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ilovesmg3 · 2 months ago

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[ StoatCircut Playlist ] [ Art by @.GhostFink on Twitter ]

[ This is a collection of songs that fit their ship dynamic, them solo etc! Some people were asking about them (Thank youuu!!) and I wanted to share some songs since I find it easier to express dynamics/general personality through music. Enjoy! ]

[ Also, the lyrics that suit them (P03 and C4-RTER) THE MOST are here listed, I'm really excited to share all of these with all of you. Thank you so, so much. I genuinely can't thank you enough for the support I've gotten. (3 ]

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[ Your Stupid Face by Kaden MacKay ] [ Ship // How He Fell ]

" I just really hate your face Though I know that won't surprise you //

And if the world was perfect, you would've never invaded my space But since the world's obsessed with saying, "Psych!" //

I just really like your face You don't have to look so happy I'm not really into love that you flaunt In some glittery font But if that's what you want Make it snappy //

And if the world was perfect, you would be here in my embrace But since the world denied me one last kiss I'll just miss your stupid face //

And though we go together like a Chanel No. 5 and mace At least it's not as dull as fitting like a glove 'Cause you're a nightmare that I've not been dreaming of But I suppose that when push comes to shove Fine! I love your stupid face "

[ Metallic Madness Zone Act 2 by Naofumi Hataya & Tee Lopes ] [ Solo, "Him IRL" Song ]

" I'm an evil doctor with a rad genius And bad minions To help me sink the planet into my dominion A baddie with an I.Q. like you've never seen I'm the meanest, vilest villain that's ever been on your screen! //

I'm iconic With my bionic animatronics Got a chronic knack to catch the hedgehog they call "Sonic" My temper is atomic! My mustache is on fire! Welcome to the new world, Eggman Empire!"

[ Cabinet Man by Lemon Demon ] [ Solo, "Him IRL" Song ]

" The news reporters reported that I died But all my organs were living on inside Circuit board to brain with two lungs collecting change One big human heart gently beeping //

You can't win me, I can't be beat I won't hurt you unless you cheat You can't see me behind the screen I'm half human and half machine //

I'm happy for years and years And, only eating the occasional maintenance man Only driving a few kids to madness Maybe they were predisposed to madness, who knows? I only want to have fun "

[ ROOM FOR 2 by Benson Boone ] [ How Both See (3 ]

" At your deepest lows When you hit the ground again And you feel alone All you know is emptiness When you're walking circles And there's no end And your feet are tied Tryna catch your breath again //

When the world don't feel like home I'm a place to call your own You can stay forever through When you're barely holding on I'll be anything you want Open up my heart for you Baby, I got room for two //

Every day I fall For another part of you And the nights get cold Whenever I'm too far from you With every breath you take from my chest Try to understand //

I'm always right there with you every step. "

[ Heaven by Kane Brown ] [ How Both See (3 ]

" This is perfect Come kiss me one more time I couldn't dream this up Even if I tried You and me in this moment Feels like magic, don't it? I'm right where I wanna be //

Everybody's talkin' about heaven like they just can't wait to go Sayin' how it's gonna be so good, so beautiful Lyin' next to you, in this bed with you, I ain't convinced 'Cause, I don't know how, I don't know how Heaven, Heaven Could be better than this "

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[ I added a country song because I deeply believe that P03 adores cowboys, I stand by this forever and always. I like to think that P03 plays horses and builds little robot cowboys and horses for his son C0G5 to play with. Okay bye!!! ]

#p03 #inscryption #selfship #yumeship #self insert #inscryption p03 #self insert x canon #oc x canon #p03 inscryption #self ship #stoatcircut canon #stoatcircut #inscryption stoat

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withluvmorgan · 4 months ago

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2024 VMA Winners:

Incase you missed the 2024 VMA's last night, here is a full recap of the winners!

Video of the Year: Fortnight- Taylor Swift & Post Malone

Artist of the Year: Taylor Swift

Song of the Year: Espresso- Sabrina Carpenter

Best New Artist: Chappell Roan (her first VMA!)

Best Collaboration: Fortnight- Taylor Swift & Post Malone

Best Pop: Taylor Swift

Best Hip-Hop: Houdini- Eminem

Best R&B: Snooze- SZA

Best Alternative: Beautiful Things- Benson Boone

Best Rock: Human- Lenny Kravitz

Best Latin: Mil Veces- Anitta

Best Afrobeats: Water- Tyla

Best KPOP: Rockstar- LISA

Video for Good: What Was I Made For- Billie Ellish

VMA's Most Iconic Performance: Roar (2013)- Katy Perry

Best Trending Video: Mamushi- Megan Thee Stallion & Yuki Chiba

Song of the Summer: Fortnight- Taylor Swift & Post Malone

Best Direction: Fortnight- Taylor Swift & Post Malone

Best Cinematography: We Can't Be Friends (Wait For Your Love)- Ariana Grande

Best Editing: Fortnight- Taylor Swift & Post Malone

Best Choreography: Houdini- Dua Lipa

Best Visual Effects: Houdini- Eminem

Best Art Direction: BOA- Megan Thee Stallion

#aesthetic #blog #girl blogger #spotify #taylor swift #swiftie #teen #fangirl #fangirl blog #vmas 2024 #vmas #mtv #mtv vmas

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policemanofprincesspark · 2 months ago

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Talking about wannabe fashion!icon!Harry, maybe in the beginning of his solo career he was a bit more bold with his fashion decisions (but all credit goes to his stylist anyway, sorry not sorry) plus his friendship with Alessandro M. was blossoming so he was literally a walking advert for Gucci but these days literally everyone wears everything. Maybe H was the source of the courage for others and his stylist he set trends but it doesn´t mean anything these days. See Benson Boone or Damiano David (Maneskin) for example. Even Matty Healy, someone who´s hated by larries, harries and now even swifties lol, wore skirts multiple times back in 2019. So who´s the fashion!icon! now? Yeah, still H but only because fashion magazines are high up in his ass so that´s not even relevant anymore....especially after V mag posted an article about his absolutely normie and boring street style in the summer, I rolled my eyes deep into my head how much they need to praise him even he wore the most ordinary clothes ever.

He's worn strange, unmatching outfits since he went solo, but at least he used to try and some of his fits kind of worked. Now his street style is just lazy average guy dressed to go to Shell lol.

And yeah, all these magazines are paid off by his team. Harry has the Azoffs. It all means nothing.

#ask #harry snark #harry styles

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deadcactuswalking · 3 months ago

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REVIEWING THE CHARTS: 12/10/2024 (KSI is in the Thick of It)

For a seventh consecutive week, Sabrina Carpenter holds onto the #1 with the smash hit “Taste”… and otherwise, it’s a weird one. Welcome back to REVIEWING THE CHARTS!

content warning: language, references to real murder cases and Prime energy drinks

Rundown

As always, we start this week with our notable dropouts, those being songs that exited the UK Top 75 (which is what I cover) after five weeks in the region or a peak in the top 40. For this episode, we bid adieu to “Big Dawgs” by Hanumankind and Kalmi, “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma” by Luke Combs, “Yellow” by Coldplay (though, funnily, not because the song is old, more on that later), and finally, the surprisingly long-running “Scared to Start” by Michael Marcagi.

As for our gains and returns… okay, let’s cover re-entries first because there is a bizarre story regarding the middling region of this chart. Firstly, we have some other stragglers returning for unrelated reasons that feel more typical, like “Riptide” by Vance Joy at #75, “Pretty Slowly” by Benson Boone at #71, and “Prada” by casso, RAYE and D-Block Europe taking some virality back all the way up at #34 – the songs so far have peaked at #10, #43 and #2 respectively.

Secondly, we have a bit of a true crime documentary on our hands. Television writer Ryan Murphy has an anthology series on Netflix regarding real crime stories, typically famous murderers, with the most recent September series focusing on the brothers Lyle and Erik Menendez. This Monsters series has proved controversial since the first season focused on Jeffrey Dahmer in questionable ways, but the second edition has faced criticism itself. Variety reports that Erik himself disapproves of the portrayal of his brother, with whom he murdered their parents in 1989. This may explain why a hit parade from the late 80s has exploded onto the higher-middle section of the chart, particularly due to the fact that several songs from famous pop music fraudsters Milli Vanilli have resurged.

I imagine anyone reading this series will know the story of the manufactured pop duo, but for a summary, Frank Farian, who also curated Boney M., had recorded music by session musicians that was promoted by two aspiring entertainers from Europe, him propping them up as the members of the “Milli Vanilli” duo when they did not by and large contribute to the records, especially not the hits, which all came out after their GRAMMYs were awarded to them. Safe to say they were revoked, and when they were caught lip-syncing to a looped track, their career collapsed and one half, Rob, sadly passed a few years after. The other member, Fab, has stayed long enough in the public eye for the music made under the controversial moniker to have maybe not critical acclaim but a public interest that is much more sympathetic to the two as victims of industry bullshit than the public was back in the 90s. This reappraisal of the story led to a documentary, a biopic and a completely unrelated true crime drama is the final push, it seems.

From 1988 to 1990 – their stardom really only lasted around two years before it all came crashing down – they had six hits in the UK, the first of which is perhaps their most famous because of how involved it was in their downfall. It’s “Girl You Know it’s True”, which peaked at #3 and bizarrely is not charting this week as you may expect – it’s definitely my favourite and an iconic hit of theirs… well, maybe not “theirs”. Instead, we have “Girl I’m Gonna Miss You” (sometimes listed without the “Girl” at the start) back at #40, which thanks to error, the Official Charts Company is recognising as a new song. The song originally peaked at #2 for three weeks in 1989, being just pipped at the post by Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers’ “That’s What I Like” because, yes, pop music has always been kind of a joke, and the late 80s exemplify that the best, and then “All Around the World” by Lisa Stansfield. Meanwhile, “Blame it on the Rain” actually reaches a new peak as it returns to #47 – yes, really, it only made it to #52 in 1989. My fun fact that I want to add is that the duo guest-starred – right before the scandal – in the Super Mario Bros. 3 tie-in cartoon, where they serve as Wendy Koopa’s favourite band. Subsequent airings took their songs out but had the animations retained, meaning that they mouthed along to instrumentals… which may be the funniest way to accidentally reference the fact they were, in essence, voiceless in their own music.

Now this series hasn’t just boosted those two poor saps, not that I can imagine Fab takes home any royalties from it. In fact, the highest track re-entering apart from “Prada” is by Oceanic rock icons Crowded House, whose massive hit “Don’t Dream it’s Over”, a #1 in their partial home of New Zealand and a #2 Stateside, is back at #37. It first reached the top 40 in 1987, a year after release, peaking at #27 in the UK, whilst The Firm’s “Star Trekkin’” was #1. Like I said, the late 80s were an often comical era for popular music, but I should say that this was replaced by the Pet Shop Boys’ “It’s a Sin” the week after. Crowded House weren’t done, however: they would have a series of hit singles and albums, and singer Paul Young took his 1991 cover of their initial hit to #20, whilst U2’s “The Fly” was #1. A development of clout for the original did reach a point where Crowded House released a greatest-hits compilation in 1996 and with it came a remixed single. I initially could not figure out why there was a 1996 re-release, but from finding a confused Steve Hoffman Music Forums user who had posted about owning the remixed single, I discovered that Spike Stent had remixed the track to justify a re-release that did peak higher at #25, whilst Robson & Jerome were #1 with “What Becomes of the Broken Hearted”. Meanwhile, in 1999, Lou Bega’s iconic “Mambo No. 5” was at the top during the week wherein a rework simply titled “Don’t Dream” by Irish band Dove debuted and peaked at #37. Personally, the first version will always be the classic for me, I definitely prefer it to the mostly dull Milli Vanilli tracks, and I am aware none of these will last, but it’s a fun story, right?

Backstory aside, and sheesh, a lot of backstory it was, we also have some normal gains, those being “I Only Smoke When I Drink” by nimino at #61, “Who” by Jimin at #31, “Diet Pepsi” by Addison Rae at #15, “I Love You, I’m Sorry” by Gracie Abrams at #11, “Sailor Song” by Gigi Perez at #6, and of course, thanks to the new Coldplay albums, “WE PRAY” with what may as well be 2024’s version of Band Aid is at #20 and “feelslikeimfallinginlove” is at #18, we’ll discuss more about Moon Music later.

Now for the top five, that should be more familiar: Sabrina’s at #5 and #4 with “Please Please Please” and “Espresso”, “Die with a Smile” by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars has reached #3, Chappell Roan’s “Good Luck, Babe!” still stalls out at #2 and Ms. Carpenter of course reigns at #1.

New Entries

#74 – “N o C h i l l” – PARTYNEXTDOOR

Produced by Nonstop da Hitman, Alex Lustig and Bass Charity

Back in my day, the only things stylized like that were vaporwave edits of Bart Simpson. Drake protégé and fellow Canadian crooner PARTYNEXTDOOR has been active since the early 2010s in alternative R&B, with this being a sleeper hit from his most recent record, his fourth self-titled album that gathered more buzz for its anally penetrative album cover than its music. This is becoming a genuine Bubbling Under hit though so there must be something in the music to make the backshots worth it, surely? Well, no, this is pretty much your bog-standard PARTYNEXTDOOR song. His imperfect, fumbled Auto-Tuned warble would be potentially fun over a more organic instrumental, but layering him over a sea of pitch-shifted stray vocal blips and pads, alongside a trap slab that stifles any momentum, makes these R&B slow jams more like slogs than anything sensual. It also influenced PARTY to leave a lot of empty space for whatever reason, when the song’s instrumental, apart from some admittedly nice string inflections back in the unbefitting mix, and especially its content, mostly just about how he treats his girl to materialistic items, does not warrant much contemplation. He comes to a sturdier flow in the second verse, but when the song’s main conceit is the dumb joke that ever since PND got his girlfriend that “ice”, she’s had “no chill”… no, I can’t take anything here as intended, and especially not a spoken word outro that sounds like a phone call from his partner but reflects on absolutely none of the song’s content, or anything actually interesting either! I haven’t been able to take PARTY seriously since “Ratchet Happy Birthday” anyway, but this is not exactly helping matters.

#52 – “You Go Your Way” – Perrie

Produced by Alfie Russel and Joy Anonymous

At least it’s not a riff on the Fleetwood Mac classic of a similar title. Former Little Mixer Perrie Edwards has her third solo track out, after the underperformance of “Tears” which I personally really enjoyed, and whilst the sound of this track, which really becomes a fuzz in the mix thanks to too many elements in the chorus, gives me even less idea of where her solo sound will be, it does show that perhaps she doesn’t have much of an idea either. This is a cover of EDM duo Joy Anonymous’ “JOY (Get Over Me)”, with the abrupt, jerky chorus and dated production being inherited nearly entirely from that track, and whilst I like the bassline, the busy drums and barely decipherable flush of instruments in the chorus make this a real head-scratcher in the mixing department. The song could probably double as a song about not just being cautiously willing to depart from her ex-boyfriend, but also one regarding the Little Mix breakup and inevitable reunion, and whilst Edwards is clearly a capable vocalist, there really just isn’t much space, often quite literally, for her to work with, and absolutely not anything of lyrical interest, outside of the nervousness in the content fitting into the awkward, staccato feel of many of the song’s inflections, which is a cool touch, also present in the original, that does pair up with the detail in “Tears” as well. Sadly, Edwards’ vocals get somewhat crushed and treated not particularly well in the mix, with a really overwhelming chorus full of belting and overlapping vocal riffs that ends up just being straight-up hard to listen to. Perhaps a fine song in another context, but this anthemic single loses me primarily in production and final touches, which might just be the worst place to lose me as it makes the potential even clearer.

#43 – “ALL MY LOVE” – Coldplay

Produced by Bill Rahko, Daniel Green, Max Martin, ILYA, Oscar Holter and Michael Ilbert

It should be no surprise to anyone that Moon Music, the latest output from British cultural landmarks and possibly still regarded as a rock band, Coldplay, has sold over 200,000 copies and planted itself immediately at #1 on the albums chart. I did listen to the record, and it was of intrigue to me what would end up charting, since they really picked the only obvious singles as the singles… and this is largely an ambient album in its approach: tracks are purposefully unimpactful and feathery, atmospheric and sometimes lengthy and multi-part pseudo-epics that intend to reach bliss and serenity instead of functioning as hit songs or anthems like they’ve gone for at least once in their albums prior. I suppose that’s what “WE PRAY” is for this record, but “ALL MY LOVE” is a piano ballad about the undefeatable love Chris Martin shares with his partner: they can go through anything, they’ll still have his unconditional love. It’s a strong devotion for such a light, softening breeze of a ballad, which was initially teased as a piano solo improvised after a failed stage invasion during a live performance of an unrelated track. Now, I’ve said before that I really enjoy Ghost Stories and Coldplay’s lighter, less bombastic and arena-ready side, which did lead me to finding this album comforting, including this track, though “AETERNA”, “JUPiTER”, “GOOD FEELiNGS” with Ayra Starr and the one with the rainbow emoji as the title were my personal favourites. That doesn’t rule out “ALL MY LOVE” however as it is still a cute track. The backing vocals from H.E.R. are a nice touch to make the love feel requited, giving Martin’s typically solemn and warbly tone a bed of soothing comfort that decorates much of the album, and whilst the chorus is structured and sung almost as if it were a standard, the delicate guitar and really immaculately-mixed string orchestra swell place this thoroughly in their post-Britpop specialty. They even go for a slow burn like always, though it reflects less on the song’s overwhelming emotion than it does just on acceptance that love is beautiful and weathers many a storm that nature couldn’t. Call me old and sappy, but that’s sometimes nice to hear, and Coldplay are well within their mode in their later career to sell that, and quite blissfully. There’s a live version on the “Full Moon” deluxe edition, and a quirky lyric video, but other than that, I’m unsure to whether it’s being pushed as a single so far – it would be a damn good choice because adult contemporary radio would be all over something like this, and for good reason. It’s really pleasant, and if you want a good night’s sleep, I recommend spinning the album back to front.

#14 – “Thick of It” – KSI featuring Trippie Redd

Produced by Ray Michael Djan Jr.

The wonderful thing about YouTubers making music is that you really could go in wild and interesting directions. It’s a form of outsider music, really: giving entertainers famous for other talents and unique personalities the budget and access to recording equipment and materials could really lead to some interesting songs, especially given the subject matter could relate to their personality and/or content, the music could reflect their own probably diverse taste, and even if the end product isn’t great, it would still reflect their unique character. KSI hasn’t done that since “Lamborghini”. In what I can only presume is an effort to be taken more seriously, English YouTuber KSI of the “Sidemen”, also known as JJ, has been making pop-friendly fluff for years, nearly all of which I’ve covered in some form on this show. I like the song he made with Craig David, I suppose, but he will forever be the guy who said on a charting single that he’s “hella horny like a rhino watching porn”.

I have looked into this single specifically because there is discourse and criticism surrounding it, particularly with his food and drink collaborations with other YouTube scandal magnets like Logan Paul and Mr. Beast, that has led to more of an outrage marketing tactic: be everywhere, promote this song, and be really annoying about it, it’s clearly enough of a strategy to get to the top 20. Hell, it may be a strategy I prefer from JJ since it at least inflects the meme into his music in a way that could be at least fun or easily seen as novelty instead of the admirably sincere moves made into the industry from him and his celebrity guest stars for what is now half a decade. With that said, I don’t think this one goes for either approach: in fact, it finds quite an awkward middle ground.

Ignoring the fact that the video contains a massive Prime bottle frozen in an ice cube – yes, really – I cannot fully tell if this is a joke song or genuine attempt at pop stardom. There would be a boyish charm to his inept vocals if not for how egregiously layered and multi-tracked they are to sound like a Lil Nas X caricature, there would be some laughs to the Flo Rida-level lyrics if he didn’t deliver references to his own energy drink brand with a straight face. There would be some fun to find in the guitar-tinged drill beat not dissimilar to, say, 24kGoldn, if it wasn’t so smothered in the mix by a rumbling bass competing with overly trinketized drums and quadrupled vocal takes. The verses are so short, rendering the song primarily as a hook machine, and yes, it is catchy, but the lyrics don’t merit that or stick in your head as anything but sound: consider what he’s actually saying – if you don’t know anything about ice, how do you have bling? What does “They know me where it snows, I skied in and they froze” really mean? What brag is that, JJ? That your biggest fans are in the Alps? Once you commit so much to the jewellery-as-ice metaphor, you start to make zero sense. I will give credit to the fact that Trippie Redd delivers here, as whilst they have collaborated prior, and Trippie does anything for a check – ask MGK – he has some genuine grit to his whiny bellowing that lets him get away with the backing “Woo!” ad-libs and the actually okay content in his short verse, which is performed partially in an accent that reminds you that, yes, Trippie Redd really is from Ohio. In fact, he saves the song for me, even if there is some irony in that he dismisses his foes as “cold” when that’s the song’s main conceit.

With all that said, it does not matter. The song is listenable and catchy enough to work as meme fodder, it has a high-budget music video and big-name guest star that will attract investors, and it still is, despite all its flaws, somewhat entertaining, and completely kid-friendly. “Thick of It” really isn’t an awful song – it’s just KSI’s first step into becoming an ITV game show host. When you’re not taken seriously as an actor, singer or boxer, and he doesn’t even seem to want to be particularly, light entertainment may just be the way out of YouTuber purgatory for our guy here. Or get Craig David back. That’d be fun.

Conclusion

Best of the Week goes to Coldplay for “ALL MY LOVE”, which isn’t great but outside of some elements of Perrie’s, may be the only new entry worth defending. As far as the worst, I suppose it is “N o C h i l l” by PARTYNEXTDOOR. KSI’s song really is far from as bad as it’s painted out to be. As for what’s on the horizon, I think the UK Singles Chart will look completely different, but it’ll also still be the charts. Oh, and The Kid LAROI. For now, thank you for reading, long live Cola Boyy, and I’ll see you next week!

#uk singles chart #pop music #song review #trippie redd #ksi #thick of it #partynextdoor #perrie edwards #you go your way #coldplay #moon music era #all my love #monsters: the lyle and erik menendez story #milli vanilli

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miashyperfixations · 1 month ago

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MTV European Music Awards 2024

10.11.2024 @ The Co-op Live Arena, Manchester (23,500 Capacity)

Written Nov 2024

Earlier this month, I was able to go and watch the MTV EMAs live for free through my university. This was an experience I never would have imagined happening to me ever, so doing it so early into my career journey was so exciting.

Being admitted into the venue almost 2 hours before the start time, I was able to fully take in how much effort and logistics truly goes into live broadcasting. It was so fun and interesting to be part of a live broadcast event as an attendee with an eye for these kinds of things. We were also able to see stage setups going up and down from where we were and it was truly fascinating to be able to watch the absolute military operation that was the stage switchovers in between acts whilst the cameras focused on the presenter or other aspects. Le Sserafim’s setupalone was a mission, with a whole extra 3-tier step pyramid stage being put together piece-by-piece on the middle stage, for a full production alongside backup dancers.

As MTV Superfans, we were treated with a side-stage view in the back half of the arena, meaning we were directly across from the celebrity seating area with the centre ‘H’ stage in between us, whilst still having a pretty great view of the main performance stage at the end of the arena. Seeing so many amazing acts in one night was unreal. Benson Boone opened up the show from his floating piano and went on to win the first award of the night (Best New Artist). ‘The Warning’ live was an absolute dream come true, and those pyrotechnics? Amazing. RAYE was a complete powerhouse with her orchestral medley of ‘Escapism’, ‘Oscar Winning Tears’ and ‘Body Dysmorphia’ with a choir backing her. I was blown away. She was definitely the highlight of the night for me. Other performers included Teddy Swims, MTV Global Icon Award-Winner Busta Rhymes, THe Pet Shop Boys, & Shawn Mendes

This experience gave me a lot to consider when it comes to my future career. The multitude of job roles involved in a production like this is endless, and certainly gave me a lot to think about when it comes to deciding what route to go.

#music #music producer #music production #concert #live music #taylor swift #mtv #mtv ema #mtv europe music awards #manchester #co-op live #awards show

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geekgroovepod · 9 months ago

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Via Lollapalooza! Chicago's 20 year Tradition returns this summer with spectacular lineup.

I am a huge believer in music unites people. It doesn't matter what walks of life you come from, what job you have, what education you gotten, so on and so forth. One thing is for certain, music heals.

Which is why I am over the moon about this years Lollapalooza lineup, which is also the 20 year anniversary of being here in Chicago, IL. Moving back in time for Lolla is perfect timing, as I missed the summertime Chi while I was living in California.

With the announcement of the line up dropping at 10am today, lets take a look at a few of my favorite artist and artists that I am looking forward to see.

SZA: I am SUPPPPPER excited to see her again! (I say again, because I'm going to Gazebo Fest in Louisville. Shoutout to Jack Harlow 100000%)

Tyler, the Creator: I LOVEEEE Tyler, I seen him at Lolla in 2021 and I had a blast. The section of the crowd that I was in wasn't really lively but, still it was really fun! I cannot wait to see him again!

The Killers: I love their music and I have never seen them live so this is a great opportunity to see them. I cannot wait to sing Mr. Brightside with my whole chest.

Future x Metro Boomin: First of all, I'm not the biggest fan of Future's personality but he does make really fire music. Metro Boomin is an amazing producer who is iconic on the beats so this is going to be a fire set.

Hozier: I geeked about this and I just gotten into his music recently, so I am super prepared to cry my eyes out.

Stray Kids: I not the hugest fan of Kpop, but I'm absolutely excited to see them live for the first time. Kpop has started to be add to Lollas line up as, J-Hope from BTS was the first Korean artist to headline lolla, while Tomorrow x Tomorrow became the first Kpop group to headline Lolla. History is being made and I am excited to witness this!

Victoria Monet: It Girl, That girl, she gonna kill it. Nuff said.

Zedd: I was suposed to see him this year! I am so happy to get the chance to see him again!

Dominic Fike: Awesome artist, great voice, and is a fire preformer!

Sexyy Red: "It's Sexyy!" I'm so excited to see her

Benson Boone: Met him when I saw Alex Warren sweetest guy ever.

Vince Staples: Fire, and his show on Netflix is amazing. *Watch it*

Kesha: Comeback Queen. I am so excited to see her preform.

There is alot more great artist I'm excited to see, like Flo, Raye, Tate Mcrae, Conan Gray, Huddy and more.

Lollapalooza 2024 is August 1-4 in Grant Park in Chicago, IL. Tickets go live on Presale March 21st from 10am- 12pm CT and 12pm CT with a price increase.

I hope to see you all in Grant Park this August, and keep it locked on Geek Groove Pod for all the music festival news and updates!

#music #music festival #lollapalooza #chicago #blog #music blog #sza #tyler the creator #kesha

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ejesgistnews · 1 month ago

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2025 Coachella Lineup: Full List and Highlights. The highly anticipated 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival lineup has been unveiled, showcasing a mix of iconic headliners and emerging global stars. This year’s festival, set to take place over two weekends, April 11-13 and April 18-20, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, features Lady Gaga, Green Day, Post Malone, and Travis Scott as headliners. In addition to the star-studded headliners, notable performances include Rema, Seun Kuti, and Tyla, who are bringing Afrobeat and South African amapiano to the festival’s global audience. Key Highlights from the Lineup Fridays: Performances by FKA twigs, The Prodigy, Three 6 Mafia, Ravyn Lenae, and HiTech, alongside Lady Gaga's headlining set. Saturdays: Acts like Charli XCX, Japanese Breakfast, Viagra Boys, The Misfits, and Jimmy Eat World, with Green Day delivering a career-spanning performance. Sundays: A lineup led by Post Malone, with sets by Megan Thee Stallion, Kraftwerk, Amaarae, Arca, and Beabadoobee. Global Representation Coachella 2025 continues to celebrate diverse talent, with African artists like Rema and Seun Kuti, South African sensation Tyla, and other international acts gracing the stage. This blend of genres and cultures ensures a unique experience for festivalgoers. 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Here’s the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival lineup: Above & Beyond A. G. Cook Alok Amaarae Amelie Lens Amémé Amyl and the Sniffers Anitta Arca Artemas Austin Millz Basement Jaxx Beabadoobee The Beaches Beltran Ben Böhmer Benson Boone Beth Gibbons BigXthaPlug Blonde Redhead Bob Vylan Boris Brejcha Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso Charli XCX Chris Lorenzo Chris Stussy Chase & Status Circle Jerks Clairo Coco & Breezy Damian Lazarus The Dare Darkside Dennis Cruz Desiree Triplosm Disco Lines Dixon x Jimi Jules DJ Gigola Djo D4vd El Malilla Eli Brown Enhyphen Erez Eyedress Fcukers FKA twigs Francis Mercier Gel Ginger Root Glixen Glass Beams Glorilla The Go-Gos Green Day Gustavo Dudamel & LA Phil Haai Hanumankind HiTech Hope Tala Horsegiirl Indira Paganotto Indo Warehouse Infected Mushroom Interplanetary Criminal Ivan Cornejo Japanese Breakfast Jennie Jessie Murph Jimmy Eat World Judeline Julie Junior H Keinemusik Keshi Klangkuenstler Kneecap Kraftwerk Kumo 99 Lady Gaga Layton Giordani Lisa Lola Young Los Mirlos Maribou State The Mariás Marina Mau P Medium Build Megan Thee Stallion Meute Miike Snow Mind Against x Massano Missy Elliott Mohamed Ramadan Moon Boots Muni Long Mustard The Original Misfits Parcels Parisi Pete Tong x Ahmed Spins Polo & Pan Post Malone Prison Affair The Prodigy Ravyn Lenae Rawayana Rema Saint Jhn Salute Sam Fender Sammy Virji Sara Landry Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 Shaboozey Shermanology Shoreline Mafia Snow Strippers Soft Play Sparrow & Barbossa Speed Still Woozy Talón Thee Sacred Souls Three 6 Mafia Tink Tinlicker Together Pangea Tops T-Pain Travis Scott Tripolism Ty Dolla $ign Tyla Underscores Viagra Boys Vintage Culture Vs Self VTSS Wisp XG Yeat Yo Gabba Gabba! Yulia Niko Zedd 2hollis 4batz [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="640"] 2015 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (Karl Walter/Getty Images for Coachella)[/caption] That is the full 2025 Coachella lineup and updates as Rema, Seun Kuti & Tyla Join the global Stage.

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MTV European Music Awards light up Manchester tonight, as Co-op Live hosts one of Europe's biggest music events outside Eurovision. This year, EMAs brings the best of the music industry together to a night of unforgettable performances and celebrity appearances. Pop star Rita Ora will be the presenter at this year's MTV Europe Music Awards for the third consecutive time, and she will introduce names like Raye, Pet Shop Boys, Le Sserafim, Shawn Mendes, Benson Boone, and others. The event - beginning at 9 p.m. on MTV UK and at 10 p.m. on Channel 5 - will lead off with a red-carpet prelude, in which audiences will get their first peeks at celebrities stretching from fashion-forward outfits from toes to sternum. Pop icon Taylor Swift is leading the nominations with seven nods in her name. Other bigger names in contention include Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish, Charli XCX, and Sabrina Carpenter, promising a night that will be pulsating with energetic performances. Added to this is a special tribute set to the former One Direction star Liam Payne in recognition of his influence on the music world. Korean Culture and Information Service (Jeon Han), CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Rita Ora has just expressed her excitement to host the event in Manchester, declaring, "I'm really happy it's in Manchester; I'm genuinely excited. We're just trying to bring the history and energy of Manchester into the arena." Manchester has a storied music history-it would be an ideal fit for the EMAs this year, promising electrification and truly memorable performances. We'll have our team reporting live from on site, capturing every red-carpet moment and drawing directly from the arena for announcement of each prize winner. Who will perform at the EMAs tonight? Tonight's lineup features the Grammy-nominated pop singer Shawn Mendes, plus Raye and Teddy Swims. The latter's newer songs include the one performed by Swims called "Lose Control." Viral sensation Benson Boone will take the stage to sing his hit "Beautiful Things," and so too will rock trio The Warning, three sisters from Mexico known for their intense live shows. Fans will also enjoy a performance by the Pet Shop Boys, whose work will earn them the first MTV EMA Pop Pioneers Award. They are joined by Manchester Camerata on stage. Additional acts confirmed to perform are Le Sserafim out of K-pop, Peso Pluma from Mexico, and Tyla from South Africa. How to Watch MTV EMAs 2024? For those that won't be able to join in person, the MTV EMAs will be broadcast live on MTV UK from 9 p.m. The programme will also be accessible online via Sky (channel 126), Virgin Media (channel 134), and Now TV, allowing audiences to catch it wherever they are. Pluto TV will also air the event live; Channel 5 will then broadcast the show in full at 10 p.m. If you miss the live event or if you need some reliving of the performances, the EMAs will be up on demand through Paramount+ starting Tuesday, November 12. Tonight it'll be a night to remember with the best music and moments as the EMAs head back to the UK to celebrate its artists and fans making European music so vibrant. Whether you're glued to the set or keeping up to speed with our live coverage, the 2024 MTV EMAs are bound to make history in music. Read the full article

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[ad_1] The 2024 MTV Video Music Awards headed again to New York to honor this yr's hottest music stars as solely a scorching lady can. That is proper, the Houston scorching lady herself, Megan Thee Stallion, served as host and was additionally one of many night time's performers. Different musicians who took the stage embrace Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, Camila Cabello, GloRilla, Rauw Alejandro, and extra. Roan's efficiency marked her first ever look on an awards stage, and he or she didn't disappoint. Performing her hit "Good Luck, Babe!", Roan embodied a "Joan of Arc" aka "Roan of Arc" theme, to the delight of followers in all places. In the meantime, Carpenter celebrated iconic blondes with homages to Britney Spears, Madonna, and Marilyn Monroe sprinkled all through her medley of "Please Please Please", "Style", and "Espresso." Kevin Mazur/Getty; Mike Coppola/Getty; Noam Galai/Getty Taylor Swift gained many of the awards she was nominated for, together with the coveted Video of the Yr award, which breaks her personal file. Swift turned the one artist to ever three-peat and win 5 occasions within the aggressive class. Try all of the winners beneath. Video of the Yr Ariana Grande – “We Can’t Be Mates (Look ahead to Your Love)” Billie Eilish – “Lunch” Doja Cat – “Paint the City Pink” Eminem – “Houdini” SZA – “Snooze” WINNER: Taylor Swift ft. Submit Malone – “Fortnight” Artist of the Yr Ariana Grande Unhealthy Bunny Eminem Sabrina Carpenter SZA WINNER: Taylor Swift Music of the Yr Beyoncé – “Texas Maintain 'Em” Jack Harlow – “Lovin on Me” Kendrick Lamar – “Not Like Us” WINNER: Sabrina Carpenter – “Espresso” Taylor Swift ft. Submit Malone – “Fortnight” Teddy Swims – “Lose Management” Finest New Artist Benson Boone WINNER: Chappell Roan Gracie Abrams Shaboozey Teddy Swims Tyla Music of Summer season Ariana Grande — "We Can’t Be Mates (Look ahead to Your Love)" Benson Boone — "Lovely Issues" Billie Eilish — "Birds of a Feather" Chappell Roan — "Good Luck, Babe!" Charli XCX & Billie Eilish — "Guess" that includes Billie Eilish Eminem — "Houdini" Future, Metro Boomin & Kendrick Lamar — "Like That" GloRilla, Megan Thee Stallion — "Wanna Be" Hozier — "Too Candy" Kendrick Lamar — "Not Like Us" Submit Malone feat. Morgan Wallen — "I Had Some Assist" Sabrina Carpenter — "Please Please Please" Shaboozey — "A Bar Music (Tipsy)" SZA — "Saturn" WINNER: Taylor Swift feat. Submit Malone — "Fortnight" Tommy Richman — "Million Greenback Child" MTV Finest Push Efficiency of the Yr August 2023: Kaliii – “Space Codes" September 2023: GloRilla – "Lick or Sum" October 2023: Benson Boone – "Within the Stars" November 2023: Coco Jones – "ICU" December 2023: Victoria Monét – "On My Mama" January 2024: Jessie Murph – "Wild Ones" February 2024: Teddy Swims – "Lose Management" March 2024: Chappell Roan – "Pink Wine Supernova" April 2024: Flyana Boss – "Yeaaa" Could 2024: Laufey – "Goddess" June 2024: Le Sserafim – "Simple" July 2024: The Warning – "Computerized Solar" Finest Collaboration Drake ft. Sexyy Pink & SZA – “Wealthy Child Daddy “ GloRilla, Megan Thee Stallion – “Wanna Be” Jessie Murph ft. Jelly Roll – “Wild Ones” Jung Kook ft. Latto – “Seven” Submit Malone ft. Morgan Wallen – “I Had Some Assist” WINNER: Taylor Swift ft. Submit Malone – “Fortnight” Finest Pop Camila Cabello Dua Lipa Olivia Rodrigo Sabrina Carpenter Tate McRae WINNER: Taylor Swift Finest Hip-Hop Drake ft. Sexyy Pink & SZA – “Wealthy Child Daddy“ WINNER: Eminem – “Houdini” GloRilla – “Yeah Glo!” Gunna – “Fukumean” Megan Thee Stallion – “Boa” Travis Scott ft. Playboi Carti – “Fe!n” Finest R&B Alicia Keys – “Lifeline” Muni Lengthy – “Made For Me” WINNER: SZA – “Snooze” Tyla – “Water” Usher, Summer season Walker, 21 Savage – “Good Good” Victoria Monét – “On My Mama” Finest Different WINNER: Benson Boone – “Lovely Issues” Bleachers – “Tiny Strikes” Hozier – “Too Candy” Think about Dragons – “Eyes Closed”

Linkin Park – “Pleasant Hearth” Teddy Swims – “Lose Management (Reside)” Finest Rock Bon Jovi – “Legendary” Coldplay – “Feelslikeimfallinginlove” Inexperienced Day – “Dilemma” Kings of Leon – “Mustang” WINNER: Lenny Kravitz – “Human” U2 – “Atomic Metropolis” Finest Latin WINNER: Anitta – “Mil Veces” Unhealthy Bunny – “Monaco” Karol G – “Mi Ex Tenía Razón” Myke Towers – “Lala” Peso Pluma & Anitta – “Bellakeo” Rauw Alejandro – “Touching the Sky” Shakira & Cardi B – “Puntería” Finest Afro-Beats Ayra Starr ft. Giveon – “Final Heartbreak Music” Burna Boy – “Metropolis Boys” Chris Brown ft. Davido & Lojay – “Sensational” Tems – “Love Me JeJe” WINNER: Tyla – “Water” Usher, Pheelz – “Spoil” Finest Ok-pop Jung Kook ft. Latto – “Seven” WINNER: Lisa – “Rockstar” NCT Dream – “Smoothie” NewJeans – “Tremendous Shy” Stray Youngsters – “Lalalala” Tomorrow x Collectively – “Deja vu” Video for Good Alexander Stewart – “If Solely You Knew” WINNER: Billie Eilish – “What Was I Made For (From the Movement Image Barbie)” Coldplay – “Feelslikeimfallinginlove” Joyner Lucas & Jelly Roll – “Finest for Me” Raye – “Genesis.” Tyler Childers – “In Your Love” VMAs Most Iconic Efficiency Beyoncé — "Love on High" Eminem — "The Actual Slim Shady / The Approach I Am" WINNER: Katy Perry — "Roar" Girl Gaga — "Paparazzi" Madonna — "Like a Virgin" Madonna, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Missy Elliott — "Like a Virgin / Hollywood" Taylor Swift — "You Belong With Me" Finest Course Ariana Grande – “We Can’t Be Mates (Look ahead to Your Love)” – Directed by Christian Breslauer Bleachers – “Tiny Strikes” – Directed by Alex Lockett & Margaret Qualley Eminem – “Houdini” – Directed by Wealthy Lee Megan Thee Stallion – “Boa” – Directed by Daniel Iglesias Jr. Sabrina Carpenter – “Please Please Please” – Directed by Bardia Zeinali WINNER: Taylor Swift ft. Submit Malone – “Fortnight” Finest Cinematography WINNER: Ariana Grande – “We Can’t Be Mates (Look ahead to Your Love)” - Cinematography by Anatol Trofimov Charli XCX – “Von Dutch” - Cinematography by Jeff Bierman Dua Lipa – “Phantasm” - Cinematography by Nikita Kuzmenko Olivia Rodrigo – “Obsessed” – Cinematography by Marz Miller Rauw Alejandro – “Touching the Sky” - Cinematography by Camilo Monsalve Taylor Swift ft. Submit Malone – “Fortnight” - Cinematography by Rodrigo Prieto Finest Enhancing Anitta - “Mil Veces” – Enhancing by Nick Yumul Ariana Grande – “We Can’t Be Mates (Look ahead to Your Love)” – Enhancing by Luis Caraza Peimbert Eminem – “Houdini” – Enhancing by David Checel Lisa– “Rockstar” – Enhancing by Nik Kohler Sabrina Carpenter – “Espresso” – Enhancing by Jai Shukla WINNER: Taylor Swift ft. Submit Malone – “Fortnight” – Enhancing by Chancler Haynes Finest Choreography Bleachers – "Tiny Strikes" - Choreography by Margaret Qualley WINNER: Dua Lipa – “Houdini” – Choreography by Allure La'Donna Lisa – “Rockstar” – Choreography by Sean Bankhead Rauw Alejandro – “Touching the Sky” – Choreography by Felix ‘Fefe’ Burgos Tate McRae – “Grasping” – Choreography by Sean Bankhead Troye Sivan – “Rush” – Choreography by Sergio Reis, Mauro Van De Kerkhof Finest Visible Results Ariana Grande – “The Boy Is Mine” – Visible Results by Digital Axis WINNER: Eminem – “Houdini” – Visible Results by Synapse Digital Manufacturing, Louise Lee, Wealthy Lee, Metaphysic, Flawless Submit Justin Timberlake – “Egocentric” – Visible Results by Candice Dragonas Megan Thee Stallion – “Boa” – Visible Results by Mathematic Olivia Rodrigo – “Get Him Again!” – Visible Results by Cooper Vacheron, Preston Mohr, Karen Arakelian, Justin Johnson Taylor Swift ft. Submit Malone – “Fortnight” – Republic Information – Visible Results by Parliament Finest Artwork Course Charli XCX – “360” – Artwork Course by Grace Surnow Lisa - “Rockstar” – Artwork Course by Pongsan Thawatwichian WINNER: Megan Thee Stallion - “Boa” – Artwork Course by Brittany Porter Olivia Rodrigo – “Unhealthy Concept Proper?” – Artwork Course by Nicholas des Jardins

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