While watching tons of Netflix this October, I sat back and watched Bates Motel TV series, set in fictional White Pine Bay, Oregon, that first aired in 2013. The series deals with Norman Bates’ life before the movie Psycho, although set in a modern day context–though I thought I would hate it, I couldn’t stop watching it! (more…)
On Saturday, October 22, 2016, at 10 p.m, I took a peek at Kreayshawn’ “Gucci Gucci” music video, which was basically about staying away from shallow people–and I couldn’t agree with more!
To begin with, Kreayshaw raps about shallow people whoever they are.
“Gucci Gucci, Louis Louis, Fendi Fendi, Prada. Basic bitches wear that shit so I don’t even bother,” explains Kreayshawn. (more…)
I took a listen to Twenty One Pilot’s “Stressed Out” on October 21, 2016-loved it.
While this song was about “stress,” I felt the singer was paralyzed by fear, which I can relate to these days.
“I was told when I get older all my fears would shrink,” rapped Twenty One Pilots, “but now I’m insecure and I care what people think.” Actually, it’s just better to do than think–in my opinion.
Though stress can be a problem, the singer raps about hard times, which is another problem in itself. (more…)
On Saturday, October 15, 2016, at 11 p.m, I caught Twoblonds a.k.a Krissy’ show on VaughnLive, which was all about her latest comedy routine.
When everyone was ready, Krissy kicked off her comedy shtick–while sipping vodka–by talking about old people.
“You know, I do like old people. I’m going to be you, one time,” snickered Krissy, “when I get older, I’ll just say crazy shit. People will think, ‘She’s old. Don’t pay attention to her!'” Krissy smiled. (more…)
On Thursday, October 13, 2016, at 3 p.m, I took in SuperDestructobot’s cast on VaughnLive, which was about guns.
Apparently, SuperDestructobot believes Americans are careless with their guns insofar as she can see.
“There is not a lot of responsible people with guns,” she observed.
While Americans might not be safe with guns, she made a suggestion on gun safety.
“It would make more sense to engrave an id number on the bullet,” suggested SuperDestructobot. (more…)
On Saturday, October 7, 2016, at 2 a.m in the morning, I watched the Twenty One Pilot’s “Heathens” Music Video, which touches on civil rights violations happening in detention camps–it was interesting.
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I checked out The Chainsmokers’ video “Don’t Let Me Down” featuring Daya on October 8, 2016th–it was a pretty good track.
While listening to their song, I could identify with some of Chainsmoker’s lyrics as the dancers swayed and twisted.
“Crashing, hit a wall…So don’t let me, ” sang Daya, “don’t let me, don’t let me down.” Personally, I’ve felt like these lyrics while feeling like these dancers.
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Although a bit kind of late, here’s my reaction to Kreayshawn’ “Bumpin’ Bumpin'” music video, which comes from her 2011 Mixtape Kittys x Choppas. Because I just heard and liked this video, I thought I would blog about this still fresh, dope video.
The introduction to “Bumpin’ Bumpin'” was dope. It started off with two girls yelling at each other, which I thought was funny. The part where Kreayshawn was yelling, “Hey, can I spend the night at your house?” and the
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On Friday, September 30, at 3 a.m in the early morning, I started watching Cherrybreeze, a broadcaster that does a live stream on Vaughnlive.
As if things couldn’t be any more hectic to start off the morning, she was crying that she can’t even pay her bills because she’s desparate–I hope this is not another troll.
“When I get my money it goes all on my bills and its gone,” she spoke. (more…)
On Tuesday, September 28, 2016, I was listening–and was extremely, overly bored- to JulieBlueLovesChu a.k.a Julie, a regular broadcaster on Vaughnlive.
Anyways, Julie was talking to a girl named Hannah; that is, they were talking about some guy–I think.
“What did he say?” she said to Hannah.
Though eye candy on cam, it was just two girls talking on the phone who were bored. (more…)