That’s all I got. Apparently that was taken on the set of Kanye’s “Flashing Lights” video in Denmark. Direction duo Neon is made up of partners Nabil Elderkin & John Pina. They have done:
Common’s “The People”
Kanye West “Throw Some D’s remix”
Common “The Game”
Credits:
“Stereo” – John Legend
“Another Again” – John Legend
“PDA” – John Legend
“The People” – Common
“The Game” – Common
“A Dream” – Common feat. Will.I.Am
“I Know” – Drake Bell
“Throw Some D’s” – Kanye West
“The Good Left Undone” – Rise Against
“The Spaces Between” – Expatriate
Why is this animated GIF one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen? I wanna add my own: BRO RLY?! and it has an owl in a visor with a case of Natty Light, a Jack Johnson CD and a tub of Muscle Milk. See Bro Rape below.
Props to Brandon Perkins over at URB for giving me the background on this
Bro Rape: An Investigative Report from Derrick Comedy
Loving this dude. Sanaz told me about him. Late pass on posting this, I see Perez Hilton has already anointed Adam with his white man ink, whose last name isn’t really Tensta, but rather Tensta, Sweden is his home town. According to Wikipedia, Tensta is “known for its large concentration of immigrants, high rates of unemployed and people on social welfar..with a 44% unemployment rate.”
For some reason the aesthetic of the video takes it to a whole new level for me; sort of like The Roots “Don’t Say Nuthin”…
meets Limp Bizkit f. Method Man “N 2Gether Now”.
Wale remix anyone?
Download Adam Tensta “My Cool”
produced by Addeboy v. Cliff
Flashing Lights video
World of Pain video
I just read about this dude on discobelle.net today. I’m pretty blown away by his remix of what is already an amazing song. What’s more is that the video is pure fire. And the dude is unsigned. Superproducer/spot-blower-upper Dallas Austin entered into a production deal with Colin’s Canadian manager/label with hopes of getting this phenom a mufuckin deal. Dallas’ Rowdy Records has a first look deal with Universal. Time will tell where this dude ends up.
The second video, “World of Pain”, uses 10,000 still photographs to create an interesting but gimmicky look. I don’t really think the device works for the song. If he had somehow combined the stills idea with his “Flashing Lights remix” video concept, we might have a VMA-worthy clip.
I’m stamping this dude now.
