For most people, watching a trailer is a straightforward activity, as you’re simply looking at footage from a movie cut together in an appealing manner, be it in a theatrical setting, on home media or somewhere online, and then contemplating if you intend to watch said movie. But some people aren’t content to let certain trailers simply unfold in front of their eyes; they also want put their own spin on the preview. Lego recreations are among the popular ways of doing so, and one of the trailers for the upcoming Top Gun: Maverick has now been given such treatment.
In the suburbs of Cleveland Ohio you can find the world’s longest indoor mountain bike trail inside of the world’s first indoor mountain bike park. Ray’s Indoor MTB park is a legendary place in mountain bike history and in this video we take you for a full lap on the worlds longest continuous indoor trail!
Directed by Andrew Donoho, the accompanying visual follows the album’s horrorcore theme and sees the two on a mission to eliminate a zombie-like character. 21 and Metro Boomin are joined by Honorable C.N.O.T.E., and they find themselves searching a creepy and abandoned structure before being confronted by the horrifyingly bloody creature. Metro Boomin and C.N.O.T.E. pull out a pair of guns each and begin shooting down the thing that’s walking towards them. When the job is done, 21 takes one last look at the creature and they walk away in victory.
NOVITEC sub-label SPOFEC got its hands on the Rolls-Royce Cullinan this time last year, updating the luxurious SUV with its exclusive OVERDOSE treatment. Now, SPOFEC has put its name to the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge edition, which takes the already leveled-up SUV and gives it even more power and prowess.
Billy Chapter 2: The Session Of A Lifetime Goes Horribly Wrong For Big Wave World Champ Billy Kemper
2019 was a career-defining year for Billy Kemper. From coveted magazine covers to Big Wave contest wins to a memorable run in the Pipe Masters, Billy was riding an incredible wave of momentum into 2020. That all changed in an instant with a life-threatening fall in big, barreling surf at Morocco’s Safi Point.