Hats off to whoever wrote this. There's no specific reason we can imagine why someone would do this, but we're all for it, cause it's pretty much what the internet's here for.
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Via Spotify
In a little over a week, President Obama is just another nameless schmo, searching the classifieds for a new job and living in his parents’ basement. He’ll probably get an internship or something and start a career in music PR.
Well, maybe Obama should look into a gig at Spotify because it seems like they’re offering a job that he’s especially qualified for: President of Playlists.
The job is live now on Spotify's employement page, so you could apply for it, but you'd have to meet these specific requirements:
- Eight years running a highly-regarded nation
- Having Kendrick Lamar play your birthday party
- Having a Nobel Prize.
Check out the full job description:
Someone forward this to him, he’d be perfect. Does anyone know anyone at Spotify that could put in a good word for him?
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After getting himself into some tax issues, Nelly owes the IRS a good chunk of change or he's going to jail. Someone calculated exactly how many Spotify plays Nelly would need for the royalties to pay off his IRS bill and has started a World Wide Web streaming party to #SaveNelly.
Bravo Internet! 👏
Via obsev
As of now, only a person's top artists from their Spotify profile will show up on his/her Bumble profiles. In the future, Bumble is planning on enabling its users to select the artists they'd like to display on their profile.
“Music says a lot about who we are as people and connecting culturally can serve a foundation for creating meaningful relationships." - Whitney Wolfe, CEO and founder of Bumble
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By Trogdor Burninator
Seriously, you could spend hundreds of hours listening to every Call Me Maybe cover or remix.
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