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Ariana Grande (Focker-In-Law) debuts Uber Eats partnership for new album 'petal'
As a fellow skinny person who gets picked on, promoting uber EATS for flowers is sending me
- SYG: 2026
- Timbaland performs Say It Right without Nelly Furtado
- Fox News host gets gagged on air
- 'petal' by Ariana Grande is entirely self-written, shocked?
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2 in 3 MAGA voters say they'd support GOP candidate accused of sexual assault
And the remaining third would still vote for Trump if he were able to run again
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2 in 3 MAGA voters say they'd support GOP candidate accused of sexual assault
There wouldn't be anyone left to support in the pedophile party otherwise
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Do you douche before going to the club / outing?
I douche before going to church
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Fake leaks/demos that still haunt you...
I remember there was backstory to it There was a twitter user Darla that pretended to be an insider every Gaga era for YEARS. She hit up some small artist to make the "rain rain go away" song, I forgot her name but she later released the full song and some behind the scenes video describing the collaboration process. It was like a PR stunt for her to get people to check out her music I think she later wiped all of her old music and started over with a different sound There was a similar case with Only Fire making Cupcakke-esque parodies/fake leaks for Lover songs in 2019, and then they later turned into a somewhat serious artist, collaborated with Kesha on her latest album
- Katy Perry gets dragged in a giant inflatable prop bottle
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Carly Rae Jepsen - "Don't Leave Me On The Dance Floor"
Ouuu Carly Rae Jepsus The way this album will come just in time for my seasonal depression
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Is "Music, Fashion, Film" Charli's "American Life"?
It really was
- Bloody Mary sped-up (Unofficial) has surpassed 1B in YouTube, the most wasted viral?
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Tyla debuts hand with 6 fingers in new music video
What if her hand is just like that sometimes
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What's your opinion on dubbing?
I actually MUCH prefer this over dubbing and replacing the dialogue entirely Growing up I watched TV shows that were narrated in Lithuanian just like that, with the original language and voices kept. Hearing instant translations as a child without having to pay attention the entire time was very helpful in learning common phrases and words and it's imo the correct way to do it. It's how I've picked up on Spanish and later developed an interest in it. I'm sure the same can be achieved with subtitles which I prefer nowadays (or watching the original if it's in English) but dubbing is just not it and loses all of the original emotion/character, you don't get to hear the actor anymore. edit: I'm not even sure if it counts as narration or voice-over, in my case it was a direct translation of dialogue