Where is young homie on the charts

Also, a prominent part of the video was Janus of Santa Cruz, the treatment center that Rene, the father of two young boys, credits with turning his life around.

I always wanted to do something really good to be part of the bigger good and this is just the ultimate. Rene has spent very little time in Santa Cruz in the last three months. And I have to be there for them. As an artist, you have to make sacrifices and go long lengths without them for the purpose of stability. Short-link Link Embed. Share from cover. Share from page:. More magazines by this user. Close Flag as Inappropriate. You have already flagged this document.

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Delete template? Cancel Delete. Cancel Overwrite Save. Don't wait! Try Yumpu. Start using Yumpu now! Terms of service. Privacy policy. Cookie policy. Change language. Given how wowed the crowd was at her shows last week that could go a little higher, and she's also got three albums in the long trousers chart, including her cute debut album finally entering a mere five-and-a-half-years after it was released.

Other charts of note include the US, where One Direction's debut album just debuted at number one, and the UKs singles chart, where Kimbra and Gotye's Somebody That I Used to Know has its fourth week at number one, and is the best-selling single of the year so far. Who knew it would run like that, huh? Are we really still worried about whether someone's "indie" or whatever? Jesus Christ. Anyway, this song has a few things which are great, namely the slow-burning immensity of the production and the deep-seated longing of the chorus.

I'm also okay with the r'n'b affectations of the lyrics "fresh to death", "gangsta", "ride or die" - that's the world we live in, or we'd want to, right? I mean seriously, does anyone think she's seen anything other than a Rebel poster? What's with continuing to venerate these boomer icons?

That cannot be all we're good for, endlessly repeating the falsehoods handed down to us by that most self-obsessed generation. It crushes us, diminishes our power and makes the future a game of "who can do the most with what tiny fragments of uncharted cultural territory are left".