#kevin la bonk

[nationalhammerleague]

Kevin labanc pls and if it isnt too much trouble could you make it like. A wheel of like 5 or 6 hammers attached at the base of the handle spinning and each of them bonk him on the head one by one thank you bye <3

hitting kevin labanc with hammer

[purpleplaid17]

Jess Watches // Fri 13 Sept // Day 351 & Sat 14 Sept // Day 352 Synopses & Favourite Scenes & Poll

Women in Blue / Las Azules (with mum) 1x08 Rosa

María and Ángeles interview the adopted son of a woman named Rosa, who the Azules believe may have been the Undresser's first victim.

Me, swatting the candy floss out of Benito's hand and using it to bonk him on the head as I usher Gabina to safety.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (rw) 4x07 The Initiative

Spike finds himself targeted by a group of commandos after he escapes from a military lab underneath the Sunnydale campus.

Willow: And remember, if you hurt her, I will beat you to death with a shovel. A vague disclaimer is nobody's friend. Have fun!

Riley:

Burn Notice (rw with L) 1x02 Identity

Michael is roped into helping his mother's friend get back money she lost in a scam, but Fi and Sam may ruin everything with their bumbling and bickering.

Fi: I can't very well be talking Like a freakin' leprechaun, now, can I?

Me, in my double denim outfit: C'est La Vie.

Crazy Stupid Love (2011) (rw with L)

A middle-aged husband (Steve Carell)'s life changes dramatically when his wife (Julianne Moore) asks him for a divorce. He seeks to rediscover his manhood with the help of a newfound friend, Jacob (Ryan Gosling), learning to pick up women at bars.

IMDB: While rehearsing for the scene where Ryan Gosling lifted Emma Stone in the air "Dirty Dancing" style, Stone didn't realize she had a phobia of being lifted high up until the first time Gosling did it. She had a full meltdown, which Gosling described as "like a possum falling out of a tree and trying to scratch your eyes out." Afterwards she ran away crying and had to lie in bed watching Labyrinth to calm down. Her phobia came from when she was 7 years old and fell off the high bars in gymnastics and broke both her arms. They ended up using a body double for the lift, but they did use the recording of Stone's real screams.

Also, IMDB: Kevin Bacon and Ryan Gosling are distant cousins. They are both descendants of the English Baldwin family.

[quoththemaven]

2023 Favoritest Book Reads

Vineland - Pynchon, Thomas

Prophet - Blaché, Sin & Helen Macdonald

And the Ass Saw the Angel - Cave, Nick

Lou Reed: The King of New York - Hermes, Will 

The Color of Magic (Discworld, #1; Rincewind, #1) - Pratchett, Terry

Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative - Kleon, Austin 

Sonic Life: A Memoir - Moore, Thurston

The Fifth Season (The Broken Earth, #1) - Jemisin, N.K. 

Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law - Roach, Mary

Everyone's a Aliebn When Ur a Aliebn Too - Sun, Jonny

The Night Masquerade (Binti, #3) - Okorafor, Nnedi 

Home (Binti, #2) - Okorafor, Nnedi 

Binti: Sacred Fire (Binti, #1.5) - Okorafor, Nnedi 

Binti (Binti, #1) - Okorafor, Nnedi 

Black Paradox - Ito, Junji

David Bowie's Low (33 1/3) - Wilcken, Hugo

Faith, Hope and Carnage - Cave, Nick

The Sirens of Titan - Vonnegut Jr., Kurt

Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth - Aslan, Reza

Smashed - Ito, Junji

Time Shelter - Gospodinov, Georgi

Brian Eno's Another Green World (33 1/3) - Dayal, Geeta

Armageddon in Retrospect - Vonnegut Jr., Kurt

Neverwhere (London Below, #1) - Gaiman, Neil 

The Committed (The Sympathizer #2) - Nguyen, Viet Thanh 

Into the Great Wide Open - Canty, Kevin 

Mongrels - Jones, Stephen Graham 

DisneyWar - Stewart, James B.

Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex - Roach, Mary

The Left Hand of Darkness - Le Guin, Ursula K.

My Bloody Valentine's Loveless (33 1/3) - McGonigal, Mike 

Suttree - McCarthy, Cormac

Life's Work: A Memoir - Milch, David

The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue - Schwab, V.E.

Against the Day - Pynchon, Thomas

Burn It Down: Power, Complicity, and a Call for Change in Hollywood - Ryan, Maureen 

Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA (33 1/3) - Himes, Geoffrey

La Moustache - Carrère, Emmanuel

Janelle Monáe’s The ArchAndroid (33 1/3) - Favreau, Alyssa 

Sooner or Later Everything Falls Into the Sea - Pinsker, Sarah 

The Man Without a Shadow - Oates, Joyce Carol

The City & the City - Miéville, China 

Mem - Morrow, Bethany C. 

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind - Harari, Yuval Noah

Arcade Fire’s The Suburbs (33 1/3) - Eidelstein, Eric

Gutshot - Gray, Amelia 

The Price of Time (Watch What You Wish For #1) - Tigner, Tim 

The Revolution Was Televised: The Cops, Crooks, Slingers and Slayers Who Changed TV Drama Forever - Sepinwall, Alan 

Just Kids - Smith, Patti 

Sounds Like Titanic: A Memoir - Hindman, Jessica Chiccehitto 

Flicker - Roszak, Theodore

Tinderbox: HBO's Ruthless Pursuit of New Frontiers - Miller, James Andrew 

Flashback - Simmons, Dan

Flaming Lips' Zaireeka (33 1/3) - Richardson, Mark 

The Sympathizer (The Sympathizer #1) - Nguyen, Viet Thanh 

Pavement's Wowee Zowee (33 1/3) - Charles, Bryan

Neuromancer (Sprawl, #1) - Gibson, William

Invisible Cities - Calvino, Italo

Don't Fear the Reaper (The Indian Lake Trilogy, #2) - Jones, Stephen Graham 

The Wes Anderson Collection - Seitz, Matt Zoller

Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said - Dick, Philip K.

Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly (33 1/3) - Maner, Sequoia

The Nineties - Klosterman, Chuck

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow - Zevin, Gabrielle 

Wanderlust: An Eccentric Explorer, an Epic Journey, a Lost Age - Mitenbuler, Reid

A Heart That Works - Delaney, Rob 

Imago (Xenogenesis, #3) - Butler, Octavia E.

Cryptonomicon (Crypto, #1) - Stephenson, Neal 

Blacktop Wasteland - Cosby, S.A. 

Pearl Jam's Vs. (33 1/3) - Brownlee, Clint

Tracy Flick Can't Win - Perrotta, Tom

Devil House - Darnielle, John 

Adulthood Rites (Xenogenesis, #2) - Butler, Octavia E.

Heat 2 - Mann, Michael & Meg Gardiner

Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures (33 1/3) - Ott, Chris

Dawn (Xenogenesis, #1) - Butler, Octavia E.

The Diamond Age: Or, a Young Lady's Illustrated Primer - Stephenson, Neal 

The Republic of Thieves (Gentleman Bastard, #3) - Lynch, Scott 

The Year of the Flood (MaddAddam, #2) - Atwood, Margaret 

[junker-town]

5 NFL teams that could break a long Super Bowl drought next

Photo by Peter G. Aiken/Getty Images

The Chiefs cut their drought at 50 years. Other teams would love to be next.

Fifty years came and went between Super Bowl parades in the streets of Kansas City, but the Chiefs did it. They broke an NFL championship drought that lasted longer than six different teams (the Ravens, Texans, Jaguars, Panthers, Buccaneers, and Seahawks) have been professional franchises.

While parity may be a product of the NFL’s salary cap era, the league remains a land of haves and have-nots. Twelve of the league’s 32 teams (37.5 percent!) have never won a Super Bowl. Four of those teams — the Lions, Browns, Jaguars, and Texans — have never even gotten there.

But the 2019 season was a changing of the guard, and 2020 could bring more of the same. Here are the most likely teams to break their long Super Bowl droughts next season.

1. Tennessee Titans

Last Super Bowl appearance: 2000 Last Super Bowl win: never

Tennessee, 9-7 in each of its past four seasons, made a Cinderella run through the AFC playoff bracket this winter. The Titans ousted the reigning NFL champions (New England) and the team with the league’s top record (Baltimore) before their run came to an end in Kansas City. This offseason, several moving parts could set their postseason ceiling.

Ryan Tannehill and Derrick Henry, the two most important pieces of their surge from a 2-4 record to AFC finalist, are both slated to be free agents in 2020. While Tannehill seems like an obvious candidate to be franchise-tagged, figuring out what to do with Henry — an old-school heavy-use bulldozer of a tailback who doesn’t catch many passes — will be a tougher decision. The team will also have to make some upgrades to a defense that ranked 16th in efficiency.

Ultimately, Tennessee’s Super Bowl hopes may boil down to whether or not you believe Tannehill’s breakthrough 2019 is sustainable. Can he be the quarterback who wound up leading the league in passer rating last fall? Or will he revert back to his Dolphins form of “kinda/sorta good enough” like he did late in the postseason?

2. Minnesota Vikings

Last Super Bowl appearance: 1977 Last Super Bowl win: never

Speaking of quarterbacks with good numbers and an inherent lack of trust, here’s Kirk Cousins! Statistically, Cousins is coming off his best season as a pro for a 10-6 team. He finished among the NFL’s top six quarterbacks in:

completion rate (69.1 percent)

touchdown rate (5.9 percent)

adjusted yards per pass (8.7)

and passer rating (107.4)

And it didn’t really matter! The Vikings went just 1-4 against playoff teams during the regular season before upsetting the Saints in the Wild Card Round (thanks, in part, to two great Cousins throws). That overtime win that gave way to a lifeless 27-10 loss to eventual NFC champs San Francisco.

The good news is most of the key members of that 10-win team will be back in 2020. Cousins is entering the final year of a fully guaranteed three-year, $84 million deal, so the pressure will be on him to exceed expectations once more before potentially hitting free agency. He’ll still have Stefon Diggs and Adam Thielen (who missed extended time in 2019 due to injuries) to throw to, and Dalvin Cook to lighten his load out of the backfield.

Some sacrifices may have to be made on the other side of the ball. Everson Griffen was still a monster in his age-31 season, recording 9.5 sacks and 27 QB hits between 17 regular season and playoff games, but he’ll be a free agent for a team that currently has ... NEGATIVE-$12 MILLION IN CAP SPACE — WHAT? HOW?

That’s gonna make it hard to improve in 2020. The Vikings better hope general manager Rick Spielman drafts well this spring.

3. Buffalo Bills

Last Super Bowl appearance: 1994 Last Super Bowl win: never

The Bills have a Super Bowl-caliber defense. The question is whether Josh Allen can continue to grow into a Super Bowl-caliber quarterback.

He’s shown signs of living up to his top-10 draft status. The big-armed Wyoming grad improved across the board in his second season in the NFL, cutting his interception rate nearly in half thanks to markedly better decision-making downfield. He was still much more effective as a triple-threat play-breaker than a troop-rallying quarterback, and that hampered Buffalo in 2019. Allen needed 46 passes to throw for 264 yards in a loss to the Texans in his first postseason start.

Budding stars like Tre’Davious White, Tremaine Edmunds, and Ed Oliver will keep the Bills in a playoff orbit. Allen can push them further if he can continue this upward trajectory — though a little more receiving help might provide the extra boost that unlocks his potential.

4. Cleveland Browns

Last Super Bowl appearance: never Last Super Bowl win: never

Remember when we were really excited about the Browns? They were the preseason favorites to win the AFC North! Then, as they have each of the past 12 years, they wrapped up another disappointing season with a losing record.

The 1964 NFL champions have a strong collection of raw talent that was less than the sum of its parts under since-deposed head coach Freddie Kitchens. Team owner Jimmy Haslam hired offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski away from the Vikings to replace Kitchens, upgrading his WR/RB combo from Thielen/Diggs/Cook to Odell Beckham Jr., Jarvis Landry, and Nick Chubb. His first task will be to fix Baker Mayfield, who backslid after a strong finish to his rookie campaign.

Turning the defense into a stable unit will be another concern for Stefanski. Players like Joe Schobert, Larry Ogunjobi, Denzel Ward, and Myles Garrett (assuming he returns from his indefinite suspension for bonking Mason Rudolph on the head) give the Browns a solid young core to build around. With a high draft slot in 2020 and nearly $50 million in spending room this offseason, there’s plenty of room for hope in Cleveland again.

5. Atlanta Falcons

Last Super Bowl appearance: oh man, you guys sure you’re ready to talk about that? Last Super Bowl win: never

There were only a handful of candidates to fill out this last spot. The Falcons, Bengals, Cardinals, Lions, Chargers, and Jets have all been around for at least 50 years. Only the Jets have won a Super Bowl — 51 years ago. LA would have been an OK choice here, but with Philip Rivers’ future suddenly in flux, who knows what the Chargers will do next. Instead, let’s go with the team that finished 2019 on a 6-2 heater that saved head coach Dan Quinn’s job.

The Falcons bring a reliable former MVP quarterback to the table. Matt Ryan, who may never reach his 2016 heights ever again, still threw the ball more than anyone else in the league in 2019 (and, in a related note, got sacked more than anyone but Kyler Murray). He gets to throw to one of the league’s top WR tandems in Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley, though Pro Bowl tight end Austin Hooper may be out the door since he’s due a massive raise this offseason.

Atlanta will need to fix its disappointing defense while walking the tightrope of extremely limited salary cap space — only three teams in the NFL are slated to have less to spend this spring. The Falcons weren’t very efficient on either side of the ball last season and don’t really have much room to add help outside of the draft. Their late rally moved them up to second place in the NFC South, too. That means instead of facing a lineup of Washington, Detroit, and Arizona in 2020, they’ll get the Cowboys, Vikings, and Seahawks.

Yeah, the Falcons might not be a playoff team next year.

[printedinblood]

The Thing:Artbook - Who all is in this thing??

So, who all is involved with “The Thing:Artbook” you ask? Well, I am here to give you an answer. Listed below is the list of all the artists who have a piece that is included in the book. Some of them have more than one, some produced more than one, but we had to make hard decisions about inclusion.

When we started out on this project, an idea conceived last year in May, and once we had secured the approval from Universal Studios to move ahead, we had hoped to make it a book with primarily comic industry folks because that’s who we knew. Once we started to reach out to folks with information about the project the response was so positive, we decided to branch out a little and include some illustrator friends and designer folks. Again, the response was so overwhelmingly positive we decided to invite whoever we thought we could get on board. Then, people started coming to us as word of the project began to spread. We were blown away and humbled by the caliber of talent who have agreed to be a part of this book.

We hope you will be pleasantly surprised and excited as you go through the list below and see the participants listed. You will probably have heard about many of them already, but hopefully there will be some surprises as well.

The “The Thing: Artbook” will go live for pre-sales Tuesday March 7th at  7pm est at the link below.

The book is expected to ship the first week of July 2017.

Click here to purchase

Dave Acosta

Charles Adi

Emory Allen

Rafael Alvarez

Tim Anderson

Salvador Anguiano

Orlando Arocena

Vincent Aseo

Wayne Ashworth

Juan Astasio

Adam Augustyn

Dane Ault

Arden Avett

Noah Bailey

Boris Bashirov

Giuseppe Balestra

Andrew Barr

Bryan Baugh

Brett Bennett

Ian Bertram

Ben Bishop

Steven Russell Black

Barry Blankenship

Alejandro Blasi

BoardInker

Jon Bogdanove

Chris Bolton

Rich Bonk

Mark Borgions

Tim Bradstreet

Matt Brazier

Dan Brereton

Robert Bruno

Mark Buckingham

Kealan Patrick Burke

Rio Burton

Jim Calafiore

Dennis Calero

Chris Callahan

Josh Campbell

Daniel Campos

Tyrell Cannon

Jonatan Cantero

Don Cardenas

Simon Carpenter

Vincent Carrozza

Martin Carter

Simon Caruso

Justin  Castaneda

Victor Castro

Ryan Caskey

Dan Charnley

Richard P. Clark

Adam Cockerton

Alejandro Colucci

Joe Corroney

GMB   Chomichuk

Brian  Corcoran

John  Coulthart

Nic Cowan

Paul Cremin

Dave Crosland

Dennis Culver

Justin  Currie

Berkay Daglar

Steven Daily

James Daly III

Mark Dancey

Neil Davies

Rich Davies

Dawlaz

Simon Delart

Joe Dellagatta

Trevor Denham

Shannon Eric Denton

Casey Desilets

Mike Diaz

Christian DiBari

Doaly

Juan Doe

Krzysztof Domaradzki

Natalie Dombois

Guy Dorian

Dave Dorman

Sam Dunn

Zohn Dyer

Zoetica Ebb

Jimmy Edwards

Harlan Elam

Sarah Elkins

Robert Elrod

Rob Elrod

Matthew Emmons

Don England

Greg Espinoza

Jay Fabares

Nicole Falk

Tom Feister

James Fenner

Jared Fletcher

Tony Fleecs

Tom Fournier

Sam Fout

Kelly Forbes

Dan Fraga

Francesco Francavilla

Devin Francisco

Bryan Fyffe

Salvador Gaeta

Antony Galatis

Alfie Gallagher

Chris Garofalo

Enzo Garza

Paul Gates

Gary Gianni

Sam Gilbey

GodMachine

Michael Godwin

Hassan Godwin

John Gonzalez

Yaster Goodman

Mike Gorman

Joshua Green

Andre (dres13) Greppi

Mike Groves (Poopbird)

Nick Gucker

Adam Guzowski

Matt Haley

Justin  Harder

Abigail Harding

Matt Harding

Luke Harrington

Tony Harris

Paul Harrison-Davies

Jordan Hart

Trav Hart

Dean Haspiel

Mike Henderson

Trevor Henderson

Kim Herbst

John J Hill

Tom Hodges

Tony Hodgkinson

Scott Hopko

Josh Howard

Matt Howard

Rian Hughes

Chad Hunt

Erin Hunting

Frazer Irving

Natalia Jablonski

Ian Jepson

Mohammed  Jilani

Robert Jimenez

JoeJr

Drew Johnson

Peter Johnson

Kelley Jones

Nat Jones

Wayne Joseph

Adem Kaan

Sandra Kamenz

Nikita Kaun

Jim Keating

John Keaveney

Josh Kelly

Tom Kelly

David Kennedy

Kate Kennedy

Peter Kennedy

Pat Kinsella

Jackie Kloog          

Ken Knudtsen

Dustin Knotek

Leigh Kuilboer

Chuck Kunkle

Serhiy Krykun

Jonathan La Mantia

Kyle Lambert

David Lange

John Lara

David LaRocca

Doug  Larocca

Dan Leister

Jeff Lemire

Alice Meichi  Li

Aaron Lindeman

Emilio Lopez

Marco  Lorenzana

Chelsea Lowe

Harry Lowe III

Richard Luong

Jerry Ma

David Mack

Mike Mahle

Tomasz Majewski

Chris Malbon

Tom Mandrake

Sian Mandrake

Marko Manev

Matthew Manlove

Jonathan Marks-Barravecchia

Leandro Massai

Michael Mateyko

Christopher Maul

Richie May

Keith  McCafferty

Fiona McCall

Rob McCallum

Bill McConkey

John McCrea

Mike McGee

Steve McGinnis

Kevin McGivern

Mark McKenna

Kristopher McClanahan

Clay McCormack

Mike McKone

Garry McLaughlin

Axel Medellin

Denis Medri

Kelly Migliori

Ben Mikkelsen

Jason Miller

Ed Mironiuk

Christopher Mitten

Ivan Montoya

Jason Moore

Jared Moraitis

Chris  Moreno

David Moscati

Micah Mowbray

Tom Muller

Dan Mumford

Studio Murugiah

Daniel Nash

Sean Naylor

Matt Needle

The Ninjabot

Dustin Nguyen

Robert Paul Nixon

Dan K. Norris

Weston Notestine

Gary O'Donnell

David O'Flanagan

Ariel Olivetti

Angel Onofre

Mike Oppenheimer

Dean Ormsten

Augie Pagan

Jeremy Pailler

Dan Panosian

Jeremy Parker

Luke Parker

Tony Parker

David Pavol

John Pearson

Xurxo Penalta

Mark Penman

Francisco Perez

Keith  Perkins

Pestmeester

Anthony Petrie

Shane Pierce

Andy  Pitts

Mike Ploog

Dope Pope

Paul Pope

Cecil Porter

Will Porter

Eric Powell

Anthony Pugh

Brendan Purchase

Luke Preece

Aitor Prieto

Dave Pryor

Gary Pullin

Ken Racho

Aldo Requena

Joey Rex

Rodolfo Reyes

Fernando Reza

Sara Richard

Aleksey Rico

Jesse Riggle

Matt    Riste

Rafal  Rola

Ben Roman

Stephen Romano

Brian  Rood

Mike Rooth

Eli Roth

Robert Sammelin

Matt Sandbrook

Scott Saslow

Maria  Suarez-Inclan

Blair Sayer

SCAR Studios

Cody Schibi

Martin Schlierkamp

Jon Schnepp

Chris Sears

Tim Seeley

Markee Shadows

Liam Shaw

Chris Shehan

Ed Shimmy

Liza Shumskaya

Bill Sienkiewicz

Cristiano Siqueira

Yuriy Skorohod

John Sloboda

Felipe Sobreiro

Matt Soffe

Dave Stafford

Cat Staggs

Guy Stauber

Peter Steigerwald

Eileen Steinbach

Ben Stenbeck

Blake Stevenson

Roy Stewart

Glen Stone

William Stout

Jason Strutz

Andrew Swainson

Nick Taylor

Ben Templesmith

Thomas Tenney

Kristin Tercek

The Dark Inker

Theoretical Part

Matthew Therrien

Jim Terry

Adele Thomas

Steve Thomas

Andrew Thompson

Kevin Tiernan

Bryan Timmins

Felix Tindall

Matt Ryan Tobin

Ben Turner

Glenn Urieta

Tina Valentino

Carlos Valenzuela

Van Orton Design

Salvador Velazquez

Ryan  Vogler

Tom Walker

Chad Michael Ward

Christian Ward

Andrew Waugh

Hannah Webb

Bryan West

Chris  Weston

Jeremy Wheeler

Kailey Whitman

Caspar Wijngaard

Kelly Williams

Erik Wilson

John D. Wiltshire

Darren Woodcock

Scott  Woolston

Damien Worm

Gerardo Zaffino

Omar  Zaldivar

[lunatikgoeswild-blog]

Dopo il disco d’esordio dello scorso anno (FIGLI DELLE TENEBRE)

Centinaia di migliaia di visualizzazioni dei suoi precedenti video

Apprezzamenti da parte di gente dello spettacolo (Paolo Ruffini, Enrico Brignano, Il Pancio e Amedeo Preziosi) e della musica (Giorgia, Bassi Maestro)

E aver suonato insieme a gente come Vegas Jones

 KEY ELLE

presenta

BLONDE DISASTER

Nuovo singolo che apre un capitolo più “solare”

 GUARDA IL VIDEO

https://youtu.be/ZuFfsa7axOA

  BIOGRAFIA

 Il nome d’arte deriva dal suo vero nome Kevin Labate, “Key” sarebbe l’iniziale del suo nome in inglese ed “Elle” l’iniziale del suo cognome.

All’età di 12 anni incominciò a scrivere dei testi rap, ma fu solo a gennaio del 2013 che conobbe Stefano Chieffallo in arte “st chieffa” che gli fece registrare la sua prima cover ovvero “parole di ghiaccio” di Emis Killa. Passo dopo passo key elle incominciò a sfoderare le sue frasi di qualche anno prima e incominciò a scrivere delle sue canzoni, incominciando con “Insegui i tuoi sogni” uscita a giugno 2013, dove ha cantato insieme a “Steise” ora “st chieffa” e Alice Pavan. 



Il suo primo singolo e primo video ufficiale è “Ripensamenti”, uscito ad aprile 2014, canzone che tratta di un amore perduto. Dopodiché scrisse una canzone per un suo caro amico affetto da una malattia grave dal titolo “Non smettere mai di lottare”, dove l'artista lo invita a continuare a combattere contro la sua malattia. A novembre esce il suo nuovo singolo “Come voglio essere”, contro la società d’oggi! dove esprime il proprio pensiero sui fatti reali e quotidiani. Ad ottobre a seguito di una broncopolmonite, la nonna di Key morì, e per lui fu una tragica notizia dato che la considerava una seconda mamma.


A marzo 2015, decise di far uscire un nuovo singolo, parlando di una sua ribellione contro la società, dal nome "Save yourself". Ad aprile dello stesso anno uscì il video ufficiale della canzone scritta per sua nonna dal titolo "La luna" in collaborazione con "Lortex" un giovane rapper di Torino.

Oggi il singolo ha superato le 110mila visualizzazioni su youtube. A dicembre scrisse "Amore bipolare", ovvero l'amore visto da due punti vista, insieme a BONK, ONE-NIL E DANIELA CANZIO. Anche qui grande riscontro visto che è arrivata a toccare le 100 mila visualizzazioni.

A luglio 2016 esce il suo tormentone estivo dal titolo "VIENI CON ME" che dopo nemmeno cinque giorni supera le 25 mila visualizzazioni su youtube. Infine A novembre 2016 uscì "Trema ancora", la canzone che Key insieme ad altri artisti hanno scritto per sostenere ed aiutare le popolazioni colpite di recenti terremoti. La sua ultima canzone pubblicata il 23 maggio 2017 si chiama "Non sei sola", scritta contro la violenza sulle donne in collaborazione con LINER, noto artista emergente torinese; la canzone ebbe molto successo, soprattutto su facebook, dove superò le 100.000 visualizzazioni in pochissimo tempo. Durante la sua carriera Key ricevette complimenti da grandi cantanti come Giorgia, Bianca Atzei, Finley, il rapper Vacca, Bassi maestro. ma anche personaggi televisivi come Paolo Ruffini, Enrico Brignano, Il Pancio e Amedeo Preziosi.

Il suo album "Figli Delle Tenebre" racconta tutti i momenti più bui della sua vita, ed è stato prodotto interamente dagli  rkh studio (ex Produttori di shade, fred de palma, le donatella ecc...) e ha totalizzato piu di 4mila download e 500 copie vendute.

Durante la sua carriera ha aperto concerti ad alcuni big della scena rap italiana come Bassi Maestro, Gionny scandal, Vegas Jones, Babaman e molti altri. Ha preso parte anche in un video del Pancio (“La riforma terrona”) che ha raggiunto più di due milioni di visualizzazioni su facebook.

  FACEBOOK FANPAGE: KEY ELLE

INSTAGRAM: @FVCKEYELLE

YOUTUBE CHANNEL: KEYELLEOFFICIAL

[tagomago-ita]

Dopo il disco d’esordio dello scorso anno (FIGLI DELLE TENEBRE)

Centinaia di migliaia di visualizzazioni dei suoi precedenti video

Apprezzamenti da parte di gente dello spettacolo (Paolo Ruffini, Enrico Brignano, Il Pancio e Amedeo Preziosi) e della musica (Giorgia, Bassi Maestro)

E aver suonato insieme a gente come Vegas Jones

 KEY ELLE

presenta

BLONDE DISASTER

Nuovo singolo che apre un capitolo più “solare”

 GUARDA IL VIDEO

https://youtu.be/ZuFfsa7axOA

  BIOGRAFIA

 Il nome d’arte deriva dal suo vero nome Kevin Labate, “Key” sarebbe l’iniziale del suo nome in inglese ed “Elle” l’iniziale del suo cognome.

All’età di 12 anni incominciò a scrivere dei testi rap, ma fu solo a gennaio del 2013 che conobbe Stefano Chieffallo in arte “st chieffa” che gli fece registrare la sua prima cover ovvero “parole di ghiaccio” di Emis Killa. Passo dopo passo key elle incominciò a sfoderare le sue frasi di qualche anno prima e incominciò a scrivere delle sue canzoni, incominciando con “Insegui i tuoi sogni” uscita a giugno 2013, dove ha cantato insieme a “Steise” ora “st chieffa” e Alice Pavan. 



Il suo primo singolo e primo video ufficiale è “Ripensamenti”, uscito ad aprile 2014, canzone che tratta di un amore perduto. Dopodiché scrisse una canzone per un suo caro amico affetto da una malattia grave dal titolo “Non smettere mai di lottare”, dove l'artista lo invita a continuare a combattere contro la sua malattia. A novembre esce il suo nuovo singolo “Come voglio essere”, contro la società d’oggi! dove esprime il proprio pensiero sui fatti reali e quotidiani. Ad ottobre a seguito di una broncopolmonite, la nonna di Key morì, e per lui fu una tragica notizia dato che la considerava una seconda mamma.


A marzo 2015, decise di far uscire un nuovo singolo, parlando di una sua ribellione contro la società, dal nome "Save yourself". Ad aprile dello stesso anno uscì il video ufficiale della canzone scritta per sua nonna dal titolo "La luna" in collaborazione con "Lortex" un giovane rapper di Torino.

Oggi il singolo ha superato le 110mila visualizzazioni su youtube. A dicembre scrisse "Amore bipolare", ovvero l'amore visto da due punti vista, insieme a BONK, ONE-NIL E DANIELA CANZIO. Anche qui grande riscontro visto che è arrivata a toccare le 100 mila visualizzazioni.

A luglio 2016 esce il suo tormentone estivo dal titolo "VIENI CON ME" che dopo nemmeno cinque giorni supera le 25 mila visualizzazioni su youtube. Infine A novembre 2016 uscì "Trema ancora", la canzone che Key insieme ad altri artisti hanno scritto per sostenere ed aiutare le popolazioni colpite di recenti terremoti. La sua ultima canzone pubblicata il 23 maggio 2017 si chiama "Non sei sola", scritta contro la violenza sulle donne in collaborazione con LINER, noto artista emergente torinese; la canzone ebbe molto successo, soprattutto su facebook, dove superò le 100.000 visualizzazioni in pochissimo tempo. Durante la sua carriera Key ricevette complimenti da grandi cantanti come Giorgia, Bianca Atzei, Finley, il rapper Vacca, Bassi maestro. ma anche personaggi televisivi come Paolo Ruffini, Enrico Brignano, Il Pancio e Amedeo Preziosi.

Il suo album "Figli Delle Tenebre" racconta tutti i momenti più bui della sua vita, ed è stato prodotto interamente dagli  rkh studio (ex Produttori di shade, fred de palma, le donatella ecc...) e ha totalizzato piu di 4mila download e 500 copie vendute.

Durante la sua carriera ha aperto concerti ad alcuni big della scena rap italiana come Bassi Maestro, Gionny scandal, Vegas Jones, Babaman e molti altri. Ha preso parte anche in un video del Pancio (“La riforma terrona”) che ha raggiunto più di due milioni di visualizzazioni su facebook.

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