Joell Ortiz releases the video for “House Slippers,” off of his upcoming album of the same name.
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Joell Ortiz Raps His ‘Ass Off’ On ‘House Slippers’: Watch
Joell Ortiz releases the video for “House Slippers,” off of his upcoming album of the same name.
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Joell Ortiz Raps His ‘Ass Off’ On ‘House Slippers’: Watch
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• ‘Our fans don’t want to have these trumpets’, says Watzke • ‘Horrid things will be forbidden from the Westfalenstadion’ The 2010 World Cup atmosphere will not be replicated in the Westfalenstadion next season after Borussia Dortmund banned vuvuzela horns from the arena. The sound of vuvuzelas has accompanied each match at the World Cup so far with opinion divided about their impact on the experience for fans and television viewers. The horns have already been banned from the majority of public events in Germany due to the alleged health risks related to the droning sound they produce, and Dortmund have become the first Bundesliga club to officially outlaw them. “Our fans don’t want to have these trumpets,” said Dortmund’s general manager, Hans-Joachim Watzke. “It is nerve-racking and completely drowns out any chanting.” The Westfalenstadion is the largest arena in Germany with a capacity of over 81,000 and is generally regarded as having the best atmosphere in the Bundesliga. And Watzke confirmed the law against their use in the stadium would be firmly enforced in a bid to maintain the venue’s reputation. “We have decided as a work group at Borussia Dortmund that these horrid things will be forbidden from the Westfalenstadion,” he said. “Anybody who does not abide by this will face the consequences.” Vuvuzelas Borussia Dortmund Bundesliga European football guardian.co.uk
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Borussia Dortmund ban the World Cup vuvuzelas
You thought that the droning of Downfall videos had been stopped by the action of the original film makers? Nah – you’ll never stop people sneaking these things in. Yes, of course it had to happen – and of course a Briton has written the dialogue: the inevitably Hitler Downfall parody (no, they haven’t all been killed off ) about those damn delightful vuvuzelas that so add to the atmosphere at the World Cup and have audiologists all over South Africa’s cities rubbing their hands at the hearing aids they’re going to be selling in 20 years’ time. For – we take up the story – Hitler is looking forward to Germany’s onward march to the World Cup final, where it will meet Brazil, of course, with all their lovely drums and singing. What? What’s that? Fifa hasn’t banned the vuvuzela? And off we go… “Stay. If you have a vuvuzela.” “Are you insane? Ruining the World Cup with a plastic bloody horn?” “There are over 300 million people like me watching in their slippers at home suffering through 90 minutes of tuneless droning trumpet.” Written by Ken McHardie , who describes himself as a “Sometime filmmaker, photographer, IT Consultant & Technical Author (the bit that pays)” from St Albans (can you imagine any other nation than Britain using “slippers” in that above sentence? No), we have to say – nice one Ken. Vuvuzelas World Cup 2010 Charles Arthur guardian.co.uk
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‘Stay if you have a vuvuzela’: the inevitable Hitler Downfall parody has landed