#Juice Wrld Concert Tickets

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Fortnite Chapter 5 - Chapter 2 Remix.

So, how do we go about the magic of Fortnite OG without straight doing it again?

A remix.

The first we'd get about this season is the teasers sent out to content creators. They were pretty cool looking. They had pins that hinted to things about the season, 2 pretty looking tickets, a tape player that played a track from the battle pass, all put in a nice looking black box.

At the beginning of the year, a roadmap was leaked. Everyone assumed we were going to get Fortnite OG 2 but with the chapter 2 island. We were right about the island, but we would later learn through a surprise live concert both in-game and in New York the true season theme. (Something that was cool about this concert is that the in-game effects was synced to the actual concert that happened in times square. Pretty impressive on a technical level.)

Rappers. Isn't that cool? Snoop Dogg and Ice Spice appeared physically for this announcement. It was cool to me. After the concert, we got a season trailer. Snoop Dogg, Ice Spice, & Eminem have taken over the chapter 2 island! The iconic agency is now the Doggpound. Eminem & Ice Spice even took over POIs. With a cool graffiti theme, courtesy of Hope.

Speaking of Hope, there isn't much of a story to go off of this season. Like the previous OG season, this one's a fun break from all of the madness. Given the stress Hope went through last season, it's good to see her relaxed. At this point, the war with Dr. Doom has ended. The Chapter 5 island is strangely intact, and Hope has left it behind to Nisha to rebuild. And maybe Valeria. We learn of this through voicemails that Hope leaves to her neglectful older sister. She doesn't pick up any of them.

When it comes to the battle pass, this one didn't excite me as previous ones have. But i still like all of the designs to come from it. Mashups and different iterations of fan favorite skins from this era of fortnite return.

My favorite skin from this pass has to be Undercover skye. A fusion between Guff and Skye. She's just adorable. Strangely, she looks even younger here though. How'd that happen?

With this battle pass, a new cosmetic type appeared. Kicks. Shoes you can put on your Fortnite skin. Honestly? It's pretty interesting. I'm always down for another level of player expression and customization. This is unique to me though. With the games i've played like this, it's usually different color schemes or aura effects that flash from your character. But here, it's straight up.. shoes you can put on your character. And you can make some crazy combos with it. At first i thought it was stupid, but now i've warmed up to it.

At the time of writing this, only a handful of skins can wear these. But with every update, the number grows. They really do try to make these work. Removing shoes and even giving skins socks to work with them. I see the effort here. Pretty cool.

Remember what i said about that theme? There's also a 4th rapper. Juice WRLD.

He would unfortunately pass in a tragic incident in 2019, leaving many of his fans heartbroken. From what i understand, epic was working with him on a fortnite collab years ago, but they never got to see it through due to his sudden death. it appears that Epic worked with his estate to turn this season into a tribute to him. Back then, Juice loved playing Fortnite like how EVERYONE else was during that mania. Epic took special care in honoring him in-game. If you look throughout the promotional material, there are a lot of things that were left there in his memory.

Throughout the season, his figure would appear in the sky, visible at all times. There was also a free juice wrld skin released to all players that simply logged in during the season. Essentially becoming a new default skin. At the time, Juice WRLD was everywhere! That's one way to be immortalized. To this day, you'll see mini Juices running around the island.

At the end of it, we were shown a music video created in collaboration with epic, with stellar 2D & 3D animation. It's Juice WRLD's final release. An unreleased song. One thing i found touching about the direction of the video is that we never directly see his face. I'm not exactly sure what kind of message it was supposed to send, but i took it as a way to help let go. he really is gone.

I don't think i've ever seen a Fortnite season be dedicated to someone like this. It was unique. I've never seen a memorial like this ever. I think Epic did him right.

999 Forever

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[impossibly-invisable]

CARNATION: If I handed you a concert ticket right now, who would you want to be the performer?

juice wrld with lil peep and mac miller

rip you lovely souls and i wish i could’ve seen y’all

sorry i can’t choose one 😅

[incorrectcrows]

Does anyone else use joke phrases when you tell people you feel like shit, because you know you shouldn’t keep everything bottled up but you don’t want people to actually be worried because then they might intervene?

Anyway, really feeling like I want to buy a ticket to Juice Wrld concert rn 🤠

[johannesviii]

Top 10 Personal Favorite Hit Songs from 2020

You know, when I finished my latest list and realised every decade had the same pattern and that we were slowly going towards a series of great years for pop, I didn’t realise how good that year would be.

What’s at the top? Am I boringly predictable because I already said I loved that song all the way back in January 2020? Let’s find out.

Disclaimers:

Keep in mind I’m using both the year-end top 100 lists from the US and from France while making these top 10 things. There’s songs in English that charted in my country way higher than they did in their home countries, or even earlier or later, so that might get surprising at times.

Of course there will probably be stuff in French somewhere on this post. We suck. I know. It’s my list. Deal with it.

My musical tastes have always been terrible and I’m not a critic, just a listener and an idiot.

I have sound to color synesthesia which justifies nothing but might explain why I have trouble describing some songs in other terms than visual ones.

So. Uh. How was your 2020?

Mine was actually surprisingly good, considering. I’m lucky enough to have a job that I can partially do from home, and I was extremely paranoid from the get-go and nobody got sick under this roof so far. Turns out I’m even better at my job from home and I got permission to work from home one day per week even after the health crisis is over! My first name was also finally officially approved and I can’t tell you how happy I feel about that. I almost feel bad to have had such a good year considering the circumstances. I feel like an asshole just because I’m happy, haha.

The only frustrating part was that I was supposed to see Hatari in concert in Paris in early April which, as you can guess, was cancelled. I’m not too mad about it though, since their tour was called “Europe will crumble” and the message saying the tour was cancelled started with “since Europe is actually crumbling due to Covid-19″ and that’s hysterical.

Good or interesting albums that came out in 2020 now, let’s see.

Nightwish released Human/Nature, which was a huge letdown compared to their previous album, but I will relisten to it at some point to make sure I wasn’t just in a bad mood that day.

The Birthday Massacre released Diamonds, which might be their weakest album since their debut, but contained some real gems (I listened to The Last Goodbye on a loop, it floored me. Flashback and Enter are also very good).

The 1975 released Notes On A Conditional Form, and let’s be real, it’s a f█cking mess. You could cut half the tracks and end up with an excellent album, but as it is it’s like, yes, a collection of notes ; however there’s some truely excellent shit on it (see unelligible songs).

Thanks to a friend on a discord server I was exposed to Dorian Electra’s music and I haven’t been quite the same ever since. I’m so happy to be alive to see other enbies making such great music with an insanely good aesthetic surrounding it and asking so many interesting questions about gender. Also the arc the ‘gentleman’ character goes through over the course of the entire tracklist of the 2020 My Agenda album is absolutely hilarious, don’t @ me.

I also discovered 100 Gecs this year. Why are most of you guys saying it’s unlistenable garbage. It’s just as abrasive and over the top as industrial music is, but with none of the edginess or drama. I love it. What the hell. But yeah Tree of Clues was released this year. Good.

Speaking of industrial, in March 2020 Nine Inch Nails were like “hey remember when we released Ghosts I-IV a decade ago entirely for free and how amazing that was? Well we’re all in lockdown and bored as hell so here’s Ghosts V-VI and it’s also free. Enjoy��� and I f█cking died instantly. And it’s even better than I-IV. What the hell was that year

Jonsi released Shiver. It’s strange and highly experimental. I’m pretty sure it’s a good thing I was into hyperpop this year, otherwise going from his previous material straight to this album would have been brutal.

Yadda yadda yadda After Hours by the Weeknd good yadda yadda.

I’ve joked about that already but if you had told me in 2019 that 2020 would have fires, a pandemic, riots, monoliths appearing and disappearing, and also a super good Machine Gun Kelly album, guess which part I would have found the most ridiculous. But yeah uh. Tickets to my Downfall good

So uh this year I tried to listen to some hyperpop and liked it a lot, and I also dipped my toes timidly into screamo and listened to Svalbard, who released When I Die this year, and the entire album was a very beautiful, very intricately decorated punch to the face. It sounds like God Is An Astronaut except with a shit ton of yelling. I love it. Open Wound is my favorite track on it.

But no, despite all of this, my album of the year was from a band I had never even heard about before that year, called Spanish Love Songs. The album is titled Brave Faces Everyone and it’s line after line after line of extremely relatable generational angst but yelled with complete sincerity and it’s so propulsive and energetic you can’t help but feel both exhausted and ready to fight the entire universe. I don’t know how it works, but it’s incredible. The entire album is wonderfully brutal, so it’s kind of difficult to pick my favorite songs on it, but Beachfront Property and the title track stand out.

Unelligible songs, now, and there’s, uh, quite a few of them too so I’m also gonna use bullet points. Good lord this post is gonna be long.

First, let me say I have literally no idea why Midnight Sky by Miley Cyrus wasn’t a bigger hit. It’s not on the year-end US top 100 and it feels extremely wrong. Would have made it to #4 on this list otherwise.

I still entertain the vague hope that stuff from Machine Gun Kelly will chart higher in 2021 but I doubt it will happen so I might as well tackle it now and say that Bloody Valentine and especially Forget Me Too are both excellent and that it’s a shame radios aren’t playing them more often.

Heaven by the late Avicii featuring Coldplay should have charted in 2019 and still didn’t chart in 2020 and that’s a real shame.

If the world was a bit less unfair, Lovesick Girls by Blackpink would have been a hit rather than the awful Ice Cream.

One day I will stop complaining about my bafflement concerning the lack of mainstream pop charts success of The 1975. Today is not that day. I just love how they keep making songs about extremely awkward relationships full of weird details, and I haven’t grown tired of that yet. So yeah If You’re Too Shy is about a guy who’s crush is asking him to get naked on Skype in his hotel room and he’s, uh, not too sure about that idea.

And Me & You Together is about a guy who never finds the right moment to tell his best friend he’s in love with her, and he manages to do so at the end and it’s cute as hell. My fave part is “I'm sorry that I'm kinda queer / It's not as weird as it appears / It's 'cause my body doesn't stop me (Stop me) / Oh, it's okay, lots of people think I'm gay / But we're friends, so it's cool, why would it not be?”. Relatable as f█ck.

And now for an international hit that should have been bigger in the US and/or in my country but wasn’t: Head & Heart by Joel Corry and MNEK.

I’ve heard Nos Célébrations by Indochine extremely often on French radio for months now so I was very surprised to see that it didn’t crack the local year-end list. What happened.

I can finally hear the appeal of Bring Me The Horizon. It took me ages. And also Death Stranding. The song Ludens isn’t in the game per say, but it’s among the ones you can pick to broadcast briefly when people drive by your constructions, and long story short it's been living rent-free in my head for months now.

Phew.

It’s time for a round of Honorable Mentions for elligible songs, containing a couple of guilty pleasures, which is saying something considering the kind of shit I put on some of my previous lists.

Ne Reviens Pas (Gradur et Heuss l’Enfoiré) - Heuss is a French artist that kept baffling me while making my lists for the previous years, and I was like “??? ok, that’s it then, I guess I’m getting too old to get what teenagers find funny”. This one worked for me, though. And the music video doesn’t hurt. Really dumb and really fun.

Adore You (Harry Styles) - Perfectly good little pop song, very pleasant to listen to, never outstayed its welcome for me.

Mood (24kGoldn) - This doesn’t sound like a very good relationship, my dude, but that’s still a super pleasant song.

WAP (Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion) - This song is absolutely hilarious and I will hear no argument from any of you.

Control (Zoe Wees) - Was clearly a hit here. Should have been even bigger though. What a powerful but comfy voice. If I had better taste it would be on the list.

Hot Girl Bummer (Blackbear) - I. Uh. Listen. I keep saying I have bad taste and nobody believes me. Do you believe me now. But yeah. “F█ck you, and you, and you~, I hate your friends and they hate me too” is gonna pop in my head every single time someone is being a jerk anywhere near me now. It’s been happening all year already. Someone trashed my documents at work? Someone isn’t wearing a mask in public? That guy has filled his car with rolls of toilet paper? Brain goes “F█ck you, and you, and you~”. Every. Single. Time.

Come & Go (Juice WRLD & Marshmello ) - Damn, that’s a pretty good little song. I’ve seen plenty of people saying it’s ruined by the drop, but may I remind you I’m the person who loves Blue by Eiffel 65 with all my heart. If the song was ramping up consistently until the end instead of ending like that, it would have made the list, definitely.

And now, the actual list. This one actually feels pretty solid, I genuinely like everything on it, there’s no filler here for once.

10 - The Box (Roddy Rich)

US: #3 / FR: #23

Now this is a weird case, because for the longest time I couldn’t figure out why this song was so popular and I was completely neutral about it. Then, one morning in September, my mental jukebox (which always, always puts a song on a loop in my head when I wake up) decided to play it. And I was like oh wow?? I never noticed the atmosphere in that song before? It’s so great. And that hook too. Let’s listen to it.

So yeah, I don’t know what happened. It just clicked one day and everything fell into place, I guess.

9 - Alane (Wes & Robin Shulz)

US: Not on the list / FR: #93

Come on. You can’t do a remake of one of my previous #1 songs and let it chart in 2020. That’s cheating. Even with this subpar drop, I have to put it on the list, now.

I’ve already said my piece about the original, so I’m just going to send you back to my 1997 list.

8 - Kings and Queens (Ava Max)

US: Not on the list / FR: #76

[BBC documentary voice] After Lady Gaga decided to make piano balads and left her musical niche vacant, Ava Max quickly took her place as the top predator pop diva. Even after Lady Gaga was re-introduced to her natural habitat in 2020, she still hasn’t fully recovered in Europe, where Ava Max still reigns supreme on the charts -

(tldr I think it’s hilarious that this isn’t on the US Billboard while Lady Gaga isn’t on the French year-end top 100)

7 - Roses (Saint Jhn & Imanbek)

US: #19 / FR: #3

What an earworm. It doesn’t even bother trying to have an intro or an outro, so it loops almost perfectly. It’s like entering a party that started long before you arrived, and it will go on long after you leave it to go back home. Kind of hypnotic in a way.

And yes, my mental jukebox was very fond of using it to wake me up this year, so this is another song that’s here almost solely because of that.

6 - Physical (Dua Lipa)

US: Not on the list / FR: #69 (hehehe)

“Hey I’m not that old” says the guy who’s definitely a sucker for this kind of retro throwback that was so popular this year. Oh well.

I don’t have anything interesting to say about this one, though. Apart from the fact that everyone seems to have a different fave song on that album. Guess that’s quality for you.

5 - Rain on Me (Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande)

US: #48 / FR: Not on the list

That is far from being Lady Gaga’s best song, but it was a joy to listen to everytime it was on the radio anyway. Also Ariana Grande has surprisingly good chemistry with Gaga! This year was full of strange duets mostly made for commercial reasons, and this one isn’t an exception, but unlike a lot of them, it really, really works.

4 - Dynamite (BTS)

US: #38 / FR: Not on the list

I’m still not 100% sold on k-pop even if a ton of it sounds super good, but come on. Even if some bits of this song (especially the beginning of the second chorus) sound a bit like they were made on autopilot, it still sounds just as happy and fun several months after I first heard it and I never got tired of it. That’s quality. You hear it and you can’t help but tap your feet and smile.

Actually, I’m sure there’s people somewhere that don’t smile when they hear this song. And they must be avoided at all costs.

3 - Godzilla (Eminem ft Juice WRLD)

US: #62 / FR: Not on the list

What are you doing so high on this list, old man. Why are you still here in the year 2020. I thought we left you in the previous decade. Who gave you the right.

I’m gonna tell you who did, and it’s actually Juice WRLD. Because that chorus is incredible, and like a lot of people I’m pissed off because the guy died super young and this shit shouldn’t happen to anybody. No, his early material wasn’t great, but I’m sorry I’m gonna say it again: have you heard this damn chorus? It’s suspenseful and dark, it’s got this lowkey menacing quality, it’s an earworm and a half, and it’s more convincing in like six lines than Eminem’s own flexing is in the entire song.

The beat is extremely good as well, and the flow, obviously, impressive. The weakest link is Eminem’s writing, which is as usual full of puns and weird wordplay, except here a lot of it isn’t great, and that last ultra fast part at the end is technically impressive but it also drives the song up a cliff and stops it dead in its tracks once it’s over. But frankly the lines fly by so fast it’s difficult to be too annoyed by them.

Can I sincerely put this extremely flawed song so high on my list? A better question would be “did I spend hours trying to learn how to sing this shit without choking on my own spit?”. The answer is yes. To both.

2 - Heartless (The Weeknd)

US: #28 / FR: Not on the list

I’ve said it on my 2015 and 2016 lists already, but just for the record I’ll say it again: it took me ages to like The Weeknd, mostly because I found most of his songs fairly boring, or disliked the lyrics, or both. Also I never really liked the general vibe of his “sexy” songs like The Hills, they felt dark but in an unpleasant creepy way. Felt like miserable hedonism, if that makes sense.

So, because I’m a person with extremely consistent and logical tastes, here’s the exact same shit he was making before, except that this time I absolutely adore it.

What is he doing differently that makes the whole After Hours album click for me whereas almost all of his previous material failed to do so? Is it the energy? Is it the reverb? Is it the fact that the narrator sounds properly unhinged and, frankly, scared to be spiralling out of control? Why are the colors so beautiful yet full of anxiety? Why is that bridge so fantastic? How can you make your voice look like a glowstick in the dark?

I give up. I have no clue. At least I’m done talking about-

Oh.

1 - Blinding Lights (The Weeknd)

US: #1 / FR: #1 (listen sometimes something’s just that good, ok)

Surprise. Or not.

Wow, look at that, Johannes has put this year’s number one pop song at number one on their personal playlist. The audacity. The edge. What a hot take.

I discovered that song when it first came out at the end of 2019 and I adored it instantly. And I was so scared it wouldn’t be a hit. Which means I’m a f█cking dumbass considering it ended up breaking all sorts of records in 2020. But what can I say, overplay can be a blessing when you love a song that much.

Like every single song I put at number one on one of my lists, I will draw this one at some point and you will understand how incredibly satisfying it is to listen to a song called Blinding Lights, talking about city lights looking blurry when you’re driving at night, while looking itself like a bunch of blurry city lights passing by super fast. Perfect in every way.

Also it sounds exactly like A-ha, and that never hurts.

See you next year! Pretty sure it will be even better music-wise.

[sa-suga]

carnation and primrose!! - meg

carnation: if i handed you a concert ticket right now, who would you want to be the performer?

tbh i’ve never gone to a concert before but probably juice wrld :”””), bts, or eden!!

primrose: favorite kind of soup?

i love soup so much omg it’s super hard to choose :( but some of my faves are the sichuan hot and sour soup (酸辣汤), mushroom soup, tonkotsu ramen soup, and eight treasure soup (idk how to translate this HAHA but it’s called 八珍汤 in mandarin)!

[willbtorres]

BLACKPINK DOMINATES GLOBE

Move over BTS. A new K-pop group just broke a record in the U.S. and the world.  

Blackpink has proclaimed itself the biggest girl group to come out of South Korea while K-pop grows as a world cultural phenomenon.  

In less than two years, the quartet has stacked up billions, a stream on YouTube, performed at Coachella, dropped their first full-length album, and produced a documentary on Netflix.  

Blackpink’s four members are 23-year-old Lisa, 23-year-old Rosé, 24-year-old Jennie and 25-year-old Jisoo. All four ladies radiate beauty, rock the latest fashion, execute intense choreography and breathtaking performances while they rap and sing in tune.  

Blackpink has all the right ingredients to become super pop stars.

YG Entertainment formed Blackpink in 2016. They scouted thousands of teenage girls all over Korea, Thailand and Australia until they signed Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa to the label, according to Mtv.com.

Once signed, all four girls left their families’ home to live in a YG Entertainment facility with other artists signed to the label. All YG Entertainment artists are called “trainees.”

Group hopefuls who become trainees receive vocal training, singing, dance, acting and English classes seven days a week until the label company feels comfortable releasing their artist to the world, Time.com reported.

The girls of Blackpink spent six years as trainees, the Korea Joon Ang Daily, a South Korean newspaper produced in association with the New York Times reported.  

All the hard work paid off, because Blackpink began to dominate global charts after their debut in Seoul in 2016.

Mary Amontos is a public relations major and a senior at Cal State Long Beach. She is a Blackpink fan and says the label did a great job pushing the four girls to perfection.

“They have their own unique sound and they’re also from one of Korea’s most well-known entertainment company [YG Entertainment], so you know they’ve done years of extensive training to get to where they’re at now,” Amontos said.

Blackpink has performed to sold-out arenas worldwide, including “Wimbledon” in London and the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, AU, according to Music Week Magazine.                                                                                       All the sold-out tours caught America’s attention because Blackpink was invited to perform at the world-famous festival, Coachella, in 2019.

Blackpink was the first K-pop girl group to play the festival. The group earned coveted second-line billing on the Coachella poster that listed their name higher than Anderson Paak, Juice WRLD,

Los Tucanes De Tijuana, and several other artists familiar to many Los Angeles listeners.  

“In 2019, Blackpink’s’ ‘In Your Area Tour’ became the U.S. most successful concert tour by a Korean female group in history,” according to ‘Tour Data’ posted on their official social media page; Facebook.

In 2019, BlackPink earned $38,130,043 in the US alone, selling a total of 266,296 tickets at the average price of $143.19 per ticket, according to ‘Tour Data.com.’

With sold-out concerts, it’s no surprise Blackpink has a huge fan base around the world. Blackpink's fans are known as “Blink.”

Audrey Lo, producer and host of “Remote Work Bae” podcast, has been a colossal blink fan since 2018.  

“What made me a blink was their extremely unique vocal styles that include pop and rap,” Lo said. “In addition to their strong voices, they have impressive performance skills that leave a lasting impression on their fans.”  

The Blinks have played an enormous role in their success. On YouTube, Blackpink has 44.3 million Blink subscribers, surpassing Ariana Grande, Beyonce, and the mega-popular K-pop boy band, BTS.

In June, the video for their first single “How You Like That” set a YouTube record when it was viewed more than 80 million times in 24 hours, LATimes.com reported.  

They collaborated with many of today’s substantial American artists such as Lady Gaga, Selena Gomez, and Cardi B.  

They’ve amassed billions of streams on Spotify, despite having 15 songs in 2019, according to ‘Elle’ Magazine. On Oct. 2, Black Pink debuted their first full-Length Album called “The Album.”  

It debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with the week's most significant pure sales, HITS Daily Double reports.  

The third single, “Lovesick Girls,” released alongside the album, debuted at No. 3 on the global Spotify chart with 4.88 million streams, and its music video already surpassed 100 million YouTube views, ‘Forbes.com’ reported.  

Lidia Grande-Ruiz is a film major at Humboldt State University. She believes Blackpink has already made it big in America.

“They are already dominating the Asian music market, so I have no doubt they will blow up in America,” Grande-Ruiz said. “They are already big, but I have no doubt they will get bigger. This is the beginning.”

You would think Blackpink would take a break from their momentum success, but no. On Sept. 6, Netflix announced their first K-pop documentary based on the popular K-pop group called “Light Up the Sky.” The Documentary premiered Oct.14 on the popular streaming service, just two weeks after a successful album debut.  

To celebrate the film, which marks Netflix's first K-pop doc, the streamer will also make the four members of Blackpink — Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa, and Rosé — into Netflix profile icons, “Entertainment Weekly” reported.  

Bekuh Boom, an L.A.-based songwriter and frequent Blackpink collaborator says she thinks the world of Blackpink during an interview with ‘Elle’ magazine.

“[Rosé, Jennie, Jisoo, and Lisa] are going to set the standard for the new girl group in America.” Boom said on Elle.  “We haven’t had anyone like them since Destiny’s Child.”  

If Angelinos aren’t acquainted with Blackpink by now, that’s likely to change. With the group conquering the U.S. charts faster than any female K-pop act in history, Blackpink has the potential to become one of the country’s biggest girl groups since Destiny’s Child, period.  

[curatedcalm]

What’s one thing you want right now

tickets to a juice wrld concert

[dippedanddripped]

JOINED BY JUICE WRLD, JAMES BLAKE, KASKADE, ANDERSON .PAAK & THE FREE NATIONALS, KODAK BLACK, BAZZI, JORJA SMITH, BLUEFACE AND MORE

What:

MADE IN AMERICA, the JAY-Z curated two-day music festival and staple of Labor Day Weekend, returns to Philadelphia for its eighth year.

A primary goal of MADE IN AMERICA is to have a positive impact on the communities involved. Since the inaugural two-day concert in 2012, the event has generated $102.8 million in economic impact for the city. Produced by Roc Nation, this year’s festival will once again benefit the ACLU of Pennsylvania as its official charity partner.  A portion of  net proceeds will also support The REFORM Alliance.

The festival not only honors artists and music lovers, but it also benefits organizations that are vital to accomplishing much needed positive work through Cause Village.

Who: Travis Scott, Cardi B, Juice WRLD, James Blake, Kaskade, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, Kodak Black, Bazzi, Jorja Smith, Blueface, Pink Sweat$, Jacob Banks, KAYTRANADA, Grace Carter, Kayzo, Tierra Whack, Roddy Ricch, Freddie Gibbs & Madlib, Hippie Sabotage, SG Lewis (DJ Set), MadeinTYO, DaBaby, Amber Mark, Megan Thee Stallion, KASAI, Channel Tres, elephante, Phantoms, Set Mo, 99 Neighbors, Calboy

When:

Saturday, August 31, 2019

Sunday, September 1, 2019

Where:

Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, PA and for those unable to attend, global music and entertainment platform, TIDAL, will livestream the festival on TIDAL.com/MIA.

Ticket Purchase:

Continuing its commitment to bringing fans closer to their favorite artists, TIDAL members will have access to a special presale beginning on Tuesday, April 2 at 10am EDT through Thursday, April 4 at 10pm EDT. Members can find details for purchasing tickets via their TIDAL account or on TIDAL.com/MIA. Those who sign up for TIDAL to access the presale will receive a free three-month trial.

This year, TIDAL members attending the festival will have access to a wide array of exclusive benefits including: fast track entrance, TIDAL lounge access with air conditioning, seating and complimentary phone charging, artist meet and greets, ticket upgrades, limited-edition merchandise and premium views of the main stage on the TIDAL VIP riser.

American Express® Card Members can purchase tickets before the general public beginning Tuesday, April 2 at 10am EDT through Thursday, April 4 at 10pm EDT. Tickets are available to the general public beginning on Friday, April 5 at 10am EDT at Ticketmaster.com.

ONGOING FESTIVAL INFORMATION:

For the latest on the “Made In America” Festival, ACLU Of Pennsylvania, The REFORM Alliance and new partners please be sure to visit: www.madeinamericafest.com or download the Made In America app.  

[vito-mendoza]

14-18

14. Is there any band/musician who you really strongly dislike? If so, why?

Answered here.

15. Have you ever traveled outside of your area to see a concert? If not, would you want to?

“Oh yeah! I went to a couple shows in Jersey when I was living in New York. I’d totally do it again too!”

16. Have you ever been in the first row for a concert? If not, what was the closest seat you’ve ever had?

“There were a few acts at La Playa where I was at the front of the stage. Other than that... Oh! There was one show I saw at Barclays where I was in the Lower Level... It was Lower Level 16, and I was seeing Avicii.”

17. If you could go back in time and attend any artist/band’s concert that you were unable to attend, who would it be and when?

“Definitely Juice WRLD. He played a show in Manhattan in 2019 and the tickets sold out before I could get one.”

18. What decade do you think had the best music? Is there any particular year that you think was the best?

“I like a lot of different decades! I really like 80′s rap and 2010′s club music.” 

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Date of updating this: 30/10/19

200: My crush’s name is: Irl i don't have one now but, celebrity crushes? A bunch. Obsessed w/ Alice Pagani at the time being.

199: I was born in:

- Terribly hot but diverse in culture.(🇲🇾)

198: I am really:

- Just sad, angry & confused.

197: My cellphone company is:

- Samsung.

196: My eye color is:

- Dark brown

195: My shoe size is:

194: My ring size is:

193: My height is: 5'0

192: I am allergic to: Seafood, fine particles of dust tba.

191: My 1st car was:

190: My 1st job was: Administrator for a pre-school / kindergarten.

189: Last book you read: *still reading :

188: My bed is: a divine combo w/ my aircond. My safe place @ home.

187: My pet: Tabby cats, 1-yearold Latte & Mocha.

186: My best friend: from highsch Alicia.

185: My favorite shampoo is: Random i switch. Don't really have a salloon brand shampoo.

184: Xbox or ps3: Playstation all the way.

183: Piggy banks are: non-existent & should start one.

182: In my pockets: Nothing.

181: On my calendar: *in my phone, that's rarely used.

180: Marriage is: Terrifying. Sometimes i feel like i don't want to be wed.

179: Spongebob can: throw me a krabby-patty party.

178: My mom: I love her with my entire being and soul but she's beastly.

177: The last three songs I bought were? None.

176: Last YouTube video watched:

- Juice WRLD "Fast" lyrics.

175: How many cousins do you have?

- Too many.

174: Do you have any siblings?

- 4 inc me. I'm the eldest, a younger sister + 2 younger brothers.

173: Are your parents divorced?

- No, thankfully.

172: Are you taller than your mom?

- Same height.

171: Do you play an instrument?

- No but i wish i could. A guitar most likely.

170: What did you do yesterday?

- Played games on the phone, cleaned the house & binge netflix on tv.

[ I Believe In ]

169: Love at first sight: Yes but can only work with physical appearance Personality wise, it's a must to sit down and have a conversation. Takes a month or two to see if we vibe. Comfortably (a day or two..i could tell.)

168: Luck: Maybe? but I don't think i'm lucky.

167: Fate: Absolute yes, what goes around comes back around. Our lives revolves around the Him, universe and people. We can't change fate but we could alter our desicions.

166: Yourself: Yes but sometimes no. As much as i believe in myself. I have low confidence in believing myself.

165: Aliens: No.

164: Heaven: Yes yes yes.

163: Hell: Absolute yes.

162: God: Ultimately yes.

161: Horoscopes: Are you kidding me? Of course. Yes.

160: Soul mates: Maybe..but Big. Fat. "?"

159: Ghosts: Yes.

158: Gay Marriage: Neutral thoughts but No w/ my religion.

157: War: Yes...

156: Orbs: Science? Yes.

155: Magic: Dark sorcery..maybe.

[ This or That ]

154: Hugs or Kisses: Why not both?

153: Drunk or High: Uh..high..

152: Phone or Online: BoTh

151: Red heads or Black haired: Not a problem w/ both. Depends on person.

150: Blondes or Brunettes: Brunettes.

149: Hot or cold: Cold.

148: Summer or winter: Both.

147: Autumn or Spring: Both but gravitating towards Autumn.

146: Chocolate or vanilla: Vanillaaaaaaa!

145: Night or Day: Night.

144: Oranges or Apples: Apples, bcus of it's tart-ness.

143: Curly or Straight hair: Both, depends on person.

142: McDonalds or Burger King: McD.

141: White Chocolate or Milk Chocolate: White Chocolate-

140: Mac or PC: Both.

139: Flip flops or high heels:

- High heels are gorgeous but i can't stand them. Flip flops for comfort!

138: Ugly and rich OR sweet and poor:

137: Coke or Pepsi:

136: Hillary or Obama:

135: Burried or cremated:

134: Singing or Dancing:

133: Coach or Chanel:

132: Kat McPhee or Taylor Hicks:

131: Small town or Big city:

130: Wal-Mart or Target:

129: Ben Stiller or Adam Sandler:

128: Manicure or Pedicure:

127: East Coast or West Coast:

126: Your Birthday or Christmas:

125: Chocolate or Flowers:

124: Disney or Six Flags:

123: Yankees or Red Sox:

[ Here’s What I Think About ]

122: War:

121: George Bush:

120: Gay Marriage:

119: The presidential election:

118: Abortion:

117: MySpace:

116: Reality TV:

115: Parents:

114: Back stabbers:

113: Ebay:

112: Facebook:

111: Work:

110: My Neighbors:

109: Gas Prices:

108: Designer Clothes:

107: College:

106: Sports:

105: My family:

104: The future:

[ Last time I ]

103: Hugged someone:

102: Last time you ate:

101: Saw someone I haven’t seen in awhile:

100: Cried in front of someone:

99: Went to a movie theater:

98: Took a vacation:

97: Swam in a pool:

96: Changed a diaper:

95: Got my nails done:

94: Went to a wedding:

93: Broke a bone:

92: Got a peircing:

91: Broke the law:

90: Texted: hour ago

[ MISC ]

89: Who makes you laugh the most:

88: Something I will really miss when I leave home is:

87: The last movie I saw:

86: The thing that I’m looking forward to the most:

85: The thing im not looking forward to:

84: People call me:

83: The most difficult thing to do is:

82: I have gotten a speeding ticket:

81: My zodiac sign is:

80: The first person i talked to today was:

79: First time you had a crush:

78: The one person who i can’t hide things from:

77: Last time someone said something you were thinking:

76: Right now I am talking to:

75: What are you going to do when you grow up:

74: I have/will get a job:

73: Tomorrow:

72: Today:

71: Next Summer:

70: Next Weekend:

69: I have these pets:

68: The worst sound in the world:

67: The person that makes me cry the most is:

66: People that make you happy:

65: Last time I cried:

64: My friends are:

63: My computer is:

62: My School:

61: My Car:

60: I lose all respect for people who:

59: The movie I cried at was:

58: Your hair color is:

57: TV shows you watch:

56: Favorite web site:

55: Your dream vacation:

54: The worst pain I was ever in was:

53: How do you like your steak cooked:

52: My room is:

51: My favorite celebrity is:

50: Where would you like to be:

49: Do you want children:

48: Ever been in love:

47: Who’s your best friend:

46: More guy friends or girl friends:

45: One thing that makes you feel great is:

44: One person that you wish you could see right now:

43: Do you have a 5 year plan:

42: Have you made a list of things to do before you die:

41: Have you pre-named your children:

40: Last person I got mad at:

39: I would like to move to:

38: I wish I was a professional:

[ My Favorites ]

37: Candy:

36: Vehicle:

35: President:

34: State visited:

33: Cellphone provider:

32: Athlete:

31: Actor:

30: Actress:

29: Singer:

28: Band:

27: Clothing store:

26: Grocery store:

25: TV show:

24: Movie:

23: Website:

22: Animal:

21: Theme park:

20: Holiday:

19: Sport to watch:

18: Sport to play:

17: Magazine:

16: Book:

15: Day of the week:

14: Beach:

13: Concert attended:

12: Thing to cook:

11: Food:

10: Restaurant:

- Italianies. But there's waaaay too many fine restaurants with endless cuisines.

9: Radio station:

- Hitz.fm / Spotify playlist.

☆ 8: Yankee candle scent:

7: Perfume:

Jo Malone / scents of warm vanilla, nutty-spice.

6: Flower:

- Baby's breath, roses & i just love flowers.

5: Color:

- Black, a spectrum of blue/red/green, silver - metallics and pastels.

4: Talk show host:

- Jimmy Fallon!

3: Comedian:

- I don't have one. Love jokes though.

2: Dog breed:

- Siberian huskies / Huskies all the way.

1: Did you answer all these truthfully?

- Yes.

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Bonnaroo announces 2019 lineup

(MANCHESTER, TN) Superfly and A.C. Entertainment are excited to reveal the initial lineup for the 2019 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. The 18th annual four-day multi-stage camping festival will take place June 13 – 16, held as always at Great Stage Park, the spectacular 700-acre farm and event space located just 60 miles southeast of Nashville in Manchester, TN. Tickets – including General Admission (4 Day), VIP (4 Day), Platinum (4 Day) and more – will go on sale Thursday, January 10, at 12 noon ET/11 am CT, exclusively via www.bonnaroo.com/tickets. Bonnaroo has never been more accessible with GA ticket layaway plans available for just $47. 

The 2019 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival will see a truly extraordinary range of artists performing around the clock across more than 10 unique stages over the four-day event. Friday, June 14, will feature Phish (Late Evening Set), Childish Gambino, Solange, The Avett Brothers, Brockhampton, GRiZ, RL Grime, Beach House, GRiZ SuperJam, NGHTMRE, Gojira, Courtney Barnett, Girl Talk, AJR, Catfish And The Bottlemen, K.Flay, Anoushka Shankar, Nahko & Medicine For The People, Liquid Stranger, Deafheaven, Parquet Courts, Rival Sons, Ibeyi, Jade Cicada, Las Cafeteras, Cherry Glazerr, The Teskey Brothers, Medasin, Tyla Yaweh, Ducky, Monsieur Periné, Mersiv, and Crooked Colours. 

Saturday, June 15, will include Post Malone, Odesza, Hozier, Kacey Musgraves, The National, The Lonely Island, ZHU, Juice WRLD, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, Gucci Mane, John Prine, Jim James (Full Band), Maren Morris, Gramatik, Shovels & Rope, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Quinn XCII, Clairo, Bishop Briggs, Hippo Campus, Space Jesus, Tokimonsta, Chelsea Cutler, The Record Company, SNBRN, Ruston Kelly, Whipped Cream, Rubblebucket, Little Simz, Memba, Deva Mahal, and DJ Mel. 

Sunday, June 16, will see Phish (2 Sets), The Lumineers, Cardi B, Brandi Carlile, Illenium, Walk The Moon, Mac DeMarco, King Princess, Lil Dicky, G Jones, Trampled By Turtles, The Wood Brothers, Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers, Princess (Featuring Maya Rudolph & Gretchen Lieberum), The Soul Rebels, The Lemon Twigs, Two Feet, AC Slater, CID, Dombresky, Bombino, Faye Webster, Ripe, Kikagaku Moyo, and Igloohost. 

In addition, the lineup for Thursday, June 13, includes Grand Ole Opry Featuring Special Guests, Saba, Space Jesus b2b Eprom b2b Shlump, 12th Planet, Sunsquabi, All Them Witches, Magic City Hippies, The Nude Party, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, The Comet Is Coming, Jack Harlow, Eprom, Caroline Rose, Donna Missal, Peach Pit, Hekler, and Dorfex Bos. The complete Bonnaroo 2019 lineup is below. 

Bonnaroo has continually sought new ways to enhance the fans’ onsite experience and the 2019 event will emphasize this with an array of remarkable new features and improvements. In 2018, Bonnaroo made significant upgrades to the site’s communal areas, known as Plazas. Strategically located and well-lit public places throughout the campgrounds, Plazas include shade, free public Wi-Fi, showers, activities, charging stations, Clean Vibes Trading Post redemption centers, misting stations, medical, safety stations, information and portable restrooms. 

***** 

NEW FOR 2019 

This year’s event features a “Sanctuary of Self-Love” campground experience curated by Hayley Williams of Paramore. Also, “The Yes Barn” presented by House of Yes and Little Cinema will once again feature jaw-dropping circus acts, mind-bending immersive cinema shows, wild theme parties, and Bonnaroo’s first-ever Pride parade. And, located at Plaza 7, The Ville – presented in partnership with Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp. and local maker-space Fort Houston – will showcase Music City’s most creative, most entertaining and most delicious food with surprise performances, interactive and illuminated art installations, and late night fun. The ever-popular Grove, also at Plaza 7, will return in 2019, offering a shaded retreat during the days with art installations, hammocks and more. The evenings will see the beautiful tree-filled space transformed by Nashville’s Fort Houston with more lights and inventive musical experiences than ever before. For more information, please visit www.bonnaroo.com/experience/camping-plazas. In addition, a pristine new wooded hangout is also being installed in a section of Bonnaroo’s Eastern woods that has never been publicly available to fans before. 

With tickets purchased in all 50 states and over 40 countries around the world, Bonnaroo is a truly universal event. Since its very first day, Bonnaroo has lived up to its responsibility as one of the planet’s principal musical congregations by constantly pushing forward in its efforts towards environmental friendliness and sustainability. The only major event in the world with its own permanent solar array and compost waste on site, Bonnaroo has twice been recognized by the state of Tennessee, winning the Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Award as well as the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation’s Pursuit of Excellence Award. Complete details, as well as Bonnaroo’s annual report to the fans, can be found at www.bonnaroo.com/experience/sustainability.  

In addition, the Bonnaroo Works Fund, a 501c3 nonprofit organization serving as the philanthropic division of Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, recently announced $236,000 in grant awards from its 2018 cycle. Formally established in 2009, the Bonnaroo Works Fund (BWF) – administered by the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee – supports nonprofit organizations that spearhead Tennessee-based initiatives with a mission of advancing arts, education and environmental causes. Since the inception of the festival in 2002, Bonnaroo and the BWF have generated more than $7 million in support, largely benefiting Manchester, TN, Coffee County and surrounding areas. Forty organizations received funding in 2018, including Musicians on Call, Notes For Notes, Nashville Ballet, Nashville Children’s Theatre, National Museum of African American Music, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee, Historic Tennessee Theatre Foundation, the Nashville Food Project, and more. For more information, please visit www.bonnaroo.com/information/get-involved/bonnaroo-works-fund. 

*****

THE COMPLETE BONNAROO 2019 LINEUP IS BELOW: 

THURSDAY, JUNE 13

Grand Ole Opry Featuring Special Guests

Saba

Space Jesus b2b Eprom b2b Shlump

12th Planet

Sunsquabi

All Them Witches

Magic City Hippies

The Nude Party

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever

The Comet Is Coming

Jack Harlow

Eprom

Caroline Rose

Donna Missal

Peach Pit

Hekler

Dorfex Bos

  *****

  FRIDAY, JUNE 14

Phish (Late Evening Set)

Childish Gambino

Solange

The Avett Brothers

Brockhampton

GRiZ

RL Grime

Beach House

GRiZ SuperJam

NGHTMRE

Gojira

Courtney Barnett

Girl Talk

AJR

Catfish And The Bottlemen

K.Flay

Anoushka Shankar

Nahko & Medicine For The People

Liquid Stranger

Deafheaven

Parquet Courts

Rival Sons

Ibeyi

Jade Cicada

Las Cafeteras

Cherry Glazerr

The Teskey Brothers

Medasin

Tyla Yaweh

Ducky

Monsieur Periné

Mersiv

Crooked Colours

  *****

  SATURDAY, JUNE 15

Post Malone

Odesza

Hozier

Kacey Musgraves

The National

The Lonely Island

ZHU

Juice WRLD

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead

Gucci Mane

John Prine

Jim James (Full Band)

Maren Morris

Gramatik

Shovels & Rope

Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Quinn XCII

Clairo

Bishop Briggs

Hippo Campus

Space Jesus

Tokimonsta

Chelsea Cutler

The Record Company

SNBRN

Ruston Kelly

Whipped Cream

Rubblebucket

Little Simz

Memba

Deva Mahal

DJ Mel

  *****

  SUNDAY, JUNE 16

Phish (2 Sets)

The Lumineers

Cardi B

Brandi Carlile

Illenium

Walk The Moon

Mac DeMarco

King Princess

Lil Dicky

G Jones

Trampled By Turtles

The Wood Brothers

Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers

Princess (Featuring Maya Rudolph & Gretchen Lieberum)

The Soul Rebels

The Lemon Twigs

Two Feet

AC Slater

CID

Dombresky

Bombino

Faye Webster

Ripe

Kikagaku Moyo

Igloohost

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Drake’s Scorpion and God’s Plan Was Crowned Most Streamed ON Spotify and Apple Music in 2018

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Drake’s album “Scorpion”, that was released in the mid of 2018 on 29th June and his track “God’s Plan” released in early 2018 has topped the Spotify and Apple Music streaming charts in 2018. The Canadian rapper the most listens to the artist on Spotify as well as Apple Music. Thought Apple Music does not release figures but Scorpion has taken the no.1 spot on Apple Music and Spotify too.

The global single “God’s Plan” after its release in January 2018 has earned more than one billion streams on Spotify as for Drake’s full catalog it has more or so 8.2 billion streams around this year. For Cheap Drake Concert Tickets just log on to Ticket2concert.com and find a list of all upcoming concerts of your favorite artist at exciting discount prices.

Surprisingly enough Drake was also listed the Artist of the year by some secretive editors of Apple Music. Kacey Musgraves received an album of the year from the judges for her “Golden Hour”. Then for the song of the year title, Cardi B, Bad Bunny and J. Belvin’s “I Like It” was named by the Apple’s Editors for 2018. The Rapper Juice WRLD is the Apple Music's Breakout Star Artist of the Year.

The bond between Apple and Drake goes back to several years. He once appeared in Apple’s WWDC Onstage Conference, contributed a number of his tracks for Apple Advertisements and also is among stars who turned DJs on Apple Music. In fact, the rapper plus songwriter and producer has topped the Apple Music charts before, as his album “Views” was No.1 in 2016’s year-end chart, also, his album “More Life” earned the same spot in 2017. Get the Drake Concert Tickets Cheap on Ticket2concert.com for the best live viewing experience.

On the other hand, Drake might have topped the Spotify charts for the first time but he has rapidly become the most streamed artist of the year 2018. Before that, Ed Sheeran has topped the year-end chart in 2017.

Another one of Drake’s tracks “In My Feelings” has made it to the top five most streamed tracks of 2018 with Ed Sheeran positioned at the #5 behind Post Malone, the late rapper XXXTentacion and J. Balvin, who has appeared in both of the hit songs of the year Cardi B’s “I Like It” & Nicky Jam’s “X”.

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