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entertainment1 year ago

TikTok Star Cat Janice Dies at 31, Leaving Viral Song as Legacy for Son

TikTok star and singer Cat Janice, known for her viral song "Dance You Outta My Head," has passed away at 31 after battling sarcoma, a rare form of cancer. Janice, who dedicated the song to her 7-year-old son, Loren, had pledged that all proceeds from the track would go to him. Her family announced her passing on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the support received. Janice's music achieved unexpected success, reaching the top of Billboard's Hot Dance/Electronic Top 40 list, providing her with a "dream come true" moment. She leaves behind a legacy of music for her son and fans.

via TooFab|
#cancer-battle#cat-janice#entertainment
entertainment1 year ago

Sophie Ellis-Bextor Set to Perform "Murder On The Dancefloor" at BAFTA Film Awards

British singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor will perform her 2001 hit "Murder on the Dancefloor" at the 2024 BAFTA Film Awards, following the song's resurgence in popularity due to its inclusion in the film Saltburn. The track has gained a new online following and viral status, prompting plans for a vinyl re-release. The BAFTA Film Awards will also feature leading nominations for films such as Oppenheimer, Poor Things, and Killers of the Flower Moon.

via Deadline|
#bafta-film-awards#entertainment#murder-on-the-dancefloor
entertainment2 years ago

"Viral Song's Mad Genius Prefers Standing Over Sitting"

Actor and comedian Brian Jordan Alvarez, known for his online comedy and characters, discusses the creation and success of his viral hit song "Sitting" as his character TJ Mack. The song's popularity has led to covers in various genres and even radio play in Australia, where Alvarez has a dedicated fan base. Alvarez also reveals his love for standing desks and his plans to continue creating new hits.

via Rolling Stone|
#australia#brian-jordan-alvarez#comedy
entertainment2 years ago

From Obscurity to Stardom: The Journey of the 'Blame Brett' Song Creators

Canadian band The Beaches experienced a surge in popularity after their song "Blame Brett" went viral on TikTok, amassing millions of views and leading to sold-out shows and increased Spotify streams. The band had been experimenting with different formats on the platform before a behind-the-scenes video of lead singer Jordan Miller recording the verse gained traction. The viral success helped the band break into the American market and attract a younger, predominantly female audience. The Beaches have since released new music and plan to continue utilizing TikTok to promote their work.

via Insider|
#entertainment#music#social-media-success
politics2 years ago

"Trump and Co-Defendants Clash: 3 Major Disagreements Revealed"

The 19 defendants in the Georgia election interference case, including Donald Trump, have turned themselves in, leading to disagreements over where the case should be tried, when the trials should take place, and what the defense strategy should be. Meanwhile, a viral song titled "Rich Men North of Richmond" has caused a disagreement between the singer-songwriter and conservative influencers who have interpreted it as a right-wing anthem, with the artist clarifying that the song is about the people on the GOP debate stage and not a political endorsement.

via POLITICO|
#donald-trump#georgia-election-interference-case#march-on-washington
music2 years ago

Oliver Anthony's Viral Anthem Rejects $8m Offers

Country singer Oliver Anthony claims to have turned down $8 million offers from record labels after his song "Rich Men North of Richmond" went viral, accumulating nearly 20 million views on YouTube. The song's lyrics have sparked controversy, with critics calling them offensive and fatphobic. Anthony responded to his sudden success by expressing his disinterest in fame and commercial success, stating that he wrote the music as a means of coping with mental health issues. While some fans view the song as an ode to the American working class, others criticize it for perpetuating fatphobia and the "welfare queen" trope. Anthony also addressed skeptics questioning his working-class background and shared personal details about his life.

via The Independent|
#controversy#country-singer#music
music2 years ago

"Controversial Country Song Becomes Anthem for Forgotten Americans, Sparks Political Debate"

Marjorie Taylor Greene praises the viral country song "Rich Men North of Richmond" by Virginia musician Oliver Anthony, which has gained millions of views and topped the U.S. iTunes charts. The song addresses working-class struggles, taxes, social welfare systems, and even alludes to Jeffrey Epstein's illegal activities. Greene considers it the anthem of forgotten Americans who support the nation with their hard-earned tax dollars and hard work. Anthony describes his political views as centrist, stating that both sides serve the same master.

via Yahoo Life|
#conservative-anthem#country-music#marjorie-taylor-greene
entertainment2 years ago

"Exploring the Viral Sensation: The Story of 'Planet of the Bass' and its Expanding Universe"

Comedian Kyle Gordon's viral Eurodance parody song, "Planet of the Bass," has gained massive attention on social media with over 100 million views and likes. The song is part of his upcoming comedy music album, which features parodies of various genres. Gordon discusses his inspirations, the process behind the album, and his hopes for future opportunities in acting and creative projects. He also credits the singer Chrissi Poland and his brother Sam Gordon for their contributions to the project.

via Variety|
#comedy-music#entertainment#kyle-gordon
music2 years ago

"DJ Crazy Times Unleashes Viral Eurodance Hit 'Planet of the Bass' with Full Music Video"

Comedian Kyle Gordon's viral 1990s Eurodance parody song "Planet of the Bass" has become a summer hit, with an expanded music video featuring social media star Audrey Trullinger as Ms. Biljana Electronica. The song is part of Gordon's upcoming album, and he discusses the inspiration behind the character DJ Crazy Times, the nostalgia for Eurodance music, and the unexpected success of the song. The music video was filmed in the Oculus mall in New York, but they were kicked out and are now planning to film on real sets for the full video. Gordon also plans to release an official DJ Crazy Times playlist.

via Rolling Stone|
#dj-crazy-times#eurodance#ms-biljana-electronica
social-mediaculture2 years ago

"Musical Response: Sheryl Lee Ralph and Gmac Cash Release Songs Inspired by Montgomery Brawl"

The Montgomery brawl, which involved a white folding chair being used as a weapon by a Black man defending a Black riverboat captain against white attackers, has become a symbol of resistance and unity. The incident has inspired a viral song called "Montgomery Brawl" by rapper Gmac Cash, and actress Sheryl Lee Ralph even referenced the chair in her remarks, remixing the Black national anthem. The chair has gained significance beyond expectations, representing the fight against oppression and garnering attention on the internet.

via Vulture|
#internet#montgomery-brawl#sheryl-lee-ralph
music2 years ago

"TikTok Joins in Singing Emotional Song by Corook and Olivia Barton"

Indie musicians Corinne Savage and Olivia Barton wrote a short ditty about being proud of their uniqueness, which turned into a viral hit on TikTok. The song, "If I Were A Fish," has sparked a conversation about celebrating every special thing that makes up a person. The duo, who are partners in both music and life, have built a steadily growing fanbase over the past two years. The song has become a BBC Radio 1 Top Pop Pick and has made them think about doing more projects together.

via Rolling Stone|
#creativity#indie-music#music