this track was trying to be deep, but it lacked the lyrics to really convey that message.

The album ends with the track, “Hand it Over” which is a perfect way to send off the listener. It is more of a reflection track. It’s time to hand it over, and I’ll give you anything MGMT.

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Overall album review:

I think that the beginning of the album was really strong, but then it faded out into more chill vibe with slower songs that were more abstract. I would say that this album isn’t the best MGMT album but it did do a great job of creating a new gothic image for them. “Little Dark Age” definitely set the bar high for this album and it is the best song on the album. I would say I’m a little disappointed with the other tracks that seemed to be filler. I know they wanted to make a collective album, but it seems like all the songs seem to sound the same. For example, “James” and “Days That Got Away” are so similar I didn’t even know the track changed.

Other than that, I think people are being way too critical about this album. They complain that they want their original sound, but that is not going to happen. Bands experiment with all different sounds and this album is pretty good. They wanted to make an album that has really catchy pop songs that don’t follow a formula. This album is jam-packed with them. I respect their creative decisions and I think it works perfectly. Hopefully, they won’t wait four years to put out another album because this is the start of something great.

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