I discovered this video on Patrick Carney’s twitter page and had to share it here. Back when Justin was younger when he was campaigning for bullying, he appeared to against bullying back then. Now he went on twitter and said that Patrick needs to be slapped up. Well, that is bullying, no matter what you think of it. Justin Bieber, just got destroyed hard on this one, hahaha!
Kev
I know I’ve said I wanted to get a Sly Stallone kind of like physique, but quite honestly, I believe I’m already there. I have pretty big arms. I’ve just measured them the other day, and my guns has grown at least 15 inches. I have pretty low body fat and I do have visible abs. My quads have gotten some major gains lately. I got quite a built on the shoulders and traps. My forearms have gotten a little bigger as well. I’ve been doing a lot of heavy lifting weekly. I’m doing real good on the bodybuilding adventures. It has been quite a ride and quite a life change, still have lots of work to do.
Some ask me, why am I trying to get big as possible when I don’t really want to compete? The truth is, I just want the look. I just needed to take care of myself and wanted to look better with my shirt off ’cause honestly, I used to hate seeing myself shirtless, and now I’m not afraid to go shirtless anymore. There are too many reasons why I want the built physique. I just wanted to prove people that I can be physically active and be good at something.
I want to take new progress pics, so I can give proof on my progress to show that I’m not lying, but I need a self timer with the camera on the Ipad. I’ll download one soon. Or I might do a quick video of my progress instead.
I may have gotten a little bit bigger than before and I feel I have made some improvements.
I get people telling me all the time that they are impressed of how much bigger I am getting every time they see me. It’s an amazing feeling getting all kinds of feedback from people everywhere you go. When you get people positively commenting on your physique in person, that’s when you know you are successful at bodybuilding. I’m never giving this up. I also want to prove you can get big as possible without any supplements, steroids or drugs. Just don’t listen to the people who want to think you’re crazy or if they want to doubt you, and anything is possible.
My question is, why would people accuse me of never getting the ripped physique of my dreams, when I already have a ripped physique now? When people criticize you, they are most likely jealous for sure.
Kev
I just found Patrick Carney’s official twitter page, check it out, here.
As you can see, Patrick seems to be enjoying himself with this feud. All you see on Patrick’s twitter are retweets of Bieber fans insulting Patrick ’cause of what he said about Justin. Patrick would also respond to Bieber fans with smartass comments, so Patrick is definitely enjoying this and finding this entertaining. I’ll admit, I find some of Patrick’s responses funny as hell. I think the “swurple” comment is the funniest. Patrick seems to be obsessed with Bieber fans responding to him.
You know you’ve made it in the industry when you get Bieber fans, pissed off, lol!!!! (kidding)
At the same time though, it also seems like he doesn’t like it, ’cause he tweeted this, “It’s cool when you get cornered outside your hotel by a guy with a camera and they ask you a dumb question and then put it on TV. :(”
Instead of apologizing to Justin and moving on, he keeps at it. Wish he would knock of the bullshit and concentrate on the music with the Black Keys. Patrick is a talented drummer and all. He’s pretty sick at the drum kit actually, but if he wants to make it in the business, he needs to act like a professional. He’s becoming even more famous because of his feud with Justin instead of the music and that’s not a healthy way to get successful.
Kev
Yes, I did watch the State of the Union. After suffering through over an hour, of Obama’s usual bullshit, lies, and jerking himself off throughout most of his speech, Senator Rubio here, made going through Obama’s speech worth it.
Obama’s speech was such a joke. He shouldn’t really be caring for American children, when he has killed hundreds and hundreds of innocent foreign children himself by sending drones over seas. While Obama continues to jerk himself off about the economics, and taxes, and all this money stuff, he continues to ignore the important topics like honoring Chris Kyle. He ignores Benghazi, and Chris Stevens like usual. Obama didn’t even say anything about the Christopher Dorner violence in Big Bear. Seems like the whole SOTU speech, was all about Obama.
Senator Rubio here saves the day, by delivering this intense speech. The man was on fire. Calling Obama out on a lot of things, including the 2nd amendment rights. This was a well written speech, and for this, I hope Rubio runs for president in 2016. Sure, he may have been one of the very few out of the 22 who voted against the Violence Against Women Act, shortly before he delivered this speech, but how does it make him a badguy??? He does have a right to his own opinion, ya know? I did look up the VAWA, and from what I’ve seen, it’s a silly and pointless as hell bill. It is sexist, and unconstitutional. Of course, those who are against this bill, are accused of hating and disrespecting women. The reason that it makes this law wrong, is that it’s aimed at women only. Why not protect the men from domestic violence too? Men have gotten their ass beaten by women before, it happens. Women can be just as tough and violent just as the men can. Why is it that the women always get a free pass on everything? I’m sure Rubio and the other 20 people are against domestic violence, they just don’t agree with that law.
This was a great speech by Rubio. Yes, he may have taken a drink of water toward the end of the speech, but keep in mind, it’s not easy talking for over 10 minutes long with no breaks ’cause your throat gets dry really fast. He was confident and honest.
I’m glad the Republican side finally responded to Obama, as myself being a proud Republican. Good job, Rubio! If he ran for President in 2016, I’ll vote for him!
I can’t wait to hear Ted Nugent’s response since he was there last night.
Kev
There’s a lot of controversy over this, so I thought I would respond my quick thoughts on this story. TMZ has caught up with Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney, and they asked him a question about Justin Bieber that sparked outrage with the public. Patrick said, “He’s rich right? Grammys are for, like, music. Not for money… and he’s making a lot of money. He should be happy.” Justin responded back to him on his twitter saying he needs to be slapped up.
More on the story, here.
Here’s the thing. Before the Black Keys released their major label album, “El Camino”, they were just a small indie band. They weren’t very well known before that album. Now that they are starting to become commercial and mainstream, they’re gonna have to start dealing with being a “celebrity”, instead of a rock band. They have to watch every word they say now because the media will be all over it. Patrick has been outspoken about other things before but that’s how the media works.
It’s great that a rock band like the Black Keys is getting fame and mainstream recognition, but the way the music industry is today, it isn’t a good time for any rock band to become famous now. The Black Keys are a great rock band, they’re talented. Now that they are famous, Patrick and Dan are going to be looked at as bad guys ’cause their music is different than everyone else in the industry. The Black Keys aren’t a pop, r&b or a rap band. They are strictly blues rock.
Since Patrick said that comment about Justin Bieber, sure enough, all the Bieber fans and supporters stick up for him, and they think Patrick is a bully now just for being honest. That’s how their little “clique” works.
So who am I siding with? I’m sure you’re going to think I’m siding with Patrick on this one, but honestly, I’m kind of neutral on this one. Sure Patrick has the right to say what he wants but if he doesn’t want to be in hot water for this, then he should have avoided TMZ or the paparazzi altogether. In my opinion, I think Patrick has a lot to learn about celebrity and fame. He still has the rock star attitude in him as you can see and the way pop culture is, they won’t welcome that.
Justin Bieber isn’t innocent in this either. He needs to learn that the world doesn’t revolve around him just because he’s the world’s famous pop star. When you start seeing other celebrities like Patrick Carney and many others calling out Justin Bieber, that means we’re all getting tired of the Justin Bieber hype. It is why the kid needs to slow down in his career. The kid never takes any time off. He has to work all the time.
In my opinion, I think The Black Keys guys, Dan and Patrick should drop the major label and go back to indie, before the mainstream destroys them and it’s already happening.
Kev
It doesn’t matter how low the ratings get for TV when wrestling is on during the Summer Olympics. It doesn’t matter if you don’t like the sport or if you find it boring as hell. You can’t get rid of an important sport in the Olympics that had so much history. The sport of Olympic wrestling goes way back. It was first introduced in 708 B.C. If you get rid of wrestling or any historic sport, it isn’t the Olympics.
The IOC has destroyed the dreams of many athletes. Athletes that compete currently, all the veterans who competed in the past, and future hopefuls who hope to make the Olympics are now gone. Fans who still find the sport enjoyable will no longer be able to watch it.
I’ll have to agree with everyone that this was a bad move. This is real professional wrestling. Not that fake and scripted bullshit you see in cable TV. This kind of wrestling is what it’s all about and quite honestly, when the Summer Olympics come around, wrestling are one of the sports I look forward to the most. I hope somebody will save this sport. It doesn’t deserve to go.
Why get rid of wrestling when there are too many sports in the Olympics that shouldn’t even be a sport? There are plenty of games in the Olympics that shouldn’t even be around. Just don’t get rid of wrestling.
Kev
Whenever Whitney Houston is brought up anywhere online, chances are somebody is gonna call her a dead crackhead. It happens pretty much every time her name is brought up. Same happens when Amy Winehouse’s name is brought up. I look at all this, and I see them all as hypocrites. Here is why…
There were many musicians from the past that people admire, but the only thing is, that many of their favorite musicians either died of drugs or the ones who are still alive had a past with drug addiction. That includes crack, cocaine, heroin, etc. All of it. My question is, why would so many people hate and disrespect Whitney Houston, when some of the heroes they liked were drug addicts too? Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, Layne Staley, Jerry Garcia, Elvis Presley, Ike Turner, James Brown, etc. This list can go on and on, guys. Those guys I listed are well respected by the public too…but when it comes to Whitney, all everyone wants to do is hate, hate, hate.
You don’t see people calling Layne or Jerry or Janis low life drug addicts, you see everyone respecting them to this day. Why do people respect them? It’s because they feel that their personal problems should be separate away from the music. Why can’t it be the same with Whitney, you know what I mean? Whitney Houston should be remembered for her music and film career. She shouldn’t be remembered for her drug addiction, but it is what it is. The reason Whitney’s drug addiction is more recognizable than her career, is because, that’s how the media made it out to be. I totally blame it on the media, that’s how they control people. The media heavily focused on her drug problems more than her career when she was alive back in the day.
You should not hate these people for their problems. You need to give them their support and wish nothing but the best for them. When you call them low lives for their drug problems, they are not the low life. The low life is pretty much, you. Why? Because people just don’t understand how difficult it is to battle their demons. On top of this, I can see how people get onto drugs ’cause this world is crazy and messed up.
I also think that the reason people hate Whitney for her drug addiction is because she’s a woman, and she is black. People are assholes when it comes to Whitney Houston and I’m not afraid to say it. She was a talent. She was the best of all time. Despite her drug problems, the legacy of her career will never die.
Kev
Starring: Melissa McCarthy, Jason Bateman
Directed by: Seth Gordon
A lot of people are saying, “Identity Thief”, is one of the funniest comedies made in a long time. So after hearing some people say it was a funny movie, I decided to go check out the film myself today. So here is my review…
Plot/synopsis: Sandy Patterson (Jason Bateman), who is a business man and a family man, finds out that he is a victim of an identity theft after losing his job and almost everything in his life. He finds out who this identity thief is, who turns out to be this mysterious woman who have been using up all of his credit cards and personal information. Since law enforcement refuses to do anything about it, Sandy, decides to do something about it himself, by traveling all the way from Denver to Miami to confront the thief. After he finally picks her up, on the way back to Denver, Sandy isn’t the only victim who tries to confront her. Other victims tries to confront her as well, but they are dangerous criminals who are out for revenge.
My thoughts, is that this wasn’t the funniest film ever that people made it out to be. There were a few funny scenes. I laughed at a few scenes, but not throughout the entire film. I thought the script was kind of a mess. Unrealistic and most of it was kind of silly. I don’t really care for Jason Bateman. I do remember the guy from “Arrested Development” and “Silver Spoons”, but he was never a good actor.
I do have a few positives with the film, though. First of all, Melissa McCarthy was very enjoyable and likeable. She did steal the show and she was the best part of the film. I just wish they gave the film a better script. Secondly, I liked the Robert Patrick appearance, he played the main villain. He was one of the criminals who tried to go after them.
This film was more like an action comedy. It had a lot of action in it. I was actually pretty impressed with the car chases toward the end of the film.That was another good part of it.
On top of that, buddy movies where they have two big stars team up together have been done in comedy too many times. “Plains Trains, & Automobiles”, “Rush Hour”, “Midnight Run”, “Beverly Hills Cop”, and the list goes on and on. This film “Identity Thief” seems like a rehash and a rip off of all those movies. So a film like this is nothing new and original.
Don’t get me wrong, “Identity Thief”, was an okay film, just nothing I would watch again. It was an alright film. And Rex Reed, that slammed her for her weight in his review, needs to shut his mouth. I think it’s wrong to criticize the weight on big women ’cause they can be beautiful. I’ll have another topic about that soon.
Score for, “Identity Thief” = ** (2 stars as in “Okay”)
Kev
So Prince, the pop star behind the “Purple Rain” fame, made a surprising apperance at the Grammy’s last night. I didn’t expect to see him ’cause it seems Prince has been keeping himself out of the spotlight for the past couple of years or so. When he walked out on that stage, I said to myself, “Wow, Prince is so short”. Yeah, he stands pretty short, and doing a little research, Prince stands about 5″ 2′. Even though he was an award presenter, he seemed like he wasn’t in a good mood. Usually when award presenters hand out an award, they usually joke around or talk before they announce the nominees, but Prince didn’t talk much at all. He just did a quick, “Here are the nominees for…”, and that was it. It looks like he just went on there to promote himself and get recognized again. It seemed he didn’t care for the show. Well, he did positively say that he liked the Gotye song before he handed out the award. It was interesting to see Prince again. I’m a fan of Prince, sure, but just his earlier music during the Purple Rain era.
Kev
I did watch some of the “Grammy’s” last night, but not all of it. I was watching it until the new “Walking Dead” came on last night. As expected, The Grammy’s were a joke like they usually are. Most of the celebrities and famous musicians followed the new Grammy dress code. All of them except for Katy Perry, obviously. I guess she was that desperate for the attention, so Katy says, “To hell with the new dress code, I’m showing off my cleavage, anyways”. Sure enough, she got the most attention ’cause she was the only one showing off her titties.
It was also pretty annoying that the camera kept pointing at Chris Brown and Rihanna sitting in the audience. What I don’t understand is the media’s obsession with those two. I’ll have another topic on that soon.
I was bored to death of the whole Grammuy’s show over all, honestly. I couldn’t take it anymore so I switched it to AMC for Walking Dead reruns until the new episode instead.
It’s really sad of how today’s music industry came out to be. I hate the way it is, and the Grammy’s last night, proves how shitty the industry is. Why would people want to live that lifestyle? The rich and famous lifestyle, is not glorifying as people would think. Plus, the music today sucks. All of it except for Mumford & Sons which they are the best thing going, so I was glad they won the “Album of the Year” award. While I hate today’s music, I do love Mumford & Sons. They are a great band and “Babel” is a phenomenal record. Which I listen to quite a lot and addicted to it. They are the only good thing going in today’s industry
The rest of it? Blech. I hate Taylor Swift, I hate Jack White, I hate that band Fun, hate Gotye, I hate Justin Timberlake, etc. You get the deal. All of it, garbage.
The music industry was pretty strong and intense back in the early 90’s when the Grunge and metal era started taking over the mainstream, but what happened? I hate commercial and mainstream music. I don’t think rock n’ roll and metal will take over the mainstream again, because pop and rap are so huge now. The Grammy’s are beginning to be 10x’s worse then the MTV VMA’s.
All award shows suck over all, and I’m starting to dislike the Oscars as well.
Kev
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