Hello, I've waited here for you.
Wow. Wowowowowowoww. Love when people’s singing voice is drastically (and delightfully) different than their speaking voice.
Apparently saw Diplo at Highline with HIS baby yesterday afternoon. I’ve seen him perform before so it threw me the heck off when he wasn’t in a suit, and I had no idea he had a son! Mindblown.
Han Solo dancing on Kinect Star Wars. It is as hilarious as it sounds, and be sure to read the lyrics!
I don’t care how uncultured I sound, I do not understand what the fuck is happening here, or why.
Haha, yes, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer commercial brought me to this video. It’s catchy, okay!? Also, the commercial cites Digital Trends as one of their review sources and that’s kind of cool.
… just gonna leave this here.
This just reminded me of every summer memory involving Epic Sax Guy.
(Source: poofenduff)
Wye Oak - Civilian
I thank The Walking Dead for introducing this song to me; I’m all about the crazy, noisy instrumental solo (the folky, haunting vocal is an expendable touch). Rewinded those parts on repeat as I ran at the gym and it only made me want to run faster.
Sometimes I wonder where they cast older people like this to appear in weirdo, dubstep music videos. I do imagine they must be having a nice time reliving youthful days!
Those hoops! The overhead bridges of a Queens train! Lack of make up! How did that turn into…

Hollywood, mayne.
Jay-Z and Beyoncé To Film Music Video in SpaceThey’ve already brought a new child into the world and purchased it a $614,000 rocking horse made of gold, so it’s only natural that pop culture’s favorite 1 percenters now plan to ascend into suborbital space aboard Virgin Galactic and film the mother of all music videos. Or at least that’s what record executives are thinking, according to MTV News.
These two and that picture, lawl, I can’t.
Insane Clown Posse Still Kickin' It

“Q: I was really annoyed when people got hung up on the line “Magnets, how the fuck do they work?” from the Bang Pow Boom single “Miracles.” Even with scientifically knowledgeable people, asking how magnets work is the beginning of a paragraph-long explanation. A while back VICE asked a bunch of random people on the street how magnets work and only one person knew.
A: The whole “Miracles” thing was crazy. It was just a song! Joe wrote that song through the eyes of his five-year-old son. To a five-year-old child simple things can be amazing. The point of the song was to look around and see that the world is an amazing place. So many of us take things for granted the older we get. It’s a good lesson to slow down and live in the moment. I find when we worry too much about ”the future” or what we cannot control, we tend to get a bit anxious, uneasy, and make mistakes.”
Can’t I still prefer to believe you were just that dumbfounded by fucking magnets?
[via Vice]
Young the Giant - St. Walker
Someone stop me from pushing replay, yet again.
(Source: fuckyeahyoungthegiant)

