Samuel Adams Pa pa pa poker face I got my poker face on So let’s talk business I’m all about my image And my lines are endless, so endless uhh
Pokerface and its Monday Cause in my mind I knew this would happen one day As I search and reverse on the runway For an office attempting to have me dumbed pay Confident oh yeah babe I never gas College introduced itself, already passed Now the world is my punching bag skeptical that if I even get in the ring I could Everlast So high up now I hope I never crash Don Cheadle with Oceans Eleven cash Soon I wont have L’s that I need to pass Just hit the teller and tell her to deposit that yup Mic’s on and the camera flashed All the A and R’s hear it and they off their ass Like hold up can he run it back? Question mark no clue I could run a track
While it's Wale week here at F2DD, we'll be sharing our dose of Wale daily to help promote his show at House Of Blues Boston this thursday night. MTV compiled a list of Wale's top 5 collaborations, which you can visit here. MTV will also be feeding a live stream of Wale on tour which kicks off tonight at 9:30.
Seeing as yesterday was unofficially dubbed "Lady Gaga" day here at F2DD, we wanted to share one of Wale's top collabo's with Gaga the queen.
Continuing the trend of Lady Gaga Day here at Fresh2Death Daily, here's a spoof on Lady Gaga and Beyonce's hit single Telephone. This video takes a different spin on the telephone and turns it into a song for guys.
Apparently it's Lady Gaga day here at F2DD or something, seriously we did not plan this. With the recent sensation, Telephone, sweeping across America Lady Gaga is easily one of the most popular singers today. Anyway, take a look at this video it's pretty fucking funny if you ask me. I mean how much cooler would it be if you hopped on chatroulette and saw this instead of some guy stroking his dick!!
Stumbled across this on TwitVid and instantly decided I had to post it. Is it just me or is this girl Gaga's clone? She even nails the bad romance chorus!
"Rah-rah-ah-ah-ah!
Roma-Roma-ma-ah!
Ga-ga-ooh-la-la!
Want your bad romance"
Vote 1 star for she is nothing like Gaga and 5 stars for she's out of the same womb as Queen Gaga.
Lady Gaga's "Telephone" has pushed all of Donny Osmond's buttons.
The squeaky clean singer, an outspoken opponent of censorship in the recording industry in the past, has drawn a line when it comes to the boundary-pushing pop star's latest video, which features Gaga and Beyoncé getting involved in some nasty sexy business.
"I'm all for freedom of speech and against any form of censorship, but all I know is that I'm a parent and I'm upset about this," the father of five said in a statement Wednesday.
"This" being...
The Kill Bill- Grindhouse vibe? The butt cracks? The cigarette sunglasses? The rampant product placement?
"Unlike 20 years ago, in today's modern, viral world in which content becomes instantaneously available irrespective of age, I wonder whether the music industry might need to rethink its marketing policies with regard to making an explicit music video containing profanity, sexual exploitation, nudity, and graphic violence available to anyone with Internet access," Osmond, 52, continued.
"I wouldn't want my child to watch this video. Would you? What do you think? Should these two extremely gifted female role models for millions of young girls, maybe, have given a little more thought to the effect it might have on their core audience?"
Well, yes, Donny, that's why "parental discretion is advised."
My first question is: Why is this even being reported? Is Donny Osmond even relevant enough to warrant a story about how he despises Lady Gaga? What’s he done in the past 20 years, other than win “Dancing with the Stars”?
I’ll admit I’m not the biggest Lady Gaga fan. I think she’s definitely talented, and her songs are catchy for sure. (How many times have you gotten Poker Face or Bad Romance stuck in your head?) But – and there’s really no other way to say it – she’s just a fucking weirdo. However, 52 year old Donny Osmond has to realize, for better or for worse, that music has changed since his heyday. Music videos like “Telephone” are common nowadays. There’s sex, there’s profanity, and there’s violence. That’s just how music is in this day and age. If you don’t like it, don’t let your kids watch or listen to it.
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