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Chase Rice - Way Down Yonder (Official Music Video) Hotney 6 Streams • 3 years ago

Listen to "Way Down Yonder": https://chaserice.lnk.to/WayDownYonderID

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CREDITS
Crew:
● Production
○ Twelve Midnight - Production Company
○ Kaiser Cunningham - Director
○ Dustin McLaughlin - Executive Producer
○ AJ Aiello - Executive Producer
○ Alan Farris - Producer
○ Todd Luther - Producer
○ Dylan Wallis - Associate Producer
○ Todd Luther - Production Coordinator
○ Chloe Gonzales - Production Supervisor
○ Carolyn Bailey - 1st Assistant Director
○ Chance Pease - Set Production Assistant
○ Amanda Lee - Set Production Assistant
● Camera Department
○ Dylan Rucker - Director of Photography
○ KC Kennicutt - Steadi-Cam Operator
○ Andrew Czap - 1st Assistant Camera
○ Ryan Ewart - 2nd Assistant Camera
○ Dylan Wallis - BTS Photographer
○ Jason Arreola - BTS Videographer
● Grip & Electric Department
○ Isaac Elstoen - Gaffer
○ Garnett George - Best Boy
○ RoyJohn Bulls - Grip
○ Dominic Scalise - G&E Swing
● Art Department
○ Bella Barnett - Set Designer
○ Syd Barker - Set Design Assistant
● Hair & Make-Up Department
○ Ashley Rike - H/MU Artist 1
○ Gi Gi Coker - H/MU Artist 2
○ Rylee Burk - H/MU Artist 3
● Wardrobe Department
○ Carolina Tolentino - Wardrobe Stylist
○ Lhars Ebersold - Wardrobe Assistant
○ Meredith Noles - Wardrobe Assistant
○ Lori Taranovich - Wardrobe Assistant
○ Lori Taranovich - Costume Rental Provider
○ Zoila - Tailor
● Post Department
○ Dustin McLaughlin - Editor
○ Brett Price - Colorist
● Casting Agency
○ Legacy Casting
○ Andrei Constantinescu - Casting Agent
● Locations
○ The Brand Room
○ Rodeo Exchange
Cast:
● Main Talent
○ Chase Rice - Himself
● Extras
○ Justin Powell - Cowboy
○ Brad Gandy - Cowboy
○ Johnny Davis - Cowboy
○ Christopher Corson - Cowboy
○ John Hunter - Cowboy
○ Perry Sampley - Cowboy
○ Ned Stewart - Cowboy
○ Ronnie Stewart - Cowboy
○ Rowdy Chatham - Bartender
○ Anthony Barber - Poker Player
○ Omar Ward Sr. - Poker Player
○ Devon Mitchell - Poker Player
○ Paul Fulks - Poker Player
○ Jimmy Fowler - Poker Dealer
○ Austin Davis - Piano Player
○ Aaron Mark McMorris - Guitar Player
○ Stephen Long - Cajon Player
○ Bwalya Chisanga - Cowgirl
○ Shalon La Bar - Cowgirl
○ Lakreshia M Mcgruder - Cowgirl
○ Hallie Pointer - Saloon Girl
○ Lauren Masters - Saloon Girl
Special Thank You:
● Location Support
○ Visit Fort Worth
○ Film Fort Worth

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정국 (Jung Kook), Usher ‘Standing Next to You - Usher Remix’ Official Performance Video Hotney 4 Streams • 3 years ago

정국 (Jung Kook), Usher ‘Standing Next to You - Usher Remix’ Official Performance Video
💽 Listen to 'Standing Next to You - Usher Remix': https://ingrv.es/StandingNexttoYouUsherRemix

Credits:
Director: Yong Seok Choi (Lumpens)
Co-Director: Guzza (KUDO)

Producer: Ran Ro (Lumpens)

Director of Photography: EumKo
Focus Puller: Youngwoo Lee
2nd AC: Eunil Lee
3rd AC: Yuntae Ko

Production Company: OUT OF OFFICE CO
EP/Producer: Sina Pars
Production Supervisor: Joe Keenan
Production Coordinator: Nina Nwachukwu
Travel Coordinator: Jane Kim

1st AD: Jesse Hays
2nd AD: Christina “Mitchy” Mitchell

1st AC: Victor Chon
2nd AC: Marco Escobedo
DIT: Jack Damon

CLT: Kyle Bryson
ACLT: Mark Mann
SLTs: Spencer Scranton, Mike Garcia, Perry Alexus
Hyph: Jack Shaw
Key Grip: Wadsworth Peters
BBG: Blake Danchik
Grips: David Roth, Chris Wieland, Charlie McGlinsky, Jake Reeder
Hyph: Wilson Sun

VTR: Ignacio Martinez
SPFX: Cade Fall
Dancers: Dom Lashawn Johnson, Ian Eastwood, Devin Pornel, Brian Puspos, Jacob Brandorff, Vinh Nguyen

Hair (Dancers): PJ Olay
Hair Asst: Violet Schroeder
MU (Dancers): Elle Favorule
MU Assist: Sonia Cabrera

Transpo Captain: Kevin Barrett
Teamsters: Kevin Peterson, Rita Lundrin, Salim Allen, Luke Norris, Shaheed Veal
Locations: Laura Dominguez
Medic: Monica Rust
Craft Service: Leslie Paz, Viviana Terriquez
Chef/Driver: Michael Cruz

Liaisons: Candy Yi, Cathy Kim, Brandon Choi
Talent PAs: Belle Eykmans, Bianca Yi
AD PA: Damien Pettway
PAs: Dariush Sobhani, Ted Shehan, Evan Rowe, Dylan Sutherland, Jose Ramos, Daniel Trejo, Austin Barrett, Jennifer Scelsi

DI: LUCID COLOUR
Colorist: Wonseok Ko
DI Crew: Dain Kim, Imgoo Jo, Suhyeon Bae
DI Producer: Minji Nam
Manager: Yujin Seo

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2Pac Vs. Ice Cube - Beef Analysis [King Of The West Coast] Hotney 2 Streams • 3 years ago

2Pac & Ice Cube Disses & Beef, Bow Down Vs. Hit 'Em Up, Diddy

One of the most unknown issues in the hip-hop world, had been the static 2Pac had with Ice Cube. Pac Felt Ice Cube was biting His Style with West Coast Buzz But Had Miscommunication. There was friction before 2Pac signed to Death Row due to Ice Cube sabotaging 2Pac's song Dear Mama & Pac taking Ice Cube's role for Poetic Justice. After his release from prison, Makaveli left New York and formed a business partnership with Suge Knight and his friends at Death Row. 2Pac was ready to take aim at Common from a lyrical perspective during Ice Cube’s beef with the Chicago rapper in the mid 1990s, according to Outlawz member Napoleon.

“I remember when the East Coast-West Coast thing was heating up, I think Common and Cube was going through their beef, like they were dissing each other,” Napoleon said. “I remember ‘Pac was like, ‘See, if I was cool with Cube right now, I’d be going after Common for him, but now I’m staying out of it.'”

He continued: “‘Pac had a lot of love for Cube. I never heard him say anything negative about him. I think at one particular time they were closer, and maybe they just went their separate ways. But that’s the only thing I heard him say about Cube, but he definitely respected Cube.”

Ice Cube dissed Common on the 1995 Mack 10 track “Westside Slaughterhouse” in response to his classic ode to Hip Hop, “I Used to Love H.E.R.,” which he felt was a slight against West Coast rappers and their growing dominance in the industry.

Out of 2pac’s own words, he felt Ice Cube was clout chasing the west coast aggressive content, with telling out of towners to bow down. This was evident, when it was brought to our attention that he planned to unleash multiple diss tracks at Cube after making peace with Nas and others in the five boroughs. Unfortunately, it may have seemed that way and 2pac was completely correct; but Ice Cube was quietly repping the west lifestyle on the forefront after completing a slew of Hollywood films.

Ice Cube: Tupac Needed Help On Classic Diss Record "Hit 'Em Up" & says that "No Vaseline" is better

Cube spoke about a list of the “most unforgettable diss tracks in Hip Hop history”, in which Tupac’s “Hit ‘Em Up” took the pole position and his epic “No Vaseline” track aimed at N.W.A. was placed at a modest third.

Timeline:
0:00 - Intro
0:48 - Background: 2Pac met Ice Cube in 1990 & they became friends
4:00 - 2Pac meets Ice Cube's artist Yo-Yo & becomes her boyfriend
5:21 - 2Pac & Ice Cube in the movie Poetic Justice, Ice Cube calls 2Pac a sucker
10:52 - 2Pac, Ice Cube & Ice-T record the song Last Wordz & Pac breaks up with Yo-Yo
12:18 - 2Pac & Ice Cube beef over the song Dear Mama, 2Pac thinks he turned Yo-Yo against her
18:26 - 2Pac appears in the music video for Dr. Dre & Ice Cube's Natural Born Killaz
20:26 - 2Pac gets shot 5 times, goes to prison, gets bailed out, signed to Death Row & joins the East Coast/West Coast beef
21:24 - 2Pac wanted to diss Common for Ice Cube & Westside Connection
23:36 - 2Pac & Ice Cube become rivals & don't want to work together
30:55 - 2Pac loses respect for Dr. Dre & Ice Cube (the older generation & the people he looked up to)
31:34 - 2Pac and Ice Cube accuse eachother of biting (dissing the east coast, the bandana, the W hand sign, the term westside, 2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted & Can't C Me)
40:14 - Ice Cube & the Westside Connection release the song "Bow Down" dissing 2Pac in the video after he dropped Hit 'Em Up, Pac has a problem with Cube calling himself the West Coast Don
56:15 - 2Pac dies but was planning to diss Ice Cube on the Makaveli The Don Killuminati album & on additional disstracks, 2Pac's group Outlawz continued the beef
58:44 - Ice Cube says that 2Pac went too far on Hit Em Up & then steals 2Pac's adlib "Yay-Yay"
01:00:19 - Napoleon from the Outlawz confronts Ice Cube in the studio about dissing 2Pac & Ice Cube subliminally disses 2Pac again on the album "War & Peace, Volume 2" on the songs Waitin Ta Hate, You Ain't Gotta Lie Ta Kick It, You Can Do It & Let It Reign
01:06:26 - Ice Cube looks down on 2Pac, doesn't include him in his Top 15 & gets mad because people rank Hit Em Up above No Vaseline
01:09:04 - Final words
01:09:40 - Outro

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SOCIAL DISTORTION: The Untold Story of the Band & Mike Ness Hotney 4 Streams • 3 years ago

SOCIAL DISTORTION: The Strange history of the band behind songs like 'Mommy's Little Monster,' 'Bad Luck' & 'Story of My Life.'

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This in-depth exploration traces the tumultuous journey of punk rock icons Social Distortion, spearheaded by the indomitable frontman Mike Ness. Originating in Orange County's underground scene during the late 70s, the band faced a myriad of challenges and triumphs on their path to mainstream success in the 90s.

The narrative begins by unraveling Mike Ness's troubled upbringing, marked by a family upheaval that led him to find solace in music, initially influenced by The Rolling Stones and CCR before discovering the rebellious spirit of punk. The evolving lineup of Social Distortion is dissected, with Ness remaining as the sole original member, as they experimented with a unique fusion of blues, country, rockabilly, and punk.

The documentary-style storytelling delves into Ness's personal struggles with addiction, providing a candid view of his battles with drugs and the impact it had on his life and the band. The script unfolds the band's rise to prominence with pivotal albums like "Mommy's Little Monster" and "Prison Bound," showcasing their musical evolution and the challenges faced within the burgeoning punk rock scene.

Significant moments in Social Distortion's career are spotlighted, including hit singles that propelled them into the mainstream and the profound influence of heroin addiction on Ness's life. The script navigates through lineup changes, exploring how they shaped the band's identity, and tragically, the loss of guitarist Dennis Danell.

As punk rock gained popularity, the narrative details the band's decision to embrace a broader audience, leading to their evolution into a major label act. Social Distortion's enduring legacy within the punk rock scene is dissected, with reflections on their impact and influence.

The script concludes with a glimpse into the band's most recent album in 2011, "Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes," and hints at their future endeavors, leaving the audience with a sense of anticipation for the next chapter in Social Distortion's storied career.

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