A dad has gone viral on the internet after gaining more than three million views after recording a prank on his neighbour.
10.03.2022 - 22:35 / etcanada.com
Madonna is revisiting a classic in this new “Frozen” music video.
The artist released a new video for her 1998 Ray of Light track “Frozen” on March 10 on her official YouTube channel.
The musician dons a sexy leather bodice with cross jewellery while weather imagery plays in the background. Nigerian artist Fireboy DML joins her for a new addition to the track with original verses.
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The new rendition of her iconic track actually came from a viral TikTok remix from musician Sickick.
He posted a video of himself in a mask live-remixing the song with a new beat in March 2021.
The viral video garnered over 257 thousand likes and the audio inspired more than 125 thousand TikToks.
A master of marketing, Madonna spotted an opportunity with the trend to release the remix officially on her own account several months later in December 2021.
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The official remix saw 49 million global streams, reported Variety, and resulted in the artist releasing a new remix with guest Fireboy DML.
The new music video is the latest in a busy year for the 63-year-old pop star. In 2021, she signed a deal with Warner Music Group which will see her rerelease her catalogue of music under the new label. She’s also working on a new biopic co-written with “Secretary” and “Girl On A Train” screenwriter Erin Wilson.
A dad has gone viral on the internet after gaining more than three million views after recording a prank on his neighbour.
. In the series, the multi-talented performer works alongside her touring team and choreographer to search for new backup dancers for her Bonnaroo performance and tour.
Katcy Stephan If you’re on TikTok, chances are you’ve heard a remix by London-based duo Altégo — in just one year, they’ve racked up 1.4 million followers, 4 billion plays of their sounds on the app and scored a Top 40 hit. In their videos, 23-year-old twin brothers Michael and Lucas Fernandes-Pense energetically mash up two popular songs, providing the soundtracks to many a TikTok thirst trap (you may even notice several of their sounds on Variety’s own TikTok profile). Their secret sauce may be their strong relationship with their devoted followers, as they take daily requests for what their next medley should be — leading to everything from a sexy mix of Jennifer Lopez and Drake songs to an off-the-wall (but shockingly catchy) combination of “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” from Disney’s “Encanto” and Doja Cat’s “Woman.” They rose to prominence on TikTok in May 2021 with a popular mashup of Lil Nas X’s “Montero” and Daddy Yankee’s “Gasolina.” “It was the first time we started seeing loads of people using our sounds,” Michael tells Variety of the video, which has over 500,000 views. turn this up and break ur headphones IDC it SLAPS #mashup #fyp #montero #lilnasx #gasolina #daddyyankee #slippingthroughmyfingers ♬ Gasolina X Montero by Altégo Music – ALTÉGO After months of growing their following, the brothers hit it big in the final days of 2021 by uploading “Toxic Pony,” a remix of Britney Spears’ “Toxic” and Ginuwine’s “Pony.” They didn’t expect this to be their biggest hit: “Sometimes you make something like, ‘Well, this could be like a big sound,’” Michael says.
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Carole Baskin is getting involved in a surprising TikTok trend.
John Stamos teamed up with one young fan to pull off an epic surprise.
missing husband, Carole Baskin refuses to disappear. The “Tiger King” star, 60, was back in the spotlight on Wednesday, starring in a pair of viral TikTok videos that have racked up more than 3 million views.
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Rosalía's third studio album Motomami dropped last week and somehow managed to live up to its Grammy-winning predecessor, 2018's El Mal Querer. The new body of work, a serious album-of-the-year contender, got a bunch of short-cut music videos for TikTok over the weekend, and the whole performance is now streaming above on YouTube.
It might be the one product you’d never leave the house without applying, but concealer isn’t exactly the world’s most thrilling makeup item. However that great arbiter of modern taste – TikTok of course – has now deemed it worthy of its very own viral moment, so naturally we needed to know more.The product in question is NYX Professional Makeup Bare With Me Serum Concealer, priced at a very modest £11 here and available in 13 shades.The buzz began with a video from TikTok creator @_rakhstarbeauty, comparing it to MAC’s iconic Pro Longwear Concealer, which has since hit nearly 430k views and over 47k likes.
Gordon Ramsay is horrified.
Made in Chelsea star Ruby Adler recently shocked fans when she appeared in her bestie Zara McDermott's TikTok.The video features Ruby and Zara lip-syncing to audio of Kylie Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian. The audio went viral on TikTok back in 2020.
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The Cannes Film Festival has added a new official partner ahead of this year’s festival: China-owned social media platform TikTok.
Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentTikTok has become the official partner of the Cannes Film Festival on time for its 75th anniversary and will give the cultural event a wider-than-ever platform comprising one billion users around the world.While it banned selfies on the red carpet several years ago, Cannes is looking to draw global eyeballs and will provide TikTok users with some exclusive content from backstage, glamorous red carpet scenes and interviews with talents. Aiming to position itself as a top entertainment destination and content creator, the banner is also launching the #TikTokShortFilm, a global in-app competition of vertical short films – between 30 secondes and 3 minutes.