<div class="quote_poster">Iggy Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Not sure if any of you care, but heres video of me playing Buy You a Drink.</div> Good work there, keep working hard as it is a valuable instrument to master.
<div class="quote_poster">Karma Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I'm contemplating whether or not I should let my hair grow out for an extended period of time. It looks better when I have it at medium length and I can do that whole Growing Up Gotti gino style look, but I've never grown out my hair for more than a little over a month before and I wanna see how it looks grown out.</div> Do it. I actually enjoyed growing my hair. I always had really short hair, faded and lined up then I trimmed it a bit for my grad pictures in January then grew for 5 weeks. Got a low fade for Semi (even though I was suspended and not allowed to go) in February even though my hair was a bit short, then got another low fade before March break. Thats like 3 full months of me growing my hair. Finally cut it and got a perfect look in April. I got the low-fade, blowout look...pretty common with brown people here, but it suits me best. My barber was gone for like 6 weeks between April and early June, so I couldn't style my hair. It was mad long so I had to go wit the messy hair, scruffy beard look and people actually liked that. I'm thinking about running a Mohawk wit a fade at the top and the back making a V shape.
<div class="quote_poster">Chutney Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Iggy, you got major skills. That was a nice vid. Learn to play this: Invalid Video Link</div> Never heard it before. Whats the title of the song, if I can get a handle of the chords and/or sheet music I can probably learn it.
<div class="quote_poster">Iggy Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Not sure if any of you care, but heres video of me playing Buy You a Drink. Invalid Video Link</div> Amazing playing, Iggy. Nice snapping too lol.
<div class="quote_poster">Chutney Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">"Otherside" is my favourite RCHP song too. I'm glad someone mentioned it, because I think it'd belong on my playlist. I don't know why, but I really feel the emotion in that song. You never realize how many homeless people there are in downtown Toronto, until you're rushing for a train you're late for and you accidentally knock over a can full of some dude's change. I felt like a total asshole, so I picked it all up for him and gave him a loonie. Missed my train, though. How does everyone here deal with homeless people asking for change? I usually keep anything under 25 cents in my pockets to just give away.</div> Homeless people in Canada? Liar. Whenever we drive to the hood for bud and we get hassled by a homeless person, we make sure to give him some on us. I'm sure he'll enjoy it ten times more than some change. It's crazy how much my friends have changed since high school. The friends I had back then were the stereotypical rowdy, suburban preppy kids who went out and got smashed every night. We used to drive down to the A1 or Discount and get homeless people or ********* (WOW, crackheads is edited in our system?) to buy us beer, and some of my roid raging friends beat the **** out of them. We're all probably going to hell for that.
<div class="quote_poster">Iggy Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Never heard it before. Whats the title of the song, if I can get a handle of the chords and/or sheet music I can probably learn it.</div> lol, its a rock song that the dude somehow translated to the piano. Check out his other vids. He's done it with quite a few songs. <div class="quote_poster">Quoting Voodoo Child:</div><div class="quote_post">Homeless people in Canada? Liar.</div> Sounds like an oxymoron, but you'd be surprised. Toronto actually has quite a lot. My coworkers always complain about them, but I don't really mind. They're cool to talk to you when you're waiting for the bus or something. Always have interesting stories.
<div class="quote_poster">Iggy Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Not sure if any of you care, but heres video of me playing Buy You a Drink. Invalid Video Link</div> Jin playing the piano. Haha, just kidding. That was tight.
Found this guys profile from Iggy's related videos. http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=kemlye1 F'n amazing...
<div class="quote_poster">P.A.P. Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Do it. I actually enjoyed growing my hair. I always had really short hair, faded and lined up then I trimmed it a bit for my grad pictures in January then grew for 5 weeks. Got a low fade for Semi (even though I was suspended and not allowed to go) in February even though my hair was a bit short, then got another low fade before March break. Thats like 3 full months of me growing my hair. Finally cut it and got a perfect look in April. I got the low-fade, blowout look...pretty common with brown people here, but it suits me best. My barber was gone for like 6 weeks between April and early June, so I couldn't style my hair. It was mad long so I had to go wit the messy hair, scruffy beard look and people actually liked that. </div> Everytime I got to the barber for a low-fade, they always warn against me leaving the top off cause they keep saying it'll look like a mushroom cut. It should be noted that I don't go to any of the younger barbers who actually know anything about recent styles. I should really hit up the European places. Anyway, I rarely leave my hair down so I'm thinking I should just go for a .5 or zero low fade. What number did you get on the fade? And how much do you cut off the top? Usually, my hair's not exactly the way I want it to be when I cut it (1 or .5 on the sides, 2 fade to the top, half an inch at the top), so I have to wait about a week or so before it's how I want it. <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> I'm thinking about running a Mohawk wit a fade at the top and the back making a V shape.</div> Are you talking about those faux hawks with the back spiked? My hair's slightly curly/wavy so I'm not sure I can pull that off properly since it's usually done by people with straight hair, but I wanna try it.
Yeah I actually got the playing style for that song from his, with the snapping and all. That dudes amazing, like a youtube role model for me LOL.
<div class="quote_poster">P.A.P. Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Found this guys profile from Iggy's related videos. http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=kemlye1 F'n amazing...</div> Damn...
<div class="quote_poster">Legacy Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Damn...</div> This guy needs every music award possible for what he does. Simply incredible.
<div class="quote_poster">MrJ Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Nice on the piano, Iggy. No piano bench though? lol</div> LOL I was sitting on a box drum. Cause earlier I was practicing playing Summer Love by JT, with one hand while drumming with the other. And I was using the piano bench to put the camera on haha.
The best way to master the piano (and no joke) is to keep your fingers thin and very strong by performing certain exercises. Most professional pianists use these techniques. From what I see in a few of these videos from David Sides, he's great, but nowhere even close to being the best I've seen or heard in my lifetime. Better then I am at the piano anyway, but I strongly recommend Michela Manfroi if you want to really see and hear something special.
<div class="quote_poster">Karma Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Everytime I got to the barber for a low-fade, they always warn against me leaving the top off cause they keep saying it'll look like a mushroom cut. It should be noted that I don't go to any of the younger barbers who actually know anything about recent styles. I should really hit up the European places. Anyway, I rarely leave my hair down so I'm thinking I should just go for a .5 or zero low fade. What number did you get on the fade? And how much do you cut off the top? Usually, my hair's not exactly the way I want it to be when I cut it (1 or .5 on the sides, 2 fade to the top, half an inch at the top), so I have to wait about a week or so before it's how I want it.</div> Well I use to leave the top at first because my hair wasn't long enough to spike it all over. When I finally grew it I trimmed it by half an inch. That's what I do every time now; low .5 fade and trim half an inch off, every 3-4 weeks. I'm pretty tight with my barber (he's in his early 20's) and he knows all the styles so he takes his time does them exactly how you want. <div class="quote_poster">Quoting Karma:</div><div class="quote_post">Are you talking about those faux hawks with the back spiked? My hair's slightly curly/wavy so I'm not sure I can pull that off properly since it's usually done by people with straight hair, but I wanna try it.</div> Yeah those faux-hawks. The one I want is kinda different then the normal ones though, it's hard to explain. They're actually called mohawk's from what my barber and other hairdressers told me. Faux-hawk's are jus the ones wit the top done, like what Beckham had. You could still pull it off if your hair is a bit wavy or curly. Use Ice Spiker...that sh*t will mold and shape it nice, solid as well.
<div class="quote_poster">Mamba Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Post some more videos Iggy</div> Will do. I've just been real busy with work lately.
