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The Highest-Grossing Star Wars Movies (In Order) - Duration: 7:54.
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The Who's Who of SoundCloud Rap - Duration: 3:31.
Hey everyone, for Complex News I'm Justin Block.
If a rapper without "lil" in their name drops a project on SoundCloud and no one presses
play, does it really make a sound?
That's what it feels like keeping up with the onslaught of buzzing rappers, mixtapes,
and hip-hop subgenres in 2017.
Even though it's more relevant than ever, SoundCloud has weathered a tough year.
In early July, the streaming platform laid off 173 employees amid rumors the company
only had enough capital to make it to the end of 2017.
Chance the Rapper even claimed he was going to save the day.
Independent musicians panicked about what this meant for the future of distributing
their music.
Ultimately, SoundCloud announced that it's here to stay, whatever that means.
SoundCloud is home to an entire nation of rappers with colored dreads, melodies inspired
by 2000s emo and pop punk, and the latest mutations of Atlanta's trap.
A lot of the music is groundbreaking, much of it is not.
The term "SoundCloud Rap" has become a dismissive descriptor in the same way "Mumble
Rap" has.
And the SoundCloud ecosystem is shifting.
The platform is still influential, but Spotify's RapCaviar playlist and Apple's A-List: Hip-Hop
playlist are leading the curated playlist era.
Rappers who built their fan bases on SoundCloud have started to phase out of the system that
birthed them.
Problematic rappers like XXXTentacion are transitioning from millions of plays on SoundCloud
to selling a possible 70,0000 units for his debut album "17."
If anything, SoundCloud's biggest problem is keeping the stars it helped birth from
becoming fuel for the engines of its competitors.
With that said, here are some of the biggests artists dominating SoundCloud.
First up is Trippie Redd, an 18-year-old from Canton, Ohio.
His biggest song to date is the devastating and psychedelic "Love Scars."
The closest comparison lobbed at Trippie is undoubtedly Lil Uzi Vert.
Next up is Kodie Shane, easily the most talented member of Lil Yachty's Sailing Team.
Her ear for melodies and ability to execute them separates her from most rapper's in
her weight class.
Check out her song "Sad," where she upstages her bigger bro.
Then there's Lil Peep, an emo artist with trap influences.
In early August, Peep released his debut album, Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1.
It's even more of an emo rock project than his previous music.
In fact, it might not even be correct to call Peep a rapper anymore.
Now hailing from the DMV, Rico Nasty is best known for her song "Hey Arnold," which
Lil Yachty jumped on.
Her project Tales of Tacobella is one of the best of 2017.
Her latest song "Poppin'" is a blistering diss supposedly aimed at another female rapper,
Bali Baby.
With the right push, the song and the story behind it have the potential to go viral.
Next up is Lil Pump, who has an undeniable formula.
The secret to the South Florida teen's style seems to be something like, pick a name out
of a hat, compare that name to how rich and successful you are, and rap it over a booming
beat.
Check out "D Rose" for the best example of this.
Or on "Lil Pump," where he says his own name over and over again like a mystic chant.
He's not reinventing the wheel but he doesn't need to.
He's got something else.
Ski Mask the Slump God has the No. 10 song on the SoundCloud Top 50 right now, with "Catch
Me Outside."
It's a blistering translation of the 1999 Missy Elliott song "She's a Bitch" that
even Missy noticed, and showed love to in this tweet.
So, it's hard to pinpoint what type of rapper Smokepurpp wants to be.
If there was a game of "build-a-SoundCloud-rapper," the 19-year-old Florida has the catchy adlibs
of Playboi Carti and the auto-tune gargling of Lil Yachty.
"To the Moon" isn't his biggest song, but it easily one of his most creative.
This is what Kid Cudi's 2008 song "Man on the Moon" would sound like if he'd
made it in 2017.
These are just some of the names you need to know on Soundcloud right now.
For the rest of the list, go to Complex dot com.
For Complex News, I'm Justin Block.
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Why 80% of Famous People Weren't Trying to Become Famous - Duration: 1:23.
So let's just talk about what
my most natural talent is, which is writing songs, right?
For example, let's take
the biggest air played song of this century,
it's called "Hips Don't Lie" the song that I wrote for Shakira.
What if I told you that "Hips Don't Lie"
I didn't write it for Shakira originally.
You can listen to "Hips Don't Lie" two years prior to Shakira being on it,
on a soundtrack called "Havana Nights"
Wyclef featuring Claudette Ortiz.
So practically what ended up becoming
the biggest air played song on the century
was a song which basically started
two years ago on a film.
80% of the people that are famous
wasn't really trying to become famous.
All we was trying to do
was put a piece of dent in history,
to basically, move the race forward.
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27 Most Awkward Moment of Bollywood Celebrities That You Can Not Ignore | Funny Moments of Bollywood - Duration: 5:21.
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Climate Change May Drive Pandas Extinct - Duration: 1:29.
Climate change may drive pandas extinct.
The giant panda gained its endangered status in 1990,
so when it was downgraded to "vulnerable" status in 2016,
a cheer was heard round the world.
[group cheering]
In the ten years prior to its status change,
China's wild panda population grew nearly 17 percent to 1,864 pandas.
But while we may celebrate that number of wild pandas has risen,
climate change is still driving these animals toward extinction.
Giant pandas are native to mountain ranges in China,
and as such, they've adapted to live in cool temperatures.
In fact, they can overheat at just 77°F.
As climate change warms their native homes,
panda populations must move higher up the mountains to find areas that are acceptable temperatures.
That would be totally fine if pandas ate anything besides bamboo.
Bamboo isn't very nutrient rich—
pandas have to eat 30 pounds of it every day just to get enough nutrients to survive.
Combined with the fact that bamboo forests are slow-growing and not likely to migrate,
pandas may be doomed to a future where they must choose
between being hot or being hungry.
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Here's my Canada: Multiculturalism - Duration: 0:14.
For me, Canada is like a
big opportunity.
And the thing I like about Canada is multi-culture.
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bike (verb) - Duration: 0:52.
bike (verb)
Verb Forms
bike
bikes
biked
biking
1 [intransitive] (+ adv./prep.) (informal) to go somewhere on a bicycle or motorcycle
My dad bikes to work every day.
See related entries: Cycling
2 [transitive] bike something (+ adv./prep.) (informal) to send something to somebody by motorcycle
I'll bike the contract over to you this afternoon.
See related entries: Types of vehicle
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Here's my Canada: My Dream - Duration: 0:13.
being in a peaceful and clam country was my dream
for a long time that comes to true these days.
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Here's my Canada: Communication - Duration: 0:28.
I like here because Canada has a lot of nature,
and there has a lot of people from other countries.
And I am a Japanese, but after I came here, I can
communicate with a lot of people from other countries,
also Canadians, that is why I like here.
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Civil Disobedience - Yes or No? - Duration: 7:57.
From a broad panoramic view we see that the spiritual change in Believers brought about
by the advent of Christ, and the subsequent empowerment by the Holy Spirit, cannot help
but affect the tangible physical world we live in.
The notion that our faith can be separated from our
daily lives, behaviors, decisions and activities is not feasible if true and sincere faith
actually exists within us.
The effects of our salvation change everything in us and how we relate to everything around us.
Thus while a political philosophy can indeed call
for a separation between faith and state,
in practice for the true Believer this is an impossibility.
This reality automatically brought Peter and the
11 disciples (as well as their followers) into unavoidable direct confrontation with
the powers-that-be.
I don't recall who said it, but I once heard a person insist that if a Believer isn't
a pariah to the world then they aren't trying hard enough.
All throughout the Scriptures we are presented
with a mental picture of a wide, yawning chasm between the ways of the World versus those
who put their trust in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
"What has light to do with darkness?", Yeshua asks His disciples.
Therefore persecution of Believers by the World is inevitable and we should not
be surprised that when we come to faith it not only involves incredible gain but also
loss in the form of relationships and perhaps other things
that have meant so much to us in our past but are now incompatible with our new life.
Peter's admonishment is that since this fact is inescapable, why not consider it joy
if you are being persecuted (experiencing loss) for your faith in
Yeshua because in persecution and suffering there can be no better concrete proof that
you are firmly on the side of divine righteousness and holiness.
So it is an irony that a religion of peace and love was born and will remain in confrontation,
if not battle, with the World until Messiah returns to take charge.
This confrontation is what we're seeing in the Book of Acts, and it ought to be what
we're experiencing in our own lives.
Since this is the case, then last week we discussed the
thorny issue of what we should do when our government installs immoral laws and insists
that we obey them.
And here in Acts we find Peter making the decision that when God orders one thing and
human government the opposite our pathway is clear:
obey God, and let the chips fall where they may.
This brought us to the matter of civil disobedience, which from the Believer's perspective I
would define as knowingly and openly choosing to
disobey immoral manmade laws in order to be obedient to the Lord.
We'll not review that conversation from last week, but I will sum it up by
saying that the answer is that yes, if civil disobedience is our only avenue to obey God,
then as Believers we must take it.
And that may well mean we pay a price for it that includes loss
of personal property, fines, or perhaps going to jail.
What I'm proposing is not hypothetical or something that belongs in fiction books; it
is here and upon us now.
A few weeks ago in America's northwest a Christian bakery refused to create
a wedding cake for a gay couple.
The local government is currently trying to put them out of
business.
In France, just this week, a political leader has been indicted on hate crime charges for
saying that Islam is a religion of violence and it
worships a false god.
I told you the story in our last lesson of a Canadian minister who spent 3 months in
jail for teaching from the Bible about homosexuality; not
publically but inside the walls of his own church, to his own congregation.
Were there demonstrations of Believers against this?
No.
Did Believers try to bust him out of jail?
No.
Did other Pastors intentionally speak out against homosexuality from the pulpit in support
and dare the government to arrest them all?
No.
Did Believers go on strike or block intersections or hand out leaflets and besiege their government
in protest?
No.
There was no civil disobedience and so it was kind of a back page story in the Canadian
newspapers.
And I say to you unequivocally, there should have been civil disobedience.
If Peter had been there, I assure you there would have been civil disobedience.
Fellow Believers, civil disobedience is absolutely called for when we are being forced to commit
immoral acts, or to condone government sanctioned immorality.
Should we seek confrontation?
No.
Should we do everything as peaceably and non-violently as possible?
Yes.
But make no mistake, there will be a cost.
There is no shame in going to jail or paying a fine over refusing to be obedient to human
civil government but obedient to the Lord.
You may even have a business taken from you for refusing to do the immoral.
But if that's the case then that is what should happen.
And whatever happens, we should all count it as joy that the Lord has allowed us to
suffer for His sake.
If this sort of thing is not already happening
where you are right now, it soon will be. So you better decide right now what you're gonna do,
and how you're gonna choose.
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