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Null said:ARC Music Factory specifically produces bad music videos for the sake of having them go viral and catching mad $$dosh$$.
"My Jeans" is another video produced by them and is much less known because the talent featured, in this case Jenna Rose, flipped shit after Rebecca Black got bullied out of life for her video. They took the video down upon request, but it's been mirrored a bunch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XMy9WeI_fw
This song is actually something I personally like. It's not because of the video or lyrics, but I really like her voice. I think she could do much better.
(Also notice the very random black person that shows up in both My Jeans and Friday. It's a part of their formula.)
(P.P.S. The song is called My Jeans but she's not wearing jeans. Also a part of the joke and intentionally bad aspect.)
Alan Pardew said:Did ARC Music Factory also make a song similar to "Friday"?
tobacky_vapor said:Alan Pardew said:Did ARC Music Factory also make a song similar to "Friday"?
He made a fuckton, before closing out and vanishing from the public. Until...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSBq8geuJk0
random_pickle said:Well, I give him props for not making any songs about love/sex.
Alan Pardew said:tobacky_vapor said:Alan Pardew said:Did ARC Music Factory also make a song similar to "Friday"?
He made a fuckton, before closing out and vanishing from the public. Until...
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Nicole Westbrook - It's Thanksgiving (Official Video)
Written and Produced by Patrice Wilson Now Out On Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/its-thanksgiving/id578277115?i=578277117&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Directed ...www.youtube.com
Yes, that's the song. Does ARC Music Factory really expect this song to be one of the best hits by just changing the lyrics of Friday a bit and call it a new song?
Null said:ARC Music Factory specifically produces bad music videos for the sake of having them go viral and catching mad $$dosh$$.
"My Jeans" is another video produced by them and is much less known because the talent featured, in this case Jenna Rose, flipped shit after Rebecca Black got bullied out of life for her video. They took the video down upon request, but it's been mirrored a bunch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XMy9WeI_fw
This song is actually something I personally like. It's not because of the video or lyrics, but I really like her voice. I think she could do much better.
(Also notice the very random black person that shows up in both My Jeans and Friday. It's a part of their formula.)
(P.P.S. The song is called My Jeans but she's not wearing jeans. Also a part of the joke and intentionally bad aspect.)
Alan Pardew said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNF-qH4S_UM
Cyan said:I've got a personal pseudo-lolcow that is quite tricky, because it's somebody I care a lot about. I know somebody's going to try to say "why do you keep a person like that in your life?" or "that's not somebody I would want to be friends with."
Anyways, I have a friend who is convinced he's a failure, doesn't look for the positive in either himself or his life (even though he does have good traits and his life has good things in it) and is showing signs of being clinically depressed and suicidal. He does get involved in a little bit of drama, or he will freak out and think the world is out to get him over little things, hence why I'm posting about it here of all places, but I don't think he's beyond help.
I dunno. I'm white-knighting for my own personal lolcow, but I legitimately want to help him. I don't want to be his Anna. The problem is, as much as I don't want to enable him, I fear throwing his flaws in his face will just make it worse. He's already aware of them, he just doesn't know how to fix them. I don't want to give up on him either, because many times people can't make it out of these phases alone. He reaches out to me every time he contemplates killing himself.
I don't know what to do about it anymore. He's got potential to survive and live a happier life, but he just isn't getting it. He's already seen a professional and it didn't help. Does anybody else have experience with people like this?
littlebiscuits said:Cyan said:I've got a personal pseudo-lolcow that is quite tricky, because it's somebody I care a lot about. I know somebody's going to try to say "why do you keep a person like that in your life?" or "that's not somebody I would want to be friends with."
Anyways, I have a friend who is convinced he's a failure, doesn't look for the positive in either himself or his life (even though he does have good traits and his life has good things in it) and is showing signs of being clinically depressed and suicidal. He does get involved in a little bit of drama, or he will freak out and think the world is out to get him over little things, hence why I'm posting about it here of all places, but I don't think he's beyond help.
I dunno. I'm white-knighting for my own personal lolcow, but I legitimately want to help him. I don't want to be his Anna. The problem is, as much as I don't want to enable him, I fear throwing his flaws in his face will just make it worse. He's already aware of them, he just doesn't know how to fix them. I don't want to give up on him either, because many times people can't make it out of these phases alone. He reaches out to me every time he contemplates killing himself.
I don't know what to do about it anymore. He's got potential to survive and live a happier life, but he just isn't getting it. He's already seen a professional and it didn't help. Does anybody else have experience with people like this?
I've had to deal with this before. I had a buddy who's depression was turning him into a sad, strange wizardchan type. My friends and I went to his house and literally pulled him out of bed and made him go to the hospital. Like, physically put him in my car and drove him to the ER and told them he was going to kill himself. Depression is a dark place, man. Not everyone can make it out alone.
I know you said your friend saw a professional, but you know, not every Shrink is a good one. And a lot of times a person has to want to fight for themselves to get better. If they know they have friends looking out for them, it will help. Give them something to live for, you know.
Actions speak a lot louder than words in cases like this. Just telling your friend you don't want him to kill himself isn't nearly the same as actually showing that you're willing to help him. If he reaches out to you that might mean he does want to get better, and he's decided you are a person that can help him change. It's kind of a big burden to put on another person, I know, but then again, this is a life or death situation.
edited for typo!
[youtube]B4GvuoG8h3Y[/youtube]Kamen Rider Black said:Does the Ultimate Warrior count as a lolcow? I can't get enough of that guy.
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