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sábado, 19 de noviembre de 2011
lunes, 4 de julio de 2011
VIDEO: D.Gómez a.k.a. Pimp D a.k.a. Kaín "Swing"

Colabo de Pimp D y Chirie YA! Serious P se sale a la producción.
Via Arkestra.
#ROCK&FLYPUTA
www.corredoresdebloque.com
martes, 12 de abril de 2011
miércoles, 17 de noviembre de 2010
viernes, 10 de septiembre de 2010
lunes, 12 de julio de 2010
sábado, 12 de junio de 2010
LIVE: R.Kelly inaugura El Mundial!
Queremos felicitar desde aquí a la organización del Mundial por tan acertada decisión.
viernes, 12 de febrero de 2010
viernes, 5 de febrero de 2010
martes, 3 de noviembre de 2009
CINE: The King of Kong, A Fistful of Quarters (Seth Gordon, 2007)
Gracias a Tres por recomendarnos este docu IN-CRE-I-BLE sobre el frikísimo mundo de la alta competición de juegos de Arcade antiguos y la rivalidad entre los dos campeones mundiales de Donkey Kong, el profesor de ciencias Steve Wiebe y el detestable magnate de las salsas Billy Mitchell.
Etiquetas:
80s,
Cine,
Deporte,
Documental,
Documento,
Frikismo,
Videojuegos
jueves, 3 de septiembre de 2009
A tope con Marky Mark!
Existen muchas razones para admirar a Mark Wahlberg a.k.a. Marky Mark: una es su entrañable etapa como rapero adolescente (inspirada por su hermano Donnie, líder de los New Kids On The Block) y modelo sex symbol, otra es su triunfal carrera en Hollywood como actor - papelón el de Rockstar - y sobre todo como productor de la serie Entourage que está parcialmente basada en su vida, pero la principal es el programa de musculación que tenía en la tele y ese poderoso saludo/grito de guerra capaz de despertar a un muerto...
PAH!
PAH!
lunes, 16 de marzo de 2009
VIDEO: Ty Evans "Fully Flared" / "Feel The Bubbles"
A los que, como nosotros, colgarais el patín hace años y no sigáis de cerca la actualidad eskatera, puede que se os pasara también esta obra maestra de intro que dirigió Ty Evans - con la ayuda de Spike Jonze y Cory Weincheque - para el vídeo Fully Flared que sacó Lakai el año pasado; es como la versión sk8 de Apocalypse Now, sólo que en vez de Wagner suena M83:
Entonces Nestlé lo fichó para dirigir el spot "Feel The Bubbles" para la chocolatina Aero, y él firmó esta otra genialidad junto Bob Burnquist:
domingo, 1 de marzo de 2009
VIDEO: Miami Sound Machine "Conga"
Este finde, recopilando hits de latin freestyle con D.a.r.y.l., nos acordamos de este temazo de Miami Sound Machine y comentamos cuánto molan los videoclips con guión, además éste en concreto transmite un buen rollo increíble. "Conga" fue la canción de la Vuelta Ciclista a España de 1986, esto era cuando Gloria y Emilio Estefan todavía pillaban onda:
martes, 17 de febrero de 2009
Yo! MQB Raps
Bueno, ya va siendo hora de reivindicar a los participantes de Mira Quién Baila que lo han mantenido más real...En el Top 2:
ORTEGA CANO A.K.A. ORTEGUI "O.K." KANI
ORTEGA CANO A.K.A. ORTEGUI "O.K." KANI
JULIO SALINAS A.K.A. JAY-S
sábado, 14 de febrero de 2009
Desparrame con Rudy!
Tras ser elegido por votación popular, esta madrugada Rudy "In Your Face" Fernández se convertirá en el primer europeo en participar en el concurso de mates del All-Star de la NBA y - cruzamos los dedos - puede que en ganarlo. Desparrame estará apoyando: Go Rudy!
sábado, 31 de enero de 2009
LIL WAYNE ama a NADAL!
El tío ahora comenta deportes para ESPN Magazine y esto lo que piensa de Rafa:
Besides the Packers, my favorite teams are the Red Sox, the Lakers and the Boston Bruins. I also love tennis. I had a lot of people over to my place to watch the Wimbledon final this year, and we went crazy. I love Federer but Nadal is my favorite. He's the man. I love his motivation and his heart is big. He leaves it on the court. And when I found out he still lives with his family despite his success, that was it for me. That's unbelievable right there. That just goes to show you where his heart is at, how much love he has. So we were watching that match, and nobody thought he was gonna win. Everybody was telling me how he hadn't beat Federer on the hard court and he could only do it on clay but I never had any doubts. I knew his heart was gonna do it for him, and it did.
Is Rafa the tennis player of the people? I think there is an argument to be made that he's the Proletariat to Fed's Bourgeoisie. I know Fed fans will rail on me for saying that but I really don't mean that as a slight at all to Fed. He plays a beautiful, graceful, elegant game. I kind of feel like I should be sipping brandy and listening to Mozart when he plays. He never looks rattled, never looks like he's sweating, he's just...elegant. And to be fair, Fed has bought into this whole bourgie aura. Who wore black tuxedo shorts at the US Open, or a cashmere cardigan at Wimbly?
This is why I can see how Fed appeals to the tennis purist. He plays the game the way I think people imagine the game should be played. It's balletic, graceful, and effortless.
But it seems to me that Rafa is the "people's player". He works so damn hard and shows it through his intensity and effort. He's aesthetically a pure athlete, strong and explosive and hits the ball with brute force. I'm just talking about perception here, as obviously Fed is an incredible athlete as well. But Rafa looks like a football player who happens to play tennis. He brings that kind of fire to the court.
All this is to say, I'm really happy we have both of them. I think they appeal to different demographics and I do think that Rafa is good for the growth of the game. He makes tennis look like a physical sport, and that appeals to certain people, myself included.
Besides the Packers, my favorite teams are the Red Sox, the Lakers and the Boston Bruins. I also love tennis. I had a lot of people over to my place to watch the Wimbledon final this year, and we went crazy. I love Federer but Nadal is my favorite. He's the man. I love his motivation and his heart is big. He leaves it on the court. And when I found out he still lives with his family despite his success, that was it for me. That's unbelievable right there. That just goes to show you where his heart is at, how much love he has. So we were watching that match, and nobody thought he was gonna win. Everybody was telling me how he hadn't beat Federer on the hard court and he could only do it on clay but I never had any doubts. I knew his heart was gonna do it for him, and it did.
Is Rafa the tennis player of the people? I think there is an argument to be made that he's the Proletariat to Fed's Bourgeoisie. I know Fed fans will rail on me for saying that but I really don't mean that as a slight at all to Fed. He plays a beautiful, graceful, elegant game. I kind of feel like I should be sipping brandy and listening to Mozart when he plays. He never looks rattled, never looks like he's sweating, he's just...elegant. And to be fair, Fed has bought into this whole bourgie aura. Who wore black tuxedo shorts at the US Open, or a cashmere cardigan at Wimbly?
This is why I can see how Fed appeals to the tennis purist. He plays the game the way I think people imagine the game should be played. It's balletic, graceful, and effortless.
But it seems to me that Rafa is the "people's player". He works so damn hard and shows it through his intensity and effort. He's aesthetically a pure athlete, strong and explosive and hits the ball with brute force. I'm just talking about perception here, as obviously Fed is an incredible athlete as well. But Rafa looks like a football player who happens to play tennis. He brings that kind of fire to the court.
All this is to say, I'm really happy we have both of them. I think they appeal to different demographics and I do think that Rafa is good for the growth of the game. He makes tennis look like a physical sport, and that appeals to certain people, myself included.
miércoles, 28 de enero de 2009
YOUTUBISMO: Fucked Up Raver in Barcelona
Sidechains dice: "¿Quién dijo que en las raves sólo habían drogatas y flauti-perros? También hay gente que ama la vida sana y el deporte. Quedaos con el momento final (Mariposa Style) Grande!"
Etiquetas:
Deporte,
Rave,
Videos,
Youtubismo
domingo, 18 de enero de 2009
YOUTUBISMO: Mira Quién Baila...
Dos de nuestros vídeos de baile callejero favoritos:
Dutch Kids dancing to Hyper Bass!
The original Technoviking tape from 2000
Etiquetas:
Baile,
Deporte,
Videos,
Youtubismo
martes, 6 de enero de 2009
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