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~ Amy EL ~

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Blake Monroe talking about her NXT debut being one of the biggest moments of her career "There was no name. There was no song. There was no entrance. It was me in a spotlight on a balcony and I remember feeling so nervous....... to have that spotlight hit me, and I remember hearing the crowd and how excited they were, I had chills. I couldn't have had a better debut." Via Takedown on SI
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Blake Monroe talking about her NXT debut being one of the biggest moments of her career "There was no name. There was no song. There was no entrance. It was me in a spotlight on a balcony and I remember feeling so nervous....... to have that spotlight hit me, and I remember hearing the crowd and how excited they were, I had chills. I couldn't have had a better debut." Via Takedown on SI

Stephen Dudas

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Watch Lady Gaga’s complete performance of her Grammy Award–winning song “Joanne” from last night’s MAYHEM Ball in Stockholm: “I don’t even remember how long ago it was exactly, but there was a time that I was supposed to come here on tour, and I had to cancel. It was on the Joanne World Tour, and I always wondered how that would have been—that I didn’t get to come here and play that music for you, and share that time in my life with you. I feel really grateful that I’m able to come on tour again and be with you all again. This is very special. My album Joanne was very unique in my catalog, I think, because it was so revealing about my family. I really know how much I needed to make that record, and for those of you that supported me in making that record—thank you so much. Maybe it was the subject matter, or the style, or the lyrics, or the way that I departed completely from everything to just go on a completely new ride with myself. Something that people maybe don’t know about my fans is that so many of you go on the ride with me no matter where I go, and I appreciate that so much, because people change, and we need to grow and learn about life in a different way. Anyway, I thought while I was here, I could play you a song from Joanne that’s very special to me. I’d like to dedicate this song to my family and to my grandmother. This is ‘Joanne.’”
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Watch Lady Gaga’s complete performance of her Grammy Award–winning song “Joanne” from last night’s MAYHEM Ball in Stockholm: “I don’t even remember how long ago it was exactly, but there was a time that I was supposed to come here on tour, and I had to cancel. It was on the Joanne World Tour, and I always wondered how that would have been—that I didn’t get to come here and play that music for you, and share that time in my life with you. I feel really grateful that I’m able to come on tour again and be with you all again. This is very special. My album Joanne was very unique in my catalog, I think, because it was so revealing about my family. I really know how much I needed to make that record, and for those of you that supported me in making that record—thank you so much. Maybe it was the subject matter, or the style, or the lyrics, or the way that I departed completely from everything to just go on a completely new ride with myself. Something that people maybe don’t know about my fans is that so many of you go on the ride with me no matter where I go, and I appreciate that so much, because people change, and we need to grow and learn about life in a different way. Anyway, I thought while I was here, I could play you a song from Joanne that’s very special to me. I’d like to dedicate this song to my family and to my grandmother. This is ‘Joanne.’”

Gaga Daily

115,650 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

SoundCloud Stories “Blue Lips” 🦒 blue lips is a song that goes all the way back to 2022, before i debut. most of the songs on this album were made after we debut, but this one has been with me for so long, so always have special place in my heart. when i first wrote it, it came from feelings and thoughs iʼve been holding on to for a while. looking back, i think i was going through one of those moments where i felt a little lonely, sad, but back then, it was completely my own story. but when we reworked it for this album, it naturally involved into a song that reflects all five of us. we shaped it together, and i think thatʼs what gave it the sound and identity it has now. one thing this song taught me is that the more personal a story is, the more people can actually connect with it, you know, deeper. seeing people relate to blue lips made this song even more meaningful to me #MARTIN #마틴
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SoundCloud Stories “Blue Lips” 🦒 blue lips is a song that goes all the way back to 2022, before i debut. most of the songs on this album were made after we debut, but this one has been with me for so long, so always have special place in my heart. when i first wrote it, it came from feelings and thoughs iʼve been holding on to for a while. looking back, i think i was going through one of those moments where i felt a little lonely, sad, but back then, it was completely my own story. but when we reworked it for this album, it naturally involved into a song that reflects all five of us. we shaped it together, and i think thatʼs what gave it the sound and identity it has now. one thing this song taught me is that the more personal a story is, the more people can actually connect with it, you know, deeper. seeing people relate to blue lips made this song even more meaningful to me #MARTIN #마틴

星星

19,280 Aufrufe • vor 27 Tagen

This woman was 12 minutes late to the gate and the airline gave their seats to other customers with standby tickets. The rules are rules for a reason but if the gates are still open, is this just being petty? They are there now so I don’t see why they can’t just have the seats they paid for. I remember when I was almost sprinting to the gate because the watch j was wearing stopped working, I just didn’t know it. I thought I had plenty of time so as I walked to get something to eat I saw some of the gate time displays and in the corner of the screen displayed a time. I was confused because when I looked at my watch it said 1:30pm, my flight left at 2:30pm and the time on the screen was 2:25pm. I kept walking and passed a gift shop that had a clock and it also said 2:25pm. I hurried to the employee at the shop and asked what time it was and they pointed to the clock meaning that was the actual time. I took off to the gate because I knew there was a big chance I wasn’t going to make my flight. I got there right at 2:30pm. They were getting just letting the last people on. I had my ticket in hand and she said she had to make sure I could still board. Initially when she walked back she had a worried look on her face as if she had bad news, I was prepared for the worst but luck was on my side as she said they agreed to let me on. My next flight I wasn’t so lucky but I will save that for another time. My luck ran out for the rest of the day though, it made me think if I was better off missing that flight. The guy I was sat by snored bad, I had a delay at my next connecting flight, and the food they gave me made me nauseated but I was still thankful I made it home on time.
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This woman was 12 minutes late to the gate and the airline gave their seats to other customers with standby tickets. The rules are rules for a reason but if the gates are still open, is this just being petty? They are there now so I don’t see why they can’t just have the seats they paid for. I remember when I was almost sprinting to the gate because the watch j was wearing stopped working, I just didn’t know it. I thought I had plenty of time so as I walked to get something to eat I saw some of the gate time displays and in the corner of the screen displayed a time. I was confused because when I looked at my watch it said 1:30pm, my flight left at 2:30pm and the time on the screen was 2:25pm. I kept walking and passed a gift shop that had a clock and it also said 2:25pm. I hurried to the employee at the shop and asked what time it was and they pointed to the clock meaning that was the actual time. I took off to the gate because I knew there was a big chance I wasn’t going to make my flight. I got there right at 2:30pm. They were getting just letting the last people on. I had my ticket in hand and she said she had to make sure I could still board. Initially when she walked back she had a worried look on her face as if she had bad news, I was prepared for the worst but luck was on my side as she said they agreed to let me on. My next flight I wasn’t so lucky but I will save that for another time. My luck ran out for the rest of the day though, it made me think if I was better off missing that flight. The guy I was sat by snored bad, I had a delay at my next connecting flight, and the food they gave me made me nauseated but I was still thankful I made it home on time.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

206,120 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Akon reveals Eminem secretly produced 'Smack That' and let him keep the whole song "Em finally shows up. He said, 'You know I produce too.' I had no idea Em produced. The 'Smack That' track came on and I was like, 'Yo, this is crazy, can I get that'" "That track was produced solely by Eminem. A lot of people don't know that, they thought I produced it" "I said, 'You should jump on it with me.' He said, 'No bro, it's on your album.' He just gave me the song"
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Akon reveals Eminem secretly produced 'Smack That' and let him keep the whole song "Em finally shows up. He said, 'You know I produce too.' I had no idea Em produced. The 'Smack That' track came on and I was like, 'Yo, this is crazy, can I get that'" "That track was produced solely by Eminem. A lot of people don't know that, they thought I produced it" "I said, 'You should jump on it with me.' He said, 'No bro, it's on your album.' He just gave me the song"

sara

322,773 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten