Image via Justin Sullivan/Getty Images A Hands-On Demo Of Apple’s New iPhone X The order date for the new set of iPhones is fast approaching and we know many of you probably have questions about whether it’s worth the money. Take a look at this hands-on demonstration of the coveted iPhone X (that’s 10, not “X”) by Black tech aficionado Marques Brownlee. What do you think? You spending your hard-earned coin on this new toy?
Image via Justin Sullivan/Getty Images A Hands-On Demo Of Apple’s New iPhone X The order date for the new set of iPhones is fast approaching and we know many of you probably have questions about whether it’s worth the money. Take a look at this hands-on demonstration of the coveted iPhone X (that’s 10, not “X”) by Black tech aficionado Marques Brownlee. What do you think? You spending your hard-earned coin on this new toy?
Do you believe in life after Victoria’s Secret modeling? Doutzen Kroes has taking her commerical marketable socially accepted hotness and shown us all that even when Victoria’s Secret says “fuck off you’re not worth the money we’ve paid you all these fucking years”….she can still post topless or in panties or both for magazines, It’s like if you train a woman to pose half naked – like the best – you know like an olympian of half naked modeling – she will always find her way – even when those people turn on her – seeing as getting half naked is always something people are looking for. And if that doesn’t workout, you can always get knocked up twice by some famous and successful DJ from your hometown… Either way, nice to see Doutzen surviving – and not obese…eating her feelings – based on her failures…you know waking up and going to the studio and stripping like she’s meant to. The post Doutzen Kroes in ELLE of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepfather .
For months, we've been hearing rumors about Kylie Jenner pursuing a music career . Obviously, the 18-year-old selfie queen doesn't need to pursue any sort of career, as she's already stacked enough cash to support herself and her D-list rapper boyfriend for a dozen lifetimes. Still, it's only natural that a young woman in Kylie's position would want to prove that she's worth the money, the fame and the 40 million Instagram followers by sharing her talents with the world. So we can only hope that Kylie is better at singing than she is at acting, because she just made her dramatic debut in the video for Tyga's new single “Dope'd Up,” and, well…how do we put this nicely? Sadly, it looks as though Kylie possesses roughly the same acting talent as a first-time porn star who coped with her jitters by popping a quadruple dose of Xanax. The video is a bizarre “Thriller” knock-off with Michael Jackson's unforgettable vocals replaced by Tyga's “rapping” (read: drawling the same slant-rhymed phrases over and over), and the classic dance sequence replaced with half-assed allusions to recent horror films. The video's not great, is what we're saying, and Kylie's acting might be the worst part. You'd think a girl who can't even refrain from making Snapchat videos while she's driving would be a bit more comfortable in front of the camera.
For months, we've been hearing rumors about Kylie Jenner pursuing a music career . Obviously, the 18-year-old selfie queen doesn't need to pursue any sort of career, as she's already stacked enough cash to support herself and her D-list rapper boyfriend for a dozen lifetimes. Still, it's only natural that a young woman in Kylie's position would want to prove that she's worth the money, the fame and the 40 million Instagram followers by sharing her talents with the world. So we can only hope that Kylie is better at singing than she is at acting, because she just made her dramatic debut in the video for Tyga's new single “Dope'd Up,” and, well…how do we put this nicely? Sadly, it looks as though Kylie possesses roughly the same acting talent as a first-time porn star who coped with her jitters by popping a quadruple dose of Xanax. The video is a bizarre “Thriller” knock-off with Michael Jackson's unforgettable vocals replaced by Tyga's “rapping” (read: drawling the same slant-rhymed phrases over and over), and the classic dance sequence replaced with half-assed allusions to recent horror films. The video's not great, is what we're saying, and Kylie's acting might be the worst part. You'd think a girl who can't even refrain from making Snapchat videos while she's driving would be a bit more comfortable in front of the camera.
Rapper aims to change music-distribution system by releasing Sex, Drugs and Videogames for online donations. By Rob Markman David Banner Photo: MTV News David Banner has seen his share of ups and downs in the music biz. After running through deals with indie rap label Penalty and then Universal, the Mississippi rapper/producer has been inspired to do things a little differently for his next album. “What I am trying to do is make the two most important parts of the musical equation … important again: That’s the artist and that’s the fans,” Banner told MTV News of what he dubs the 2M1 Movement. On May 22, Banner will release Sex, Drugs and Video Games as a free download on LiveMixtapes.com and bypass traditional record-distribution methods by giving music directly to his fans. DB hopes to fund the LP — anchored by the singles “Believe” and “Let Me In” (featuring Tank) — with fan donations to his own website. “Corporate entities have made the artists and the fans feel like they’re not important, where, without them, it all would fall,” he explained. Banner’s goal is to get 2 million fans to support financially; judging from the album’s high-profile guest list, it seems like it’s worth the money. “You got 16 songs from everybody from Chris Brown to Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, A$AP Rocky, Big K.R.I.T., 2 Chainz, all of my people that’s featured on it, and we got 16 videos,” he said. “And I’m asking for is a minimum donation of $1 at DavidBanner.com .” In the end, Banner aims to build a reliable base of fans he can speak to directly, whether he is selling an album or rallying support for social issues. “People think it’s about the money, but it’s not. What it’s about is creating a power structure of 2 million people that we keep activating,” he explained. What do you think of David Banner’s 2M1 Movement? Tell us in the comments! Related Artists David Banner
