At the end of the Diva music video Beyonce is walking towards a car with manikins in the trunk and she lights a match to light her cigarette then throws the match in the trunk, the whole car blows up, she’s walking away and there is a song playing….
“them hustles keep on talking, they like the way i’m walking, you saying that you want me….”
what is this song called? anyone know?
So I want to take action in peta2.com by sending an email to Britney Spear’s manager about the video Circus. It abuses exotic animals, and this isn’t even the first time Britney has done this in one of her videos. I just can’t find the email? It’s not on peta2.com that I know of. Could you help me find it? Thanks!
The Apple I-pod is one of the most technologically advanced multi media players on the market. The new I-pod touch and I-pod video have the capabilities to store and play thousands of songs and pictures like the older models, but now have the technology to store and play hundreds of hours of video as well.
Apple has taken instant, hand held entertainment to a new level, allowing I-pod users to create their own videos and upload them onto their I-pods to enjoy and share, or to purchase their favorite music videos from I-tunes (or one of any number of other online retailers) to carry with them anywhere they go.
Where to get your Favorite Videos
There are a number of ways to get your favorite music videos and movie clips onto your I-pod where you’ll be able to enjoy them wherever and whenever you want.
The Safest Bets
You can join a website for the specific purpose of supplying videos for portable media players. This is often a good option, because the files will already be in the format that will be compatible with your I-pod software, so all you have to do is essentially point and click to have all of your favorite music videos in the palm of your hand. The only downside to joining a membership site, is that you have to pay the fee regardless of how many videos you download – so if you only find a few that you really want, then you could be paying an exceedingly high per-video fee. The up side is that downloading videos this way is perfectly safe and legal; you can search and download all the videos you want without any fear of viruses or legal repercussions.
You can transfer videos from DVDs that you already own, which will be free, but a little bit more complicated. I-pods only support video in the MPEG 4 format, which means that any videos in any other format will have to be translated into the MPEG 4 format in order to be compatible with your I-pod. Translating video into this format will require you to purchase software that can change the video format, creating an extra cost and adding an extra step to the process. You may or may not be able to find a software application that can translate certain video formats for you for free, but be very wary about what sites you download programs from – in looking for a cheaper alternative, you may just find yourself with an unwanted virus.
You can also join a “pay as you download” site, where you won’t have any out of pocket cost to join, but will pay for each individual video that you download. This is just as safe and legal as the pay membership sites, but you will probably end up paying a bit more for each individual video that you download. These sites often have very extensive libraries containing thousands and thousands of videos to choose from, so finding the exact videos that you want shouldn’t be very challenging.
A Cheaper but, Risky Option
If you don’t want to pay for the software to translate videos into the MPEG4 format, or pay anything for the videos that you download, you can always visit a free download or shareware site. You’ll usually be able to find exactly what you are looking for on these sites, but the big downsides here are that it is dangerous and illegal. These sites usually aren’t monitored very well, so it’s pretty common to find that either a virus or some form of spy-ware has found it’s way onto your computer, particular if your are on the sites often.
Whatever method of downloading videos to your I-pod that you happen to choose, you’ll be opening yourself up to a whole new style of entertainment. You’ll have instant access to all of your favorite music videos, no matter when or where you want to view them. Apple has totally changed the way we are able to entertain ourselves with the capabilities of the new series of I-pods.
I’ve looked on iTunes and I can’t find the Without Me music video made by Eminem.I want to download the video so I can have it on my ipod.So can anyone tell me where I can find this video?
“21 Questions” written and performed by 50 Cent, from his ever popular chart-topping albums Get Rich Or Die Trying (2003). Released in 2003 as the albums second single, it became his second #1 hit after “In Da Club’. 50 Cent had an un-heard of feat of having two singles hits in the Top 30 at the same time. This chart-topping track was produced by the geniuses Dirty Swift and Bruce Waynne of the notorious Midi Mafia productions.
I am a true 50 Cent hardcore follower. I still remember the first time I heard the song “21 Questions”, it blew my mind. With such catchy and groovy lyrics such as:
“If I feel off tomorrow would you still love me?
If I didn’t smell so good would you still hug me?
If I got locked up to a quarter century
Could I count on you to be there to support me totally?”
Chorus: Girl its easy to love me know
Would you love me if I was Down and Out?
Would you still have love for me girl?
The music video for “21 Questions” was an MTV chart topping, most requested video in 2003. The music video was directed by Damon Johnson, Dr Dre and Phillip Atwell. This video depicts 50 Cent arrested and confined to a prison, where he tries to keep in touch with his girlfriend. The video has a cameo appearance by G-Unit and Nate Dogg, who sing background in the song. The video debuted on MTV’s Total Request Live Show in 2003. The video reached #1 on the video chart and stayed there for fifty days.
