Brandyn Burnette Releases Stop-Motion “Set In Stone” Video
Musician Brandyn Burnette recently released his stop-motion music video for “Set In Stone.” The singer is a graduate of Ladue High School in St. Louis. You may remember Burnette from his American Idol audition where Harry Connick Jr. got up from his chair and hugged him. Burnette made it through the Idol audition process, but ultimately turned the show down to focus on his own career.
Brandyn Burnette “Set In Stone” music video
Burnette also just released the video for “Underneath”, which the Huffington Post says “possesses all the qualities of a hit pop song along with the elegant depth of an indie song.” Both songs are from his recently-released State I’m In EP.
You can check out more about Brandyn at BrandynBurnette.com
9-Year Old Dominates Rugby Tournament
This video, reported to be of a 9-year old dominating kids during a recent rugby tournament, has been making its way across the internet.
9-year old dominates rugby tournament
SUV Explodes In Traffic
This video, said to be from China, appeared on LiveLeak today. It shows an SUV randomly exploding in an intersection. The cause of the explosion is said to be under investigation.
SUV Explodes In Traffic
Fifty Shades Darker Trailer
The first trailer for Fifty Shades Darker, the Fifty Shades of Grey sequel, has been released. Jamie Dorman and Dakota Johnson return to theaters on February 10, 2017.
Fifty Shades of Grey, the first film adaptation of the books by E.L. James, made $571 million worldwide.
Fifty Shades Darker trailer
Donald Trump Speaks At Phyllis Schlafly’s Funeral In St. Louis
United States Presidential candidate Donald Trump was recently in St. Louis to speak at the funeral for the late Phyllis Schlafly.
Watch his remarks below.
Donald Trump speak at Phyllis Schlafly’s funeral
Baby Climbs Fridge In WorldStar Video
Unbeknownst to many, Worldstar HipHop sometimes posts videos that aren’t of people fighting. Here’s one of a baby climbing a fridge.
Baby climbs fridge
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