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Olivia Rodrigo - drop dead (acoustic) Hotney 6 Streams • 3 months ago

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Lyrics

I know that the bar closes at 11
I hope you never finish that beer
You know all the words to “Just Like Heaven”
And I know why he wrote them
Now that you’re standing right here

Ohh
One night I was bored in bed
And stalked you on the internet
It’s feminine intuition
‘Cuz I always had a vision of us standing like this
All pressed up in the bathroom line
You’re looking like an angel on the walls of Versailles
The most alive I’ve ever been
But kiss me and I might drop dead

And I feel like I might throw up
Left hook, right punch to the gut
You’re so so pretty boy
I’m paranoid I made you up
Yeah I’d love it if you walked me home
If you promised we could go real slow
‘Cuz I got chewing gum
And a bunch of stuff I’d like to know
Like, have you ever been to Japan?
Or taken that Eurostar to France?
I’ve been dropping hints all night
That I’d love it if you held my hand, goddamn
And then maybe we could make-makeout
Clothes off and fall to the ground
Let’s go steady
Let’s go out
And tell the whole damn world how

One night I was bored in bed
And stalked you on the internet
It’s feminine intuition
‘Cuz I always had a vision of us standing like this
All pressed up in the bathroom line
You’re looking like an angel on the walls of Versailles
The most alive I’ve ever been
But kiss me and I might

Pisces and a Gemini
But I think we might go really nice together
If you let me stay the night
Well I think I might just have to stay forever

Pisces and a Gemini
But I think we might go really nice together
If you let me stay the night
Well I think I might just have to stay forever

Ohh
One night I was bored in bed
And stalked you on the internet
It’s feminine intuition
‘Cuz I always had a vision of us standing like this
All pressed up in the bathroom line
You’re looking like an angel on the walls of Versailles
The most alive I’ve ever been
But kiss me and I might
Kiss me and I might
Kiss me and I might drop dead

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Music video by Olivia Rodrigo performing drop dead (acoustic).© 2026 Olivia Rodrigo, under exclusive license to Geffen Records

EUROPE - One on One (Official Video) Hotney 6 Streams • 3 months ago

Europe - ‘One On One’ is out now! The first single from the new album Come This Madness, out September 25. You can stream the single and pre-order the album from today here: https://lnk.to/EuropeComeThisMadnessAlbum
Video by Patric Ullaeus
#europe #oneonone #comethismadness #europetheband #europeforce #peterstormare #rockmusic

After nine years, Europe return with Come This Madness - their 12th studio album and their most powerful, uncompromising statement to date. Come This Madness is set for release on September 25th via Silver Lining Music / Hell & Back Recordings.

Europe have seen it all. Pushed forward. Never stood still. And still, they rise again, continuing to defy expectations, evolving, adapting, and pushing forward without compromise.

The first single, ‘One On One’, is out today, marking a powerful reintroduction to a band that has never sounded more focused. Built around a driving bass riff and layered with soaring melodies, the track blends Europe’s classic sound with a fresh, modern energy. Opening with an orchestral-led intro before moving into a riff-driven core, it builds into a high-impact, arena-ready hard rock moment. Written during a time of global stillness but developed over years, the song reflects both persistence and evolution – a track the band refused to let go of, ultimately shaping it into a defining moment on Come This Madness.

“‘One On One’ is definitely one of my favourite tracks from the album,” says Europe’s founding member and frontman Joey Tempest. “The power and feel is fresh, but some of the melodies bring me back to where it all began. Lyrically, it’s perhaps not filled with as much escapism as early Europe. These lyrics automatically ended up being more of a reflection of the times we live in today. Ever since ‘One On One’ was just a demo, we’ve stayed with it… never gave up on it, and elevated it to a place where it belongs: a high-flying, classic hard rock track.”

The new single is accompanied by a striking and unconventional music video, marking a bold new visual chapter for the band. Set in a stark, cinematic environment, the video centres on a single character – battered, broken and emotionally exposed – brought to life in a powerful and deeply human performance by acclaimed actor Peter Stormare (Fargo, The Big Lebowski, Minority Report, 8MM, Armageddon).

“We always knew Peter loved rock music, and when his name came up it just felt right,” continues Tempest. “We wanted to approach this from a different angle – something more stripped back and unexpected.”

Come This Madness was recorded at RMV Studio, the Stockholm-based recording facility founded by Benny Andersson and Ludvig Andersson. The album features special guest appearances from Tobias Forge (Ghost) and Michael Åkerfeldt (Opeth) and was produced by acclaimed producer Tom Dalgety (Ghost, Rammstein, Pixies, The Cult, Opeth), who became a true creative force throughout the process, deeply embedded in the band’s writing and recording, shaping the album’s sound from the ground up. To bring the project to its final stage and complete their vision, the band turned to one of rock’s most respected recording legends Mike Fraser (AC/DC, Van Halen, Metallica, The Cult, Loverboy) to mix the record.

Joey Tempest concludes: “It was a true pleasure working with Tom,” exclaims Tempest. “He’s creative, musical and incredibly intuitive – he really became a sixth member of the band during the writing and recording of this album. We even invited him to co-write on some of the songs.”

With Come This Madness, Europe deliver a landmark record that finds them fully realised and present, confronting the world as it is.

Come This Madness album artwork by Storm Studios (Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and Muse).

Come This Madness track listing:
One on One
The Cult of Ignorance
Come This Madness
This Time of Year
In a Different World
Scandinavian Eyes
Takin’ It Back
In the Absence of Grace
The Angels Must Have Flown
The Devil’s Back
Nothing Can Follow This

Come This Madness will be available on vinyl, CD and digital formats. Pre-orders can be placed here: https://lnk.to/EuropeComeThisMadnessAlbum

EUROPE are:
Joey Tempest - Lead Vocals
John Norum - Guitars
John Levén - Bass
Mic Michaeli - Keyboards
Ian Haugland - Drums

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Charli xcx - Rock Music (Official Video) Hotney 6 Streams • 3 months ago

Charli xcx - Rock Music
Listen: http://charlixcx.lnk.to/RockMusic

Credits:
Director: Aidan Zamiri
Creative Director: Imogene Strauss

Production Company: Object & Animal
Executive Producer: Alex Brinkman
Producer: Myriam Schroeter
Associate Producer: Reese Layton

Director of Photography: James Beattie
Production Designer: Griffin Stoddard

Editor: Neal Farmer

Artist Mgmt: Twiggy Rowley, Brandon Creed, Sam Pringle & Daniela Parada
Artist Digital: Mekaila Morris

Atlantic Marketing: Marisa Aron
Atlantic Creative: Caroline DeFranco

Production Supervisor: Raven Jensen
Production Coordinator: Dan Order
Creative Assistant: Sarame Sahgal
Post Producer: Gina Crow

1st AD: Josh Montes
2nd AD: David Henrriquez
2nd 2nd AD: Alex Lycette

1st AC: DJ Carroll
2nd AC: Ashton Green
Film Loader: Luke Dowden
Phantom Operator: Jared Kovacs

Gaffer: Austin Locicero
Best Electric: Alex Fischetti, Max Garstak
Electric: Prannoy Jacob
Electric: Duell Davis
Electric: Maria Cabra
Electric: Eli Freireich
DMX Board Op: Alex Blum
Electric Driver: Matt Calabrese
Genny OP: Manuel Moreno
Key Grip: Liam Murphy
Best Grip: Hana Kim
Grip: Chris Angarone
Grip: Natalie Larkowski
Grip: Charlie Diserens
Grip: Ray Parrella
Grip: Steff Berek
Grip Driver: Niklas Moller
Playback OP: Richard Hart
VFX Supervisor: Cooper Vacheron
VTR: Color Space Digital
VTR Op: Brian Sanchez
BG Wardrobe Stylist: Zoey Radford Scott
BG Wardrobe Assistant: Alexia Barritt
BG Wardrobe Assistant: Josh Hickman
BG Wardrobe Assistant: Nick Trotta
Casting Director: Michele Mansoor
Casting Director Assistant: Raina Bell
Location Manager: Matthew Dipple
ALM Tech: Shady Kerko
ALM Shoot: Brendan Carroll

Art Director: Audrey Ledoux
GS Producer / Art Coord: Vivian Swift
Leadman: Doug Moore
Prop Master: Amanda Soltis
Set Dec: Leo Swarts
Set Dresser: Thomas William
Set Dresser: David Dee
Art Swing: Andreas Kohl
SPFX Lead: Jeff Moratti
SPFX Tech: George Fernandez
PA - Truck: Coleman Chambliss
PA: Rocko Zevenbergen
Shopper: Bailey Brown
Shopper: Lily Rohren
Scenic: Kristen Dempsey
Crafty: Charlie Waters
Set Medic: Scott Zelenetz
Stunt Coordinator: Becca GT
Set Security: Movie Mic
Set Security: Eric Lopez
Office PA: Dannielle Bowman
PA Truck Driver: Ainsley Samuda
PA Truck Ridealong: Kavel Lewis
PA Truck Ridealong: Adonis Lightburn
PA Pass Van Driver: Aidan Burns
PA Pass Van Driver: Nick Yoon
PA Pass Van Driver: Jacob Friedman
Set PA / PA Pass Van Driver: Grayson Powell
Set PA / PA Pass Van Driver: Ben Burton
Set PA: Lizi Latimer
Set PA: Shady Kerko
Set PA: Mac Pogue
Set PA: Dan Kim
Styling Team: Caitlin Harvey
Styling Team: Angelina Arena
Tailor: Thao Huynh
Styling Team: Chris Horan

Hair Stylist: Matt Benns
Hair Stylist Assistant: Austin Webber
Makeup Artist: Raoul Alejandre
Makeup Assistant: Adanis Belliard
Makeup Assistant: Tiffany Rodriguez
Makeup Assistant: Shannon Rodriguez
Manicurist: Sonya Meesh
BTS: Tyrell Hampton
BTS Sound: Gunnar Nagle
Talent Security: Luke McNamara
Band Member: George Daniel
Band Member: A G Cook
Band Member: Finn Keane

Color House: Ethos Studio
Colorist: Dante Pasquinelli
Producer: Nat Tereshchenko
Color assist: Annie Cater
Head of Production: Sasha Pace
MD/EP: Eliana Carranza-Pitcher
Founder/EP: James Drew

VFX: Corduroy VFX

Sound Design & Mix: Concret Form

Title Design: Special Offer, Inc.

Text 1-310-861-2831

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Dame Dash on Roc-A-Fella, Jay-Z, Kanye & Why Corporate Got It Wrong Hotney 6 Streams • 3 months ago

Dame Dash sits down with 247HH for a deep, unfiltered conversation on entrepreneurship, culture, creativity, independence, family, manifestation, ownership, and the mindset behind building legacy.

From Roc-A-Fella stories and discovering Jay-Z & Kanye West to explaining why creators must own their future, Dame delivers one of his most philosophical and motivational interviews to date.

This episode of Culture Builders explores the intersection of hip-hop, business, art, leadership, and purpose.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Intro & “Nothing Good Happens Overnight”
00:16 Streets vs Music Industry
01:17 Learning From Young Success
02:11 Why Artists Should Perform Before Recording
03:02 Respecting the Creative Process
03:40 Roc-A-Fella, Money & Broken Relationships
04:39 Growth, Reinvention & Family Priorities
05:31 Living Around the World & Choosing Your Life
06:05 Family, Purpose & Protecting Culture
06:44 Monetizing What You Love
07:06 Love vs Money Philosophy
07:53 What Truly Motivates Dame Dash
08:08 No Regrets & Living an Extraordinary Life
08:31 Teaching People How to Dream Bigger
09:01 Purpose, Manifestation & Depression
09:48 Doing What You Love for Work
10:22 Surviving Fame Young
10:42 Advice for Finding Purpose
11:01 Writing Goals Into Reality
11:26 Self-Sustainability & Designing Your Future
12:01 Protecting Your Vision From Negativity
12:24 “If Your Dream Doesn’t Scare People…”
12:39 Thinking Like a Boss
13:04 Why Working for Someone Else Isn’t the Dream
13:44 Love Over Money
14:02 Burning Bridges & Moving Forward
14:40 Turning Losses Into Lessons
15:16 Why Independence Always Worked
15:49 How Labels Rejected Jay-Z
16:20 Why Nobody Wanted to Sign Kanye West
16:48 Keys to Success & Preparation
17:47 Don’t Wait for Opportunity — Take It
18:18 Speaking Different Languages to Reach People
18:44 Respecting Smart Opponents
19:07 Culture, Racism & Web3
19:46 Why We Must Translate Technology for Our Culture
20:04 Respecting Advice From Experienced People
20:35 Meeting People Through Art, Music & Creativity
21:10 OSGs & Building Black Ownership Networks
22:00 Parenting, Protecting Daughters & Teaching Sons
23:15 Why Dame Believes Transparency Matters
24:02 Being Celebrated by a New Generation
25:05 Why Younger Creators Understand Ownership Better
26:02 Comparing Today’s Struggles to the Past
27:05 Why Dame Doesn’t Fear Criticism
28:03 Fake Leaders & Industry Manipulation
29:15 The Reality of Corporate Boardrooms
30:02 Gratitude & Not Taking Life for Granted
31:04 Manifestation & Protecting Your Energy
32:01 Web3, Ownership & Digital Real Estate
33:10 Why Technology Creates New Opportunities
34:03 Becoming a Director, Designer & Creator
35:15 Building Creative Ecosystems
36:02 Dame Dash Studios & New Platforms
37:08 Independent Distribution & Ownership
38:01 Risk-Taking & Entrepreneurial Thinking
39:10 Betting on Yourself
40:02 Hustle Culture & Competitive Drive
41:12 Why Dame Shifted Away From Pure Business
42:01 Men, Ego & Competition
43:10 Why Women Communicate Differently
44:01 Leadership, Loyalty & Challenges
45:08 Why Success Changes Relationships
46:02 Emotional Support, Peace & Protecting Energy
47:10 Healing From Trauma & Street Mentality
48:01 Why Reading & Expanding Your Mind Matters
49:03 Self-Awareness & Accountability
50:01 “All Money Isn’t Good Money”
51:02 Walking Away From What You Don’t Love
52:01 Health, Food Systems & Control
53:04 Questioning Everything Society Pushes
54:02 Education Systems & Conditioning
55:05 Breaking Free From Traditional Thinking
56:01 Tesla, Innovation & Hidden Knowledge
57:03 Self-Preservation vs Integrity
58:01 Big L, Harlem & Early Music Days
59:15 Brotherhood, Loyalty & Legacy
1:00:02 Building Artists Into Global Brands
1:01:05 Competition, Success & Brotherhood
1:02:01 Roc-A-Fella Memories & Relationships
1:03:04 Dame Reflects on Friendship & Loyalty
1:04:00 Biggie, Jay-Z & Historic Hip-Hop Moments
1:05:00 Final Reflections & Closing Thoughts

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Keeping Nipsey's Mission Alive & Prolific Album Update w/ Blacc Sam & Bino Rideaux Hotney 6 Streams • 3 months ago

Samiel "Blacc Sam" Asghedom sits down with Matt & Stak to talk about pushing Nipsey Hussle's legacy forward. From humble beginnings in the streets to building one of hip hop's most respected brands, Sam gets into the opening of Nipsey Hussle Square, the future of the Marathon brand, and the highly anticipated Nipsey docuseries and Prolific music project dropping soon. Bino Rideaux also pulls up to share what he's been working on and what it was really like creating with Nip. This one is heavy. Game, love, and real talk about a legend who never stopped building.

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00:11:55 - Marathon Burger
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00:18:13 - Puma collab
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00:50:56 - Nipsey documentary
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Why Does Everyone Beef With The Black Keys? Even Pizza Hut Isn’t Safe! Hotney 6 Streams • 3 months ago

The story of The Black Keys feuds

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From the garage rock revival of the early 2000s to arena-filling, Grammy-winning success, The Black Keys have carved out a unique place in modern music. Created in a basement in Akron, Ohio, Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney built a career on a raw, blues-infused sound that felt both timeless and immediate. They are one of the last big rock success stories of their era.

But their journey is more than a tale of musical triumph. It is also filled with feuds, insults, and burned bridges. From a long-running rivalry with Jack White to public spats with pop stars, classic rock legends, brands, and even streaming services, The Black Keys have a knack for conflict. Are they misunderstood blunt Midwesterners in a fake-smile industry, or rock’s most confrontational band with a chip on their shoulder the size of Ohio?

The story begins in Akron in 2001. Auerbach had a gig but his band did not show, so he asked neighbor Patrick Carney, who was supposed to be recording, to play drums. They recorded a demo in a few hours and realized they had something special. They called themselves The Black Keys, inspired by a local outsider artist who used the phrase “black keys” for people who were not quite right. Their early albums, like The Big Come Up and Thickfreakness, were raw, lo-fi, and critically adored.

From the start, comparisons to The White Stripes followed them. Both were Midwestern guitar-and-drum blues-rock duos, and the press loved the narrative. Jack White drew lines in interviews, and rumors swirled when The Black Keys moved to Nashville. Things exploded when leaked emails from White’s divorce revealed harsh words about Auerbach and accusations of copying. Patrick Carney called the situation embarrassing but sympathized with White’s private comments being exposed. Later, a tense encounter in a New York bar led Carney to claim White tried to start a fight, before both sides publicly made peace.

Carney’s outspoken nature fueled other feuds. When asked about Justin Bieber not getting Grammy nominations, he replied that Grammys are for music, not money, and that Bieber was already very successful. Bieber fired back on social media, and his fans flooded Carney with insults. In later interviews, Carney did not soften his stance, further cementing his reputation as someone who speaks his mind regardless of the fallout.

The band also criticized posthumous Michael Jackson releases as a label-driven move, joked about ICP’s fanbase, and stayed off streaming services for years to protest low payouts. Eventually, they joined streaming platforms but remained critical of the model. More recently, a poorly handled arena tour, disputes with management, and a controversial “America Loves Crypto” performance led them to speak out against what they see as a consolidated, billionaire-driven industry.

So why do The Black Keys seem to fight with everyone? Part of the answer is Patrick Carney’s unfiltered candor. Part of it is the long shadow of the Jack White feud, which pushed them into a defensive posture early on. And part of it is their growing frustration with a music business they view as exploitative. Through it all, they have clung to a stubborn sense of authenticity, even when it costs them allies.

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T.I. on Legacy, Music, Business & Culture • R&B MONEY Podcast • Ep.177 Hotney 6 Streams • 3 months ago

The Authority On All Things R&B !
T.I. joins Tank & J. Valentine for a powerful conversation on music, legacy, entrepreneurship, and the evolution of Atlanta culture.
From pioneering the sound of Trap Music to building a career that expanded into film, television, and business, Tip reflects on the moments that shaped his journey and the mindset required to sustain success at the highest level.
We get into artistry, leadership, navigating the industry, and the responsibility that comes with influence and longevity.

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0:00 Intro
1:21 T.I. Joins The Podcast
1:41 Becoming “The King Of The South”
2:50 Getting Blessings From Scarface, OutKast & UGK
4:15 Growing Up In Bankhead Atlanta
4:49 Rapping LL Cool J In Front Of His Uncles
5:28 Writing His First Rap In Third Grade
6:38 Discovering A Recording Studio In Sixth Grade
8:08 Meeting Kanye — The First Person To Record Him
9:32 Performing At Atlanta Strip Clubs At 17
11:01 Early Days With PSC
13:19 T.I.’s Artist Development Era
14:12 Trapping While Chasing Rap Dreams
17:24 Getting Introduced To DJ Toomp
19:35 Building The Team Around T.I.
20:17 Learning Street Hustles Beyond Drug Dealing
22:06 Opening A Barber Shop As A Front
24:52 Meeting Jason Jeter
26:33 Finding Out He Was Going To Be A Father
27:55 The Intervention That Changed Everything
29:20 Jason Jeter Introduces Him To Patchwerk Studios
31:20 “Where The F*** Have You Been?”
31:39 Meeting KP & LaFace Records
33:34 First Trip To The Source Awards In LA
35:18 Getting Embraced By Dungeon Family & OutKast
36:38 Realizing Music Was Bigger Than The Streets
38:50 Getting Signed To LaFace Records
41:23 Receiving His First Signing Bonus
41:51 Buying His First Car — The 1985 Suburban
44:03 The “I’m Serious” Album Era
45:16 Why He Changed His Name From Tip To T.I.
47:22 Expecting To Blow Up After “I’m Serious”
48:05 Pharrell Warned Him The First Album Might Fail
49:36 Building His Own Street Team
51:28 The Birth Of Gangsta Grillz With DJ Drama
52:34 Calling LA Reid For Financial Independence
53:17 Asking LA Reid For $2 Million
55:11 LA Reid Lets T.I. Walk Away From LaFace
1:01:49 ATL 20th Anniversary & Acting Challenges
1:03:15 T.I. Talks “Takers” & Filming With An Ankle Monitor
1:05:00 “What Did My Character Do Wrong?” — Breaking Down Takers
1:08:18 Why Every Superstar Needs Movies
1:09:05 Joining The Marvel Universe In Ant-Man
1:10:20 Dreams Growing Up On Bankhead
1:11:22 The “New T.I.” & Cutting Off The Ego
1:14:51 Why T.I. Is “Killing The King”
1:17:03 Starving The Ego & Finding Peace
1:18:07 Is T.I. Really Retiring From Rap?
1:18:53 Real Estate, Comedy & Life After Music
1:19:44 Why His New Music Feels Different
1:21:13 Making Some Of His Best Music 25 Years Later
1:22:50 Raising Musical Kids & Family Talent
1:26:40 Parenting, Driving Services & Responsible Kids
1:31:00 T.I.’s Top 5 R&B Singers
1:34:05 T.I.’s Top 5 R&B Songs
1:34:43 Building The Perfect R&B Superstar
1:37:56 “I Ain’t Saying No Names”
1:45:18 “We Have Since Killed The King”
1:47:10 Kill The King Album Tease & Touring Plans
1:47:42 Shout Out To Sessions Atlanta
1:47:47 T.I. Talks Touring Again
1:48:05 “We Want People To See Me”
1:48:17 Bringing Special Guests On The Road
1:48:40 Outro