Bree Runway, Yung Baby Tate – Damn Daniel (Official Video) [Quarantine Edition]

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‘Damn Daniel’ Out Now. Listen here: https://ift.tt/3d0s9kq

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my name keisha and i go college
fuck with all the credit card scammers and the fraudsters
got good brain but not much knowledge
that’s why i get my titties out when i’m with the scholars
see this face, never with the drama
these niggas jaw dropping when i turn around and park it
i like bosses who handle all my problems
(can you handle all my problems)

pre
that’s why i like dan (dan)
oh danny he the man (man)
he told my mama he got plans (plans)
but he never post of the gram, gram (damn)
danny switched it up, why he do me like that?
don’t send me heart eyes now he treat me like crap
any itty bitty problem and he say i’m a lot
thought i was numero uno
oh he musta forgot

chorus
say that shit better watch your back
better say that shit better watch your back
x4
(if you wanna get it, get it like that)

v2 [yung baby tate]
wassup it’s felicia hi
boys try to holla and i tellem’ bye
i don’t really care how much they want me
i just let em’ fall like humpty dumpty
creme of the crop
on the top of the pile
i make a mans heart stop
with a wink and a smile
it’s been a while since i gave it a try
cause i’ve been leaving them high and dry

Pre [yung baby tate]
until i met dan (dan)
oh danny he the man (man)
he told my mama he got plans (plans)
but he never post me on the gram, gram, damn
danny switched up
danny flipped the switch
danny probably laid up with another chick
cuz any itty bitty problem and he say I’m a lot
thought i was numbero uno but he must have forgot

bridge
(bree) he musta thought we was some dumb bitches, or something let me tie up me weave
(tate) uh uh not before i pull this trick out my sleeve

dan dan he thought he was the man man
he didn’t know that we had plans, plans
now he lookin stupid on the gram, gram , dann

chorus
say that shit better watch your back
better say that shit better watch your back
x4
(if you wanna get it, get it like that)

post chorus
if you fuck with him, he’ll fuck all your friends
x4

outro
don’t don’t don’t don’t don’t don’t don’t trust the man
i said you can not trust the man
so baby don’t you trust the man
x2

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Wireality: Enabling Complex Tangible Geometries in Virtual Reality with Worn Multi-String Haptics

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Wireality is a worn VR haptic system that allows for individual joints on the hands to be accurately arrested in 3D space through the use of retractable wires that can be locked. This allows for convincing tangible interactions with large and complex geometries, such as walls, furniture and railings. Our approach is lightweight (11g worn on the hands), low-cost (~$35) and low-power (0.024mWh per actuation).

Learn more: https://ift.tt/2W96vnk & http://www.figlab.com

Citation:
Fang, C., Zhang, Y., Dworman, M. and Harrison, C. 2020. Wireality: Enabling Tangible Complex Geometries in Virtual Reality with Worn Multi-String Haptics. To appear in Proceedings of the 38th Annual SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (Honolulu, Hawaii, April 25 – 30, 2020). CHI ’20. ACM, New York, NY.

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The Best Guitar Music Today Is Coming From The Sahara Desert

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**Check out a Spotify playlist with these songs & more: https://ift.tt/35YATU5 (a work in progress)**

Hypnotic, soulful guitars with groovy, intricate rhythms; Tichumaren (AKA Sahara desert blues) is one of the most exciting guitar-rock genres to emerge in the 21st century.

Songs (in order of appearance):
“Intro” by Engine Summer
“Ilougan” by Men & Women of the Kel Issekeneren
“Anna” by Mdou Moctar
“Lulla” by Tinariwen
“Tenhert” by Tinariwen
“Ahoulaguine Akaline” by Bombino
“Adinate” by Bombino
“Ano Nagarus” by Group Inerane
“Tarhanine Tegla” by Afous D’afous
“Fassuos Tarhanet” by Tamikrest
“Tinariwen” by Group Anmataff
“Imigradan” by Les Filles de Illighadad

This video also contains footage from the documentaries “Agadez, the Music and the Rebellion” (2010), “A Story of Sahel Sounds” (2016) — two incredible films that give an intimate look into Tuareg music.

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Afro-Iran: The Unknown Minority by Mahdi Ehsaei

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An introduction to a photo book by German-Iranian photographer Mahdi Ehsaei depicting the little known minority of Afro-Iranians in South Iran in fascinating portraits.

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Afro-Iran shows a side of Iran, which is widely unknown even to Iranians: a minority of people who influenced the culture of a whole region by continuing their African heritage with their clothing style, their music, their dance and their oral traditions and rituals. I set out to the Hormozgan Province in the Persian Gulf to shed some light on this part of Iran, which is home to the descendants of enslaved people and traders from Africa.

The traditional and historical region with one of Iran’s most ethnically diverse populations is framed with unique landscapes. The photo book shows fascinating portraits which are not typical for the common picture of Iran. ‘Afro-Iran’ reveals details documenting a centuries-long history of a community, which is often overlooked in Iran’s history, but which has even shaped the culture in Southern Iran.

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Zambia’s 70s Psych Rock Scene Produced The Catchiest Rock Anthems

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Zamrock thrived for only a few years in the mid-70s, but it’s bands produced some incredibly catchy rock anthems. Taking influence from a diverse range of sounds like Jimi Hendrix, The Velvet Underground, afrobeat and Zambian folk, Zamrock is an incredibly rich and fun genre to sink your teeth into.

Check out a playlist of songs in this video + more artists: https://ift.tt/34XAr9R

All songs featured in this video (in order):
0:00 WITCH – “Living In The Past”
0:40 Keith Mlevhu – “Love and Freedom”
1:05 Paul Ngozi – “Bamayo”
3:11 WITCH – “Introduction”
4:19 Musi-O-Tunya – “Mpondolo”
4:32 Musi-O-Tunya – “Dark Sunrise”
5:28 Rikki Ililonga – “Sheebeen Queen”
5:37 WITCH – “Lazy Bones”
6:00 Paul Ngozi – “Anasoni”
6:16 The Peace – “Black Power”
6:46 Keith Mlevhu – “Ubuntungwa”
7:06 Amanaz – “Khala my Friend”
7:24 WITCH – “Living In The Past”
8:19 The Blackfoot – “When I Needed You”
8:39 Salty Dog – “See The Storm”
9:30 Salty Dog – “Fast”
10:42 Rikki Ililonga & Derick Mbao – “Madzi A Moyo”
10:54 Paul Ngozi – “Nshaupwa Bwino”
11:43 Amanaz – “Sunday Morning”
12:38 The Blackfoot – “Lonley Highway”

Zamrock LP & Book Boxset from Now-Again Records: https://ift.tt/2xKavmd

Zamrock Reissues from Strawberry Rain: https://ift.tt/2S2RzWt

WITCH Bandcamp (w/ LPs for sale): https://ift.tt/2KqXhNB

Highway Hi-Fi Podcast: https://ift.tt/34XX7Hf

A special thanks to ‘We Intend To Cause Havoc,’ an upcoming doc about WITCH and Zamrock, for sourcing rare photos. Find more info on their future release here: https://ift.tt/3eKCXES

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