Review By Onerebelgun
Not by favoritism but Kenna Zemedkun is by far the
most underrated artist of our generation, not conforming to any musical
standards he wields the musical blade of Excalibur in the realms where
he is comfortable with the help of Chad Hugo. If your a musical explorer
you will surely love this musical adventure as he mixes hiphop, rock, pop
and r and b into one amazing sonic yet futuristic sound that will reach
other generations light years from now. Make sure they see my face or
face for short gives you reason to love Kenna's musical attributes but
also disappointing for Kenna die hard fans who aptly play his first
album New sacred cow which is phenomenal and beyond
anyones musical experience in terms of production and honesty on
words. Face is an endless journey from Daylight to wide awake so open your hearts and ears, play it, let it blare and distort your speakers, it will be worth it I promise.
Lebron King Kong
When I first saw the new cover of Vogue with Lebron James and Gisele Bunndchen, it took me about 1.5 seconds to think it was offensive, then I realized that I thought it was offensive and tried to figure out why. Then when I couldn't put my finger on it (other than theres a big scary looking black man, mouth agape, grabbing a fragile looking bloned white woman reinforcing centuries-old fears of black men) I tried to convince myself that it really wasn't offensive.
Then I saw this on the satire page on Huffington Post:
And I felt it was offensive again.
Questions:
1) Why is his mouth open like he is about to swallow her? That alone would have changed the tone of the pic
2) Why is she in appearing to be just landing on the ground, perhaps she has just been tossed from over his shoulder.
3) Its just bad composition.
update: *sigh* here's another one -