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UCLA GIRL RANT – ASIANS IN THE LIBRARY CHINESE HIP HOP RAP REMIX

Download the Ringtone! www.mediafire.com Download the Instrumental! www.mediafire.com What she said about the Tsunami was fucked up but everything else was quite hilarious imo. My asian fellows need to chill a bit and just know that she’s an idiot. Just for clarification, I call it chinese rap remix because the sample I used was from a game based on chinese lore. Comment/Rate/Subscribe! No copyright infringement intended, this was solely created for entertainment purposes. Follow me on twitter! www.twitter.com Add me on facebook! www.facebook.com

American Prayer – Dave Stewart (Barack Obama Music Video)

AMERICAN PRAYER SONG on iTunes: phobos.apple.com RINGTONE www.myxer.com or text “CHANGE” to 69937 to get your “American Prayer” ringtone FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT SONG www.myamericanprayer.com Earlier this year when I was recording American Prayer, a song I originally co-wrote with Bono, the phrase, “When you get to the top of the mountain, remember me” seemed to take on a whole new resonance, given the inspirational candidacy of Barack Obama. The song always contained one of my favorite passages from Dr. King, which was hauntingly delivered the night before he was assassinated. King says “I just want to do God’s will. And He’s allowed me to go up to the mountain. And I’ve looked over. And I’ve seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you. But I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the Promised Land!” People long for a connection— whether it is to music, to their country, or to a big idea. Regardless of what happens in November, Senator Obama has reminded millions of people that they have the power to connect to bigger ideas. He is, in essence, the embodiment of a new anthem for change. He has continued King’s narrative from what was once thought of as a dream to a reality. I find it especially relevant that Barack Obama will accept the Democratic Party Nomination for President 45 years to the day of King’s “I Have a Dream” speech. When we were originally writing the song, Bono was crafting the words in a way that would make people think about …