It is real blues you can hear in his voice. Not only does he mean every word, but Elvis was a gospel singer. His grammies are all for his gospel albums.
Looking directly at the sun, especially during sunset when symbolically the sun 'dies', is inauspicious. In the Indian tradition it is recommended to meditate during the hour the sun sets. Never to directly look at it. The sun as the giver of life force is to be respected. The message in this clip is not straightforward, saying: "look into the sun, it is positive". Rather it seems to be critiquing the woke culture that blindly demands people, especially the younger generation, to follow harmful practises mindlessly. He is not looking at her in the clip, not making eye contact, speaking without emotion. Seems possesed by evil forces. It isn't a coincidence that he is male and she is female. Please take care of yourself spiritually.
man you just brought up blm... i am down with any race proclaiming themselves supreme ... you guys keep the hate rolling with that crap. I am for the betterment of all man kind like God intended.
I wrote a piece about a sun gazing and just saw this. Ahhh solidifies my mindset in art. Music is from the ether and we are best, skilled presenters.The future is now🌹❤️
I was looking for this for a min so I could make a point but I couldn’t find it. Anyways my point is negative and relates to the current beef. Jorja’s fine self probably volunteered to be in this ad but regardless an undeniable fact is she is heavily associated with Drake the current biggest rapper in the world. Kendrick including her in this is him including woman in his feud with Drake which was already heated at this time. I think it’s the same with him putting Rihanna in the loyalty video.
Ayo hold up, how come putting Rihanna on a track is a Drake diss, maybe Kdot just wanted to work with her, Drake and Rihanna didn’t even have a relationship, not an official one at least and she married to Rocky. Seems like a reach
I think your trying to say K dot is being hypocritical. I dont see it that way. Just bc he has a woman that Drake associates wit in a song or video doesn't mean he agrees wit drakes lifestyle. A fair criticism would be the problematic rapper he had on big steppers. I didn't approve of that move but I would be lying if I told u I didn't like the music. Overall I think he just rally hates Drake. I'm mad Drake didn't cum harder(no diddy) on heart part 6 so we could get the rest of k dot hate mix tape to get to the root of the problem.
Yikes your point assumes women don't have autonomy for any of their actions . Jorja/Rihanna et al can work with whomever they want, should kendrick say no to them because they were at time associated with drake?. It's either some high school drama about everyone has to pick a side and then that's it or it's women don't have free choice to make their own moves
You have to start at the beginning 1956 with Elvis Early TV appearances. He left us a huge legacy. Recorded over 700 songs, 31 movies, documentaries, concerts. I have many favorite Elvis songs but many songs from 1968 comeback special and Aloha from Hawaii concert are the best he ever sang. American trilogy, my way, Anyway you want me, Trying to get to you. Favorite movie King Creole the beginning clip Crawfish duet with Kitty White has the New Orleans bluesy theme. Thank you for introducing Elvis to new audiences. He is truly a superstar. An iconic legend.
Suspicious Minds he just keeps going. I love it when he goes to tease one of the Sweet Inspirations and scares her half to death. They all just had fun together. He never said they work for me - Elvis always "they work with me. He wanted to see how good each performer on that stage was so good.
He was so upset because REV. Martin Luther King had been killed in Memphis and that was his home town. He was called every dirty name ypu can think of when he started out because le loved the black music and he couldn't understand why he couldn't buy their records. He made it clear they had the best music because it had soul. He got the doors opened for artists like Fats Domino, Chuck Berry, Stevie Wonder.
