Watch the entire 4 minutes of the video, and try not to laugh or even break a smile! I lost it at 2:03, that guy's laughter was contagious!
*Credits Mus for showing me this clip.
And to the HSM fans, no offense, but the next two videos are funny!
Who know the choreography "Bet On It" had a different meaning to it!
Loves!
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
The Power of the Guitar
Well, I skipped the Thaipusam festival yesterday to hang out with Syuh and Raudah. You know the thing about these two people, is that we can all chill wherever we are, without having to worry what to do, what to say, or how long to spend there.
I met Syuh earlier at 12 to walk around causeway point, and despite it being a small chopping centre, we spent about an hour or so in just three shops! As always, there was the "deep talk" moment outside of Watsons. The places can never get any more awesome. Hahah.
Met Raudah who was with Farhan. Despite being famished, all of us were making fun of this bunch of twits who were sitting beside us. Farhan was the best for he stared at them with disdain, as though he was disgusted that such people existed. The best was how he kept looking at the girls' piercings and imitating their laughter. Then there was the new move of "sneezing, coughing and laughing at the same time". No person could do it, except for that twit girl.
Soon enough, Ayuni came and we were still talking about random stuff, of people in MacDonalds. When we finally made up our minds to eat, it was already four!
From there, it was the usual; Reminscing the past. It was funny as we recalled the stupid stuff we did. From the sneaking out of class to buy food, to the fights in class, to the anti-twit pledge, to our daily dosage of Ghost Stories. It was really funny and we were glad that all that happened. It was both good and bad though, that it did happened. Good being that we've all changed after that, and worked hard towards our goals. And bad being that, the fun's over.
Then we tried sharing ghost stories, but every story that was told seemed to be hilarious. Maybe it was because Raudah was stammering so much in English. Hahah.
Like I said, being with them, we didn't have to worry about what to do or say or even place to settle down. For we talked and laughed, laughed and talked till it was around 8.
Nothing could sum the day up except laughter and more laughter, and definitely when Raudah took a photo, thinking that we were all in it, but finally found out that she took it alone!
I do miss those times, and meeting up was definitely a fantastic idea. I do hope I'll never lose contact with both of them!
2E3 2006 and 4E3 2008, when's our clas reunion? Tell me!!!!
Hahah, okay enough about the outing, more on to music.
Okay, I missed the first part of Live n' Loaded and after watching the encore telecast of it, I realized that the band "For This Cycle" is really nice!
It gives the very warm setting, like someone sitting in a lounge, with orange walls, rattan chairs , ceiling fan that swings lazily, by the sea. You get me? I totally lost the proper words to describe it lah, so do description of the room loh.
Anyway, speaking of music, I really love how the simple instrument, such as a guitar, can be used to make various types of sounds to make MUSIC.
Just watch these videos if you have no clue as to what I'm saying.
The power of the guitar and the recording thingy!
And definitely one of my favourite artists, KT Tunstall, who does her performances entirely by herself. A true SOLO ARTIST. Hahah. And she sounds so much better live.
Loves!
I met Syuh earlier at 12 to walk around causeway point, and despite it being a small chopping centre, we spent about an hour or so in just three shops! As always, there was the "deep talk" moment outside of Watsons. The places can never get any more awesome. Hahah.
Met Raudah who was with Farhan. Despite being famished, all of us were making fun of this bunch of twits who were sitting beside us. Farhan was the best for he stared at them with disdain, as though he was disgusted that such people existed. The best was how he kept looking at the girls' piercings and imitating their laughter. Then there was the new move of "sneezing, coughing and laughing at the same time". No person could do it, except for that twit girl.
Soon enough, Ayuni came and we were still talking about random stuff, of people in MacDonalds. When we finally made up our minds to eat, it was already four!
From there, it was the usual; Reminscing the past. It was funny as we recalled the stupid stuff we did. From the sneaking out of class to buy food, to the fights in class, to the anti-twit pledge, to our daily dosage of Ghost Stories. It was really funny and we were glad that all that happened. It was both good and bad though, that it did happened. Good being that we've all changed after that, and worked hard towards our goals. And bad being that, the fun's over.
Then we tried sharing ghost stories, but every story that was told seemed to be hilarious. Maybe it was because Raudah was stammering so much in English. Hahah.
Like I said, being with them, we didn't have to worry about what to do or say or even place to settle down. For we talked and laughed, laughed and talked till it was around 8.
Nothing could sum the day up except laughter and more laughter, and definitely when Raudah took a photo, thinking that we were all in it, but finally found out that she took it alone!
I do miss those times, and meeting up was definitely a fantastic idea. I do hope I'll never lose contact with both of them!
2E3 2006 and 4E3 2008, when's our clas reunion? Tell me!!!!
Hahah, okay enough about the outing, more on to music.
Okay, I missed the first part of Live n' Loaded and after watching the encore telecast of it, I realized that the band "For This Cycle" is really nice!
It gives the very warm setting, like someone sitting in a lounge, with orange walls, rattan chairs , ceiling fan that swings lazily, by the sea. You get me? I totally lost the proper words to describe it lah, so do description of the room loh.
Anyway, speaking of music, I really love how the simple instrument, such as a guitar, can be used to make various types of sounds to make MUSIC.
Just watch these videos if you have no clue as to what I'm saying.
The power of the guitar and the recording thingy!
And definitely one of my favourite artists, KT Tunstall, who does her performances entirely by herself. A true SOLO ARTIST. Hahah. And she sounds so much better live.
Loves!
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Wazaaaaaaaahhh.......
There's this tent of Buddhist monks that have been chanting since three days ago. The golden spinning thing outside the tent is really cool. But it seems like only Chinese looking people are invited to the tent. My mum was disappointed because she didn't look Chinese enough and so, wasn't invited.
It's scary, especially at night when the monks are still chanting, because it sounds like some Thai horror film.
But there's a huge tent just below my block and it's a Pasar Malam that's about to start! There's like Bumper Cars and some other Pasar Malam games over at Admiralty Place too.
Ting Ting Sweet, Mai Ya Tang, Durian, Takoyaki, and whatever Pasar malam food, HERE I COME!
It's scary, especially at night when the monks are still chanting, because it sounds like some Thai horror film.
But there's a huge tent just below my block and it's a Pasar Malam that's about to start! There's like Bumper Cars and some other Pasar Malam games over at Admiralty Place too.
Ting Ting Sweet, Mai Ya Tang, Durian, Takoyaki, and whatever Pasar malam food, HERE I COME!
The thing about shoes
That video (above) is freakin' FUNNEH (bo liao if you want to call it). The guy who's driving really sounds like Mandark from Dexter's Laboratory in Cartoon Network (Yes, I do watch it. And I love behaving like Dee Dee (even though I fail horribly at it) to irritate my brothers and mum. Hahah)
Anyway, there's like 9 million views on the video! Ultimate crazy people in a car. Hahah.
Okay, moving on.
As the title says, it's all about shoes.
Well, I'm not really worked up over sneakers or guy shoes, what I'm pissed is all those fancy girly shoes.
I find that shoes are one of the points that makes you look attractive. And even though I don't go for heels, I like pretty decorated ones every once in a while.
But being a long feet that I am, there always isn't sizes for me! Most sizes stop at 7. Only if I'm lucky, then I'll get 7 and a half or 8.
It's really frustrating sometimes to happily choose the shoes you want, and then be told by the salesgirl "sorry miss, there isn't 7 1/2 or 8".
Singapore should start having shops with shoes for big feet soon, or I'll start tying my feet to this.
But then again, I don't want my feet to look like this.
The few shops that have shoes for big feet are shops like Cotton On and Mondo. But with only two shops, everything looks the same. I'll start my own shoe shop soon.
Yeah right...
On a happier note, I've got my lower lip pierced! I'm really happy because I got it for free! And it looks like this. That's not me of course.
I'm going over next week to get my nose and tongue (maybe) pierced too. I'm excited.
Loves.
Friday, February 06, 2009
Shigga Shay
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Someone who speaks his mind about local bands. I'm not saying I support him or anything. It's no harm hearing from other, isn't it?
I caught the later part of "Live N' Loaded" last night, and of all the performances shown, and I think ShiGGa Shay wasn't too bad.
You can find his MySpace profile here. There, you can find his background info, full name and even how he became a rapper.
Yes, you're not seeing things, he is a rapper. A Singapore Rapper.
Now, most of you would go "huh? Singapore Rapper? Sure or not? Sure very lame loh, or got 'lah' or 'loh' here and there. So malu!".
Well, at first when I heard Utt introduce him, I too thought the same. But after hearing him rap, it totally changed my opinion.
I really liked the song that he performed, "Still Fly". You can watch it below, and give your opinions on it.
And the next one is actually a dedication to all momma's out there.
You can head on to his Youtube channel to watch more of his videos, including the pranks. Click Here.
The funny thing was, he spoke like a Gangsta' from the Bronx when interviewed by Utt. I wonder if he did the same for his English Oral Examination?
Well, some of you might say "Aiyah poser". Well, that's for you to decide. I think it's pretty neat to have a local talent that raps tight music.
Loves.
Click Here
Someone who speaks his mind about local bands. I'm not saying I support him or anything. It's no harm hearing from other, isn't it?
I caught the later part of "Live N' Loaded" last night, and of all the performances shown, and I think ShiGGa Shay wasn't too bad.
You can find his MySpace profile here. There, you can find his background info, full name and even how he became a rapper.
Yes, you're not seeing things, he is a rapper. A Singapore Rapper.
Now, most of you would go "huh? Singapore Rapper? Sure or not? Sure very lame loh, or got 'lah' or 'loh' here and there. So malu!".
Well, at first when I heard Utt introduce him, I too thought the same. But after hearing him rap, it totally changed my opinion.
I really liked the song that he performed, "Still Fly". You can watch it below, and give your opinions on it.
And the next one is actually a dedication to all momma's out there.
You can head on to his Youtube channel to watch more of his videos, including the pranks. Click Here.
The funny thing was, he spoke like a Gangsta' from the Bronx when interviewed by Utt. I wonder if he did the same for his English Oral Examination?
Well, some of you might say "Aiyah poser". Well, that's for you to decide. I think it's pretty neat to have a local talent that raps tight music.
Loves.
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