Hollywood Producers react — for the first time — to Ren’s “The Tale of Jenny & Screech.”
This is the second reaction on the channel (after Hi Ren), and the impact is immediate.
Watch here: youtu.be/dLgNH280liU
#Ren #RenReaction #MusicAnalysis #IndependentArtist
It’s here. A recap of my #SpotifyWrapped www.spotify.com/wrapped-shar...
Promotion is massive for the club—but it’ll come with higher ticket prices too. Newcastle’s cheapest was £662 last season, Sunderland’s was £420. How many of those incredible fans over the last 2 weeks will be priced out? Let’s not lose what makes this club special.
Tears for Fears released Woman in Chains in 1989. Decades later, women are still fighting for the basic right to control their own bodies — while politicians try to put them back in chains. Some songs never stop being relevant. #BodilyAutonomy #WomensRights
open.spotify.com/track/1ydGjY...
What’s been the biggest change under Régis Le Bris that’s helped drive us into the playoffs?
Last season we took 2 pts from the final 7 games—this year we’re in the playoffs with 2 games to spare. That’s progress. Aleksic will get his time, but trust the staff. They’ve earned it. Rotation and game mgmt matter, esp. with 10 men and bigger games ahead.
Saying Aleksic must be “bad” because Watson played 90 mins is harsh. Squad rotation isn’t a smokescreen—it’s smart with playoffs coming. One poor game doesn’t mean there’s no plan B. Critique’s fair, but this take ignores context and the overall seasons performances.
The Who’s song ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’ reminds us that true change starts with ourselves. Blindly trusting leaders won’t fix broken system, we need to stay critical, informed, and engaged. Don’t wait for a savior. Be the change.
#TheWho #Politics #Accountability
open.spotify.com/track/0DMyDm...
Watching people realize the Bee Gees’ Too Much Heaven is from the 70s is priceless. Those harmonies? Absolutely unreal. Decades later, and they still hit like nothing else. Pure musical perfection! #BeeGees #Timeless
youtu.be/Vm8lcrmOjKA?...
With over 43 million views, ‘Hi Ren’ by Ren is a raw, haunting conversation that stays with you. I first heard it a year ago, and it still resonates today. It’s more than a song and It might just hit you in a way you didn’t expect.
#HiRen #Unforgettable #MusicThatSpeaks
youtu.be/s_nc1IVoMxc?...
🥲
Just watched Teddy Swims cover of I Can’t Make You Love Me … wow.
His voice and the emotion he puts into it are unreal. The video is so simple, but it makes it even more powerful.
If you haven’t seen it yet, check it out!
#TeddySwims #ICantMakeYouLoveMe #CoverSongs
youtu.be/_Bm14Bv1DKU?...
“Sailing takes me away to where I’ve always heard it could be” 🌊 - Christopher Cross
Life’s like the open sea, unpredictable but full of possibilities. Let go, trust the wind, and see where it takes you. Maybe today’s the day to start dreaming.
#Inspiration
open.spotify.com/track/6Hu6dz...
This photo shows Fiona Hill sitting at a table during a formal hearing or public testimony. She is wearing a dark blazer over a white top and a gold chain necklace. Her expression is serious and composed as she faces forward. Behind her, several people are visible, including some using cameras, giving the setting a formal and high-profile atmosphere. A nameplate in front of her reads “Dr. Hill.”
Fiona Hill’s book ‘There Is Nothing for You Here’ is an inspiring read. Born in Bishop Auckland, County Durham, to a coal-mining family, she rose from poverty to become a top U.S. foreign policy expert. A powerful story of resilience, education, and opportunity.
#FionaHill #Memoir #Inspiration
This image shows a view of Earth from space, capturing the curvature of the planet against the backdrop of space. The visible portion includes a vast expanse of ocean, partially covered with scattered clouds. The atmosphere creates a thin blue line along the horizon, highlighting the boundary between Earth and space.
We all have two lives, the first is lived without truly seeing, the second one starting the moment you realise you’ve wasted the first.
#Philosophy #LifeLessons #SecondChances #SelfReflection #Inspiration #LifeJourney #WakeUpCall #Mindfulness #DeepThoughts
‘Did you hear what happened to Jamal Khashoggi’
Keeping you in my thoughts.
Sending you a virtual hug and hoping you health improves soon.
The image features Jimi Hendrix, the legendary guitarist, in a formal yet artistic pose. He is wearing a dark, military-style jacket with ornate details, including decorative braids on the cuffs and a pin on the chest. His expression is serious and introspective, and he holds a cigarette delicately in his hand. The overall color tone is cool and blue, giving the image a moody, timeless feel.
Jimi Hendrix taught himself guitar and became a legend, greatness often comes from unexpected places.
In disheartening times, real change starts with those who dare to be different.
Your voice matters. #DareToBeDifferent #YourVoiceMatters
With over 43 million views, ‘Hi Ren’ by Ren is a raw, haunting conversation that stays with you. I first heard it a year ago, and it still resonates today. It’s more than a song and It might just hit you in a way you didn’t expect.
#HiRen #Unforgettable #MusicThatSpeaks
youtu.be/s_nc1IVoMxc?...
Tremendous—16 times is incredible! I’ve seen The Who four times, and they always amazed. John Entwistle’s bass playing was unreal, and Pete’s songwriting is truly on another level.
Me too! I’ve had the pleasure of seeing The Who live several times—unforgettable!
The Who’s song ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’ reminds us that true change starts with ourselves. Blindly trusting leaders won’t fix broken system, we need to stay critical, informed, and engaged. Don’t wait for a savior. Be the change.
#TheWho #Politics #Accountability
open.spotify.com/track/0DMyDm...
Happy 70th, Annie Lennox! 🎶
What's your favorite Eurythmics or Annie solo song? 🎶
Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, on December 25, 1954, Ann Lennox is a singer and songwriter who started her career playing flute in the band Dragon's Playground in 1976. She, as lead singer and her future partner in the 👇
Season’s Greetings to all my followers! ❄️🎄 Wishing you joy, warmth, and wonderful moments during this festive season. Here’s to a peaceful and prosperous New Year ahead! Thank you for being part of my journey. 🌟 #SeasonsGreetings #FestiveCheers
You’re so kind, thank you! happy to know you’ll enjoy it again and again. Wishing you all the best and a joyful season ahead!
Just made a BlueSky Starter Pack! Perfect for newcomers or anyone looking to get started.
#BlueSky #StarterPack
go.bsky.app/U4SeZPt
John Lennon cut through the noise with these words:
“No short-haired, yellow-bellied, son of Tricky Dicky is gonna Mother Hubbard soft-soap me with just a pocketful of hope.”
A reminder to see through empty promises and stand up for truth.
#GimmeSomeTruth #JohnLennon
youtu.be/fL-CENAKN44?...
Completely agree, Claire! Stephen Fry has such a remarkable way of expressing complex ideas with clarity and depth. Glad you enjoyed the interview—he never fails to leave us with something to think about!
The photograph shows three street musicians performing outdoors in Central Park, New York City, during autumn. The trio is seated on a park bench surrounded by fallen leaves. On the left, a drummer plays a compact drum kit, dressed in a casual jacket and a gray hat. In the center, a guitarist, bundled in a dark coat and gloves, sits with an electric guitar, appearing focused on his music. On the right, a double bass player, also dressed warmly, stands and plays his large wooden instrument. Instrument cases, including a bright red guitar case, are scattered on the ground in front of them. The background features tall trees, bare rock formations, and a lamppost, emphasizing the serene autumn setting of Central Park. The atmosphere conveys a relaxed and artistic vibe, typical of New York City’s vibrant street performances.
Throwback to 2012: This incredible jazz trio brought Central Park to life with their soulful tunes. Autumn leaves, cool air, and pure NYC magic.
🎶🍂🎸🥁🎻 #CentralPark #StreetMusic #NYCJazz #Throwback #AutumnVibes #NYC2012
