Twisted Younginz

Twisted Younginz

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  • Season 6 Ep. 3 | The Daily - The Weeknd, Dawn FM & Gunna's, DS4EVER
    Myra, Dei & Mojo discuss the Weeknd's fifth album is both a sonic and thematic follow-up to After Hours. It also has him riding the cinematic and retro synth-pop sounds first explored in 2016's Star Boy to its zenith. This is immortalized by the A-list personnel behind the new project, from Swedish pop maestro Max Martin and EDM trio Swedish House Mafia to U.S. producer and film composer Daniel Lopatin, who goes by Oneohtrix Point Never, or OPN. You could argue that Dawn FM is merely a flowering of ideas that were there all along. House of Balloons creates chilly R&B out of samples of  Beach House, and Aaliyah and elsewhere seems to nod to the moody drums & bad vibes of Phil Collins classics and the bedroom antics of '90s R&B legends like Jodeci. Elsewhere, pop hitmaker Max Martin takes guitars and synths and transforms them into disco-inflected bangers such as the album's lone single, "Take my Breath." The rhythm guitars resemble a mix of '80s funk and Daft Punk on "Sacrifice," which was built atop a sample of Alicia Myers' 1981 track "I Want to Thank You." And on "Less Than Zero," a tender acoustic guitar opens a new-wave lane that we've never seen the Toronto singer explore before, a rare moment of sonic fun (it's also one of two tracks on this entire album that is in a primary key). There was even be a global early, live broadcast today on Amazon Music for those who are extra eager to share the listening experience with fans across the world. As we count down the hours until the official drop at midnight, I am extraordinarily thankful for The Weeknd's spontaneity, for I am sure we are about to experience music history in the making.
    Listen to The Weeknd on Apple music. Also, they discuss. Gunna has come a long way, solidifying himself as one of the most prominent hitmakers coming out of Atlanta. Though he didn't release much music last year, he appeared on several other compilations like Young Thug's Punk, Pop Smoke's Faith, Doja Cat's Planet Her, and many others. Now, it's time for young Wunna to shine.
    Additionally, he further explores the themes of people he can no longer trust and how that has changed him. In the chorus, he raps, "You know b*****s talk, but you were the boss, so we keep our business private." He backs up these lyrics by acknowledging how he has helped others with "I got some slimes out a beehive, I know they are dying 'bout it." Overall, this song is a coming-of-age track for Gunna and is a perfect opener for the final chapter of the Drip Season series. On the next track, "poochie gown," there is a lot of anticipation and beef surrounding this track. However, it seems that, while there may be a lot more behind the scenes of this track, the main point that comes to attention is his apparent diss at Freddie Gibbs—produced by Wheezy, this song bass-heavy track with Gunna delivering fast flows. Gunna drops the bar in the song, "Hang above the rim. I can't fuck with Freddie Gibbs." He even backed this up on Twitter with a diss that would eventually evolve into a series of tweets from Gibbs.
    56 min
  • Season 6 Ep. 2 | Layne Smoke Talks Record Labels, Memes, Cannabis Marketing Agency Top Tree, Working With Artist Russ

    In this latest episode, with had the pleasure of speaking with Layne Smoke; he discusses Working with Raw Rolling Papers, Record Labels and how they purchase meme accounts and use them to push artist Rollouts; his Cannabis Marketing Agency Company "Top Tree" that he started with his older brother and what lead to that, the importance of driving consumers to your brand using excellent marketing techniques, working and developing hip hop artists Russ, booking Waka Flacka and Macklemore for college shows plus more! Tune in and leave feedback 💯🎬


    41 min
  • Season 6 Ep. 1 | Dark History - The CERN Machine, Queen Semiramis, Cold War Zombies Forsakeen & More

    In this episode, Myra & Mojo talk about how the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the most powerful particle accelerator ever built. The accelerator sits in a tunnel 100 meters underground at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, on the Franco-Swiss border near Geneva, Switzerland. they also discuss how The name Easter is never associated with the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ in the original Scriptures and is actually derived from the word "Eostre." Eostre was Queen Semiramis, the wife of Nimrod, Noah's evil but enterprising great-grandson (Genesis 10:6-8). They will also discuss if Call Of Duty Cold War Zombies if the Forsaken map which is based off when Zykov entered the Dark Aether, over forty years of corruption, he would be transformed into a monstrous, malignant Elder God. With this new stage in his life, he named himself as The Forsaken, in reference to his abandonment by Lazarev and much more.

    1 hr 26 min
  • Season 5 Ep. 15 | American Radical - US Marshals' 'Operation Boo Dat', NXIVM & More

    In this episode, the crew discusses A law enforcement operation in New Orleans that found five missing teenage girls, some of whom may have been trafficked, and led to the arrest of 17 people for felony sex offender registration violations. 'Operation Boo Dat' - conducted by the US Marshals Service's New Orleans Task Force in partnership with state, county, and local authorities - lasted from mid-October to December 24. The rescued teens range in age from 14 to 17. They also discuss In October, Kieth Raniere was sentenced to 120 years in prison for his role in leading a cultlike group called NXIVM. A harem of sexual "slaves" was branded with his initials on their pelvises and coerced into having sex with him. These women were taught to revere him and were ordered to maintain near-starvation diets to achieve his desired physique. One of the victims was 15 years old when the abuse began. On Wednesday, Allison Mack, an actress who pleaded guilty to racketeering and conspiracy charges for her role in Nxivm, was sentenced to three years in prison.



    1 hr 4 min
  • Season 5 Ep. 14 | Grammy Vocalist Norelle, Talks New Solo Project, Performing with JLo, Rhianna, Alicia Keys & More

    Myra, Desi & Mojo have the pleasure to have Singer-songwriter, and Grammy Accredited Vocalist "Norelle". Norelle discusses performing Super bowl with Jlo and Shakira, Rhianna, John Legend being her first professional music gig, the feeling of accomplishing your dreams being on huge stages, writing her own music, the stress, and creativity that comes with being an Independent artist & more tune in and leave feedback!  IG@Twistedyounginz IG@Norelleiam  

    39 min
  • Season 5 Ep. 13 | American Radical - Black Sabbath & The War Pigs (What Did They Really Mean)

    In this episode Mojo & Myra discuss how the original title of "War Pigs" was Walpurgis, dealing with the witches' sabbath."

     Walpurgis is sort of like Christmas for Satanists. And to me, war was the big Satan", said bassist and lyricist Geezer Butler. "It wasn’t about politics or government or anything. It was Evil itself. So I was saying 'generals gathered in the masses / just like witches at black masses' to make an analogy. But when we brought it to the record company, they thought 'Walpurgis' sounded too Satanic. And that's when we turned it into 'War Pigs'. But we didn't change the lyrics, because they were already finished."

    During this time period, mandatory army service had recently ended in Britain but with the Vietnam War raging, many young men feared they'd be conscripted to fight in it. "That's what started this whole rebellion thing about not going to war for anybody", said Butler. "I was dreading being called up", the lyricist recalled. Butler’s mood had changed by the time the album was being recorded. In “War Pigs”, the generals — dubbed “the real Satanists” by the bassist — and warmongering politicians who use the poor as chess pieces became the focal point of the story. Satan was kept on as the architect of the carnage (he escapes) as the war pigs face judgment day.

    36 min
  • Season 5 Ep. 12 | American Radical - Joe Rogan interview with Peter McCullough ( What Happened )

    In this session, Myra, Desi & Mojo will discuss how cities, including Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., are now implementing vaccine requirements for entry to certain establishments. Starting Jan. 3 in Chicago, anyone five or older must prove that they are fully vaccinated to enter most indoor venues.

     Similar rules will take effect on Jan. 3 in Philadelphia. Anyone 12 years and older must have proof of complete vaccination before entering businesses that serve food and drinks for on-site consumption, including restaurants, bars, movie theaters, sports venues, and bowling alleys. In Washington, D.C., anyone 12 years and older must have proof of at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose to enter most indoor establishments in the nation’s capital starting Jan. 15. They also discuss the Joe Rogan situation, where he interviewed cardiologist Peter McCullough in December 2021. During the interview, which spanned about two hours and 45 minutes, McCullough made multiple interesting, unsubstantiated claims about the COVID-19 pandemic and the COVID-19 vaccines.

    44 min
  • Season 5 Ep. 11 | Tory Lanez - Alone At Prom
    In this episode, Myra & Mojo discuss Tory Lanez & the release of his highly anticipated new album, Alone At Prom.  The rapper has been teasing the album since September and now we finally get the full-length release.  On Monday, November 15th Tory released the lead single, “Lady of Namek”.  The song was the first single from the 80s themed project In order to execute Alone At Prom the way he visualized, Lanez created a character Ashton Rain, who acts as an alter ego of sorts. “Ashton Rain is a mixture of Hall & Oates, Toto, Michael Jackson, Rick James, and more," said Lanez. "The music was so retro and nostalgic that the character had to be created and authenticated through film, picture, and music video. The Alone At Prom album was originally supposed to be released on December 1, 2021.  The album was actually released on December 10th.
    25 min
  • Season 5 Ep. 10 | Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication ( What Did They Mean )

    Even though they regularly sat atop the charts in the early '90s, the Red Hot Chili Pepper's fortunes started to fade as the decade wore on. Myra & Mojo discuss the June 8, 1999 release of Californication. This track makes references to topics such as pornography. ("hardcore soft porn") it also mentions plastic surgery ("pay your surgeon very well to break the spell of aging") and even some pop culture references, including Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain and David Bowie. The "spheres" are a reference to Music of the Sphere's, an ancient philosophical concept that regards proportions in the movements of celestial bodies as a form of Music ("Cobain, can you hear the spheres singing songs off station to station?").  It also has other cultural references such as The Beach Boys  ("They're just another Good Vibration"), Star War ("and Alderaan's not far away"), and Star Trek ("Space may be the final frontier but it's made in a Hollywood basement").  Also, the phrase "First-born Unicorn" refers to Dorothy Stratten, whose life was covered in the book The Killing Of The Unicorn.

    31 min

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