Via David Robertshaw
Hans Zimmer is a real gift to the universe. Pretty epic!
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Via POPSUGAR Moms
Kristen Stewart can't hide her amusement as her daughter belts out some Lizzo on the way to school.
Via ichika Nito
It's a true mystery that he made this one work and intentionally tuning his guitar the wrong way.
Since music is a primarily auditory experience, many artists don't seem to be too skilled when it comes to developing their image. Low budgets, awkward photoshoots and the swift and crushing passage of time have left many artists of the past in a whirling eddy of unrelatable creepiness that in retrospect, is fun to gawk at. In a similar vein of weird stuff people made, here are strange how-to books.
Hey Dave, let me tell you what your song is about really quick.
Via WTOP Radio
Jerry Seinfeld was having none of Kesha's requests for a hug. A solid reminder to always ask someone before you try to give them a hug!
Via Maren Alford
It amazes and scares us whenever we see a video of someone this young crushing it on the drums. Maren Alford is a young musician who already has more musical skill than most of us can hope to have. So here's her cover off the recent Slipknot album. So anyway, if you wanted to feel bad about your own life prospects, then check this out.
Kinda reminds us of how we felt when we saw this overqualified drummer who's clearly at the wrong gig.
Via JimmyNikricket
During a discussion on being yourself in your music, Snoop Dogg goes into a mock triplet that sounds all too familiar to anyone who's heard any popular rap in the last few years. And even better, someone edited a beat under his impression in this hilarious video.
What a concept. This tweet from MaglioJen popped off featuring the translated lyrics to Smash Mouth's late 90's, early 00's anthem "All Star." The thing was originally translated by Isaac Mayer and he even performed the Aramaic version on Youtube. Still sounds like a pretty damn great song no matter the language.
Robb Manes managed to get a video of a "Movie Night Under The Stars" that went sideways as a storm blew in. The oodles of air mattresses blown across this Denver field is a hypnotic sight to behold. So hypnotic in fact, that people on twitter decided to set music to what Robb dubbed the "mattress migration." If you like stuff being blow away by wind, check out these porta-potties that shot up like a rocket or this Turkish man who Mary Poppins'd on an umbrella.
