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Douglas Gordon

Film noir (Fly), 2008

Film Noir (Fly) is a black and white video projection showing a close-up of a fly lying on its back, intermittently twitching its legs but unable to get up. The artist Douglas Gordon fixed the fly’s wings to a table top and recorded its struggle until it died. The work thus presents the artist, and by implication the viewer, as sadistic. Gordon has featured flies in other works. For instance, the two videos Fuzzy Logic and B-Movie, both from 1995, which show single flies twitching their legs and wings until they die. For the artist these works represent ‘an image of something that we kill everyday. We see them dying in corners of rooms at home; we don’t care about them. Some of us even tortured these things as part of a “game” to play when we were children. But seeing something like this in a museum becomes a much more distressing game to play.’ (Quoted in National Gallery of Scotland 2006, p.114.)

In 1995 Douglas made a number of black and white videos under the title of Film Noir. In these works he displays an obsession for closely and zealously observed details which are enclosed in repetitive structures. The title of these works corresponds to a cinematic term used primarily to describe a genre of Hollywood crime dramas from the early 1940s to the late 1950s. The Hollywood film noir period is generally associated with a low-key, black-and-white visual style with roots in the cinematography of German expressionist film. Film noir reacted against the dominant ideology of society and the conventions of contemporary Hollywood films, introducing the noir hero who is defined by a dark personality qualities and who occupies a disturbing and dangerous world. By appropriating the cinematic term, Gordon’s Film Noir videos take on its associations, becoming the vehicle for his most recurrent themes, such as moral ambivalence, guilt and death.

Based in Glasgow and New York, Gordon works in various media including film, text, photographs, video and various types of installation. He has become best known for works made using existing film footage – both documentary and fictional – altering its pace, context or scale.

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Round 1 Statistics

Bracket 1 Side A

Mizuki Akiyama (Project SEKAI): 109 votes (57%) vs. Maria Campbell (My Next Life as a Villainess): 81 votes (43%)

Flora (Winx Club): 155 votes (70%) vs. Abby Sciuto (NCIS): 65 votes (30%)

Mitsuba Sousuke (TBHK): 47 votes (41%) vs. Forrest (Fire Emblem): 67 votes (59%)

Enid Sinclair (Wednesday): 152 votes (49%) vs. Pearl Houzuki (Splatoon): 161 votes (51%)

Haley (Stardew Valley): 105 votes (36%) vs. Sakura Kinomoto (Cardcaptor Sakura): 188 votes (64%)

Veruca Salt (Willy Wonka): 43 votes (47%) vs. Sonoko Suzuki (Detective Conan): 48 votes (53%)

Cinderella: 127 votes (60%) vs. Silena Beauregard (PJO): 84 votes (40%)

Kim Possible: 79 votes (25%) vs. Amy Rose (Sonic): 234 votes (75%)

The character with the most votes is Amy Rose with an impressive 234 votes. The character with the least amount of votes is Veruca Salt with 43 votes (Though this is skewed due to this poll only running a day. See poll about this here) If we take that into account the one with the lowest is Mitsuba Sousuke with 47 votes.

Bracket 1 Side B:

Sakura Chiyo: 102 votes (63%) vs. Lydia Bennet: 61 votes (37%)

Caroline Forbes (Vampire Diaries): 43 votes (21%) vs. Makoto Kino/Sailor Jupiter (Sailor Moon): 163 votes (79%)

Rosie Mayfield (Style Savvy): 129 votes (43%) vs. London Tipton (Zack and Cody): 170 votes (57%)

Momoi Satsuki (Kuroko's Basketball): 153 votes (59%) vs. Tuesday Simmions (Carole and Tuesday): 108 votes (41%)

Effie Trinket (The Hunger Games): 90 votes (39%) vs. Stella (Winx Club): 139 votes (61%)

Honey-Senpai (OHSHC): 113 votes (66%) vs. Victorique de Blois (Gosick): 59 votes (34%)

Sakura Minamota (Zombieland Saga): 46 votes (26%) vs. Madoka Kaname (PMMM): 132 votes (74%)

Cure Sparkle (Precure): 146 votes (58%) vs. Lindsay (Total Drama): 104 votes (42%)

The character with the most votes is London Tipton with 170 votes! (Sorry to Rosie fans, you guys are passionate!) The character with the least amount of votes is Caroline Forbes with 43 votes.

Bracket 2 - Side A

Lola (Shark Tale): 50 votes (33%) vs. Colette (Thea Sisters): 100 votes (67%)

Therese Wolf (Fables): 63 votes (42%) vs. Orca labor9 (Tumblr User): 86 votes (58%)

Princess Ozma (Wizard of Oz): 104 votes (57%) vs.Aelita Schaeffer (Code Lyoko): 80 votes (43%)

Webby Vanderquack (Ducktales): 111 votes (41%) vs.Hiyoko Tosaka (Hatoful Boyfriend): 159 votes (59%)

Fernet (100% Orange Juice): 48 votes (35%) vs. Donko (Taiko no Tatsujin): 88 votes (65%)

Blythe Baxter (Littlest Pet Shop): 75 votes (63%) vs. Shezow/ Guy Hamdon (Shezow): 45 votes (38%)

Numbah 3 / Kuki Sanban (KND): 56 votes (48%) vs. Ami Onuki (Hi Hi Puffy AmiYuki): 61 votes (52%)

Jessica Day (New Girl): 68 votes (40%) vs. Caitlin Cooke (6Teen): 102 votes (60%)

The character with the most amount of votes is Hiyoko Tosaka with 159 votes! The character with the least amount of votes is Shezow with 45 votes.

Bracket 2 - Side B

Shirou Fuji (Mizutama Honey Boy): 34 votes (19%) vs. Kitty (BBC Ghosts): 141 votes (81%)

Rainbow Brite: 69 votes (52%) vs. Zari (Duolingo): 63 votes (48%)

Momoko Ryugasaki (Kamikaze Girls): 103 votes (62%) vs. Peaches (Ice Age): 63 votes (38%)

Barbie (Sandman): 49 votes (49%) vs. Tilly (Rent a Bridesmaid): 52 votes (51%)

Sally (Ninjago): 117 votes (30%) vs. Rainbow Dash (My Little Pony G3): 276 votes (70%)

Princess Pea (Super Why!): 60 votes (51%) vs. Mai Oota / P-Chan (Gokinjo Monogatari): 57 votes (49%)

The Cat (Red Dwarf): 152 votes (68%) vs. Queen Red Riding Hood (Land of Stories): 70 votes (32%)

Arcee (Transformers G1): 88 votes (62%) vs. Gaby (Desperate Housewives): 53 votes (38%)

The character with the most amount of votes is Rainbow Dash with 276 votes! The character with the least amount of votes is Shirou Fuji with 34 votes.

Bracket 3 - Side A

Cher Horowitz: 125 votes (49%) vs. Cornelia Hale: 131 votes (51%)

Marianne Dashwood: 55 votes (27%) vs. Clover: 151 votes (73%)

Perfuma (SPOP): 127 votes (42%) vs. Mabel Pines (GF): 179 votes (58%)

Lilligant: 114 votes (63%) vs. Biscuit Krueger: 68 votes (37%)

Allison Reynolds: 37 votes (21%) vs. Isabella Garcia Shapiro: 137 votes (79%)

Hello Kitty: 157 votes (47%) vs. Barbie: 174 votes (53%)

Mari Tsutsui (Rainbow Days): 40 votes (24%) vs. Ella (Total Drama): 124 votes (76%)

Tahani Al Jamil (The Good Place): 274 votes (68%) vs. Rosalina (Mario): 128 votes (32%)

The character with the most amount of votes is Tahani Al Jamil with 274 votes! The character with the least amount of votes is Allison Reynolds with 37 votes.

Bracket 3 - Side B

Elle Woods (Legally Blonde): 180 votes (67%) vs. Daphne Blake (Scooby-Doo): 88 votes (33%)

Ty Lee: 102 votes (51%) vs. Amulet Heart/Ran: 97 votes (49%)

Holly Munro: 321 votes (54%) vs. Nikki: 279 votes (47%)

Birdo: 178 votes (53%) vs. Lambdadelta: 155 votes (47%)

Smurfette: 127 votes (51%) vs. Regina George: 124 votes (49%)

Tsukimi Kurashita: 184 votes (40%) vs. Todomatsu Matsuno: 279 votes (60%)

Blossom (PPG): 58 votes (22%) vs. Rarity (MLP:FIM): 205 votes (78%)

My Melody: 163 votes (61%) vs. Nui Harime: 103 votes (39%)

The character with the most amount of votes is Holly Munro with 321 votes! Nikki also did extremely well with 279 votes! The character with the least amount of votes is Blossom with 58 votes.

Bracket 4 - Side A

Emily: 55 votes (37%) vs. Mitsuri Kanroji: 94 votes (63%)

Nana Komatsu: 97 votes (55%) vs. Lucia Nanami: 78 votes (45%)

Bugs Bunny: 129 votes (46%) vs. Sailor Venus/Minako Aino: 152 votes (54%)

Rose Lavillant: 45 votes (24%) vs. Marie: 139 votes (76%)

Glinda: 115 votes (55%) vs. Hilda Valentine Gonreil: 94 votes (45%)

Mew Ichigo/Ichigo Momomiya: 199 votes (74%) vs. Coco: 69 votes (26%)

Princess Peach: 167 votes (74%) vs. Starfire/Koriand'r: 58 votes (26%)

Draculaura: 153 votes (45%) vs. Charlotte La Bouff: 184 votes (55%)

The character with the most amount of votes is Mew Ichigo with 199 votes! The character with the least amount of votes is Rose with 45 votes.

Bracket 4 - Side B

Bee: 237 votes (67%) vs. Natsuki: 118 votes (33%)

Bubbles: 90 votes (57%) vs. Strawberry Shortcake: 68 votes (43%)

James: 89 votes (41%) vs. Kurako: 127 votes (59%)

Platinum the Trinity: 31 votes (41%) vs. Aoi Hyōdō: 44 votes (59%)

Mad Mew Mew: 119 votes (59%) vs. Minnie Mouse: 82 votes (41%)

Tsunoda: 111 votes (41%) vs. Cure Coral: 159 votes (59%)

Daisy Duck: 72 votes (38%) vs. Cure Flora: 117 votes (62%)

Yukiko Kanzaki: 154 votes (45%) vs. Buffy Summers: 185 votes (55%)

The character with the most amount of votes is Bee with 237 votes! The character with the least amount of votes is Platinum The Trinity with 45 votes.

In Conclusion, the character with the most total votes in round 1 is Holly Munro with 321 votes!

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Hello! I was wondering if you had anything on Y Gododdin 😃

hey! fellow gododdin enthusiast! what a delight

i presume this is a request for reading recommendations - i don’t know exactly what you’re looking for, or how accessible these will be, but i’ve tried to cover most bases here. i WISH there were more literary criticism, maybe there is in the welsh-language scholarship and i just haven’t found it? 

it’s entirely possible that i will have missed some obvious things here, i’m mostly sticking to stuff that i personally have read. if something mind-blowing has come out since the last time i did gododdin reading then it’s not here, i’m afraid! 

but enough disclaimers. on to the recs!

text and translation:

for a translation, i cannot recommend enough joseph p. clancy’s translation as found in the triumph tree: scotland’s earliest poetry, 550-1350, ed. t. o. clancy (1998). this is fantastic. it’s poetic, it’s a joy to read, and having used it as part of a deep read last year where i went through the welsh text in detail i am honestly AMAZED regularly at how well clancy handles the many translation issues that arise. it’s loose, and it doesn’t translate every single stanza unfortunately, but for the spirit of the poem you really can’t do better

that said, if you need another translation to check against/to fill in the gaps, i’d recommend kenneth jackson’s the gododdin: the oldest scottish poem (1969). it’s a prose translation, so it’s harder to use in conjunction with the text, but it’s pretty clear and accurate

text-wise... things get complicated. honestly, the best edition is probably still ifor williams’ canu aneirin (1938), in terms of faithfulness to the words on the manuscript page. (i also really enjoy his textual commentary, but it is in modern welsh so not accessible to everyone.) the major problem with it is that you are not going to get the stanzas in the order they appear in the manuscript - he reorders them into groups of perceived variants. this also makes it harder to distinguish between the A-text and the B-text. AND it means that the stanzas are not in the same order as in any of the translations!

if you can get hold of it, i really really think it is worth having daniel huws’ llyfr aneirin: a facsimile (1989). the introduction is SO useful for understanding the manuscript context, and it comes with gwenogvryn evans’ transcription of the book of aneirin, which you can compare with williams’ edition if need be to work out where a stanza actually goes.

there’s a conspectus of editions which i think thomas owen clancy put together but i cannot for the LIFE of me remember where it is - if you think you’ll need it, PM me and i’ll see what i can do

dating, textual criticism and historicity:

t. m. charles-edwards, wales and the britons, 350-1064 (2013), chapter 11 - this is from more of a historical perspective than a strictly linguistic/palaeographical/dating perspective, but it’s a really good general introduction and i definitely recommend starting with it. if you read nothing else, read this. this whole book is a godsend

t. m. charles-edwards, 'the authenticity of the gododdin: an historian's view', in astudiaethau ar yr hengerdd, eds. bromwich and jones (1978), pp. 44-91 - this kind of lays out the standard view which everyone has been deconstructing ever since. we don’t know anything about what’s going on with y gododdin, but at one point we thought we did know something and this was what it looked like

d. n. dumville, 'early welsh poetry: problems of historicity', in early welsh poetry: studies in the book of aneirin, ed. b. f. roberts (1988) - and HERE is the deconstruction! a pretty good overview of the issues with “knowing anything” when it comes to y gododdin

p. sims-williams, 'dating the poems of aneirin and taliesin', zeitschrift für celtische philologie 36 (2016), 163-224 - i don’t have any notes on this and haven’t read it recently, but i remember it being good (it’s sims-williams so of course it is). almost certainly contains linguistics, but is probably also written readably

o. j. padel, 'aneirin and taliesin: sceptical speculations', in beyond the gododdin: dark age scotland in medieval wales, ed. a. woolf (2013), pp. 153-75 - if you can stand linguistics talk, padel does his best to make it understandable here and gives a good overview of the linguistic arguments for and against suggested dates for y gododdin. this whole book is actually very useful

g. r. isaac, 'canu aneirin awdl LI', journal of celtic linguistics 2 (1993), 65-91, AND 'readings in the history and transmission of the gododdin', cambrian medieval celtic studies 37 (1999), 55-78 - DEEP IN THE TEXTUAL CRITICISM. honestly, my poor attention span means i find it hard to pay attention all the way through these two, but if you want a really in-depth look at the possible relationships between the A and B-texts of y gododdin, this is the way to go

historical discussion and background:

charles-edwards in wales and the britons chapter 11 again

j. rowland, 'warfare and horses in the gododdin and the problem of catraeth', cambrian medieval celtic studies 30 (1995), 13-40 - this is a pretty cool look at the role of cavalry in y gododdin and while i don’t agree with all of it, i think it’s really useful reading if you’re going for a historical take on the poem

p. m. dunshea, 'the meaning of catraeth: a revised early context for y gododdin', in beyond the gododdin again, pp. 81-114 - makes some ESSENTIAL points re the question of: is catraeth catterick? moreover, IS CATRAETH A PLACE?

c. cessford, 'northern england and the gododdin poem', northern history 33 (1997), 218-22 - a historical perspective on the poem with some very useful points, comparing the situation as sketched out in y gododdin with what we know of the area at the time

m. wood, 'bernician transitions: place-names and archaeology', in early medieval northumbria: kingdoms and communities, AD 450-1100, eds. petts and turner (2011), pp. 35-70 - a welcome look at the archaeological and place-name evidence for what was going on in bernicia as it changed from a brittonic to a germanic-dominated area. really useful to have in mind both when reading the poem and when reading more literary history

r. collins, 'military communities and transformation of the frontier from the fourth to the sixth centuries', in the same book, pp. 15-34 - pretty fascinating look at the earlier background running up to the time period depicted in y gododdin, and the possibility of continuity between the roman occupation of hadrian’s wall and the post-roman era there. useful social/archaeological perspective!

f. h. clark, 'thinking about western northumbria', in the same book, pp. 113-28 - an early medieval english perspective on the area at the time, useful for comparison and completeness’ sake 

literary discussion:

ifor williams, lectures on early welsh poetry (1944) and the beginnings of welsh poetry, ed. bromwich (1972, 2nd ed. 1980) - THE CLASSICS. an old-fashioned, not to say outdated, viewpoint, but that’s because this is the guy who INVENTED the viewpoint back when it was new! even now there’s a lot of good stuff packed into these and ifor williams’ prose style is a real pleasure to read. not to be missed

a. o. h. jarman, 'the heroic ideal in early welsh poetry', in beiträge zur indogermanistik und keltologie, ed. meid (1967), pp. 193-211 - likewise somewhat old-fashioned now, but lays out the classic viewpoint well and makes some good literary points. it may also be worth reading the introduction to his edition/translation, aneirin: the gododdin (1988). (i don’t recommend using it as an edition because he conflates the A and B texts and renders the text into modern welsh - this means it reads very smoothly but is quite a bit further away from what’s on the manuscript page.) 

h. fulton, 'cultural heroism in the old north of britain: the evidence of aneirin's gododdin', in the epic in history ed. davidson, mukherjee and zlatar (1994), pp. 18-39 - a pretty interesting read, about the mindset expressed in the poetry, its purpose and its construction

this isn’t lit crit but i’m putting in my favourite g. r. isaac quote from his article ‘gweith gwen ystrat and the northern heroic age of the sixth century’, p. 69: ‘Koch writes that the Book of Aneirin’s ‘immediate milieu is… not the Celtic Heroic Age, but the High Middle Ages’, as if the ‘Celtic Heroic Age’ were a period of comparable historical status to the High Middle Ages. This is not the case, however. A ‘heroic age’ cannot be the ‘immediate milieu’ of any literary production, a ‘heroic age’ cannot produce literature, because a ‘heroic age’ is itself produced through literature (taken in the broadest sense). It is a literary product. The Homeric epics are not the product of  a Bronze Age Achaean heroic age, but vice versa. The Irish Ulster Cycle is not the product of an Iron Age, pre-Christian heroic age, but vice versa. And the medieval Welsh poems of ‘Aneirin’ and ‘Taliesin’ (and Triads, sections of the Historia Brittonum, and much else) are not products of a sixth-century North British heroic age, but vice versa.’

honestly there just is not nearly enough lit crit for y gododdin, in english at least, especially to explain cool shit that the welsh text is doing that isn’t visible in the translation, and/or things that could be subversive or ambiguous about it - so, i don’t know what your level of engagement with the medieval welsh text is, but if you’re curious, if you want to know more about what’s going on in a specific stanza (or which stanzas are extended puns), or just which things i’ve been dying to yell about all year, PLEASE message me and I! WILL! YELL! 

articles which are almost certainly good and useful but it’s been too long since i’ve read them to say:

t. o. clancy, 'the kingdoms of the north: poetry, places, politics', in beyond the gododdin again, pp. 153-75

m. haycock, 'early welsh poets look north', likewise in beyond the gododdin, pp. 115-52

FINAL NOTE:

one of the problems with translations is that they give an impression of way more certainty about the meaning of the text... than is actually there. you’re pretty safe with clancy or kenneth jackson, but tread carefully. again, i don’t know your level of engagement with medieval welsh, but if you want to know if there are any major textual issues with a stanza, hmu and i will gladly consult my copious textual notes! but in general, BEWARE of basing anything too heavily on the following groups of stanzas:

A40, A41, B5, B6 (Am drynni drylaw drylenn; Clancy ‘For the feast, most sad, disastrous’)

A42, B25, B35 (Eur ar vur caer; Clancy ‘Gold on fortress wall’)

A48, B3, B24 (Llech leutu tud leudvre; Clancy ‘Standing stone in cleared ground’)

A62, B14, B15, B16, B36 (Angor dewr daen; Clancy ‘Anchor, Deifr-router’)

the Gorchanau if you’re interacting with those, especially the Gwarchan Maeldderw - if anyone tells you they know exactly what is going on in these, do not believe them. isaac has a full translation of the gwarchan maeldderw in cambrian medieval studies 44, and it’s useful, but i’m not by ANY means completely convinced by it, so tread carefully.  

the more stanzas there are in a group of variants (or at least a group that shares lines), the more likely it is that those stanzas are going to be SUPER DUPER TEXTUALLY FUCKED UP, is a pretty good rule of thumb.

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Salām alaikum sister. Does 'nazar' in Islam exist? And if so, what can we do abou it? How can we protect ourselves from it; is there any dua one should read on a daily basis?

Walaikum Assalaam,

Yes, evil eye do exist.

“Whoever among you sees something in himself or in his possessions or in his brother that he likes, let him pray for blessing for it, because the evil eye is real.” Narrated by Ibn al-Sunni in ‘Aml al-Yawm wa’l-Laylah, p. 168; and by al-Haakim, 4/216. Classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in al-Kalim al-Tayyib, 243.

If ever one fears any evil from any quarter, the guidance of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) dictates that one recite the Muawwidhaat (Surahs 113 Al-Falaq and 114 An-Naas), seeking refuge and putting their complete trust and faith in the Power and Strength and Protection of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala Alone; it is expected that their Lord Most High will protect them from any and all evil, and no evil or harm will be able to approach them from any quarter.

Narrated by Abu Sa’id al-Khudri (may Allah be pleased with him)

Allah’s Messenger (peace be upon him) used to seek refuge in Allah from jinn and the evil eye in men till the Mu’awwidhatan (Surah 113 Al-Falaq and Surah 114 An-Naas) were revealed, after which he (peace be upon him) made use of them and abandoned everything else.

(Al-Tirmidhi Hadith 4563)

The practice of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) was to recite the Surah Al-Ikhlas, Surah Al-Falaq, and Surah An-Naas at least three times in the mornings and the evenings, and also when he (peace be upon him) retired for the night to sleep…..

Abdallah b. Habib reported that the Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “Speak.” I asked, “O Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him), what should I say?” He (peace be upon him) replied, “Recite Surat Al-Ikhlas, and the two last Surahs (i.e. Surah al-Falaq and Surah an-Nas) in the morning and evening three times, and it will suffice you for everything.”

Read these quotes; it will help you in shaa Allah

“How many times do we hear cases of people complaining about life suddenly becoming bad, evil eye and many spiritual illnesses. However, my question is how are we using social media? You’re looking extra good, you put upload it on Facebook. A new house, your wedding photos, that expensive dress, the delicious food, the latest car, the new suit, the coolest phone- you put it on social media. You bought a new headscarf or thobe and it matches your shoes - boom put it on social media. Your smile looks extra nice today, so the world has to see it. You been banging weights and all your mates have to see the 6 pack or the new vein in the bicep so upload it for all to see. That new make up has made you look extra pretty so your friends must see it. You prayed, fasted, cried and gave charity, so your 5,000 friends have to know. Be careful of how you’re exposing your blessings to the world. Not everyone possesses what you do and not every person wants to see you happy. Make sure you pray, recite verses of protection daily and before you sleep. Not everything has to be for social media.”

-Shaykh Mohammed Aslam

"Majority of the evil eye a person receives is not from a bad person or someone intending to do you harm, its just that they see you expose the blessings Allah has given you. You or they fail to say MashaAllah!"

-Shaykh Ibrahim Osi-Efa

"People are complaining that things are going wrong in their lives and they fear they are affected by evil eye or black magic. We are living in a world where updating facebook statuses is trending. Everyone wants to show their friends their new clothes, their hairstyles, the latest hijab style, the fancy dress they are wearing and their cute smile. We give no importance to the fact that hundreds will look at us; some who love us and some who despise us. Next time you think of loading a photo of yourself, just be conscious that not everyone has what you may have and not everyone will really “like” your photo. Evil eye is a truth in Islam and we are told to safeguard ourselves from it. Recite ta'awudh (aoodhu billah) when wearing clothes and also ayatul kursi among other duas and use social media responsibly and cautiously."

-Shaykh Monawwar Ateeq

May Allah guide us to the straight path and protect us from all evil.

Allahumma Ameen

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36. Jack Harlow – Sweet Action

37. Armani Caesar – The Liz

38. Spillage Village, JID, & EarthGang – Spilligion

39. Juicy J – The Hustle Continues

40. Pop Smoke – Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon (Deluxe)

41. Lupe Fiasco & Kaelin Ellis – House – EP

42. Tobe Nwigwe – Cincoriginals

43. Reason – New Beginnings

44. Big Sean – Detroit 2

45. D Smoke – Black Habits

46. Megan Thee Stallion – Suga

47. Wiz Khalifa – The Sage of Wiz Khalifa

48. Nappy Roots – 40rty

49. Larry June & Harry Fraud – Keep Going

50. KXNG Crooked – Flag

51. Cookin Soul & Larry June – Orange Season (Deluxe)

52. Busta Rhymes – Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God (Deluxe)

53. Conway the Machine – From a King to a GOD (Deluxe)

54. Russ – Chomp – EP

55. 21 Savage & Metro Boomin – Savage Mode II

56. Problem – Coffee & Kush, Vol. 1

57. Animé – Limbo (Deluxe)

58. Dizzy Wright – My Hustle Unmatched

59. Westside Gunn – Who Made the Sunshine

60. Jaden – CTV3: Cool Tape Volume 3

61. Jack Harlow – That’s What They All Say

62. Max B – Charly – EP

63. Skepta, Chip, & Young Adz – Insomnia

64. Problem – Coffee & Kush, Vol. 2

65. Future – High Off Life

66. Logic – No Pressure

67. Action Bronson – Only for Dolphins

68. Boldy James & Real Bad Man – Real Bad Boldy

69. Joey Bada$$ – The Light Pack – Single

70. Terrace Martin – Village Days

71. Tobe Nwigwe – The Pandemic Project

72. Dave East – Karma 3 (Deluxe)

73. Berner & Larry June – Cooks & Orange Juice

74. Moneybagg Yo & Blac Youngsta – Code Red

75. Meyhem Lauren & Harry Fraud – Glass 2.0

76. Gucci Mane – Gucci Mane Presents: So Icy Summer

77. B.o.B – Somnia

78. Westside Gunn – Flygod Is an Awesome God 2

79. Kyle – See You When I am Famous

80. Hit Boy, Dom Kennedy, & courtesy of half-a-mill – Also Known As

81. Cassie Veggies & Rockie Fresh – Fresh Veggies 2

82. Boldy James & The Alchemist – The Price of Tea in China (Deluxe)

83. Tory Lanez – New Toronto 3

84. Common – A Beautiful Revolution (Pt. 1)

85. Public Enemy – What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down?

86. Papoose – Endangered Species

87. The Alchemist – A Doctor, Painter & An Alchemist Walk Into A Bar

88. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie – Artist 2.0 (Deluxe)

89. YG – My Life 4Hunnid

90. Lil Baby – My Turn (Deluxe)

91. Rare Sound & K Camp – Rare Family

92. Tsu Surf – MSYKM

93. The Alchemist – The Food Villain

94. Goodie Mob – Survival Kit

95. SAINt JHN – While The World Was Burning

96. Scribz Riley – Wish Me Luck

97. A$AP Ferg – Floor Seats II

98. Mozzy – Beyond Bulletproof

99. Akon – Ain’t No Peace

100. Joyner Lucas – Evolution

101. Stalley – Cake – EP

102. Mickey Factz – Warped Collages

103. Jeezy – Twenty/20 Pyrex Vision

104. Young M.A. – Red Flu

105. Blac Youngsta – F*ck Everybody 3

106. Megan Thee Stallion – Good News

107. King Von – Welcome to O’Block

108. Mozzy – Occupational Hazard

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110. Vic Mensa – V Tape

111. DaBaby – Blame it on Baby (Deluxe)

112. Don Toliver – Heaven Or Hell

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114. Lil Uzi Vert – Eternal Atake

115. Fetty Wap – You Know the Vibes

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119. Bia – For Certain

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122. Mulatto – Quuen of Da Souf (Deluxe Version)

123. Rich the Kid – Boss Man

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125. Meek Mill – Quarantine Pack – EP

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1. Kanye West - Yeezus

2. Playboi Carti - Die Lit

3. Young Thug - Barter 6

4. Frank Ocean - Blonde

5. Future - Monster

6. Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

7. Travis Scott - Rodeo

8. Drake - Nothing Was The Same

9. Rich Gang - Tha Tour: Pt. 1

10. Chief Keef - Finally Rich

11. Kendrick Lamar - Good Kid, MAAD City

12. Future - DS2

13. Waka Flocka Flame - Flockaveli

14. The Weeknd - House of Balloons

15. Travis Scott - Days Before Rodeo

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17. Schoolboy Q - Habits & Contradictions

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20. Lil B - 6 Kiss

21. Chief Keef - Almighty So

22. ILoveMakonnen - ILoveMakonnen (EP)

23. Tyler, The Creator - Bastard

24. Frank Ocean - Channel Orange

25. Lil Peep - Come Over When You’re Sober Vol. 1

26. 21 Savage & Metro Boomin - Savage Mode

27. Spaceghostpurrp - Blackland Radio 66.6

28. Migos - Culture

29. Kid Cudi - Man On The Moon II

30. Lil Uzi Vert - LUV Is Rage

31. Lucki - Freewave 3

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37. Key! & Kenny Beats - 777

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48. Sahbabbi - SANDAS

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50. King Krule - The OOZ

51. Lil B - Blue Flame

52. Mac Miller - Faces

53. Young Scooter - Street Lottery

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55. Young Thug - 1017 Thug

56. Chief Keef - Bang 2

57. A$AP Rocky - Live.Love.A$AP

58. Lorde - Pure Heroine

59. Childish Gambino - Because The Internet

60. Danny Brown - XXX

61. Roc Marciano - Marcberg

62. Rihanna - Anti

63. Kanye West & Jay-Z - Watch The Throne

64. Drake - If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late

65. Juicy J - Rubbaband Business 2

66. XXXTentacion - 17

67. Big Boi - Sir Lucius Left Foot

68. Baby Keem - Die For My Bitch

69. Lana Del Rey - Born To Die

70. Pusha T - My Name Is My Name

71. Lil Peep - Hellboy

72. Ab-Soul - Control System

73. MGMT - Congratulations

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75. FKA Twigs - LP1

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78. Trippie Redd - A Love Letter To You

79. Lil Uzi Vert - Lil Uzi Vert Vs The World

80. JPEGMafia - All My Heroes Are Cornballs

81. Sleigh Bells - Treat

82. Chief Keef - Back From The Dead 2

83. Future - 56 Nights

84. Vince Staples - Summertime 06

85. Lil Keed - Long Live Mexico

86. 2 Chainz - TRU REALigion

87. Young Thug - So Much Fun

88. Travis Scott - Birds In The Trap Sing Bryan McKnight

89. Blood Orange - Angel’s Pulse

90. Rick Ross - Teflon Don

91. Lucki - Watch My Back

92. Earl Sweatshirt - I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside

93. Future - Future

94. Future - HNDRXX

95. Migos - YRN

96. 21 Savage & Offset - No Warning

97. Gucci Mane - Trap Back

98. Curren$y - Pilot Talk

99. Main Attrakionz - 808s & Dark Grapes 2

100. Tyler, The Creator - Flower Boy

1. Kanye West - New Slaves

2. Chief Keef - Love Sosa

3. Travis Scott - Drugs You Should Try It

4. Lil Uzi Vert - XO Tour Lif3

5. Soulja Boy - Xan With That Lean Pt 2

6. Frank Ocean - Nights

7. Young Thug - Danny Glover (2 Bitches)

8. Lil B - Pretty Boy Remix

9. Future - Codeine Crazy

10. Playboi Carti - Flatbed Freestyle

11. Metro Thuggin - The Blanguage

12. Kanye West - Runaway (feat. Pusha T)

13. Chief Keef - Don’t Like (feat. Lil Reese)

14. Father - Look At Wrist (feat. ILoveMakonnen & Key!)

15. Gucci Mane - Beat It Up (feat. Trey Songz)

16. 21 Savage & Metro Boomin - No Heart

17. Migos - Bad & Bougee (feat. Lil Uzi Vert)

18. Kendrick Lamar - Untitled 02

19. Meek Mill - Dreams & Nightmares

20. Blood Orange - Dagenham Dream

21. Kid Cudi - GHOST!

22. Kodak Black - No Flockin

23. Waka Flocka Flame - Hard in the Paint

24. Tyler, The Creator - Yonkers

25. Travis Scott - 90210 (feat. Kacy Hill)

26. Lil Peep - White Wine (feat. Lil Tracy)

27. Juicy J - Zip & A Double Cup

28. Frank Ocean - Thinkin Bout You

29. Young Thug - Check

30. Kanye West - Monster (feat. Jay-Z, Rick Ross & Nicki Minaj)

31. Rocko - UOENO (feat. Future & Rick Ross)

32. Young Thug - Hot (feat. Gunna)

33. The Weeknd - The Hills

34. Rick Ross - BMF (feat. Styles P)

35. ILoveMakonnen - Sex, Love & Extacy

36. Blood Orange - Dark & Handsome (feat. Toro y Moi)

37. Lil Yachty - 1 Night

38. Childish Gambino - Redbone

39. A$AP Rocky - Wassup

40. Odd Future - Oldie

41. Drake - Trust Issues

42. Travis Scott - Goosebumps (feat. Kendrick Lamar)

43. Travis Scott - Sicko Mode (feat. Drake)

44. Playboi Carti - Magnolia

45. XXXtentacion - Fuck Love (feat. Trippie Redd)

46. Future - Thought It Was A Drought

47. Schoolboy Q - n****Hs.already.know.davers.flow

48. A$AP Rocky - Kissin’ Pink (feat. A$AP Ferg)

49. Spaceghostpurrp - The Truth

50. Nicki Minaj - Beez In The Trap (feat. 2 Chainz)

51. Frank Ocean - Nikes

52. YNW Melly - Murder On My Mind

53. Earl Sweatshirt - EARL

54. Rae Sremmurd - No Type

55. araabMUZIK - Underground Stream

56. Tame Impala - The Less I Know, The Better

57. Solange - Almeda (feat. Playboi Carti)

58. Sahbabbi - Titanaboa (feat. T3)

59. Lil Keed - It’s Up Freestyle

60. Lil Baby - Freestyle

61. Kanye West & Jay-Z - No Church In The Wild (feat. Frank Ocean)

62. Kodak Black - Tunnel Vision

63. Fetty Wap - 679 (feat. Monty)

64. Lucki - Freewave Freestyle 1

65. Fat Trel - Respect With the Tech

66. Ab-Soul - Terrorists Threats (feat. Danny Brown & Jhene Aiko)

67. Jay Rock - King’s Dead (feat. Kendrick Lamar, Future & James Blake)

68. Rowdy Rebel - Shmoney Dance (feat. Bobby Shmurda)

69. Kanye West & Jay-Z - N****s In Paris

70. Tay-K - Murder She Wrote

71. Vince Staples - Norf Norf

72. James Blake - Life Round Here

73. Lil Uzi Vert - 20 Mins

74. Lil Peep - Beamer Boy

75. The Weeknd - What You Need

76. Migos - Versace

77. OG Maco - U Guessed It! (Feat. Key!)

78. Kendrick Lamar - Alright

79. Xxxtentacion - Sad!

80. Kendrick Lamar - Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe

81. Frank Ocean - Channel

82. Drake - Hotline Bling

83. Chief Keef - Blow My High

84. Future - Throw Away

85. ILoveMakonnen - Tuesday

86. Main Attrakionz - Chuuuch

87. King Krule - Dum Surfer

88. Jai Paul - BTSTU

89. ZMoney - 2 16’s (feat. Valee)

90. FKA twigs - 2 Weeks

91. Sheck Wes - Mo Bamba

92. Waka Flocka Flame - Karma (feat. YG Hootie, Popa Smurf & Slim Dunkin)

93. Jidenna - Long Live The Chief

94. Young Thug & Travis Scott - Pick Up The Phone (feat. Quavo)

95. Juice WRLD - Lucid Dreams

96. Speakerknockerz - Lonely

97. Bobby Shmurda - Hot N****

98. Drake - In My Feelings

99. Young Scooter - Runnin Out Of Money

100. Frank Ocean - Siegfried

101. Rihanna - Consideration (feat. SZA)

102. Kodak Black - Like Dat

103. Migos - T-Shirt

104. Sleigh Bells - Infinity Guitars

105. Tame Impala - Borderline

106. OJ Da Juiceman - No Hook

107. Jamie XX - There’s Gonna Be (Good Times) (feat. Young Thug & Popacaan)

108. Beyoncé - Drunk In Love (feat. Jay-Z)

109. Lil Peep - Lil Kennedy

110. T.I. - All About The Money (feat. Young Thug)

111. Gunna - Drip or Drown

112. Waka Flocka Flame - My G

113. Tyler, The Creator - Earfquake (feat. Playboi Carti)

114. Lorde - Team

115. Usher - Climax

116. Big Boi - Shine Blockas (feat. Gucci Mane)

117. Fredo Santana - Jealous (feat. Kendrick Lamar)

118. Valee - Shell

119. Lucki - Glory Boy

120. Lana Del Rey - Video Games

121. Lil B - Wonton Soup

122. Lil Peep & Lil Tracy - Witchblades

123. ZMoney - Regular

124. Lil Reese - Us (feat. Chief Keef)

125. DJ Nate - Gucci Goggles

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پیگاسس پر مودی حکومت کی خاموشی ، اور یو پی کے فیروز آباد میں مچھر امتیازی سلوک نہیں کرتے۔

پیگاسس پر مودی حکومت کی خاموشی ، اور یو پی کے فیروز آباد میں مچھر امتیازی سلوک نہیں کرتے۔

EP Unny | انڈین ایکسپریس

متن کا سائز: A- A+۔

منتخب کارٹون پہلے دیگر اشاعتوں میں شائع ہوئے ، یا تو پرنٹ یا آن لائن ، یا سوشل میڈیا پر ، اور مناسب طریقے سے کریڈٹ کیے جاتے ہیں۔

آج کے دور میں۔ نمایاں کارٹون، ای پی انی نے پیگاسس اسپائی ویئر کو یونانی خدا زیوس کے ‘اسی نام کے پنکھوں والے وار ہارس’ کے برابر قرار دیا ، جیسا کہ وہ مودی حکومت سے مطالبہ کرتا ہے کہجھاڑی کے ارد گرد مارنا بند کرونگرانی اسکینڈل کی تحقیقات پر سپریم کورٹ میں۔ اس ہفتے ، حکومت نے ایک بار پھر سپریم کورٹ کے سامنے ایک تفصیلی حلف نامہ داخل کرنے سے انکار کر دیا کہ آیا اس نے سپائی ویئر استعمال کیا ہے ، سالیسیٹر جنرل تشار مہتا نے کہا کہ مختلف درخواستوں کے ذریعے مانگی گئی معلومات قومی مفاد میں نہیں.

منجول | ٹویٹر/AN مینجولٹونز۔

جب پی سی موگاس اسکینڈل کے بارے میں سپریم کورٹ سے پوچھا گیا تو منجول نے پی ایم مودی کے ذہن میں بھولبلییا دکھائی۔ اسرائیلی سپائی ویئر مبینہ طور پر صحافیوں ، سیاسی رہنماؤں اور انسانی حقوق کے کارکنوں کو نشانہ بنانے کے لیے استعمال کیا گیا تھا۔

سندیپ ادھوریو | ٹائمز آف انڈیا

سندیپ ادھوریو نے اتر پردیش کے وزیر اعلیٰ یوگی آدتیہ ناتھ کے اس تبصرہ پر تبصرہ کیا کہ جو لوگ کہتے ہیں کہابا جان۔“تمام راشن ہضم کر لیا تھا اورویکاس‘صرف ایک خاص کمیونٹی کو 2017 تک دستیاب کیا گیا تھا ، جب ریاست میں بی جے پی اقتدار میں آئی تھی۔ کارٹونسٹ فیروز آباد میں مچھروں کے ‘غیر جانبدارانہ’ رویے پر روشنی ڈالتا ہے-اس کے برعکس 12،000 لوگ بستر پر ہیں اور 114 مر گیا علاقے میں ڈینگی کی وجہ سے

سجیت کمار | دکن ہیرالڈ

سجیت کمار نے ‘اصل’ کی درخواست کی ابا جان۔، قوم کے باپ یا ‘باپو’ مہاتما گاندھی اور ان کے سیکولر عقائد ، یوگی کے جواب میں جو بڑے پیمانے پر رہا ہے۔ سنجیدہ اس کے تبصرے کے لیے

آر پرساد | اکنامک ٹائمز۔

آر پرساد نے وزیر خزانہ نرملا سیتارمن کے اس بیان کو یاد کرتے ہوئے کہا کہ جی ایس ٹی کی آمدنی میں کمی تھی۔خدا کا عمل، کوویڈ 19 وبائی مرض کی شکل میں۔ سیتارمن نے بعد میں کہا تھا کہسادہ خاتون وزیر خزانہ کا کہنا ہے کہ ایکٹ آف گاڈ کو طنزیہ انداز میں لیا جاتا ہے۔“، جبکہ لاطینی جملہ ‘زبردست چیز(غیر متوقع حالات کی وجہ سے ایک معاہدہ کی فراہمی نامکمل ہے) اچھی طرح قبول ہے۔

ہمارے چینلز کو سبسکرائب کریں۔ یوٹیوب & ٹیلی گرام۔

نیوز میڈیا کیوں بحران میں ہے اور آپ اسے کیسے ٹھیک کر سکتے ہیں۔

بھارت کو آزاد ، منصفانہ ، غیر ہائفنیٹڈ اور سوالیہ صحافت کی مزید ضرورت ہے کیونکہ اسے متعدد بحرانوں کا سامنا ہے۔

لیکن نیوز میڈیا اپنے ہی بحران میں ہے۔ سفاکانہ برطرفیاں اور تنخواہوں میں کٹوتی ہوئی ہے۔ بہترین صحافت سکڑ رہی ہے ، خام پرائم ٹائم تماشے کے سامنے۔

دی پرنٹ کے پاس بہترین نوجوان رپورٹرز ، کالم نگار اور ایڈیٹرز ہیں جو اس کے لیے کام کر رہے ہیں۔ اس معیار کی پائیدار صحافت کو آپ جیسے ذہین اور سوچنے والے لوگوں کو اس کی قیمت ادا کرنے کی ضرورت ہے۔ چاہے آپ ہندوستان میں رہیں یا بیرون ملک ، آپ یہ کر سکتے ہیں۔ یہاں.

ہماری صحافت کو سپورٹ کریں۔

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2018 Playlist

1. A$AP Rocky – OG Beeper

2. Action Bronson – Prince Charming

3. The Alchemist feat. Earl Sweatshirt – E. Coli

4. Alina Baraz – Fallin

5. Anderson .Paak feat. Q-Tip – Cheers

6. Anderson .Paak feat. Kendrick Lamar – Tints

7. Animé – Reel It In

8. Apathy feat. Ryu – The Widow’s Son

9. Ariana Grande – R.E.M.

10. Ariana Grande – sweetener

11. Arin Ray feat. Babyface – Always

12. Arin Ray – Stressin

13. Arin Ray – With Or Without

14. Avery Wilson – Dollar Bill

15. Avery Wilson – Touch Down

16. Big K.R.I.T – Energy

17. Big K.R.I.T – 4 Tha Three

18. BJ the Chicago Kid – Rather Be with You

19. The Black Eyed Peas feat. Nas – Back 2 Hiphop

20. The Black Eyed Peas feat. Nicole Scherzinger – Wings

21. Black Thought & Salaam Remi feat. Reek Ruffin – Conception

22. Black Thought – Long Liveth

23. Blood Orange – Jewelry

24. A Boogie wit da Hoodie feat. Jessie Reyez – Pretending

25. Brent Faiyaz – Target on My Chest

26. Bridget Kelly – Pipe Dreams

27. Brownout – Fight the Power

28. Busta Rhymes – Jumpin’

29. Cardi B feat. Bad Bunny & J Balvin – I Like It

30. The Carters – BOSS

31. Casanova – Catch A Body

32. Chance the Rapper – I Might Need Security

33. Childish Gambino – This Is America

34. Chloe x Halle – Down

35. Chloe x Halle – Everywhere

36. Chloe x Halle feat. Joey Bada$$ - Happy Without Me

37. Christina Aguilera feat. Keida & Shenseea – Right Moves

38. Craig David feat. Ella Mai – Talk to Me, Pt. II

39. Craig David feat. GoldLink – Live in the Moment

40. Curren$y – Never Stop

41. Curren$y – This and That

42. Dave East – Thank You

43. Denzel Curry – Sumo I Zumo

44. Desiigner – Priice Tag

45. The Diplomats – Dipset Forever

46. The Diplomats feat. The Lox – Dipset/Lox

47. Doja Cat – Wild Beach

48. Domo Genesis – Façade Records

49. Drake feat. Static Major & Ty Dolla $ign – After Dark

50. Drake – Jaded

51. Drake – 8 Out Of 10

52. Dizzy Wright feat. Jazz – Hit Em With the Pose

53. Ella Mai feat. John Legend – Everything

54. Ella Mai – Love Me Like That (Champion Love)

55. Ella Mai – Own It

56. Eminem – Normal

57. Emotional Oranges – Personal

58. Eric Bellinger – By Now

59. Eric Bellinger feat. Dom Kennedy – Main Thang

60. Estelle feat. Kranium – Don’t Wanna

61. Estelle – Lights Out

62. Estelle – One More Time

63. Everything Is Recorded feat. Syd & Sampha – Show Love

64. Fall Out Boy – Young and Menace

65. Fall Out Boy – Wilson (Expensive Mistakes)

66. Freeway feat. Lil Wayne – Blood Pressure

67. Freeway – Come Back

68. Heather Victoria – Japan

69. Gucci Mane, Bruno Mars, & Kodak Black – Wake Up in the Sky

70. The Herbaliser – Submarine

71. Ice Cube feat. Too $hort – Ain’t Got No Haters

72. Ice Cube – That New Funkadelic

73. India Shawn feat. Alex Isley & Ré Lxuise – Water Me

74. The Internet – Come Over

75. The Internet – Mood

76. The Internet – Next Time/Humble Pie

77. J. Cole - ATM

78. Jacques – London

79. Jacques feat. Trey Songz – Inside

80. Jacques – 4275

81. Jade Novah – All Blue

82. Jaden Smith – Yeah Yeah

83. Jane Handcock - Heyyy

84. Janelle Monáe – Don’t Judge Me

85. Janelle Monáe feat. Pharrell Williams – I Got The Juice

86. Jay Rock – Knock It Off

87. Jayla Darden – Idea 709

88. Jayla Darden – Reminder

89. Jeremih & Ty Dolla $ign – These Days

90. Jessie Reyez feat. Normani & Kehlani – Body Count (Remix)

91. Jessie Reyez – Imported

92. JID feat. Method Man & Joey Bada$$ - Hot Box

93. JMSN – Explicit

94. JMSN – Real Thing

95. JMSN – Sunshine

96. Jorja Smith – February 3rd

97. Jorja Smith – Teenage Fantasy

98. Jungle – Beat 54 (All Good Now)

99. Jungle – Casio

100. Justin Timberlake – Flannel

101. Justin Timberlake feat. Alicia Keys – Morning Light

102. Justin Timberlake – Wave

103. Kali Uchis – Flight 22

104. Kali Uchis – Your Teeth In My Neck

105. Kaytranada feat. Ty Dolla $ign – Nothin Like U

106. Khalid – Vertigo

107. Kyle – It’s Yours

108. Kyle – ShipTrip

109. Leikeli47 – Roll Call

110. Lenny Kravitz – The Majesty of Love

111. Lenny Kravitz – Johnny Cash

112. Leon Bridges – Bad Bad News

113. Leon Bridges – If It Feels Good (Then It Must Be)

114. Leon Bridges – Shy

115. Lil Wayne – Dedicate

116. Lil Wayne – Open Letter

117. Lloyd feat. Curren$y - Blown

118. Lloyd feat. River – Infinity

119. Logic feat. feat. Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, RZA, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, Cappadonna, Jackpot Scotty Wotty, U-God, Masta Killa & GZA – Wu Tang Forever

120. Logic feat. Wale & John Lindahl – 100 Miles and Running

121. Lupe Fiasco feat. Elena Pinderhughes – Cripple

122. Lupe Fiasco – Happy Timbuktu Day

123. Lupe Fiasco feat. Nikki Jean – Stack That Cheese

124. Mac Miller – Hurt Feelings

125. Mac Miller – Jet Fuel

126. Mac Miller – Small Worlds

127. Mac Miller – What’s the Use?

128. Marc E. Bassy – Main Chick

129. Mario – Drowning

130. Mario – Goes Like That

131. Masego – I Had A Vision

132. Masego & SiR – Old Age

133. Marsha Ambrosius feat. PJ Morton – Hello Goodbye

134. Marsha Ambrosius – I Got It Bad

135. Meek Mill feat. Swizz Beatz - Millidelphia

136. Meek Mill feat. Rick Ross & Jay-Z – What’s Free

137. Meek Mill feat. Ella Mai – 24/7

138. Mick Jenkins feat. Mikhal Anthony – Stress Fracture

139. Mikky Ekko – Cherish You

140. Mila J feat. MIGH-X – Desiigner

141. Mila J – Without You

142. Mya – Ready 4 Whatever 2.0

143. Mya – Simple Things

144. Nao feat. Kwabs – Saturn

145. Nas – Bonjour

146. Nas – White Label

147. Ne-Yo – Breathe

148. Ne-Yo – Good Man

149. Ne-Yo – Over U

150. Ne-Yo – 1 More Shot

151. Niia feat. Gallant – Constantly Dissatisfied

152. Nick Grant feat. Stacy Barthe – Black Woman

153. Nick Grant feat. Sonyae Elise – The Ode

154. Nipsey Hussle – Blue Laces 2

155. Nipsey Hussle – Hussle & Motivate

156. Njomza – Lonely Nights

157. Noname – Don’t Forget About Me

158. Phony Ppl – Before You Get A Boyfriend.

159. Preme feat. PARTYNEXTDOOR – Can’t Hang

160. Preme feat. Ty Dolla $ign – Callin’

161. PRhyme feat. 2 Chainz – Flirt

162. Pusha T – The Games We Play

163. Raheem DeVaughn – Come Together

164. Ré Lxuise – Lynm

165. Ré Lxuise – Show You Off

166. Ré Lxuise feat. Dryod – Tell Me

167. Reason – Better Dayz

168. Reason – Summer Up

169. Reuben Vincent – You Know I Gotta

170. Rico Love – Sexual Professional

171. Rico Love feat. Teedrea Moses & Ball Greezy – Whole Lotta Sex

172. Ro James – Devotion

173. Royce da 5’9” feat. Boogie – Dumb

174. Royce da 5’9” feat. Ashley Sorrell – God Speed

175. Saba – Calligraphy

176. Sabrina Claudio – All to You

177. SiR – D’evils

178. SiR feat. ScHoolboy Q – Something Foreign

179. Slum Village – Hard Core

180. Smino – Hoopti

181. Smino – L.M.F.

182. Smino – Low Down Derrty Blues

183. Snoop Dogg feat. Jacquees & Dreezy – Everything

184. Styles P – Marie Antionette

185. Swizz Beatz feat. Kendrick Lamar, Jadakiss, & Styles P – Something Dirty/Pic Got Us

186. Swizz Beatz feat. 2 Chainz – Stunt

187. Summer Walker – Deep

188. Summer Walker – Girls Need Love

189. T.I. feat Anderson .Paak – At Least I Know

190. T.I. feat. Watch The Duck – Big Ol Drip

191. Teyana Taylor – Gonna Love Me

192. The-Dream – Forever

193. The-Dream – Platter

194. Tiara Thomas – I Can Tell

195. Tinashe – No Contest

196. Tink – Faded

197. Tink – Signs

198. T-Pain – Go Head

199. Tory Lanez – Benevolent

200. Tory Lanez – B.B.W.W. x Fake Show

201. Tory Lanez – Don’t Die

202. Tory Lanez feat. Bryson Tiller – KeeP IN tOUcH

203. Travis Scott – Coffee Bean

204. Travis Scott – No Bystanders

205. Travis Scott feat. Drake, Swae Lee, & Big Hawk – Sicko Mode

206. Trey Songz – Lay Yo Head

207. Txs – Destroyed

208. Tyler, the Creator – Big Bag

209. Tyler, the Creator – 435

210. Vince Staples – FUN!

211. Wale feat. Jacquees – Black Bonnie

212. Wale – It’s Complicated

213. Wiz Khalifa feat. Chevy Woods & Darius Willrich – Karate/Never Hesitate

214. Wiz Khalifa – Rolling Papers 2

215. Ye Ali feat. Tyus – T Shirt (Interlude)

216. Ye Ali feat. Jahkoy – Tell Me

217. YG feat. 2 Chainz, Big Sean, & Nicki Minaj – Big Bank

218. Young Thug feat. 6lack – Climax

219. Young Thug – Gain Clout

220. 6lack feat. Offset – Balenciaga Challenge

221. 21 Savage feat. J. Cole – a lot

222. 21 Savage feat. Yung Miami – a&t

223. 21 Savage feat. Beam, Project Pat, & ScHoolboy Q – good day

224. 21 Savage feat. Childish Gambino – monster

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all the books I read this year!!

one of my new year’s resolutions was to read more nonfiction, and I did a pretty good job of it. I didn’t track the books I read the year before, but I know i only read a few nonfiction so I’m proud of myself. my other NYR was to shower more which I also accomplished! anyways, my list of books is under the cut if you want to check it out.

NF is for nonfiction, F is for fiction, A is for audiobook and P is for paperback. any spelling errors on the author’s names is from my horrible handwriting. maybe next year I’ll keep track electronically so I don’t have to struggle through reading my own handwriting lmao

January

1.       Maude by Donna Maybry – NF - A

2.       Revival by Stephen King – F - A

3.       Watership Down by Richard Adams – F - A

4.       The Zookeeper’s Wife by Diane Acherman – NF - A

5.       The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman- F – P

6.       Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin – F – A

7.       Girl on a Train by AJ Waines – F – A

8.       1984 by George Orwell – F – A

9.       Bought and Sold by Morgan Stephens – NF – A

10.   Forrest Gump – Winston Groom – F – A

3  Nonfiction, 7 Fiction. 9 audiobooks, 1 paperback

February

11.   White Trash by Nancy Isenberg – NF – A

12.   Sachiko by Caren Stenson – NF – A

13.   3,026 Days in Captivity by Natascha Kampush – NF – A

14.   Before I Go to Sleep by S.J. Watson – F – A

15.   Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter – F – A

16.   The Darkest Corners by Kara Thomas – F – A

17.   The Shining by Stephen King – F – A

18.   The Blood of Emmett Till by Timothy B. Tyson – NF – A

4 nonfiction, 4 fiction. 8 audiobooks, 0 paperbacks

March

19.   What She Knew by Gilly MacMillian – F – A

20.   Before I Fall by Lauren Oliver – F – A

21.   The Kept Woman by Karin Slaughter – F – A

22.   Fallen by Karin Slaughter – F – A

23.   Criminal by Karin Slaughter – F – A

24.   Unseen by Karin Salughter – F – A

25.   Blindsided by Karin Slaughter – F – A

26.   Kisscut by Karin Slaughter – F – A

27.   Saga Volume 1 by Brian K. Vaughan – F – P

0 nonfiction, 9 fiction. 8 audiobooks, 1 paperback

April

28.   A Faint Cold Fear by Karin Slaughter – F – A

29.   Indelible by Karin Slaughter – F – A

30.   Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn – F – A

31.   Cop Town by Karin Slaughter – F – A

32.   Elizabeth and Michael by Donald Boyle – NF – A

33.   The Husband’s Secret by Liane Moriarty – F- A

1 nonfiction, 5 fiction. 6 audiobooks, 0 paperbacks

May

34.   Snatched by Karin Slaughter – F – A

35.   Don’t Breath a Word by Jennifer McMahon – F – A

36.   Three Wishes by Liane Moriarty – F – A

37.   The Last Anniversary by Liane Moriarty – F – A

38.   When the Air Hits Your Brain by Frank Vertosich Jr, MD – NF – A

39.   The Lies We Tell by Meg Carter – F – A

40.   Brave New World by Aldous Huxley – F – A

41.   The Radium Girls by Kate Moore – NF – A

42.   Nailbiter series by Joshua Williamson and Mike Henderson – F – P

43.   Triptych by Karin Slaughter – F – A

44.   Glass House by Brian Alexander – NF – A

45.   The Marriage Lie by Kimberly Belle – F – A

46.   Busted by Karin Slaughter – F – A

47.   Call the Midwife by Jennifer Worth – NF – A

4 nonfiction, 10 fiction. 13 audiobooks, 1 paperback

June

48.   Rosemary by Kate Clifford Larson – NF – A

49.   Lost Girls by Robert Kolker – NF – A

50.   Drink by Ann Dursett Johnston – NF – A

51.   The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman – F- A

52.   The Grown Up by Gillian Flynn – F – P

53.   The Salt Fix by Dr. James Dinicolantonio, MD – NF – A

54.   Broken River by J. Robert Lennin – F - A

55.   Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie – F – A

56.   American Gods by Neil Gaiman – F – A

57.   Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman – F - A

58.   My Story by Elizabeth Smart – NF – A

5 nonfiction, 6 fiction. 10 audiobooks, 1 paperback

July

59.   The Leftovers by Tom Perrotta – F – A

60.   And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie – F – A

61.   Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance – NF – A

62.   Under Your Skin by Sabine Durant – F – A

63.   Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari – NF - A

64.   Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty – F – A

2 nonfiction, 4 fiction. 6 audiobooks, 0 paperbacks

August

65.   You Have No Fucking Idea: The Story About My Life by Matt Baier – NF – P

66.   The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman – F – P

67.   Carol (The Price of Salt) by Patricia Highsmith – F – A

68.   Waiting to be Heard by Amanda Knox – NF – A

69.   The Miracle of Dunkirk by Walter Lord – NF – A

70.   Replay by Ken Grimwood – F- A

71.   The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware – F – A

72.   13 Reasons Why by Jay Asher – F – A

73.   Girl Walks Out of a Bar by Lisa F. Smith – NF – A

74.   The Polygamist’s Daughter by Anna Lebaron  - NF – A

75.   The Dinner by Herman Koch – F – A

76.   American Fire by Monica Hesse – NF – A

77.   The Girls in the Garden by Lisa Jewell – F – A

78.   Kiss Me Like a Stranger by Gene Wilder – NF – A

79.   The Vegas Diaries by Holly Madison – NF – A

80.   I Found You by Lisa Jewell – F – A

81.   Dark Place to Hide by AJ Waines – F – A

82.   The Silver Lining’s Playbook by Matthew Quick – F – A

8 nonfiction, 10 fiction. 16 audiobooks, 2 paperbacks

September

83.   The Lost Girls by Heather Young – F – A

84.   Dead Wake by Erik Larson – NF – A

85.   The Moving Finger by Agatha Christie – F – A

86.   Lie to Me by JT Ellison – F – A

87.   The Sinner by Petra Hammesfahr – F - A

88.   Into the Water by Paula Hawkins – F – A

89.   From a Buick 8 by Stephen King – F – A

90.   A Murder is Announced by Agatha Christie – F – A

91.   Commonwealth by Ann Patchett – F – A

92.   A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith – F – P

93.   The Patron Saint of Liars by Ann Patchett – F – A

94.   Since We Fell by Dennis Lehane – F – A

95.   Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman – F – A

1 nonfiction, 12 fiction. 12 audiobooks, 1 paperback

October

96.   State of Wonder by Ann Patchett – F – A

97.   The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben – NF – A

98.   Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett – F – A

99.   Ready Player One by Ernest Cline – F – P

100. Stardust by Neil Gaiman – F – A

101. Brooklyn by Colm Toibin – F - A

102.  The Monogram Murders by Sophia Turner – F – A

103.  My Best Friend’s Exorcism by Grady Hendrix – F – A

104.  The Axeman of New Orleans by Miriam C. Davis – NF – A

105. The Center of Everything by Laura Moriarty – F – P

106.  A Pocket Full of Rye – Agatha Christie – F – A

107.  The Nest by Cynthia D’Aprex Sweeny – F - A

108.  The Chaperone by Laura Moriarty – F – A

109.  Catching the Wolf On Wall Street by Jordan Belfort – NF – A

110.  Hell House by Richard Matheson – F – A

3 nonfiction, 12 fiction. 13 audiobooks, 2 paperbacks      

November

111.  Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention by Manning Marable – NF – A

112. The Secret Life of Introverts by Jenn Granneman – NF – A

113.  My Name is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout – F- A

114.  The Floating World by C. Morgan Babst – F – A

115.  The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter – f – A

116. Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty – F – P

117. The Rest of Her Life by Laura Moriarty – F – A

2 nonfiction, 5 fiction. 1 paperback, 6 audiobooks

 December

118. Last Breath by Karin Slaughter – F – A

119. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald – F – A

120. The Great Halifax Explosion by John U. Barron – NF – A

121. Dark Matter by Blake Crouch – F – A

122. Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng – F – A

123.  The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman – F – A

124. 12 Years a Slave by Solomon Northrup – NF – A

125. The Woman Who Smashed Codes by Jason Fairgrove – NF – A

126. The Magician’s Apprentice by Ann Patchett – F – A

127.  Rabbit  by Patricia Willams – NF – A

128. Being Jazz by Jazz Jennings – NF – A

129. The Secret Life of the Mind by Marianao Segman, MD – NF – A

130. Black Chalk by Christopher B. Yates – F – A

131. The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie – F – A

132. A Caribbean Mystery by Agatha Christie – F – A

133. The Secret Adversary by Agatha Christie – F -A

134. Money, A Memoir by Liz Perle – NF - A

7 nonfiction, 10 fiction. 17 audiobooks, 0 paperbacks.

 Total:

134 total books!!

40 nonfiction, 94 fiction. 9 paperbacks, 126 audiobooks.

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Sunday, December 29th, 2019 (COMPONENT #3)

      As a fourth grade science educator, there are three major components I implement to not only engage my students, but also provide a unique style of learning based off of research practices. Through implementing the 5E Model, the Mozart Effect, and Inquiry-Based Learning into my science curriculum, my students are challenged as we investigate essential questions. According to research on our evolving science standards, conducted by Anderson et al (2018), “NGSS describe goals for science learning as three-dimensional engagement with phenomena: Students should use crosscutting concepts and disciplinary core ideas as they engage in scientific practices focused on phenomena in the material world” (p. 1027). Later this year, my students and I will be traveling to the Tom Ridge Environmental Center to meet Dr. Schnars, as we walk along the beaches of Presque Isle to see how water affects erosion along our shoreline—addressing one of our essential questions in ‘How does weathering, erosion, and deposition change the land where people live?’ to engage in scientific practices that affect the material world.

     One major component to my science curriculum that I implement for my elementary instruction is the 5E Model. I personally find the ‘Elaborate’ phase to be the most essential component. Through Rodger Bybee, creator of the 5E Model, Claymier (2012) states, “teaching science through design draws connections between science and daily life, nurtures critical and creative thinking, problem solving, and decision making. It focuses the students’ attention on ‘doing something’ rather than ‘knowing something’” (p. 5), where students are constantly exploring the world around them to problem solve using the elaborate phase to ‘do something,’ which requires kinesthetic learning. During the elaborate phase of Dr. Schnars’s visit, we had students apply their understanding of what was previously taught to conduct a hands-on experience to test conceptual knowledge, where they paired up to share their findings of erosion. Biggers et al (2013), who has studied new methodology towards the 5E model states, “…the importance of engaging students in comparing and evaluating explanations through exchanges with their peers in the classroom, where students would compare and critique each other’s explanations based on evidence” (p. 60), is of great importance, for students are interacting with classmates to propose solutions and make decisions as to how they will reduce erosion.

     Secondly, I implement the ‘Mozart Effect,’ which was conceptualized by the late physicist Gordon Shaw, to enhance my science curriculum, as well as STEAM. Through the Mozart Effect, I dress up as DJs, such as DJ Rock-I, DJ Iggy, and DJ EroZion, to not only engage my students based off of their interest, but provide a musical avenue for my auditory learners. According to Burack (2005), “Shaw led a number of landmark studies that established the connection between active participation in music and the development of the brain, with demonstrated implications for spatial-temporal reasoning and math ability” (p. 84), where I stimulate and engage my student’s brains for new content. Burack (2005) stated, “Shaw recognized that ‘music is a window to a higher brain function’” (p. 84), where I use the Mozart Effect approach to enhance activating new areas of brain function. Through the ‘Arts’ of STEAM, music has become a staple in my elementary science instruction, where I strive to reach all students through catchy lyrics and addictive songs to help memorize material.

     Finally, a third theory I use to structure my science curriculum is inquiry-based learning. This approach is the most crucial to our essential questions used to determine how weathering, erosion, and deposition affect people. According to Potgieter et al (2019), “identifying problems, formulating questions, designing and conducting investigations and formulating, communicating and defending hypotheses,” are all prime examples of using the scientific method (p. 13723). Through implementing inquiry-based learning, students are inquisitive about the world around them, which I think is one of the most influential components of guiding my classroom through instruction, especially since the problem being addressed is literally in the backyards of my students. According to research by Fulmer et al (2018), who studies the Next Generation Science Standards, “The Framework describes eight practices, such as ‘Asking questions (for science) and defining problems (for engineering)’ and ‘Analyzing and interpreting data.’ CCCs are concepts that extend across scientific disciplines and are useful for explaining science as an overarching approach to knowledge development” (p. 1081). This finding fuels my science instruction through inquiry-based learning, where my students are motivated to learn more about a real-world problem while understanding how to test variables to make solutions.

                                                 References

Anderson, C. W. 1. andya@msu. ed., de los Santos, E. X. ., Bodbyl, S., Covitt, B. A. ., Edwards, K. D. ., Hancock, I. J. B., … Welch, M. M. (2018). Designing educational systems to support enactment of the Next Generation Science Standards. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 55(7), 1026–1052. https://doi.org/10.1002/tea.21484

Biggers, M., Forbes, C. T., & Zangori, L. (2013, September). Elementary teachers' curriculum design and pedagogical reasoning for supporting students' comparison and evaluation of evidence-based explanations. The Elementary School Journal, 114(1), 48-72. doi:10.1086/670738

Burack, J. (2005). Uniting mind and music. American Music Teacher, 55(1), 84. Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com.proxy-sru.klnpa.org/login.aspx?direct=true&db=asn&AN=17814342&site=ehost-live

Claymier, B. (2012). Integrating science and engineering education. Children’s Technology & Engineering, 17(2), 5. Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com.proxy-sru.klnpa.org/login.aspx?direct=true&db=asn&AN=84205698&site=ehost-live

Fulmer, G. W. 1. gavin-fulmer@uiowa. ed., Tanas, J., & Weiss, K. A. . (2018). The challenges of alignment for the Next Generation Science Standards. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 55(7), 1076–1100. https://doi.org/10.1002/tea.21481

Tsakeni, M., Vandeyar, S., & Potgieter, M. (2019). Inquiry opportunities presented by practical work in school physical sciences. A South African case study. Gender & Behaviour, 17(3), 13722–13733. Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com.proxy-sru.klnpa.org/login.aspx?direct=true&db=asn&AN=139753119&site=ehost-live

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Hip-Hop/Rap Albums 2018

1.    Wale – It’s Complicated EP

2.    Royce da 5’9” – Book of Ryan

3.    PRhyme – PRhyme 2

4.    J. Cole – K.O.D

5.    Pusha T – Daytona

6.    Lupe Fiasco – Drogas Wave

7.    Black Thought - Streams of Thought, Vol. 1 – EP

8.    Jay Rock – Redemption

9.    Mac Miller – Swimming

10. Nipsey Hussle – Victory Lap

11. Logic – YSIV

12. T.I. – Dime Trap

13. Eminem – Kamikaze

14. Snoop Dogg – 220

15. Wale – Free Lunch EP

16. Black Thought & Salaam Remi – Streams of Thought, Vol. 2

17. Swizz Beatz – Poison

18. Reason – There You Have It

19. Apollo Brown & Joell Ortiz – Mona Lisa

20. Travis Scott – Astroworld

21. Anderson .Paak – Oxnard

22. Lil Wayne – Tha Carter V

23. 9th Wonder – 9th Wonder Presents: Jamla Is the Squad II

24. The Herbaliser – Bring Out the Sound

25. Nick Grant – Dreamin’ Out Loud

26. Dave East – P2

27. Ghostface Killah – The Lost Tapes

28. Apathy – The Widow’s Son

29. Big K.R.I.T – Trifecta – Single

30. Meek Mill – Championships

31. Ghostface Killah – Ghost Files: Bronze Tapes (Remixes)

32. JID – DiCaprio 2

33. Noname – Room 25

34. Styles P – G-Host

35. The Carters – Everything is Love

36. The Alchemist – Bread – EP

37. 21 Savage – I am > I was

38. Drake – Scorpion

39. Tory Lanez – LoVE me NOw

40. Dave East – Karma 2

41. Dom Kennedy – Volume Two

42. Meyhem Lauren – Glass

43. Saba – Care For Me

44. Wale – Self Promotion - EP

45. Dave East & Styles P – Beloved

46. Ice Cube – Everythangs Corrupt

47. Gucci Mane – Evil Genius

48. Big K.R.I.T – Thrice X – Single

49. RJD2 – In Rare Form Vol. 2

50. The Black Eyed Peas – Masters of the Sun Vol. 1

51. Vince Staples – FM!

52. Smino - Noir

53. Young Thug – On the Rvn – EP

54. Curren$y – Fire in the Clouds

55. Styles P – Nickel Bag – EP

56. Big K.R.I.T – Double Down - Single

57. The Diplomats – Diplomatic Ties

58. Freeway – Think Free

59. Belly – Immigrant

60. Slum Village – The Lost Scrolls, Vol. 2 (Slum Village Edition)

61. Animé – OnePointFive

62. Nas – NASIR

63. Reason – There You Have It

64. Earl Sweatshirt – Some Rap Songs

65. Jaden Smith – The Sunset Tapes: A Cool Tape Story

66. August Greene – August Greene

67. Jim Jones – Wasted Talent

68. Mick Jenkins – Pieces of a Man

69. Kendrick Lamar & Various Artists – Black Panther Soundtrack

70. Styles P – Dime Bag

71. Action Bronson – White Bronco

72. Tyler, the Creator – Music Inspired by Illumination & Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch

73. Cardi B – Invasion of Privacy

74. Wiz Khalifa – Rolling Papers 2

75. Domo Genesis – Façade Records – EP

76. Bun B – Return of the Trill

77. Kyle – Light of Mine

78. YG – Still Dangerous

79. Nicki Minaj – Queen (Deluxe)

80. Tory Lanez – Memories Don’t Die

81. T-Pain – Everything Must Go Vol. 2

82. Chief Keef – Mansion Musick

83. Denzel Curry – TA13OO

84. BlocBoy JB – Simi

85. A Boogie wit da Hoodie – Hoodie SZN

86. Paul Wall – Bounce Backs Over Setbacks

87. Cassanova – Commissary

88. Rae Sremmurd – SR3MM

89. A$AP Rocky – TESTING

90. Future – Beastmode 2

91. Takeoff – The Last Rocket

92. Metro Boomin – Not All Heroes Wear Capes

93. Mike WiLL Made-It – Creed II: The Album

94. Sir Michael Rocks – Funds & Access

95. Dizzy Wright – Don’t Tell Me It Can’t Be Done

96. Post Malone – beerbongs & Bentleys

97. Bre-Z – The Grl.

98. Kevin Gates – Luca Brasi 3

99. Meek Mill – Legends of the Summer – EP

100. A Boogie wit da Hoodie – International Artist

101. Young Thug & Young Stoner Life Records – Slime Language

102. Freddie Gibbs – Freddie

103. Preme – Light of Day

104. DaniLeigh – The Plan

105. Kanye West & Kid Cudi – Kids See Ghosts

106. Desiigner – L.O.D

107. Chief Keef – Ottopsy – EP

108. Young Buck – 10 Plugs

109. Future & Juice WRLD – Future & Juice WRLD

110. Fetty Wap – Bruce Wayne

111. Leikeli47 – Acrylic

112. Baka Not Nice – 4Milli

113. Kanye West - ye

114. Intro – This Is a Mixtape by iNTRO

115. Lil Yachty – Nuthin’ 2 Prove

116. Rich The Kid – The World Is Yours

117. Migos – Culture II