Vikas Sharma

2020-12-29 LEBRON XVIII GS

Kanye West finally followed through with his long-awaited appearance on the  Joe Rogan Experience , and the interview was just as wild as fans were expecting.  West is a man who discusses multiple, unrelated topics simultaneously; at one point, he compares his thought process to Super Mario, frantically jumping from one rapidly disintegrating cloud platform to another. Seems like a pretty appropriate analogy.  Here are 7 key takeaways from the 3-hour interview:  Kanye doesn’t sop talking Joe Rogan didn’t get much of a chance to speak in this one, as West took what few questions he had and ran with them, sprinting through several subjects without ever quite reaching a coherent point.  West seems like the kind of guy who is always absorbing information, through conversations, business ventures, media, and memes. But he can’t quite articulate it. When West is attempting to answer a question, he seems to get lost on the way, delivering a stream-of-consciousness ramble that sometimes sounds

  The genre has been around for ages; many remember that  Resident Evil  was on the first PlayStation, but almost a decade before that, games like  Friday the 13th  were gracing the Nintendo Entertainment System. As gaming has gone more mainstream and technology has become more sophisticated, the horror genre has exploded, with  Silent Hill  setting up a world where "survival horror" was the name of the (video) game. Players are now being given little in the way of story or abilities, hoping to make their way through some of the scariest video games developers have to offer. With titles like  Amnesia: Rebirth  receiving widespread acclaim just weeks into its release, it'd be fair to say that the scary video game genre isn't going anywhere anytime soon. 'Amnesia: Rebirth' Developer : Frictional Games Release date : October 20, 2020 Playable on : Windows, Linux, PlayStation 4 In 2018, Frictional dropped what some call a horror classic with  Amnesia: The Dark Des

A former Old Trafford favourite has hailed the Brazilian for overcoming a difficult start to life in English football and proving his worth. Dimitar Berbatov has expressed his belief that Fred is already Manchester United's player of the season, while highlighting how his work in midfield "makes it much easier" for his team-mates to "go forward freely". United invested £52 million ($65m) in Fred's talents in the summer of 2018, luring him away from Shakhtar Donetsk by tabling a lucrative four-year contract. The Brazil international arrived at Old Trafford with a sterling reputation as an all-action midfielder capable of dictating the pace of games, but struggled to live up to expectations during his first full season in Manchester.

Hip-hop has produced plenty of great music over its 40-plus-year history. Few albums are worthy of the title "greatest," while others are good enough to make the list. Rap Music taking over the Music industry in last decade. 10.  Snoop Doggy Dogg: 'Doggystyle' "Doggystyle" kicked the door wide for many West Coast emcees. Dr. Dre's finesse aside, Snoop's piquant delivery and melodic flow were equally crucial to the success of "Doggystyle." 09. Beastie Boys: 'Licensed to Ill' There are two stars on "Licensed to Ill," and both deserve equal credit. Rick Rubin, the true pioneer of rap rock, is the one pulling the musical puppet strings on this thing. But the album would be nothing without the Beasties destroying every track with their unbridled passion. 08.  Ice Cube: 'Death Certificate' The thing is named "Death Certificate," after all. The album's "Death" si