They Reminisce Over Ye: Wearing all black everything.
As if the Internet wanted to see me rap.
great to see the guys back at it. Keep up the good work. Can we start the rumor of Kanye feature on the remix?
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Amazing work of Belgian photographer and Flickr user fotoopa .
That’s him in the picturebelow, with the awesome homebrew laser-triggered camera rig that he uses to capture amazing pictures of insects in flight and splashing drops of colored water.
fotoopa makes the compelling claim that no digital camera has the shutter speed necessary to do this kind of imagery.
Technical details about his 2009 setup are available here.
That is one crazy rig setup right there.
Nooka offices visit
I’ve had these photos sitting on my desktop for so long I almost forgot about them. A couple months back after interviewing Nooka founder Matthew Waldman for TONY he invited us over to come by the Nooka offices to check out their operation. We got a preview of the MTV collabo watches, glanced at some sneak peek sketches and work for 2010 and the team was nice enough to give us a couple watches and belts. Check out our slideshow above, showing off their space and Matthew’s great collection of toys, including the hand drawn Munny gifted to him from the Ilovedust crew.
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iFlip (via MysteryGuitarMan)
Looks like MGM just made the next iPod commercial :P
very cool project here.
Kick - Ass trailer
I knew nothing about this comic book series before coming across this excellent write up for the trailer over at smokingsection:
Appalled is usually a punk word. Punks get appalled. Old British ladies choke on their crumpets when they’re appalled. Your grandmother was appalled when she accidentally turned on BET’s Uncut. A grown man like myself should never be appalled.
I read Kick-Ass and I was appalled. The eight-issue comic book series written by comic genius Mark Millar (Wanted, Ultimate Fantastic Four) just wrapped up last week and if I had a coinpurse, I’d have clutched it while reading. The last issue alone features a 10-year-old girl doing coke and shooting mafia bosses in the scrotes. Awesome!
If the movie lives up to half the craziness of the comic, you’ll be in for a cringe-inducing but thoroughly enjoyable movie. Judging by Hit Girl’s use of the word “cock,” the movie looks like it plans to be true to the book.
With some top notch names involved, it looks like it could be a fun movie, but David’s write up might have sold me on checking out the comic book as well.
I watched the full clip last week and laughed so hard I cried. Highly recommended.
(via evangotlib:kevin)
YARRRPPPP
hot 97 soundboard
needed this for a party tonight
Ксения Симонова - песочная анимация (ФИНАЛ)
Kseniya Simonova is a Ukrainian artist who just won Ukraine’s version of “America’s Got Talent.” She uses a giant light box, dramatic music, imagination and “sand painting” skills to interpret Germany’s invasion and occupation of Ukraine during WWII. And shes hot.
A Day with 3Sixteen
Our friend Andrew at 3sixteen had this great video put together by Sarah Krusen showing some behind the scenes footage of their day-to-day life. Sarah previously shot the 3sixteen lookbook and has done another great job with this project. Be sure to check out the latest from the crew at their new work/sale space Self Edge. (via)
Kid Cudi at Irving Plaza
On Friday night, Mr. Solo Dolo took the stage for the second consecutive night in front of a sold-out Irving Plaza. With a 16-plus crowd, Cudi let his inner child loose, pulling off his shirt and dancing his way through a high-energy set (so enthusiastically that his pants damn nearly fell down). Early opening act Consequence brought out Asher Roth to help perform its new track “Childish Games,” featured in last week’s Play Count, but it was the headliner who really shook the house. Cudi performed mostly material off of his major release, Man on the Moon: The End of Day, along with a couple throwbacks to his first (and only) mixtape, A Kid Named Cudi. Between songs, the young MC took the time to address recent issues (like punching fans) in a Kanye-esque rant—all while knocking back shots of Grey Goose, and later rolling one up with his Cleveland cohort, Chip tha Ripper, on their performance of “Hyyer.” Check out our photos from the show above, and get a glimpse of the action in our video recap after the jump.
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