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Chum by Earl Sweatshirt is hands down one of the best rap/hiphop songs ever made. Earl made this song just after he got back from samoa which was around 2012. He was sent to Coral Reef Academy by his mother. Coral Reef is a therapeutic retreat for at risk boys. His mother sent him there because it was evident in his music that he was going through some serious psychological issues. On top of being sent to Samoa, he was in a rap group called: Odd Future. Right when he got sent to Samoa, him

Music Today On the highway there is always noise. The sound of cars honking and rushing by is all I can hear. I hit the FM button on my radio. When the radio comes on, I hear a song I have never heard before. Really enjoying it, I sing along and jam out to it. The music is the soundtrack to my drive. It blocks out the sound of the highway winds and cars driving by. An hour later, I get back into my car and hear the same song. I sing along but do not jam as enthusiastically this time. After hearing

The social media and the public might want police body cam footage release but sometimes it might be to graphic or controversial. Police body cameras have been a topic since the incident with Michael Brown in august of 2014. Police shot and killed an unarmed individual in ferguson, MO, leading to many people wanting cameras on police. Whether the cameras are a good idea or not this paper will explore the facts and sides of police body cameras. Overall body cameras should be required Because they

rapper, singer, and songwriter. He performs as a stage artist under the name Childish Gambino. Gambino debuted his first musical project November 15, 2011 with the release of Camp, the album received mixed reviews with critics although fans gave the album great reviews. After the album release Gambino took nearly three years to release Because The Internet his second studio album. Which was inspired by his observations on how technology has changed social interactions (and not necessarily for the

Edward Snowden; From Traitor to Hero and In-Between Imagine that you are sitting down looking at your phone. You are scrolling through social media and rapidly become tired of seeing the same thing repeatedly. You endlessly scroll through posts until you get a message from your friend talking about something personal they need to tell you. In your mind, no one except you two will see that information. That’s what we all believe, however we might all just be wrong. After Edward Snowden released the

button the buttons on the back of their coat. The difference between loss and release in their community is that a relises is something either good or bad, it could be good because the elder could of lived its long life and it would be released in a remembering way. On the other hand being released on a bad term can be, because of breaking too many rules or being malnourished of different during birth they would release you. A loss on the other hand is because of a death from an incident of something

In The Giver, release is first shown to the reader as a form of punishment, but it later shows it is a fluid injected into someone causing them death. As readers continue reading, they realized that elders are also released. But what did they do to deserve a punishment like this? Throughout the book, it is mentioned several times about controlling the community’s population and wanting no one to suffer or to feel pain. The elders are released to control the population of the community and to prevent

It’s been five years since Brooklyn based duo and pioneering synth-pop darlings MGMT released its snoozefest self-titled album. Considering the sound of Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser has deteriorated ever since its stunning debut album Oracular Spectacular, expecting a revelatory follow up to its 2013 project seemed farfetched. While I was pleasantly surprised by the first three singles of MGMT’S latest album Little Dark Ages, hesitancy remained as I delved into the entire album, but color

Hallelujah, the filth is back. The Richmond-based rapper G-Mo Skee hit his "Filthianity" followers with the "Wombo Combo" when dropping his filthiest EP to date -- The Android FiLFTEEN EP. Those who keep tabs on the underground hip-hop, rap, or Horrorcore music scene may have heard G-Mo on a handful of TeamBackPack Cyphers. There's an even greater chance you heard him in the Funk Volume Contest in which he placed 3rd place. For those who don't dig quite as deep for tunes, you more than likely haven't

vegas-born band’s latest release “Hallelujah” came alongside a video not quite as fantastical, but with CGI Tetris-maze effects abstract enough to make it recognisably Panic!. “Hallelujah” is Panic! At The Disco’s only single to date that can’t credit drummer Spencer Smith, who had been the only remaining founding member of the band—vocalist Brendon Urie joined later as a replacement guitarist—before his departure in April. It also marks Panic! At The Disco’s first release in almost two years, following