Thursday, April 25, 2013
Sorry for my inactivity
I'm very sorry for my inactivity i've just been busy with some stuffs, i'ill start blogging tomorrow since i'm four hours away from my home, take care and stay tuned!
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Got some dope clothes from Ephin Apparel
Just ordered some clothes from Ephin Apparel, spent a total of 110 Euro, check out the clothes below!
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
How to get 1000's of views daily on your blog!
Okay, you obviously read the title and now you're thinking "Wow that sounds easy" Well guess what? It fucking is, just follow the steps i'm about to write then wait and kaboom, you obviously got thousands of views, now i'm going to talk about meta-tags and no i wont explain what it is just google it, it isnt that hard.
Ok so you know what meta-tags is? Good now follow these steps.
- Go to Template->Edit HTML, hell i'ill even take a screenshot for you <3
Okay so i guess you found it? Good! Now just press "Edit HTML" and find this line "<b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/>"
Then copy this code and paste it ABOVE the other one and edit this one, it should be like this </b:if><meta content='DESCRIPTION HERE!' name='description'/>
Then copy this code and paste it ABOVE the other one and edit this one, it should be like this </b:if><meta content='DESCRIPTION HERE!' name='description'/>
<meta content='KEYWORDS HERE!' name='keywords'/>
<meta content='AUTHOR HERE!' name='author'/>
- And kaboom, you just added the meta-tags.
- STUFFS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT METATAGS!!
- It can take several days for Google to index your meta-tags so they're visable on google.
- You can seperate metatags with a simple comma (like this= hello,this,is,how,you,should,do)
- You should replace your meta-tags once every month so you dont got some old keywords that no one's searching, for example "vanilla ice,ice,ice,baby" since that guy is pretty broke and not famous anymore.
- That's it, good luck fellas!
Major Labels Are inflating Prices, Then Screwing the Artists
If you remember the ancient era when buying CDs was the only way to get your favorite songs, you remember how overpriced they were. This isn't just opinion -- there was a class action lawsuit that charged the music industry with illegal price fixing and ended with a payout to consumers to the tune of $67.4 million in cash and $75.7 million in free CDs, all of which probably sucked. This is why people started desperately downloading tracks that would take an hour over a 56K dial-up connection.
You would suspect that the situation would have just righted itself as downloadable files began to overtake physical discs as the medium of choice, but surprisingly, things only got worse once that change happened. This time, the various record labels conspired to set an artificial price floor for downloads. Fortunately, these were pre-iTunes problems that only happened with dinosaur music services like Pressplay and MusicNet, which would have both been just as useful not existing at all.
"Please note: Each song will be accompanied by a five-minute commercial. Each play constitutes a new purchase."
But that has forced labels to get creative. For instance, in the wake of the untimely death of pop legend Whitney Houston, fans noticed that less than 30 minutes after news of the singer's death broke, her album prices skyrocketed on iTunes and Amazon. The price for her 2007 album The Ultimate Collection, for example, jumped from $4.74 to $12.62 in mere hours.
But isn't this sort of fuckery all so that greedy rock stars can live the rock star lifestyle? These are people who spend their downtime having snowball fights with bikini models, where the snowballs are made out of cocaine.
Nope -- for the most part, the artist doesn't make shit from record sales. Not only can the label wind up keeping all of the profits on even an album that goes platinum, but the band can actually wind up deeply in debt to the label. For instance, after selling over 2 million records and receiving precisely dick, the band 30 Seconds to Mars still owed EMI over $1 million.
And that was just their sunglasses budget.
How is that even possible? Easy -- the label makes the musician cover the cost of everything from recording the album, to promotion, to shooting the videos. It all counts against their cut of the record sales.
Courtney Love, of all people, walks us through how it works: Young artists find out they're getting a million-dollar advance from the label and think they've won the lottery. Then they find out that recording the album, promoting it, shooting the video, and other costs wipe out the advance, and then some.
And then they're contractually obligated to become a terrible heroin-addicted leech on society.
So, their debut album can go double platinum and they'll still be in the red, having to pay back the label with their cut of the record sales ... which is almost impossible, because the artist's cut is tiny. Lyle Lovett, after selling over 4 million albums during the course of his career, says he has not seen one goddamn cent. So if you want to build a cocaine snowman, don't try to go major -- go independant. There's probably not as many groupies, though.
You would suspect that the situation would have just righted itself as downloadable files began to overtake physical discs as the medium of choice, but surprisingly, things only got worse once that change happened. This time, the various record labels conspired to set an artificial price floor for downloads. Fortunately, these were pre-iTunes problems that only happened with dinosaur music services like Pressplay and MusicNet, which would have both been just as useful not existing at all.
"Please note: Each song will be accompanied by a five-minute commercial. Each play constitutes a new purchase."
But that has forced labels to get creative. For instance, in the wake of the untimely death of pop legend Whitney Houston, fans noticed that less than 30 minutes after news of the singer's death broke, her album prices skyrocketed on iTunes and Amazon. The price for her 2007 album The Ultimate Collection, for example, jumped from $4.74 to $12.62 in mere hours.
But isn't this sort of fuckery all so that greedy rock stars can live the rock star lifestyle? These are people who spend their downtime having snowball fights with bikini models, where the snowballs are made out of cocaine.
Nope -- for the most part, the artist doesn't make shit from record sales. Not only can the label wind up keeping all of the profits on even an album that goes platinum, but the band can actually wind up deeply in debt to the label. For instance, after selling over 2 million records and receiving precisely dick, the band 30 Seconds to Mars still owed EMI over $1 million.
And that was just their sunglasses budget.
How is that even possible? Easy -- the label makes the musician cover the cost of everything from recording the album, to promotion, to shooting the videos. It all counts against their cut of the record sales.
Courtney Love, of all people, walks us through how it works: Young artists find out they're getting a million-dollar advance from the label and think they've won the lottery. Then they find out that recording the album, promoting it, shooting the video, and other costs wipe out the advance, and then some.
And then they're contractually obligated to become a terrible heroin-addicted leech on society.
So, their debut album can go double platinum and they'll still be in the red, having to pay back the label with their cut of the record sales ... which is almost impossible, because the artist's cut is tiny. Lyle Lovett, after selling over 4 million albums during the course of his career, says he has not seen one goddamn cent. So if you want to build a cocaine snowman, don't try to go major -- go independant. There's probably not as many groupies, though.
So fucking tired...
Okay so i stayed up to 5am to fix my SEO'S (Search Engine Optimatizon)
Right now i'm at school, soon heading home.
See ya!
P.S i had the best breakfast ever (pic below)
Right now i'm at school, soon heading home.
See ya!
P.S i had the best breakfast ever (pic below)
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
How to get thousands of Instagram followers and likes in a day.
I do not recommend anyone to use these websites since you're probably just going to get "ghost" followers, however if you want to have your account look famous/more popular, continue reading.
1: Go to Insta-train.biz and follow the instructions there then just "ride" the so called train three times every hour, you get 40x3 followers each hour, you can also purchase VIP which lets you "stay" on the train for several days and you just gain more and more and more followers, 80% of the followers are real on Insta-train.
2: Go to gramhoot.com and follow the instructions, you can get 150 likes per picture each day and a max of 80 followers a day
3: Continue repeating the steps and kaboom you're popular on Instagram.
However as i said before i do NOT recommend anyone to use these functions since it is a stupid idea, i tried this myself a long time ago and i just looked so stupid, however its up to you.
Screenshot of Gramhoot.
1: Go to Insta-train.biz and follow the instructions there then just "ride" the so called train three times every hour, you get 40x3 followers each hour, you can also purchase VIP which lets you "stay" on the train for several days and you just gain more and more and more followers, 80% of the followers are real on Insta-train.
2: Go to gramhoot.com and follow the instructions, you can get 150 likes per picture each day and a max of 80 followers a day
3: Continue repeating the steps and kaboom you're popular on Instagram.
However as i said before i do NOT recommend anyone to use these functions since it is a stupid idea, i tried this myself a long time ago and i just looked so stupid, however its up to you.
Screenshot of Gramhoot.
Kanye West scammed a fan on a 2013 Cadillac.
Greetings several weeks ago Kanye West made a contest on his OFFICIAL facebook page, and no it was not a spotify premium card, nor a ticket to a Justin Bieber concert, guess what? A god damn 2013 Cadillac, ofcourse he had thousands of likes on the post and a XXXXXX numbers of new followers, all you had to do was like the photo, share the photo & like his page.
After about two weeks the contest went KABOOM, as in it didnt even exist anymore yet there was no winner announced.
I believe this was a market strategy since Kanye west's page had a low number of likes ((He made his facebook page several months, maybe even years after most of the people, i'd guess he was busy making Kardashian pregnant, however that's just my thought.
(picture of his contest)
After about two weeks the contest went KABOOM, as in it didnt even exist anymore yet there was no winner announced.
I believe this was a market strategy since Kanye west's page had a low number of likes ((He made his facebook page several months, maybe even years after most of the people, i'd guess he was busy making Kardashian pregnant, however that's just my thought.
(picture of his contest)
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