Normally a Bing commercial wouldn’t make it on Boring Pittsburgh, but we thought you would appreciate this one with Wiz Khalifa. The inspirational monologue is enhanced by the uplifting track “When I’m Gone” – the first song on his platinum selling Rolling Papers album.
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These Lions (photo by Katelyn Petraitis)
2011 was an unstoppable year for Pittsburgh’s own, These Lions; they took the indie music scene by storm with their first record, “One.” Now, as the band gears up for their second album and their first ever East Coast tour in June, they are back with a new single, “Feel,” from their highly anticipated, upcoming release. These Lions are huge Boring Pittsburgh fans, and they wanted to give the site an exclusive first-listen of their brand new song.
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Arts Greenhouse recently released the Dreams of Kings music video above, just in time to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. It features four young and extremely talented local artists: Tairey Perez, Ez Scarz, Curtis Pope, and Jordan Montgomery. Check out the Jerry’s Records cameo!
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Jerry's Record Store in Squirrel Hill Pittsburgh
Listen to Mac Miller’s latest freestyle about Jerry’s Record Store in Squirrel Hill. He recorded it tonight (1/10/12) and proudly expressed: “Just spit the illest bars ive spit in a long time. Ima put this out tonight at midnight.”
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You know what it is... Black stripe, pink paint.
A Pennsylvania rap artist says that his original, copyrighted song titled Pink ‘N Yellow is the inspiration behind the viral hit Black and Yellow. The rapper is suing Wiz Khalifa and his management team for $2+ million because of it.
We don’t know if it’s true. We don’t know why the guy waited so long to do something about it. Frankly, it’s none of our business. But one thing we’re certain of is if the song Pink ‘N Yellow had a music video, this is what the car would look like.
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If you happen to be blessed with the ability to appreciate good music, you’re ears will quickly validate the boastful claim on Chaibaba’s Facebook page that they are 3 guys that sound like 5. It isn’t just a product of the group’s collective ego, it’s the truth.
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