Stuff Alex Blogs

Apr 17 2011

Justin Bieber Impersonation Prank of the Day: Step 1) Dress like Justin Bieber. Step 2) Step onto the roof of the Holiday Inn in Zürich where he is known to be staying. Step 3) ??????? Step 4) Hundreds of shrieking fangirls.

[epicponyz.]

(Source: thedailywhat)

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Apr 15 2011

thevenomblog:

Star Slinger Vs. Teams - “Close To Me”
—MUSIC VIDEO

(Source: thefoxandthechicken.blogspot.com)

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Feb 18 2011

thedailywhat:

Darth Bieber of the Day: Earlier this week, Gayle King asked James Earl Jones of Darth Vader/CNN voiceover fame to recite the lyrics to “Baby” by Justin Bieber. It took far too long for someone to run the audio over footage from Star Wars, but, happily, someone finally did.

[@bonniegrrl.]

(Source: thedailywhat)

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Feb 1 2011

thedailywhat:

Lights Out: Kirby Ferguson continues his highly informative exploration into the history of repeating themes in pop culture (“those who remember the past repeat it on purpose”) with the second part of his four-part series, Everything is a Remix.

[waxy.]

Earlier: Part 1.

(Source: thedailywhat)

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Jan 13 2011

thedailywhat:

Supercut of the Day: “Sarah Palin breathing taken from her speech about the attacks in Arizona and on her.”

If someone asks you “so, what is this ‘Internet” thing all the kids are into?,” show them this video and they will get it.

[lurker.]

(Source: thedailywhat)

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Jan 8 2011

made by electrobutter: ”i took katy perry’s vocals and detuned them, then put the track back into the original video. im not sure why i did this.”

Awesome. make sure to stay after the interview for the detuned song.

Dec 30 2010

thevenomblog:

Wolf People - “Tiny Circle”
[Music Video]

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Dec 27 2010

popculturebrain:

Watch How Johnny Depp Performed ‘Rango’ – Could This Be The Future of How Animated Movies Are Made? | /Film

Most animated films bring each actor in one at a time and have them record all their dialogue acting against the director completely isolated. Gore Verbinski turned that concept on its head with Rango where he literally staged all the scenes and recorded the live performances of the actors - not only performing off each other but with props and minimal costumes as well.

Really cool approach that definitely enhanced the performances.

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Dec 27 2010

thedailywhat:

Homerage of the Day: Did Usher’s “OMG” borrow its hook from Homer Simpson’s Christmas carol? The Internet investigates.

[gawkertv / popculturebrain.]

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Dec 15 2010

A really well done, creative video showing how each sample was isolated and combined to make The Prodigy’s “Smack My Bitch Up.”