Musician/Guitarist/Producer/YouTuber/Vtuber @ChaChayourvmom Mod/Music Assist. Opinions are my own. NSFW: @SimsRNSFW Business Inquiries: [email protected]
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Hey guys please take 1.5 minutes to enjoy a Timelapse of my Roronoa Zoro Traditional Canvas art piece 🥺❤️
I made this for the VA :3
All retweets, comments and likes help!
#roronoazoro #ONEPIECE #Onepiecefanart
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Stevie Wonder shares unheard tracks from ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ sessions theneedledrop.com/news/stevi…
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9 septembre 1972, c'est le week-end, Paul McCartney débute la lecture du roman de Ian Fleming paru en 1954, une aventure du plus célèbre des 007 de la planète. Les producteurs ont sollicité Apple pour savoir si McCartney serait intéressé de composer la chanson thème du prochain James Bond.
Paul terminera la lecture du livre le lendemain, en n'oubliant pas de noter d'ores et déjà quelques mots clés et quelques idées.
Dès le lundi, il se met à l'écriture du titre. Et la même semaine, il débute son enregistrement.
Jusqu'à ce James Bond, aucune chanson thème n'avait été nommée aux Oscars. Aucune chanson thème de 007 n'avait été #1 des ventes.
C'était pourtant simple, il suffisait de confier sa composition à Paul McCartney. Le mec qui a écrit ou co-écrit la plupart des meilleures ventes de ces dix dernières années.
"Live And Let Die", Paul McCartney & Wings, 1973.
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"Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five"
(from 'One Hand Clapping' 1974)
☆ #PaulMcCartney
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Disney live action films have been getting worse over time with story changes to match the modern day or changes the story over that doesn’t match the original animation which ruins it and when i saw the cast choices for tangled they look nothing like them
Watch the original
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Well, let's try not to get flagged this time! @SimsRNSFW (All mentions of the previous account on main have been yeeted. Don't wanna be annoying about it.)
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I'm going to use some very strong British language here to describe my feelings so apologies.
Dear Twitch CEO
You are a Gormless Plonker who could not respect a beautiful view let alone a creative industry.
I wish all your teas be cold and weak
We've added a setting that lets you opt out of having your channel content used to train generative AI content models across Amazon.
Click here to learn more:
link.twitch.tv/TwitchAccount…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Important Context:
Opting out will not prevent your data being used if you chat on someone else's stream and they left this setting at the default.
help.twitch.tv/s/article/twit…
"If you chat on someone else's stream, their opt-out preferences govern if that chat can be used for training."
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Jerry Reed and Glen Campbell performing Southern Nights and dancing in jean shorts at a small BBQ in 1982.
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“Can't Fight This Feeling” is from REO Speedwagon’s 1984 album Wheels Are Turnin'. Written by lead vocalist Kevin Cronin, the power ballad became the band's second #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, following "Keep On Loving You," and reached the Top 20 in the UK, Canada and Australia.
Kevin Cronin began writing the song years earlier but struggled to finish it until the melody and lyrics finally came together during the Wheels Are Turnin' sessions. The song's massive success led to the band's memorable performance at Live Aid in 1985, and it unexpectedly found a second life as a pop culture phenomenon when it was humorously featured in a classic episode of South Park.
