#carti cult

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Ira Levin - Un copil pentru Rosemary | Recenzie

Am ales să citesc Un copil pentru Rosemary (1967) deoarece nu am fost niciodată dezamăgită de o carte din colecția Cărți Cult a editurii Art, dar și pentru că acesta este un titlu foarte cunoscut în zilele noastre datorită ecranizării sale. Ira Levin a scris o continuare a acestei povești în 1997; sentimentele mele față de roman sunt ambigue și, din acest motiv, curiozitatea mea în legătură cu…

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[7grandmel]

Todays rip: 06/02/2024

He is Back.

Season 6 No Album Release (Read More)

Ripped by eg_9371

Requested by Alex Worm and an anonymous reader!

Hey, so, SiIva Team - what the fuck is the deal with the goat?

Like, SiIvaGunner hasn't exactly been a stranger to creepy rips, particularly during its early years. On *** EVERYTHING IS FINE ***, for instance, I talked about the legendary horror that rips of the game "Barbie Horse Adventures: Blue Ribbon Race" have instilled into the audience thanks to just one rip back in Season 1, and we of course have Netyasha Roozi's excellent annual PlayStation Console BIOS rips of every Halloween, such as Play In MissingNo's Station. Yet, for as ominous and spooky as these rips are, I at least feel like I sort of GET them. Even four years on from its debut on the channel, I still don't know what the hell to make of "the standing goat".

Beginning with a rip of Cave Story's Mimiga Town theme back in Season 4 Episode 2, the confusion was immediately apparent - the 10 second video featured in the rip is from a moderately-popular Instagram post describing the goat statue's creepiness factor, and the song used is an arrangement of Pissy Pamper by Young Nudy and Playboi Carti - to my knowledge, with zero actual relation to one another. And sure, Mimigas in Cave Story are fuzzy little guys in an ominous world, that kind of befits the standing goat video - but the thing was, after this video's explosion in confusing reception, the goat just KEPT showing up. He would be recreated in different per-game artstyles like Deltarune and Ace Attorney, yet never properly...explained?

Yet, most bizarre of all, it seems as if for a small while the channel was playing at some sort of culmination to all of its buildup. During DJ Professor K's one-day takeover, an otherwise inconspicuous rip had the message "He is coming." hidden in its description - only for said rip to be followed up by Game Over/Password - Altered Beast, an arrangement of Pissy Pamper that effectively jumpscares you with the goat's presence by the end of it. The message hidden in its description? "He is here. Run.". And this Altered Beast rip was also part of an already-existing pattern with rips featuring the goat: "Memory", "Mysterious Crash", "Good Night", "Game Over" - several rips utilizing the creature seemed to explicitly be hinting at something far more ominous than what the video alone lets on.

Which brings us to the first true descent into this madness, one that stood out like nothing else quite did during Season 6's Halloween event: He is Back. In an event otherwise characterized by its lighthearted use of David S. Pumpkins, in-universe contextualized as little more than a fun halloween party, there's something yet more unsettling about the goat we've all been wondering about, reappearing in a rip that feels flat-out dangerous in atmosphere. The messages from the video description continue, this time saying - "Look behind you. I said, look behind you." - as if there's someone we aren't aware of attempting to save us from whatever this...creature is trying to achieve on the channel. Althewhile, the Pissy Pamper audio instrumental added on top makes what's otherwise primarily garbled noise from P.T.'s radio stations turn into a...surprisingly listenable, sort of glitch-hop-like banger?

The video end by leaving us with more questions than answers, as the video abruptly cuts to an error screen with the words "HE IS HERE" repeating over and over in many languages. And since He is Back's upload, we've...barely seen the goat anywhere. There's been yet one more possible development to his story, during Season 7's "The Cult of Proto" event, yet his fate and relevance to the channel remains as mysterious as it did many years ago.

For all that has and hasn't happened in the later Seasons of SiIvaGunner, I truly do love that mysteries like this still linger within the channel's mythos. And yeah, deep down I do know that these goat videos aren't meant to be amounting to anything bigger - they're just a silly, bizarre in-joke that's gradually taken on more and more creepy undertones. But there is something genuinely fun about that progression even having happened in the first place, isn't there? The goat could've easily just been left as one of many wacky out-of-nowhere jokes that Season 4s episodes debuted, yet he's been quietly sticking around, used by a small handful of rippers who seemingly have more in stock for the little guy than one would first think.

I, for one, welcome our good friend Billy with open arms.

[old-lorarri]

─ happier than ever . . . ❨ send me driver + a scenario/prompt (example: friends to lovers with lewis hamilton) and I'll make a small playlist for it ❩

soft launching/ story songs w charles please??? congrats on 4k 💐

SOFT LAUNCH ─ CHARLES LECLERC

daylight ─ taylor swift

beautiful boy (darling boy) ─ john lennon

summer bummer ─ lana del rey, a$ap rockey, playboi carti

ivy ─ frank ocean

always forever ─ cults

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𝗦𝗽𝗮𝗰𝗲𝗚𝗵𝗼𝘀𝘁𝗣𝘂𝗿𝗿𝗽 — 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗨𝗻𝘀𝘂𝗻𝗴 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗼 𝗢𝗳 𝗠𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗻 𝗥𝗮𝗽

Imagine a rapper who can create a whole new sound and style of music, blending dark and experimental beats with southern and dirty rap influences. A rapper who can produce his own tracks, as well as collaborate with some of the biggest names in the industry. A rapper who can start a movement and inspire a generation of artists. Now imagine that this rapper is largely ignored, disrespected, and blacklisted by the mainstream media and the rap community. This is the story of SpaceGhostPurrp, the underground legend who shaped a generation.

SpaceGhostPurrp was born in Miami, Florida, where he grew up listening to artists like Three 6 Mafia, DJ Screw, Eazy-E, and Lil Jon. He started making music at a young age, uploading his songs and videos on YouTube in 2010. He quickly gained a cult following for his unique sound and aesthetic, which he called "phonk". He also founded the Raider Klan, a collective of like-minded artists from across the country, such as Denzel Curry, Chris Travis, Xavier Wulf, and Yung Simmie.

His career reached new heights in 2011, when he met A$AP Rocky and joined forces with A$AP Mob. He produced some of the most iconic tracks for Rocky's debut mixtape 𝙇𝙞𝙫𝙚.𝙇𝙤𝙫𝙚.𝘼$𝘼𝙋, such as "Pretty Flacko", "Keep It G", and "Purple Swag Chapter 2". He also worked with other stars like Juicy J, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Uzi Vert, and Project Pat. However, his relationship with Rocky soon turned sour, as he felt betrayed and cheated by him. He accused Rocky of stealing his lyrics, his style, and his credit. He claimed that Rocky copied Raider Klan's sound and aesthetic, and that he offered him a lowball deal to sign with him. He also alleged that Rocky lied about his sexuality and tried to blacklist him in the industry.

Purrp and Rocky engaged in a bitter feud, exchanging diss tracks, interviews, and social media posts. Their crews also got involved, leading to violent clashes and arrests. SpaceGhostPurrp eventually cut ties with Rocky and A$AP Mob. He continued to release music independently, dropping over 60 mixtapes and EPs since 2012. His most notable project is his debut studio album Mysterious Phonk: Chronicles of SpaceGhostPurrp, which was released in 2012 by British label 4AD. The album received rave reviews for its original and innovative production, which fused elements of southern hip hop, cloud rap, trap, dirty rap, experimental rap tread rap.

SpaceGhostPurrp is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in the underground hip hop scene. He is credited for pioneering a new wave of rap music that inspired many artists of today. His sound and style have been emulated by rappers like Travis Scott, Playboi Carti, Lil Yachty, XXXTentacion, Ski Mask the Slump God, Bones, $uicideboy$, Pouya, Night Lovell, Ghostemane, and many more. He is also respected for his independent spirit and his loyalty to his crew. Despite his fallouts with other artists and his controversial public persona, he remains a legend in the eyes of his fans and peers. SpaceGhostPurrp is not just a rapper or a producer; he is a visionary who shaped a generation.

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playboi carti is beyond awful. people take off work to go to one of his concerts, they spend so much money to go see him and he keeps postponing tours and his music. his cult-like following just doesn't hold him accountable and that just makes him think that that's ok, what an awful person

[draingangmerch00]

Thaiboy's production on some tracks is just okay

Despite Thaiboy's presence in the Drain Gang holy trinity, his production on some of the songs is just okay. This isn't his best work yet. But it isn't the worst either.

Tiger is Thaiboy Digital's first mixtape. It features Thaiboy's autotuned voice, and synthy production by Whitearmor. The song "I'm Fresh" is a great self-affirmation. The title is hypnotically repeated, and it has a drill-inspired rhythm.

The album's title, Back 2 Life, is a reference to the fact that Thaiboy has lived through many changes in his life. This is an opportunity for Thaiboy to share the lessons he's learned with his fans.

Yung Gud's solo work Yung Gud is a producer with a distinct style. His sound has evolved from euro-trance synths to a more analog palette. His production is very detailed, with prominent guitar parts on several tracks. The instrumentals are often catchy and ethereal, but are also very real. His music is a combination of EDM-flavored trap. He has also remixed songs for other artists. His work with Meek Mill's "Monster" and Tinashe's "2 On" both garnered positive critical reviews.

As a producer, Gud has worked with many different artists, including Travis Scott and Halsey. His newest album, Foreign Exchange, is a collaborative effort with Rx Papi. Gud is executive producer of the album. He was so impressed with Papi's work that he reached out to him directly.

Exile and Sunset in Silver City Unlikely candidates include Swedish rapper Bladee and his ilk. The sexiest male in the house is not your typical rapper. Nevertheless, Bladee is the man for a reason and the rest of his crew has no problem in getting their respective t-shirts signed. The only problem is that they want to be pampered in a swanky club. Luckily, Bladee has a sexy wife to take care of the ladies. The man is a sucker for a good ole' fashion ladies night. Not to mention the obligatory man-on-the-land shenanigans and the twosome. The best part is, he's not a picky eater. If you're looking for a date worthy evening, head over to Bladee's posh abode and the aforementioned patty will be yours for the princely sum of $10.

Stardust Yung Lean has returned with a new mixtape titled Stardust. A 35-minute masterpiece, the album features the usual suspects and some notable names. The album's big winner is "Bliss", which features the incomparable FKA twigs. Originally conceived as a collaboration with Playboi Carti, it didn't make it. Despite this, the track is still an ear-splitting blast of twitchy drums and ear-wormed vocals.

Stardust also features a pair of successful mode-switching collabs. Yung Lean, who has been at the helm of the Drain Gang for the better part of a decade, has managed to remain at the helm of his own ship despite some hiccups along the way.

Ecco2K's debut album Using Ecco2K as a guinea pig may have been akin to a first person test subject, but the sandbox has not slowed down the Swedish duo, nor the mercenaries en masse. In fact, the likes of the aforementioned duo have racked up some serious cash in the biz. As a matter of fact, a couple of the lucky boffos have been awarded with a check to the tune of tens of thousands of euros. Despite the fact that the duo are still in the process of reshaping their respective businesses, a brief chat with the lads in question revealed that they have a solid grasp on the business and an amenable appetite for finer brews.

Bladee's drain gang music videos Yung Lean and Bladee are members of Drain Gang, a group of artists and musicians that has become a cult of internet fans. The band is made up of musicians, producers, and singers. They are known for their unique style. They have gained a lot of traction online and have become a source of inspiration for people looking for an alternative to mainstream music.

Bladee is a Swedish rapper and record producer who has become known in collaboration with Yung Lean and the Sad Boys. He has released several albums that have been very important to the group. His fourth studio album was released last year, and it was produced by frequent collaborator Lusi.

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tagged by the bro @snowfallingfromheaven

post 10 songs!

ive been enjoying these while driving around lately

250 - cult shotta, lil golo

get back - dera meelan, church, deadforest

trust remix - diggy dupé, rizván, poetik, redd x rozay, church and ap, melodownz

heka horcy - ap, kamahumble

rip - playboi carti

sweet darling - fiji

easter sunday - zelooperz, earl sweatshirt

weather - freddie dredd

devil in a new dress - kanye west, rick ross

plastic - deadforest

tagging @z0v @relaxingmp3 @sunblocks @0x777x0 @sloogus

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Carti by me ☆ #playboicarti #cult #0pium

[cristinaboncea]

Elie Wiesel - Noaptea | Recenzie

M-am ferit foarte mult să citesc cărți despre holocaust, fie ele povești ficționale sau mărturii ale supraviețuitorilor. Noaptea face însă parte din una dintre colecțile mele preferate și am citit-o într-o singură zi, luându-mi timp să inspir și să expir adânc la aproape fiecare pagină de orori descrise. Detalii tehniceDe ce să citești Noaptea de Elie WieselGânduri finale despre Noaptea de Elie…

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PLAYBOI CARTI

From Atlanta, Georgia, Playboi Carti is one of hip-hop’s most influential rappers currently in 2024. His influence extends past music and into the fashion world. His latest album from 2020, Whole Lotta Red, was his revolutionary album that included a dark punk, goth and vampire aesthetic as his concept. Musically, it was more polarizing than his past albums and the hip hop genre, and also rockstar inspired to complement his aesthetic when he would perform live. The album performed live was a spectacle of chaos, rebellion, avant-garde, and overall innovative; that makes Playboi Carti push boundaries which gives him the edge over a lot of artists of being influential. His style influenced and became prominent amongst the younger Gen Z who are listeners of hip hop and the streetwear space. 

Playboi Carti isn’t just shaping the future of music, he’s cultivating a movement that blends sound and style into a cohesive vision. His ability to push boundaries while staying authentic has solidified himself as a leader in both music and fashion, making him one of the most influential figures of his generation. Since he hasn’t released an album since 2020 and is mostly off social media, his cult-like fanbase is waiting for his next album drop, creating hype, and are always on the lookout for what he has in store.

Here are three of his recent styles and outfits ahead of his long awaited album that showcase his blend of high fashion, avant garde, streetwear in dark, rebellious, and polarizing aesthetic styling -

Playboi Carti wore this at the Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign Vultures album listening party in New York, February 2024. Shows rebellious and rockstar side with his polarizing hat and all leather outfit, respectively.

Anonymous Club navy NY dune cap 

PellePelle Heritage jacket

BALENCIAGA Black Soft Shining Low Crotch Leather Pants

2. Playboi Carti in his untitled music video that he posted on his alternate Instagram account, December 2023. Dark setting outside at night showing his mix of high fashion by wearing Rick Owens and Balenciage in a streetwear style

Rick Owens FW23 luxor gimp mask in acid yellow 

Rick Owens cowhide alice strobe jacket

Balenciaga graffiti baggy jeans in light blue

Balenciaga no lace steroid boot in black

3. Playboi Carti in his "BACKR00MS" music video featuring Travis Scott, January 2024. Shows aesthetics of dark avant garde in a non illuminating setting.

Junya Watanabe ruched ripstop hood dress

Comme Des Garcons homme plus faux fur shorts 

Balenciaga biker boots

LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK OF PLAYBOI CARTI'S RECENT STYLE AND TAG US IN YOUR RECREATIONS AND INSPO PICS @celebstylefinder !

ALSO LEAVE A COMMENT BELOW WHO YOU WANT TO SEE NEXT WEEK... WE WILL BE DIVING INTO SOME MORE OF YOUR FAVORITE FASHION ICONS! UNTIL THEN...

XOXO

celeb style finder,

Roderick Fung

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Producer Spotlight: MexikoDro

MexikoDro is a producer from Atlanta, Georgia known for his 'Plugg' style beats, which are characterized by their dreamy and nostalgic, yet relatively simple melodies. Dro is widely recognized as one of the most influential producers who helped to pioneer and popularize the genre in the mid 2010s.

MexikoDro is the producer behind what is arguably the most widely recognized plugg track, 'Gassed Up Shawty' by Nebu Kiniza (2016). The song, featuring the iconic 'plugg' tag - also created by Dro - reached numbers no other Plugg track had before, breaking into the mainstream and taking the genre to the next level.

However, the beat for 'Gassed Up Shawty' was born long before Nebu Kiniza dropped the hit song in 2016. Most Plugg fanatics will be able to recall the original song that 'Gassed Up Shawty' samples: 'Plug' by Rich the Kid ft. Playboi Carti and Kodak Black, a track which is fondly remembered by some fans, but also controversial due to the fact that Rich the Kid never compensated Dro for the beat, resulting in a falling out between the producer and the rapper. 'Gassed Up Shawty' put Plugg on the map for the mainstream, but 'Plug' remains a cult classic and staple for original fans of the genre.

Some other iconic Plugg tracks produced by MexikoDro include, but are by no means limited to: 'Broke Boi' (2015) and 'Had 2' (2017) by Playboi Carti, and 'Hella Os' (2015) by Lil Yachty.

The influence of MexikoDro in the underground/alternative hip hop scene cannot be denied, as his contributions to Plugg paved the way for artists like the dynamic rapper-producer duo of Cashcache and Tony Shhnow, as well as producers such as Xangang who innovated on that foundation laid by original Plugg producers like Dro, resulting in a new and extremely popular offshoot of the genre known as "PluggnB" (a play on the words 'Plugg' and 'RnB').

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