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Chris Brown and Rihanna have had a GREAT history together.

We all remember this…

And this…

Well guess what…? The two of them are back together… at least in the music. Rihanna and Chris Brown have released two new songs together.

Rihanna collaborated with Chris Brown in his song Turn Up The Music.

And then in this one…

How is this acceptable? What kind of message is this sending to young girls… and boys for that matter?

What do you make of this? Please leave comments in the comment section. I’ll be responding to them!

Porn is one of the internet’s biggest money makers… but will this new YouTube series be as successful?

It’s hot dog porn! This gives a new meaning to ‘sausage fest!’

This is hilarious!

Word on the street is that Glee has covered Rebecca Black’s Friday…

Call me dumb, but I’m pretty sure that’s not Glee.

Music is a very magical thing. Nothing else is quite like it. You can speed it up, and slow it down for completely different effects… but what about slowing a song down 1,000%. What would that sound like?

Let’s try the Jurassic Park theme song… Here’s the original version at normal speed.

Now let’s slow it down 1,000% making it just under an hour long…

Pretty awesome right? 

 This video is way awesome! Thanks to my friend Travis for sharing the link! Watch the video, it’s pretty awesome!

Somehow I’m just now finding out about this… thanks @itsbenweiner for sharing!

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Ask me anything, and I’ll post a video response! Check out my VYou below, or go to my profile here.

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 Coolest water slide stunt I’ve ever seen.

 I was browsing YouTube this morning and I came across this interesting video about the science of being happy. Pretty cool.

YouTube description: Researchers at UC Berkeley are doing a wide range of studies exploring positive emotions and happiness. Experiments on the brain, nervous system, hormones, heart, and social interaction are indicating that human nature and the survival of the species rely much more on compassion, gratitude, trust, and altruism than previously thought. The theory of “survival of the fittest” is giving way to “survival of the kindest.” Psychologists Dacher Keltner, Rudy Mendoza-Denton, and sociologists Rob Willer and Christina Carter discuss their work and its implications for society.
Video produced by Roxanne Makasdjian, UC Berkeley Media Relations (7:40 min.)