Before I start talking check out some of the out fit. Most images are from ...source
source Shoes by Gareth Pugh and the gold dress too
I'm doing, my daily blog stalking and I happened to stomp upon, Parole Da Black SJp, I don't understand half of what its said on there, but image tells story and the occasional English words provide me with clues as to what is going on. Anyway she has a lovely blog.
I saw this video Beyonce "Run the World (Girls) and I had to repost.
Choicefm.co.uk have been playing this song, and I had heard it numerous times, but I thought nothing of it actually I did not bother to listen to the lyrics, I just head "girls run the world... "yade yada yeda"
Though it is female empowerment, The beat was making too much noise in my ears. But since its Beyonce and I love Beyonce, I though great song, wrong beat.
That was until I saw the video, is it only me, but does a good video make, a song so much more better. I definitely think so. The video is empowering, emphasis on female revolution, and grasping power, leaving the blokes astound with their mouths open.
I mean it could have done without the lady on the cross, *extremely blasphemous*
The Lion although illustrate a symbol of power, its still religious as the Lion of Judah, a religions connotation.
Woman we do run the world, but we can do so without blasphemy.
Any how, apart from what I have ranted about, I absolutely adore this video, especially the choreography, it is outstanding. Queen B can definitely move her body. Its made me love the song, like never before.
On this bright Sunday afternoon while baking cupcakes I was listening to Choice Fm( a popular urban radio station in London) and George Kay mentioned the possibility of B2K reforming. Now I know many people might not know or remember them, well you should they were a phenomenon, causing pandemonium where ever they went.
(J-boog, Raz B, Omarion and Lil' Fizz)
I can remember the day I first laid my eyes upon them, it was my cousins birthday and were setting up for the sleep over Uh Huh came on and I was in awe. From then on I was in infatuated, unable to contain my excitement went played on MTV, I spent most of my pocket money on Word Up magazine so I could plastered my wall with posters and my mind with B2K's star signs, favourite foods and colours. I know its slightly obsessive but i'm not ashamed lol.
Even though the group have disbanded partly due to 3 of the members leaving their management however Omarion felt that J-boog, Raz B and Lil Fizz wanting to pursue solo careers, Omarion has had the most success as a solo artist with songs "O" and "Icebox", but i never anticipated that B2K would come to an end and i still love B2K
So this guy, has been around for a while... But I just discovered him today (maybe discover is not the word to use - oh well)
I think he is absolutely gorgeous. He sort of remind me of Trey Songz to some extend. He can sing and he looks good... I think we have another Maxwell on the block. He apparently signed to Universal Motown for a million dollars. (send me some). Being compared to the likes of Marvin Gaye and D'Angelo, he sure will be a one to look out for.
check out "the soul prince of the Caribbean"
My new celeb crush,
Hal Linton with "Southern Hospitality" released last year