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Everyone please rise for the national anthem.
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“Hyper Blossom” - Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z - BGM
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“Mayonaka no Door” [“Midnight’s Door”] - Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z - July 1, 2006
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Today in Hip Hop History:
The Beastie Boys released their fifth album Hello Nasty July 14, 1998
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a disc jockey changing a selection of records at a nightclub, 1967📀
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how it feels to seriously vibe to some music
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She grew up to be the most powerful wedding DJ in the tri-state area. Photo from my collection, ca. 1950s.
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you know what? i'm glad drake released this latest track. i want to watch kendrick fucking annihilate him
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what the actual fuck is this shit. fuck you spotify you capitalist bastards
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pantomist Reginald Gardiner was the originator of the “record act,” in which comedians would mime onstage to popular records. Jerry Lewis, Alan King and Dick Van Dyke were all inspired by this man’s 1930s presentation house act.
The scene in The Errand Boy in which Jerry Lewis conducts to the sounds of a Count Basie song is essentially the same as this Gardiner scene in the film Born to Dance (1936)
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but we’ll see each other again won’t we 🥺
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