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Cash App - Single by Medicated Marley
Cash App - Single by Medicated Marley
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Album Rating
Medicated Marley is an up-and-coming rapper and Instagram personality. Not too long ago, she released her debut single, entitled, “Cash App”, produced by RV3RS.

“Drop it to the floor bring it back now. I don’t wanna hear about your rap style, I just want the money bring the cash out. I just want the money here’s my Cash App, b*tch.” – lyrics

‘Cash App’ tells an interesting tale of a super-confident young woman who is all about her money.

Apparently, she resides on the westside like a Laker and has an up-to-par style with lots of flavors. Also, she smokes a lot of hydro weed and claims that she can out smoke any dude.

‘Cash App’ contains a relatable storyline, pleasing rap vocals, and vibey instrumentation flavored with hip-hop and trap elements.

https://www.bongminesentertainment.com/medicated-marley-cash-app/
  
Shattered Promises
Shattered Promises
Jessica Sorensen | 2013 | Paranormal, Romance
4
5.5 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
This is now the earliest bought book on my Kindle, coming from March 2014 and since that's nearly 6 years ago, I think it's high time I read it, so here goes.

I struggled with this from the start. I just wasn't connecting with the story at all. My interest heightened a little at the introduction of Alex but then it started to wane again at their antagonistic behaviour. But i realised they had some sort of history that she couldn't remember.

It seemed to take forever for her to piece it all together (view spoiler) I even figured out who the bad guy was going to turn out to be after that vision she fell into.

I also wasn't interested in the thing she had going on with Alex and that's the stuff i read book for, the romance.

I won't be continuing the series.
  
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Frank Turner recommended In Utero by Nirvana in Music (curated)

 
In Utero by Nirvana
In Utero by Nirvana
1993 | Alternative

"I had a copy of Nevermind on cassette, but In Utero is one of the first records I can remember being released and it meaning something to me. The production is what I loved; it remains one of my favourite records. At this point I was playing in a bedroom band and we were trying to play AC/DC and Iron Maiden and it was really hard; we had neither the skills nor the equipment to play that music. Then In Utero came out and within two days we were covering Rape Me. The guitar on that album sounded like the guitar coming out of our amps, and the drums sounded like the drums that we had. It was hugely empowering for me. It meant that the music I loved was within reach in a way it had never been before. That blew my mind."

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