This is hilarious! You know how much I love geeky men

Yeah (yeah) we bring the stars out,
We bring the women and the cars and the cards out,
Lets have a toast a celebration get a glass out,
And we can do this until we pass out.So Let it rain,
Let it pour away,
We wont come down,
Until we hit the ground and pass out!
I cannot get enough of this song ever since hearing it on the radio! It’s addictive & hella catchy
Tinie Tempah- Pass Out
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West Coast Rapper Warren G (step brother of Dr. Dre) best known for his song Regulate is back on the scene with his latest self produced album “The G Files” which is out on September 29th. He is back collaborating with Nate Dogg and Snoop Dogg who helped make him famous in the first place.
I got hold of his album & am sharing 2 of my favourite tracks off of it which I’ve been playing on repeat most of the day:
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Way back in June, my parents & I decided to go check out the Doctor Who Exhibition which is currently taking place at the Kelvingrove Museum here in Glasgow. Genuine props, costumes and monster characters from the long running television series are featured as well as over 100 exhibits, including the mysterious Autons, Ood, Costumes from the most recent Christmas specials and the frightening Stone Angel.
When we went there, we were slightly disappointed because we pretty much expected that the exhibition would be in a huge hall. However, the exhibition is in several small rooms with no staff around, it’s more like a mini museum. Saying that, I still had a great time, loved the scary looking monsters and dalek’s
Tickets are £7.50 for adults and the exhibition will run until Monday 4th January 2010

It’s been a while since I’ve done a music post so I thought I’d blog my current favourite tracks which I replay ALOT, so much so that I know the words off by heart
2. Drake- Best I Ever Had
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4. Jeremih- Birthday Sex (Uptempto Mix)
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5. Keri Hilson feat. Lil Wayne- Turnin Me On
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Hint: Click on the song titles to download them

On Wednesday, I went to the Flo Rida concert with my brother’s girlfriend. I was a little unsure about who would be supporting him in concert, but hours beforehand thanks to the Twitter god’s, I came across Kobi Onyame who is a Ghanaian Born UK Based rapper and found out he was supporting Flo Rida that night. I googled him and listened to a few tracks he recorded (he’s unsigned at the moment!) and like what I heard.
Anyway, we got to the view around an hour beforehand because we didn’t want to wait in queue’s, sadly when we got there the queue was huge and filled with teenie bopper white girls in neon tutu’s and crap…. I felt like the oldest person there and very under-dressed LOL but thankfully the queue grew & grew with people my age so I didn’t feel so bad in the end… except…. when it started to rain cows & sheep & horses & elephants and I had no umbrella *cries* but a nice little black guy went to buy one for his girlfriend, who then ended up standing under a bus shelter, so he stood in the queue with me putting the umbrella over my head which was nice of him. My brother’s girlfriend then went to buy one along with some drinks & snacks, and as our luck had it, the rain then stopped LOL
So, concert time… opening the nights evenings event was a DJ (can’t remember his name) he played some greats songs (as well as a Michael Jackson tribute *yawn*) to get the crowd pumped before Kobi Onyame took the stage to perform a few tracks, in particular “He Said She Said” which is his latest single, the crowd love him & I’m sure he’ll go places! He’s a really nice guy, I met him after the concert had finished, took some photos with him & he signed his flyer for me (I’m trying to organise an interview with him for my blog to talk more about the life of an up & coming artist)
When Kobi Onyame was done, there was a huge delay from when Flo Rida took to the stage, they could of at least brought the DJ back on stage, instead they played music which wasn’t that loud & everyone just stood there waiting until Flo Rida came on to perform. The crowd went crazy, people were pushing & shoving each other making it very uncomfortable for those at the front. We were at the front center, the best position in the house, so naturally everyone wanted to be where we were. I’m surprised cat fights never took place, one girl fainted in the crowd because it was so hot which then forced the Security to hand out cups of water to everyone at the front to help cool us down.
My brother’s girlfriend was not as lucky, three drunken idiots were jumping & pushing us all over, so much so that she got thrown to the ground in a near stampede all to try at catch a signed sweaty towel from Flo Rida. She was okay other than hurting her back a little, more shocked than anything else and I was so pissed at a group of girls behind us for not trying to help me pull her back up onto her feet. They just stood there staring, bitches! We then moved from our position because the pushing was getting too much for us to handle and we bought some drinks & sat in the seating areas at the side, still in stage view so we didn’t miss anything.
Overall, the concert was really good! I discovered a new artist, saw Flo Rida’s tatoo’s close up, danced my socks off, sweated like a pig, got blisters on my feet & ended the night with a chicken burger
Lot’s of Video’s & More Photos after the jump….
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So Whitney Houston has got rid of her bad boy husband Bobby Brown, cut drugs out of her life & is making her musical comeback on September 1st with her highly anticipated album “I Look To You”. Her first single off of the album is “I Didn’t Know My Own Strength” which I got my hands on today.
I’ve always loved me some Whitney ever since her “I wanna dance with somebodddddddddy, I wanna feel the heat with somebooooooooody” and of course her infamous track “and I, will alwaaaays love yoooooou” showcasing her powerful vocal range. There is no mistake, Whitney can sing BUT after years of drug abuse, smoking & god knows what else, she can no longer do the ultra high notes, so she has to make do with a lower vocal range. Saying that, her voice still sounds good but from Whitney, you’d expect some added “aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah” and “ooooooooooooooh’s” screeches à la Mariah & Leona Lewis.
The song lyrics obviously mean a lot to her & probably is autobiographical of her life the past few years and her struggle to be who she used to be, the ultimate musical diva!
I didn’t know my own strength and I crashed down and I tumbled but I did not crumble
I got through all the pain, I didn’t know my own strength, survived my darkest hour
My faith kept me alive, I picked myself back up, hold my head up high
I was not built to break, I didn’t know my own strength
Listen to the song:
Download MP3:
Whitney Houston - I Didnt Know My Own Strength
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P Diddy just released this song via twitter as a tribute to Michael Jackson. He collabs with The Game, Chris Brown, Polo, Mario Winans and Boyz II Men. I’m sure this will be the first of many to come, but this… I like!
Better On The Other Side (Tribute to MJ)
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