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For your viewing pleasure, the most random video of the day!

Uffie's back!

Not the hottest song on her name album, but her videos are always eye-grabbing. This one's no exception.


Uffie - ADD SUV feat. Pharrell Williams
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I WANT ONE!!

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I want one so bad! No, I'm not planning dasdardly tasks like setting people on fire like the unit's capable of, but how cool would it be to know you could!

Speaking of music!

As soon as I stopped playing Uffie, I thought of this video and all the time me and my bro would spend trying to create the world's hottest handshake. Remember when how cool you looked doing stuff was priority #1? Every time I see this video, I think of that. O, and the song's still bad-ass!

The banger

I can't get this song out of my head, so I decided to broadcast it over the blogwaves. To me, it's the sound of summer. Not too serious, light and easy-to-digest. Lemme know what you think.

I always wondered where it came from...

Wikipedia said it was something with their aeronautics origins and a depiction of white propellers through a blue sky. A friend at work said it had something to do with the colors of the flag (or something like that). Here's the answer from the horse's mouth:

If only all advertising was this good!

Maybe it was the Daft Punk cameo that did it for me, but I'm always down for a good commercial. Although, Snoop does seem to show up in the weirdest roles.

That's a lot of oil!!

Latest News

See that? That's the estimated (probably lower than the true numbers) amount of gallons of oil that's been dumped into the Gulf Coast so far. I've been waiting CNN like crazy lately, and this Gulf Coast oil spill is a bonafide disaster. Looks like they got robots trying to cap the leak this evening. Hopefully they chill with the tragic photos of oil-covered ducks and pelicans.

Hopefully BP doesn't find it necessary to drop another $50 million for a PR company to design a image-saving commercial starring their CEO who promises to "make things right". All while fisherman and farmers who rely on the natural bounty of the Gulf are struggling to maintain a living. That's the real tragedy.