Back when MTV was abandoning music videos for reality TV and the internet was a place none of us really understood, we made a habit of putting ourselves in front of a camera with a silly idea, throwing it to the dogs of the world wide web, and seeing where it took us. Before then, a homemade, rudimentary music video like this couldn't have dreamed of winning a Grammy, and we aren't positive, but we're pretty sure that in today's internet age, it wouldn't have a chance either. But "Here It Goes Again" happened because at just the right time, with just the right amount of internet literacy, four guys in dandy suits with eight treadmills and a beginner-to-intermediate grasp on choreography (who were bestowed with the immense advantage of having help from the brilliant @bigbadtrish) gave it a go, again and again and again and again.
This painting has no brush strokes — it is made from over 2,000,000 individual dots of colour.
And though this may look like nothing more than a sunny afternoon in Paris, it has a much darker hidden meaning...
This confidential documents situation at the #WhiteHouse is wild. Like, it’s not hard to not take that shit home. Or if you do, bring it back. I’ve been doing it for 12+ years and only once have I struggled with the concept. And by struggled, I mean I was drunk & forgot.
@scottbeaudin@MarkKreder Valid point. But the movie overall is not great. This will forever be my soap box. (Along with the fact that TB isn’t a goat cause he couldn’t beat EM in the playoffs.) It’s like wannabe toxic masculinity but without the fun chaos like in Fight Club.
@StaplesCanada brand staplers are actually very bad at their job.
Good thing my shellacked nails are exceeding expectations as staple removers. #officelife
Still riding the emotional high one week later. ♥️
And falling more in love with @gaetzphoto with every look. 📸
Except one of us didn’t like their new ring. 😂 https://t.co/xaAZq8P2rx