If you’re going to get addicted to something, rather than something horrible like that drug that makes you eat homeless people’s faces, why not get addicted to this Pogo remix instead.
You might have some withdrawal effects but that’s soon remedied by just putting the song on again. And again. And again.
Pixar are masters of their craft. Fitting that a composer as talented as this guy would use samples from one of their movies to make a track.
Even if you’re not a fan of Up, this is well worth a listen.
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Tourette’s syndrome, it’s a difficult problem that afflicts so many people. Those living with the condition can’t live a normal life because society won’t accept people shouting “chicken fucker” for no reason.
And shame on us all, because these people are hilarious. Every work place should have one to liven up the office and make everyone megalol.
Aloe Blacc’s new track, “Tonight Downtown”, is all about partying hard after a hard day’s work. It’s a subject matter we’re all familiar with, no doubt, so why not add your own personal spin on it by creating a remix of the track using the GoMix Facebook app.
You even get to use the original session files, because Mr Blacc is nice like that, interpreting them as you see fit. Dubstep it, make a hardcore gabba version, or turn it into a metalcore epic. The man himself will then review your handiwork and choose his favs to be announced online.
It’s too easy to ridicule the wobbly chinned, doughy chavsters that inhabit the Jeremy Kyle Show, they get all the suffering they’ll ever need just by looking in the mirror.
So better to embrace them and direct your hatred towards Mr Lowlife himself, Jezza Kyle and the TV network that makes loads of money off the back of these people’s pain and fuck ups. That’s right, riotous indignation!
Everything is a remix; you, me, all those films you love. And especially Star Wars. Oh my. After watching this you’ll wonder if there was an original idea in the whole first (fourth, whatever) film.
Old Georgie Porgie was walking around in his long, dark emperor’s cloak rubbing his warm, fat Ewok paws together randomly pointing at various movies in his collection and growling excitedly at every one of them. Stealing that scene from there, this scene from that, lifting that character from this and on and on until he had his movie. Easy. And as for Kill Bill, it’s basically the movie equivalent of a mash-up.
