Susan Boyle – Jay Zs Business Advice For Susan Boyle
Rap superstar JAY-Z has urged British music sensation SUSAN BOYLE to launch her own clothing range.Jay-Z has earned millions through his Rocawear label and insists…
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www.wannaplaypiano.com KERI HILSON ‘KNOCK YOU DOWN’ Ft Kanye West & Neyo Piano Tutorial ! As always – learn it here, NOTE-FOR-NOTE, STEP-BY-STEP wannaplay the melody?? Check out http You can email me any tutorial requests: okiem@wannaplaypiano.com Thanks for watching and for supporting the site!
The Who pounds out nostalgia, spectacle
Maybe 30 years ago, The Who would have been an explosive act for a Super Bowl halftime show. Or anywhere else.
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Taylor Lautner’s ‘Valentine’s Day’ gets ‘New Year’s’ spinoff
Could Taylor Lautner romance Taylor Swift again? New Line is so in love with “Valentine’s Day,” it’s renewing its vows … for another movie. The studio has greenlighted a spinoff, “New Year’s Eve” that will be set in New York City on New Year’s Eve, reports Variety.The trade paper says that “some of the same characters” from “Valentine’s Day” will return for the spinoff. With such a huge …
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*No copyright infringment* *Belongs to Artist* //Watch In High Quality// This video i made was really fun, I love this song by MJ. He is a legg after all, and i put bee to feature in the video. Hope u like it peeps, comment/rate and share. I so enjoyed making this video! It was reli fun! I love the jackson 5, so i had to do a song on Bee’s vudeo! anyway, enjoy!! RATE/COMMENT AND SUB.
kelley, can you handle this Michelle, can you handle this Beyonce, can you handle I don’t think you can handle this wooooo Make a move, Feelin right, lookin sexy, lookin fine Baddest chick, chick inside, DJ jammin’ night inspite of me, attendin’ this, there you are, come on baby, don’t you…
Lucas Silveira from The Cliks does an acoustic cover of Beyonce’s Halo. Follow the Cliks at www.myspace.com/thecliks www.twitter.com/thecliks www.ustream.tv/thecliks www.facebook.com/thecliks Distributed by Tubemogul.
J Holiday produces music to listen to on your holiday, aye?
Being one of the newest faces in R&B isn’t an easy job, especially considering it is an industry filled with the daunting prospects of 50 Cent’s face in yours at an award show. Despite this J Holiday has been happy to attempt to get a crack at the spotlight, and despite in 2006 having to push back his debut album, 2007 eventually saw the release of ‘Back Of My Lac’ – an album that would go on to peak at #5 in the US Billboard chart for the Washington-born father of one.
Unfortunately for J Holiday (real name Nahum Grymes) his first studio effort is still yet to go platinum, with disappointing sales of just 20,000 in the UK adding to the pressure he must be feeling from his record label. A deluxe version of ‘Back Of My Lac’ has also been released including five bonus tracks.
1. Back of My Lac (4.49) – *
2. Ghetto (4.11) – * *
3. Thug Commandments (3.29) – * *
4. Bed (4.35) – * * * * *
5. Betcha Never Had (3.01) – * *
6. Laa Laa (4.31) – * *
7. Come Here (3.30) – * * *
8. Be With Me (3.58) – * *
9. Suffocate (3.40) – * *
10. Fatal (5.16) – *
11. Without You (3.47) – *
12. Pimp In Me (4.25) – * *
13. Thank You (4.23) – *
14. Fallin’ (3.42) – * *
“Then there’s the single “Bed” (as in, “I’m-a put you to”), a sex jam so gleefully horny, and hooky, that it ends up charming” – Rolling Stone Magazine
As a first single release ‘Be With Me’ was chosen at the beginning of 2007, but as it failed to even enter the US Billboard charts this was one of the factors for the original delay to the album. The track was actually produced by Darkchild, who has worked with the likes of Britney Spears and Beyonce Knowles, however it appears there was a lack of charisma from the artist himself to get units of this single shifted. ‘Be With Me’ is a love song singing to the woman who he believes should be with him, and whilst being a modest effort there is nothing groundbreaking about the song nor is the concept original or inspiring.
‘Bed’ would become the second release from J Holiday, and was exactly the explosive new star that the star needed. Rolling Stone Magazine went on to name it the 70th best song of the year, as well as the video being named the 11th best of the year by BET. The track peaked at #5 on the US Billboard and became the one reason J Holiday has given us so far to trust that he does have any talent. Despite being the romance song of 2007, the UK market only accepted it as far