Tuesday, December 9, 2008
its almost that time
its time to celebrate the ones you love. the weather is getting more christmasy.. its almost my birthday..
i need to put up christmass light..
i love this girl.
i want her to know.
christmas 08 bitches
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
It takes a sudden turn
after being on a upward path, and only moving higher and higher day after day, hour and afterhour, even minute after minute.
my worries start to catch up to me. I can only pray i'll be ok, but with the constant "what if" lingering in my head, i'll never know. As i sit here to write what should be a entry i never have to make. I deprive my self sleep only hoping, that something comes over me, putting me to sleep, waking me up tomorrow. and everything is good.
"When will i wake out of this nightmare" and "everything is ok" is all i have to tell myself.
I guess i wont know til tomorrow, and hopefully i dont take that sudden turn
again
my worries start to catch up to me. I can only pray i'll be ok, but with the constant "what if" lingering in my head, i'll never know. As i sit here to write what should be a entry i never have to make. I deprive my self sleep only hoping, that something comes over me, putting me to sleep, waking me up tomorrow. and everything is good.
"When will i wake out of this nightmare" and "everything is ok" is all i have to tell myself.
I guess i wont know til tomorrow, and hopefully i dont take that sudden turn
again
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Dec. 16th
808's &Heartbreaks
The entire album is sung by West with the use of Auto-Tune, aside from one verse by Young Jeezy and a duet with Lil Wayne. Kanye has stated that he loves using Auto-Tune and is dismayed that nowadays the term has been commonly associated with being wack. He personally loves the Auto-Tune and considers it "the funnest thing to use." He compares the situation to when he was a child and thought the color pink was cool until someone told him "it was gay," going on to state how the views of society can rob a person of their confidence and self-esteem. Kanye also classified the album as Pop, saying that similar to auto-tune, "People think pop is bad, but Michael Jackson was pop and who can compare to him?" In a sense, the album is is about emotional nakedness, the freedom to do what you want to do regardless of the opinions inherently held by others.[2]
The entire album is sung by West with the use of Auto-Tune, aside from one verse by Young Jeezy and a duet with Lil Wayne. Kanye has stated that he loves using Auto-Tune and is dismayed that nowadays the term has been commonly associated with being wack. He personally loves the Auto-Tune and considers it "the funnest thing to use." He compares the situation to when he was a child and thought the color pink was cool until someone told him "it was gay," going on to state how the views of society can rob a person of their confidence and self-esteem. Kanye also classified the album as Pop, saying that similar to auto-tune, "People think pop is bad, but Michael Jackson was pop and who can compare to him?" In a sense, the album is is about emotional nakedness, the freedom to do what you want to do regardless of the opinions inherently held by others.[2]
Detox
And what about the album release date?
“I was really hoping to have it out this year, but it’s going to have to be pushed back a while because of some other things I’ve got to work on,” he continues, sitting in the lounge of the recording studio where he spends all those hours behind the buttons. He’s still two or three tracks away from calling it finished, he says.
“That gives me something to look forward to. Nothing pulls you back into the studio more than the belief that your best record is still ahead.”
read more at:
http://articles.latimes.com/2007/sep/23/entertainment/ca-dre23
“I was really hoping to have it out this year, but it’s going to have to be pushed back a while because of some other things I’ve got to work on,” he continues, sitting in the lounge of the recording studio where he spends all those hours behind the buttons. He’s still two or three tracks away from calling it finished, he says.
“That gives me something to look forward to. Nothing pulls you back into the studio more than the belief that your best record is still ahead.”
read more at:
http://articles.latimes.com/2007/sep/23/entertainment/ca-dre23
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