Showing posts with label win. Show all posts
Showing posts with label win. Show all posts

Thursday, November 26, 2009

The other (other) black guy: Kenan Thompson

This is exactly what ought to happen when the kid from All That and the 1997 smash hit film Good Burger takes over Saturday Night Live.



p.s. Happy Thanksgiving

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Day Nineteen: Daniel Johnston Will Steal Your Heart



When my brother David took Intro to Music at ole HC, Mike Rowley subbed for one day for I don't know what reason. David told me asked the class who the worl'd greatest songwriter was. Rowley's answer? Cat Stevens.

Wrong. The answer is in the video above. And if you think I'm being ironic or fey or fill-in-the-90s-indie-adjective-here, you and I have obviously never met. Daniel Johnston for the win.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Day Fifteen: These Kids Are Cooler Than Your Kids



It's a little lengthy, but worth the 8 minutes. A string quintet of Zelda, Tetris, Mario, and much, much more. Courtesy of some of the coolest kids on the face of the earth. If this doesn't make your day, then go sleep until tomorrow, because nothing else will.

Monday, September 14, 2009

Day Fourteen: Vince Carter Dunks Over the European Union



Don't click yet! Wait a second. Hold your breath. Exhale. Prepare yourself. Now click.

That is why America is great, amirite?

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Day Twelve: Babies that laugh like 80-year-old man-midgets



I don't have anything to add. Have a nice day.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Day Nine: Underground



Remember when Ben Folds was seriously effing cool? And he had that punky/jazzy trio thing going on? I remember hearing this song on 96.3 the Edge just months before Brick dropped and blew them into the stratosphere. At the time, I didn't get most of the jokes. Having spied on the "scene kids" from time to time over the past ten years, I recognize it's brilliance on a whole different level. But even in 1996, this song kicked serious ass.

Friday, September 4, 2009

Day Four: Pop Songs Are Always Better With Muppets



Remember 2008, when you couldn't take two steps without hearing those damn iPod commercials, and you sort of stopped listening to Feist because her numbers song get kind of annoying for a while? Well, even Sesame Street got into the action, and I think maybe sort-of kind-of that their version is 200 gajillion times better, because while 1234 is a catchy little fricker, it works much better as Kids Bop than it ever did as a straight-up "adult" pop song. Because let's face it, adult artists kind of suck.

Saturday, August 29, 2009

The most beautiful thing in the world



Also, I have something very special and incredibly lame planned for September. Stay tuned, True Believers!