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Brent Faiyaz - VILLAIN'S THEME [Official Video] Hotney 10 Streams • 3 years ago

Brent Faiyaz - VILLAIN'S THEME [Official Video]

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DIRECTED by : LONEWOLF & MARK PEACED
EDITOR: Lonewolf
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER [SHOTCLOCK]: Harrison Corwin
PRODUCER: Louis Moreschi
PRODUCTION MANAGER: Dylan Underhill
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR: Teresa Plascencia
1st AD: E-Class
2nd AD: Anthony Hayward
DP: Carlos Reyes
1st AC: Fio Karpenko
2nd AC: Pavel Gazdyuk
GAFFER: Jordan Brodie Avtal
KEY GRIP: Spenser Adelstein
BBE: Jeff Kulig
BBE: Dave Adam
GRIP: Sebastian LamGRIP: Collin GallivanSLT: Ryan SilverSLT: Ricardo Biggs
HEAD TECH: Drew Dumas
1st TECH: Mike West
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Rob Page
ART ASSTS: Kelly Wilson
Key PA: Robert Blair
Truck PA: Jake Gonzalez
PA: Richard Song
PA: Diego Albuerne
PA: Ben Healey
PA: Nikki Romero
PA: Joey Matias
WARDROBE: Abbie Rauch
HMU: Dallas Smith
BALLERINA: Precious GillbertBALLERINA: Alison Stroming
BALLERINA: Ariana Emnace
BALLERINA: Brittney Hall
BALLET CASTING: Bloc Agency, Go to Talent Agency
CHOREOGRAPHER: Erick Garnica
ORCHESTRA: Icyola
AUDIENCE: Hypmosis Casting

Lyrics:

Temporary euphoria
Or a release
Hm, yeah, especially if you constantly gotta work
And do things that you might not wanna do (mhm)
That's like temporary happiness real quick
It's an escape

And I make music about that because I feel it gets to a point
Where you live so much of your life in that state because you work so much (ah)
It's for years that I been doin' the same shit

Motherfuckers like to use that word, "Toxic"
But that's the Internet word that people like to attach to shit
I don't think that's an Internet word
I think that's a real word that really means something
Temporary euphoria (motherfuckers like that's the new shit though)
Motherfuckers like, "You never heard"
Toxic's been around for centuries

It's like I'm out this mo'fucker for a lil' bit, while you bullshittin'
It's an escape
That's how I feel about it
Shakespeare used it
That's a Twitter word
The Taming of the Shrew

Anything that doesn't apply to you, feel me?
Yes, ah, you feel me (rainbows and butterflies)
I fuck around, drink, and bullshit they gon' be like (they gon' be like, "It was toxic")
Bustin' random chicks and pop some E and bullshit
But if you sing that, people gon' want you to make some shit that's romantic, or sweet
It's like, "Fuck it, " like
It's an escape

So if you sing some real shit, and people like "what's toxic?" and "what's real"
Honestly, truthfully
Okay, I get that
Like I know I gotta wake up in the morning and go to work
So lemme bullshit for the night
This right here euphoria
The thing that come with this shit
Is-is, uh, it's like reality times ten

Every year before like ten years
As far as the people that you meet
The places that you go
Temporary euphoria
Or a release

So it's because of that, that's why I'm gonna approach shit
A lil' more in retrospect, and it might come out harsh
But I think it's just more honest
Let's just keep that shit honest, fuck it
What purpose do your vices serve in your life?

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Izzy Stradlin A Mysterious Man Whose Life Is Very Dark, He Keeps His Spirit Because of Guns N Roses Hotney 8 Streams • 3 years ago

In March 1985 Stradlin founded Guns N Roses with Axl Rose and Tracii Guns, Ole Beich and Rob Gardner, as a favor to LA Guns manager Raz Cue, who had previously booked the act at the Troubadour. By June the lineup consisted of Rose guitarist Slash, rhythm guitarist Stradlin, bassist Duff McKagan and drummer Steven Adler. They played nightclubs such as the Whisky a Go Go, The Roxy and The Troubadour and opened for larger acts throughout 1985 and 1986. During this period the band wrote much of its classic material and Stradlin established himself as a key songwriter. In July 1987 Guns N Roses released their debut album Appetite for Destruction, which to date has sold over 28 million copies worldwide including 18 million in the United States alone. Stradlin wrote or cowrote most of its songs including the hits Sweet Child o Mine and Paradise City. He also wrote the hit Patience on the follow up GNR Lies released in November 1988 to US sales of five million copies, despite containing only eight tracks, four of which were included on the previously released EP Live Like a Suicide. As their success grew, so did tensions within the band. In 1989 opening for The Rolling Stones, Rose made an on stage announcement in which he threatened to leave the band if Slash and Adler did not stop dancing with Mr. Brownstone, a reference to their song of the same name about heroin. After being sentenced to a year's probation for urinating in public aboard an airplane, Stradlin decided to attain sobriety, he returned to his house in Indiana where he detoxed from drugs and alcohol. By the release of the Use Your Illusion albums Stradlin had become dissatisfied with life in Guns N Roses, Once I quit drugs, I couldn't help looking around and asking myself, Is this all there is I was just tired of it, I needed to get out. On November 7, 1991 it was announced that he had left Guns N Roses, having played his final show as an official member on August 31 at Wembley Stadium. Stradlin added that getting sober played a part in his decision to leave, saying When you're fucked up, you're more likely to put up with things you wouldn't normally put up with. Some of Stradlin's guitar playing recorded during the Illusion sessions appears on Guns N Roses's 1993 covers album The Spaghetti Incident, although he was uncredited on the project.
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Spottie WiFi Feat. Bart Oatmeal - Believers (Official Music Video) Hotney 6 Streams • 3 years ago

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A$AP Bari Interview: Vlone, A$AP Rocky, A$AP Yams, Fashion, Playboi Carti, Virgil Abloh & More! Hotney 12 Streams • 4 years ago

Sauntering in with a stitched Chome Hearts face covering, A$AP Bari’s presence is immediately felt. “I’m on my Ye shit,” he says with a smirk, as the word “architect” isn’t enough to describe the fashion designer, mogul and creative director. To be “different at all times” is what he set out to accomplish in life, and looking back, he’s done just that.

The A$AP co-founder and “Mr. Vlone” himself has played a huge part in the ascension of hip-hop’s current regime. Whether it be the clothes A$AP Rocky, Playboi Carti, Lil Uzi Vert, Travis Scott or Lil Yachty rock on the daily, Bari’s calling has always been to “influence the influencers” — emanating his streetwear sauce and refined “lifestyle” in every facet. “I’m like a fashion drug dealer… I sell clothes like drugs… I’m selling MY product.” he said, describing the exclusivity of his founded brands in VLONE and ENDLESS.

In his first-ever on-camera interview, Bari sat down with OGM host Hakeem Rowe to speak on his roots in Harlem, A$AP Mob's formation A$AP, Rocky, Yams, Playboi Carti, Lil Uzi Vert, Virgil Abloh, VLONE, the SoundCloud era and so much more in this extremely special Our Generation Music exclusive.

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CREDITS:
Hosted by: Hakeem Rowe
Shot by: Saint Hillaire
Edited by: Sam Sikora
Produced by: Jon Barlas
Research by: Mateo Braxton

STAMPS:
0:00 - Intros
2:08 - Bari’s birthday message
2:42 - When did fashion become an interest for Bari?
3:37 - Brands he was up on early, fashion inspirations
4:40 - “The lifestyle of Lil Wayne,” his impact on Bari
5:55 - The fashion lifestyle, “military school,” inspired by Ye, Pharrell
7:36 - “I was a weirdo in the hood”
8:51 - “I’m like the fashion drug dealer”
9:45 - Early days of A$AP, how the group came together
11:15 - Meeting A$AP Nast, Jadakiss “Paper Towel Headband” influence
13:55 - Teenage years, Teyana Taylor, A$AP Yams
17:40 - “Home [Harlem] is the Hollywood of New York”
20:04 - “The first day I met Yams, he was my best friend.”
21:35 - Forming A$AP Mob, A$AP Rocky, the “crews” of Harlem
24:10 - Teyana Taylor being responsible for A$AP MOB’s inception
25:10 - Bringing Rocky into A$AP
27:28 - Rocky born to be a superstar: “Rocky didn’t have songs, he had freestyles. Who he was in the hood is who he is today.”
29:30 - A$AP inspired by Cash Money, Master P, Weezy, UGK
29:43 - ‘LIVE.LOVE.A$AP’ being timeless, how his first-ever project was accidentally deleted then reborn
31:48- Bari’s role in A$AP during their early years: Creative directing, Fashion. “Yams was the mogul. Rocky was the rapper.”
33:36 - Bari on life: “Being different at all times.”
34:18 - The impact of A$AP in the culture
35:18 - Bari on Playboi Carti
36:58 - Bari on Lil Uzi Vert
38:23 - Bari bringing Uzi and Carti together, 16*29
39:02 - Lil Yachty working for Bari before he rapped
39:38 - Bari’s impact on our generation of superstars
41:25 - Bari on Travis Scott, “Quintana” cameo: “Travis when always been crazy [talented]. He makes his own beats… He’s the vision, he’s smart as hell.”
44:41 - Early London drill, “I’m not rapper,” but his feature with Skepta went crazy. “‘It Ain’t Safe’ started drill music in London.”
47:44 - Bari on Skepta: “He’s such a f***ing visionary. He changed my life.”
48:49 - Bari’s “big moment”: Him forming and owning Vlone, the messaging behind the brand
50:50 - The exclusivity of Vlone: “It really became a lifestyle.”
53:18 - Vlone’s impact in the SoundCloud era, how it bred community, culture: “Vlone, live alone, die alone.”
55:12 - “I design for the people. I don’t design for me.”
56:00 - Vlone’s influence on the new form of fashion: “If it’s a lifestyle, imma live it.”
58:40 - Paris Fashion Show, Lil Peep walking for Bari’s line
1:00:15 - Why he didn’t put Vlone in stores: “I sell clothes like drugs… I’m selling MY product.”
1:03:33 - Bari being able to “influence the influencers.” Chrome Hearts, Virgil Abloh
1:06:00 - Its all a lifestyle for Bari
1:07:01 - Bari wearing MARNI and influencing the rap game… again
1:09:00 - “You let a GOAT be a GOAT”
1:09:45 - What makes Bari connected to clothes, his style: “This shit isn’t on me, it’s in me. It’s in my blood.“
1:12:28 - This is Bari’s first interview, most expensive piece
1:16:24 - Bari on Virgil: “An angel sent from heaven.” Comparisons to Tupac.
1:18:32 - What separated Virgil from everyone else, what he meant on Bari
1:20:54 - Ghost designing, Bari on Drake, Damien Hirst
1:27:12 - Bari on Kanye West
1:28:28 - Bari’s relationship with the “Drake of China” Edison Chen, the toll Yams’ funeral had on Bari
1:32:15 - Bari speaks on Vlone controversy, the future for him: “As a designer, I don’t drop albums, I dropped masterpieces.”
1:34:57 - Message for Our Generatio