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jov ☀️

24,012 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

“Yeah it’s hit me a little bit to be honest. I didn’t expect that really, I expected all the songs, I expected what we seen during the game and before the game” “I expected them to come over but I didn’t expect them to stand there for as long as they stood there. Looking at Van Dijk… exactly like we are, they’re really really feeling this and that was where I felt it myself. It was almost like they needed that, they needed to stand with us” 🗣️ Shaun O'Donnell
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“Yeah it’s hit me a little bit to be honest. I didn’t expect that really, I expected all the songs, I expected what we seen during the game and before the game” “I expected them to come over but I didn’t expect them to stand there for as long as they stood there. Looking at Van Dijk… exactly like we are, they’re really really feeling this and that was where I felt it myself. It was almost like they needed that, they needed to stand with us” 🗣️ Shaun O'Donnell

The Anfield Wrap

131,028 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

This was one of the first songs that was written for the album with Jackson Phillips, who produced a lot of it. At the start, candidly, I'd just write and see what intuitively would come out. I wrote the first verse on my birthday. One of my best friends gave me a painting and it said "Sun behind the sun." I thought that was beautiful, so I based the whole verse around that. We had a few versions of that song in particular and it was missing a part for me. One day, I sat outside and the whole chorus came to me. It became like the conversations that you still have after someone or something has passed. It becomes a form of communicating still. As I get older, it goes all the way back to square one simplicity for me. What do I love? Who do I love? What do I cherish? Who do I cherish? It's that simple for me. This is I Wanted To Stay #ORDERchaosORDER
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This was one of the first songs that was written for the album with Jackson Phillips, who produced a lot of it. At the start, candidly, I'd just write and see what intuitively would come out. I wrote the first verse on my birthday. One of my best friends gave me a painting and it said "Sun behind the sun." I thought that was beautiful, so I based the whole verse around that. We had a few versions of that song in particular and it was missing a part for me. One day, I sat outside and the whole chorus came to me. It became like the conversations that you still have after someone or something has passed. It becomes a form of communicating still. As I get older, it goes all the way back to square one simplicity for me. What do I love? Who do I love? What do I cherish? Who do I cherish? It's that simple for me. This is I Wanted To Stay #ORDERchaosORDER

Calum Hood

79,984 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

260424 access hollywood #TAEMIN “This was the first time I was able to enjoy a festival. The experience was so new.I'm not as young as people think I am. But I still am finding experiences and worlds I haven't known before. The world is a wide place. Looking at all the musicians performances and backstage environments, it felt like such an honor to be in the shared space. And I was very happy to have a space to perform for both my fans and those who don't know me yet.”
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260424 access hollywood #TAEMIN “This was the first time I was able to enjoy a festival. The experience was so new.I'm not as young as people think I am. But I still am finding experiences and worlds I haven't known before. The world is a wide place. Looking at all the musicians performances and backstage environments, it felt like such an honor to be in the shared space. And I was very happy to have a space to perform for both my fans and those who don't know me yet.”

Taemlover

28,055 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

last night I wrote a song in honor of Voddie and a life well lived: "GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT.” To me, Voddie was a personal friend and mentor. I can honestly say that I would not be the man I am today without his leadership. As a late teen, I learned of Voddie from a distance; his ministry equipped me with certainty that if ever I were to have children, that it is my responsibility-not the government's-to educate them. His ministry also initiated my journey as an independent researcher. I later got to have an actual friendship with Voddie. We spoke frequently and he would often text me funny memes, share articles and books I should read and give me feedback on things I was working on. Voddie lived a life that was unapologetically devoted to the Lord, and now he is with the Lord. I will see you again one day in glory, friend. Godspeed.
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last night I wrote a song in honor of Voddie and a life well lived: "GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT.” To me, Voddie was a personal friend and mentor. I can honestly say that I would not be the man I am today without his leadership. As a late teen, I learned of Voddie from a distance; his ministry equipped me with certainty that if ever I were to have children, that it is my responsibility-not the government's-to educate them. His ministry also initiated my journey as an independent researcher. I later got to have an actual friendship with Voddie. We spoke frequently and he would often text me funny memes, share articles and books I should read and give me feedback on things I was working on. Voddie lived a life that was unapologetically devoted to the Lord, and now he is with the Lord. I will see you again one day in glory, friend. Godspeed.

Chad O. Jackson

48,935 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Usher! I remember when I was 12 and auditioned for “In The Mix” 🤣 You have been killing it all my life. As a true lover of the arts, your talent and craftsmanship are a rare combination that I aspire to achieve as a performer. You are a living legend who is worthy of awe! Thank you for encouraging me and seeing me as the entertainer I am. I know I’m a gUrL but when I watched your videos, I never wanted to be the girl in them, I wanted to be YOU. Thank you for making a dream come true.
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Usher! I remember when I was 12 and auditioned for “In The Mix” 🤣 You have been killing it all my life. As a true lover of the arts, your talent and craftsmanship are a rare combination that I aspire to achieve as a performer. You are a living legend who is worthy of awe! Thank you for encouraging me and seeing me as the entertainer I am. I know I’m a gUrL but when I watched your videos, I never wanted to be the girl in them, I wanted to be YOU. Thank you for making a dream come true.

Keke Palmer

11,484,460 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Just listened to Erika Kirk on with Sean Hannity, and wow. “We check in with each other every single day, ‘How can I serve you better? What can I do for you to make it better when you get home? Is there anything that you need me to have ready for you?’ He asks me the same thing… You are a team and you guys are not at ends with each other. Work together, communicate, and grow together as an equally yoked partnership.” “He genuinely cared about how he could improve himself as a husband… ‘I wanna serve you because I love you and I wanna make sure that I can be the provider that you need spiritually, emotionally, and every other way with the children.’ We never looked at each other as competing roles… There was no daylight between us.” “We were always in lockstep with the Lord. We were equally yoked when we got married and we remained that way because our full focus and our full through line was the Lord… We had a fire at the covenant when we got married. That was not something that was just, ‘Oh, this is so cute.’ This is a big deal.” “And yes, there is some pain in that is deep pain… but the love that Charlie and I had and still have is something that transcends this world and into heaven. And that’s why I still feel so connected to him.” She’s now carrying forward the last book Charlie poured his life into the same wisdom he lived every day at home: put your phone down, pour into your family, lead with faith, serve the people God gave you. Death tried to silence him. Instead it just handed Erika the megaphone. Their marriage is still speaking. Their covenant is still winning. And every couple who grabs that book and starts asking “How can I serve you better today?” is proof the story isn’t over. The best chapters are still being written.
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Just listened to Erika Kirk on with Sean Hannity, and wow. “We check in with each other every single day, ‘How can I serve you better? What can I do for you to make it better when you get home? Is there anything that you need me to have ready for you?’ He asks me the same thing… You are a team and you guys are not at ends with each other. Work together, communicate, and grow together as an equally yoked partnership.” “He genuinely cared about how he could improve himself as a husband… ‘I wanna serve you because I love you and I wanna make sure that I can be the provider that you need spiritually, emotionally, and every other way with the children.’ We never looked at each other as competing roles… There was no daylight between us.” “We were always in lockstep with the Lord. We were equally yoked when we got married and we remained that way because our full focus and our full through line was the Lord… We had a fire at the covenant when we got married. That was not something that was just, ‘Oh, this is so cute.’ This is a big deal.” “And yes, there is some pain in that is deep pain… but the love that Charlie and I had and still have is something that transcends this world and into heaven. And that’s why I still feel so connected to him.” She’s now carrying forward the last book Charlie poured his life into the same wisdom he lived every day at home: put your phone down, pour into your family, lead with faith, serve the people God gave you. Death tried to silence him. Instead it just handed Erika the megaphone. Their marriage is still speaking. Their covenant is still winning. And every couple who grabs that book and starts asking “How can I serve you better today?” is proof the story isn’t over. The best chapters are still being written.

Gunther Eagleman™

98,608 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce