Microsoft just redesigned their Outlook service. So what better way to usher in their new look than Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ “Can’t Hold Us” for the soundtrack in their new ad. R.I.P. Hotmail.
NBA All Star weekend is two weeks away, but before the festivities kick off, here’s an alternate video of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ track “Wings”. The original clip is better than some Nike commercials.
Last night, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis lit up David Letterman’s stage with a performance of “Can’t Hold Us”. Seems like it got the crowd going. Cop The Heist here.
With all the recent success, the labels are after Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. And in their Funny Or Die skit, the indie duo get persuaded to go major. Fuck a name change. All they wanted was a free lunch.
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis were in Park City, Utah on Friday for the Sundance Film Festival. Here’s an amateur clip of them performing America’s #1 song “Thrift Shop”. Below, “Can’t Hold Us”.
This is fuckin’ awesome. After going platinum
The Heist is a fitting title for Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ official debut. Seemingly in broad daylight, hip-hop’s independent contractors infiltrated Main Street, made their demands, and robbed critics blind with big budget hits and honest transparency. Anchored entirely by Ryan Lewis’ sonic boom, Macklemore begins their caper with “Ten Thousand Hours” and follows up with the irresistible, “Can’t Hold Us”. He spills his guts on cuts like “Neon Cathedral”, “Make The Money”, “Starting Over”) but still manages to not take […]
Last night, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis brought their “Thrift Shop” to the Late Night With Jimmy Fallon show with The Roots. If you haven’t yet, add The Heist to your shopping cart today. Later on today, B.Dot will be hosting their YouTube concert at 4PM ET.
Tonight, the Knickerbockers take on the bum-ass Washington Wizards. And to promote the match up, the MSG network commissioned Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ jam, “Can’t Hold Us”.
While Macklemore and Ryan Lewis were in New York last week, they stopped by Sway’s A.M. drive for a live performance of “Thrift Shop”. Fucking awesome. Get down with The Heist here.
This one still holds up as a smooth, R&B-leaning Drake cut — the vocal melody is what sticks with me most. It also got me thinking about how short music clips travel now: a single photo can become a whole dance moment. I recently tried Dime Dime Baby AI Video Generator, which turns one photo into a 15-second vertical dance video with the original music for TikTok and Reels (https://dime-dime-baby-ai.video/). Fun way to give an old favorite a new visual life.