Jermaine Cole had an hour to spare and spent it with the Wall Street Journal. He discussed his career, Autism lyric apology, military background, college, relocating to NYC, relationship with Jay-Z and more.
Jermaine Cole had an hour to spare and spent it with the Wall Street Journal. He discussed his career, Autism lyric apology, military background, college, relocating to NYC, relationship with Jay-Z and more.
[vodpod id=Video.15789732&w=540&h=350&fv=videoGUID%3D%7B38B5DC1A-2118-4651-B66F-1E14BFBA3658%7D%26playerid%3D1000%26plyMediaEnabled%3D1%26configURL%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fwsj.vo.llnwd.net%2Fo28%2Fplayers%2F%26autoStart%3Dfalse] Rapper, actor, entrepreneur, philanthropist (are you still there?) Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson spoke with WSJ‘s Lee Hawkins on his latest ventures. Uh, Fif is not a businessman, he’s a business, man. thisis50
Oh the peanut gallery is going to have a field day with that headline. Anywho, prior to the release of Take Care, Drake made headlines on the Wall Street Journal. Occupy the feature by clicking the image. ovo
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.