TOP 10 2023 POSTS!

10 posts with the most views from 2023 all listed and linked here!

10: Top 10 Limp Bizkit Songs

9: Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem Review

8: No One Will Save You Review

7: Saw X Review

6: 30 Seconds To Mars: Its The End Of The World Review

5: Barbie Movie Review

4: Late Night Ramblin's Vol8

3: Oppenheimer Movie Review

2: Blue Beetle Movie Review

1: WWE 2K23 Predicted Tracklist

Thank you all so much for yet another awesome year blogging! 

Let's get those views even higher next year and get lots more epic content for you all!

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Top 10 Facts About Android Phones

Did you know Android Operating System was developed by Google? If not welcome, I had no idea about that either, so let's dive in on facts about the Android Operating System!

10: Open Source

Android is an open-source operating system, meaning its source code is freely available to the public. This openness has contributed to its widespread adoption and development by various manufacturers.

9: Versions

Android has gone through numerous version updates, each named after a dessert or sweet. Notable versions include KitKat, Lollipop, Marshmallow, Nougat, Oreo, Pie, and the more recent versions like Android 10, 11, and 12.

8: Security Features

Android employs various security features, including Google Play Protect, which scans apps for malware, and regular security updates. Users can also enable features like screen lock, biometric authentication, and device encryption.

7: Diverse Manufacturers

Android is used by a wide range of smartphone manufacturers, including Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Google (Pixel phones), LG, and many others. This diversity provides users with a broad selection of devices at different price points.

6: Multitasking

Android supports multitasking, allowing users to run multiple apps simultaneously, switch between them seamlessly, and use split-screen mode on certain devices.

5: Notification System

Android's notification system is highly regarded for its flexibility. Users can prioritize, expand, or dismiss notifications, and the system organizes them in a chronological and actionable manner. Android phones often come with Google Assistant, a virtual assistant that uses voice commands to perform tasks, answer questions, and control various functions on the device.

4: Linux Kernel

Android is built on a modified version of the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel serves as the foundation for the operating system, providing core system functionalities. One challenge often associated with Android is fragmentation. This refers to the variety of Android devices running different versions of the operating system. Manufacturers may customize the OS, and not all devices receive timely updates.

3: Android Enterprise

Android includes features and management tools for businesses, known as Android Enterprise. This allows organizations to deploy and manage Android devices in the workplace securely.

2: Daydream and Cardboard

Google has ventured into virtual reality with Daydream and Cardboard. Daydream is a virtual reality platform, while Cardboard is a simple and affordable virtual reality headset made of cardboard.

1: Android for IoT

Android has been adapted for Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The Android Things platform is used for building smart devices, such as connected appliances, speakers, and cameras. Project Mainline allows critical updates to be delivered through the Google Play Store, reducing the reliance on full OS updates for certain security and privacy enhancements.

Android's flexibility, extensive app ecosystem, and the wide range of devices make it one of the most popular mobile operating systems globally. It powers not only smartphones but also tablets, smartwatches, TVs, and other smart devices. Users can customize many of its settings on different objects powered by Android systems, too.

Thanks for reading and visiting my blog.

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Top 10 Facts About Google Chrome

A lot of you who visit and view my blog use Google Chrome as your browser, So why don't we dive in on Google Chrome's history and uncover some facts today. Come with me now to discover some facts you may not know about Chrome.

Google Chrome was first released as a beta version for Microsoft Windows on September 2, 2008. The stable public release followed on December 11, 2008. Designed with a focus on speed, simplicity, and security. It aimed to provide a fast and efficient browsing experience for users. One notable feature introduced with Chrome was the "Omnibox," a combined search and address bar. Chrome also popularized the "Incognito Mode" for private browsing. Chrome introduced the V8 JavaScript engine, known for its speed and efficiency in handling JavaScript code. This contributed to the browser's overall performance. Google Chrome introduced support for extensions, allowing users to enhance their browsing experience with various add-ons. The Chrome Web Store was launched to host these extensions.

10: The WebKit Rendering Engine

Google Chrome initially used the WebKit rendering engine, the same engine used by Apple's Safari browser. Later, Google developed its open-source rendering engine called Blink. Over the years, Google Chrome expanded its availability to other operating systems, including macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.

9: In Built Task Manager

Google Chrome has its own built-in Task Manager that allows users to see which tabs and extensions are using the most resources. You can access it by pressing Shift + Esc. Also Chrome introduced a feature called Tab Groups, allowing users to organize and group tabs together. It helps manage and declutter the browser interface.

8: Sync Up

Chrome allows users to sign in with a Google Account, enabling synchronization of bookmarks, history, passwords, and other settings across multiple devices.

7: The Dinosaur Game

No doubt a lot of people know this but miraculously some do not, When users encounter connection issues and see the "Unable to connect to the internet" page, they can play a simple offline game featuring a T-Rex dinosaur by pressing the spacebar.

6: Chrome Flags

Chrome has a section called "chrome://flags" where users can access experimental features and settings that are still in development. It allows users to try out new functionalities.

5: PDF Viewer

Chrome comes with a built-in PDF viewer, eliminating the need for external plugins or applications to view PDF files within the browser.

4: More Tools For The Job

Google Chrome provides robust developer tools for web developers. This includes features for inspecting and debugging web pages, analyzing network activity, and more.

3: Beware Incognito Browsing

While in Incognito Mode, Chrome reminds users that their browsing activity might still be visible to websites they visit, their employer, or their internet service provider.

2: Be Our Guest (Guest Mode)

Chrome allows users to enable a Guest Mode, providing a temporary browsing session without accessing their regular browsing data or signed-in accounts.

1: New Design Principles

Chrome underwent a design overhaul with the introduction of Google's Material Design principles, providing a cleaner and more visually appealing interface.

Google Chrome's continuous development and commitment to speed, security, and simplicity have contributed to its widespread use and influence in the browsing landscape and is why it remains one of the biggest and most used internet browsers in history. 

Thanks for reading and visiting my blog!

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Top 10 Facts About Singapore

So I was looking at my Geographic Analytics and to my surprise a lot of my viewers and readers have been or are from Singapore. I want to pay tribute and give thanks in a way to my readers there today and try to present a brief history on the beautiful country, but also I wish to present ten facts about Singapore today. I hope we both learn something new, and I hope the lovely people of Singapore are well and keep on enjoying my content. Thank you!

Singapore, is a dynamic city-state at the crossroads of Asia, is a captivating blend of modernity and tradition. Renowned for its stunning skyline, Singapore boasts architectural marvels like the iconic Marina Bay Sands and the futuristic Supertree Grove. Beyond its gleaming urban landscape, the city unfolds a rich tapestry of diverse cultures, with neighbourhoods like Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam offering vibrant experiences. A global financial hub, Singapore thrives on innovation and efficiency, yet its lush green spaces, including the renowned Gardens by the Bay, provide serene retreats. Known for its culinary prowess, Singapore's hawker centres serve up a delectable array of dishes, showcasing the nation's multicultural heritage. Singapore's commitment to cleanliness, safety, and forward-thinking urban planning makes it a destination that seamlessly balances tradition and progress.

10: City-State

Singapore is both a city and a country, making it the world's only island city-state.

9: Global Financial Hub

Despite its small size, Singapore is a major global financial centre and is home to one of the busiest ports in the world.

8: Cleanliness

Singapore is known for its cleanliness and strict regulations on public behaviour. Littering and graffiti are heavily fined, contributing to the city's pristine appearance.

7: Multicultural Society

Singapore is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities. Its population includes Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other ethnic groups, resulting in a rich tapestry of traditions, festivals, and cuisines. Singapore has four official languages: English, Malay, Mandarin Chinese, and Tamil. English is the main language used in government, education, and business.

6: Merlion

The Merlion, a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, is an iconic symbol of Singapore. The city-state has several Merlion statues, with the most famous one located at Merlion Park, overlooking Marina Bay.

5: Gardens by the Bay

This iconic attraction features futuristic Super trees, Flower Dome, and Cloud Forest conservatories. It is a stunning example of Singapore's commitment to sustainability and green spaces.

4: Efficient Public Transportation

Singapore is known for its efficient and well-connected public transportation system, including buses and an extensive MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) network.

3: Strict Laws

Singapore is known for its strict laws and regulations. This includes laws against chewing gum, which is regulated, and strict penalties for offences such as drug trafficking.

2: National Service

All male citizens in Singapore are required to undergo compulsory military service known as National Service, contributing to the country's defence.

1: Marina Bay Sands

This iconic integrated resort features a unique boat-shaped rooftop and houses a hotel, casino, shopping mall, and observation deck, offering breathtaking views of the city.

These facts highlight Singapore's unique blend of modernity, cultural diversity, and adherence to stringent policies that contribute to its distinct character. Big thanks to my readers of Singapore once again, I cannot thank you enough, I love you all and appreciate the support and views.

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My Top 10 Highest Rated Films - 2010's Edition

Hello there, So we have reached the end of my top 10 Highest rated films decades series with this post. I will be covering my top 10 films of different decades. This is written as of 9/11/2023, so I could update in the future but who knows. To make things fun and interesting, I will try to post a random fact about the film which you may not know. We all will know why I will love these films and I don't want to repeat myself saying the same sorta things over and over so random fact would be more fun and interesting, is my thought process.

I have lots of 5 star films in many decades BUT I will limit these posts to 1 per franchise rule. I am taking my rankings from the 5 star system of LETTERBOXD. Buckle up, strap in or strap on for the last decade of cinematic universe is upon us today!

Your Name

"Your Name" is a Japanese-animated film directed by Makoto Shinkai. It became a massive success in Japan and internationally, surpassing Studio Ghibli's "Spirited Away" as the highest-grossing anime film.

Guardians Of The Galaxy

The character Groot, voiced by Vin Diesel, has only one line throughout most of the film: "I am Groot." However, Diesel recorded the line in multiple languages to convey various emotions.

Django

In one of the film's intense scenes, Leonardo DiCaprio's character, Calvin Candie, smashes a glass on the dinner table. DiCaprio actually cut his hand during the take but continued with the scene, and his real blood was used in the final cut.

Drive

The film's director, Nicolas Winding Refn, wanted a "real hero" for the lead role, and Ryan Gosling's character rarely blinks in the film to project an image of coolness and confidence.

Whiplash

"Whiplash" was originally a short film, also written and directed by Damien Chazelle. The short film was used to attract investors and secure funding for the feature-length version. "Whiplash" was made on a relatively low budget, but its impact was significant. The film's focus on music and the intense student-teacher dynamic resonated with audiences and critics.

Spider-Man: Across The Spiderverse

"Spider-Verse" employed a unique animation style that combined traditional 2D animation with computer-generated imagery (CGI), resulting in a visually stunning and dynamic look.

Scott Pilgrim Vs The World

The film's pacing is intentionally fast, with rapid editing and snappy dialogue. It mirrors the frenetic pace of the graphic novels and adds to the film's overall energy.

The Wolf Of Wall Street

The film holds the record for the most uses of the F-word in a mainstream, non-documentary film. It uses the word over 500 times.

Joker

Joaquin Phoenix prepared extensively for his role as Arthur Fleck, the man who becomes the Joker. He lost a significant amount of weight to portray the character's emaciated appearance and even kept a journal in character throughout the filming process to explore his character's psyche.

Baby Driver

 Edgar Wright had the idea for "Baby Driver" over two decades before making the film. He first pitched the idea in the 1990s but was only able to bring it to fruition in 2017.

All of these films are iconic and classic, and I have seen so many times. Do you love or like any of these films? Comment and let me know and hit me up on letterboxd @Scotty2Jonesy. 

My Top 10 Highest Rated Films - 00's Edition

Hello there, So I thought I would do something different and interesting today and for the next few blog posts. I will be covering my top 10 films of different decades. This is written as of 9/11/2023, so I could update in the future but who knows. To make things fun and interesting, I will try to post a random fact about the film which you may not know. We all will know why I will love these films and I don't want to repeat myself saying the same sorta things over and over so random fact would be more fun and interesting, is my thought process.

I have lots of 5 star films in many decades BUT I will limit these posts to 1 per franchise rule. I am taking my rankings from the 5 star system of LETTERBOXD. Strap yourself in for a ride through the millennium!

Inglourious Basterds

Quentin Tarantino wrote the role of Colonel Hans Landa specifically for Christoph Waltz. Waltz's performance earned him an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.

Donnie Darko

"Donnie Darko" was a commercial failure upon its initial release but gained a cult following on home video. Its enigmatic plot and complex themes have been a subject of analysis and discussion.

Shrek 2

"Shrek 2" was the highest-grossing animated film of its time. It is known for its clever pop culture references and humour.

V For Vendetta

 In the film, the character Evey, played by Natalie Portman, has her head shaved. Portman actually shaved her head on screen, a scene that had a profound impact on her and the character.

Saw

"Saw" was made on a modest budget, but its success spawned a long-running horror franchise. The film's unique premise and plot twists contributed to its popularity.

Star Wars Episode 3

The lightsaber duel between Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi was one of the most complex and choreographed fights in the "Star Wars" series, taking months to plan and rehearse.

Spider-Man 2

Alfred Molina's portrayal of Doctor Octopus received praise for its depth and complexity. The character's mechanical tentacles were controlled by a team of puppeteers.

Lotr Return Of The King

The film won 11 Academy Awards, tying with "Ben-Hur" and "Titanic" for the most Oscar wins by a single film. It is a record that still stands.

Kill Bill Vol 1

Quentin Tarantino and Uma Thurman developed the character of The Bride, also known as Beatrix Kiddo, specifically for her. The film is known for its stylized violence and homage to martial arts films.

The Dark Knight

 "The Dark Knight" was one of the first major Hollywood films to use IMAX cameras for several key action sequences. The use of IMAX technology provided a more immersive cinematic experience.

All of these films are iconic and classic, and I have seen so many times. Do you love or like any of these films? Comment and let me know and hit me up on letterboxd @Scotty2Jonesy. 

My Top 10 Highest Rated Films - 90's Edition

Hello there, So I thought I would do something different and interesting today and for the next few blog posts. I will be covering my top 10 films of different decades. This is written as of 9/11/2023, so I could update in the future but who knows. To make things fun and interesting, I will try to post a random fact about the film which you may not know. We all will know why I will love these films and I don't want to repeat myself saying the same sorta things over and over so random fact would be more fun and interesting, is my thought process.

I have lots of 5 star films in many decades BUT I will limit these posts to 1 per franchise rule. I am taking my rankings from the 5 star system of LETTERBOXD. Buckle up as it's time to smell that teen spirit and go to the raving 90s!

The Mummy

 "The Mummy" marked Brendan Fraser's breakthrough role, leading to his status as an action-adventure star in the late 1990s and early 2000s. 

The Mask

Jim Carrey's character, Stanley Ipkiss, wears a green mask. Due to the green colour of the mask, a blue mask was used during filming to allow for better special effects.

Starship Troopers

The film's mobile infantry suits were so heavy that the actors needed assistance to stand up after falling down while wearing them. They weighed around 40 pounds each.

Home Alone 2

The cameo appearance of Donald Trump in the film was due to the fact that the Plaza Hotel, where the scene was shot, was owned by Trump at the time.

Terminator 2

"Terminator 2" was the most expensive film ever made at the time of its release. The budget was approximately $100 million, a significant amount in the early 1990s.

Mulan

To create the character of Mushu, the filmmakers hired comedian Eddie Murphy to provide the voice. Murphy's improvisational humour added depth to the character.

The Green Mile

Michael Clarke Duncan, who played John Coffey, had never acted in a feature film before. His remarkable performance earned him an Academy Award nomination.

Dumb & Dumber

The infamous "most annoying sound in the world" scene was mostly improvised by Jim Carrey. The reaction of his co-star, Jeff Daniels, was genuine.

Toy Story

"Toy Story" was the first feature-length film created entirely using computer-generated animation. It marked a significant milestone in the history of animation.

The Truman Show

The name "Truman" is a play on the words "true man," reflecting the theme of authenticity and reality in the film. Jim Carrey's character, Truman Burbank, lives his life unknowingly on a reality TV show.

All of these films are iconic and classic, and I have seen so many times. Do you love or like any of these films? Comment and let me know and hit me up on letterboxd @Scotty2Jonesy. 

My Top 10 Highest Rated Films - 80's Edition

Hello there, So I thought I would do something different and interesting today and for the next few blog posts. I will be covering my top 10 films of different decades. This is written as of 9/11/2023, so I could update in the future but who knows. I have lots of 5 star films in many decades BUT I will limit these posts to 1 per franchise rule.

To make things fun and interesting, I will try to post a random fact about the film which you may not know. We all will know why I will love these films and I don't want to repeat myself saying the same sorta things over and over so random fact would be more fun and interesting, is my thought process.

 I am taking my rankings from the 5 star system of LETTERBOXD. Buckle up for a ride down sunny film lane and this time get your neons on as we go to the 1980's!

ROBOCOP

Peter Weller, who played the titular character, had to endure long hours in the RoboCop suit, which was extremely uncomfortable and caused him to lose three pounds a day from sweating.

PREDATOR

The original design for the Predator's face was quite different from the one in the final film. Jean-Claude Van Damme was initially cast as the Predator, but his design didn't work out, leading to the iconic creature we know today.

GREMLINS

"Gremlins" was originally conceived as a much darker and scarier film. However, it was later developed as a horror-comedy, striking a balance between humour and horror.

SEE NO EVIL, HEAR NO EVIL

"See No Evil, Hear No Evil" is loosely based on the novel "Two for the Seesaw" by William Gibson, but it takes a comedic and farcical approach to the material. 

BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE

The roles of Bill and Ted were originally offered to other actors, including Pauly Shore and Sean Penn. However, Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter ultimately landed the roles and became synonymous with the characters. The phone booth was originally supposed to be a van, but they opted for a Dr Who nod. 

ROCKY IV

The training montage featuring Sylvester Stallone as Rocky and Dolph Lundgren as Ivan Drago is famous. The sequence was filmed in Wyoming, and Stallone had to be airlifted to a hospital after being punched in the chest by Lundgren to maintain authenticity in the fight scenes.

INDIANA JONES: RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK

In the famous boulder scene, Harrison Ford outran a real boulder, which was a fibreglass prop. The stunt was extremely dangerous, but it resulted in an iconic film moment.

BEETLEJUICE

The title character, Beetlejuice, was originally envisioned as a winged, reptilian demon. However, the final design for the character was more whimsical and unique.

STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK

The big reveal of Darth Vader being Luke Skywalker's father was kept a well-guarded secret. Mark Hamill, who played Luke, was only informed of this twist moments before filming the scene to preserve the surprise.

BACK TO THE FUTURE

The original choice to play Marty McFly was Eric Stoltz. He filmed several scenes but was later replaced by Michael J. Fox, leading to the iconic casting that we know today.

All of these films are iconic and classic, and I have seen so many times. Do you love or like any of these films? Comment and let me know and hit me up on letterboxd @Scotty2Jonesy. 

My Top 10 Highest Rated Films - 70's Edition

Hello there, So I thought I would do something different and interesting today and for the next few blog posts. I will be covering my top 10 films of different decades. This is written as of 9/11/2023, so I could update in the future but who knows.

I have lots of 5 star films in many decades BUT I will limit these posts to 1 per franchise rule. I am taking my rankings from the 5 star system of LETTERBOXD. To make things fun and interesting, I will try to post a random fact about the film which you may not know. We all will know why I will love these films and I don't want to repeat myself saying the same sorta things over and over so random fact would be more fun and interesting, is my thought process.

Strap in for a ride back to the soulful 70s!

The Exorcist

"The Exorcist" is known for its shocking scenes, but did you know that the sound of Regan's neck cracking during her infamous head-spinning scene was created by twisting a leather wallet inside an old leather jacket?

Jaws

While the animatronic shark used in "Jaws" was named Bruce by the production crew, it often malfunctioned during filming, leading to Spielberg creatively using suspenseful music and camera angles to build tension without showing the shark.

Blazing Saddles

"Blazing Saddles" features an iconic scene where cowboys enjoy a hearty campfire meal. The sound of their breaking wind during this scene was created using the recordings of actual cowboys and cowgirls.

Alien

The chestburster scene in "Alien" was a surprise to most of the actors. The only one who knew what would happen was John Hurt, whose reaction was genuine, creating a more authentic shock on screen.

The Godfather

The famous cat in the opening scene of "The Godfather" was not originally in the script. It was a stray cat that Marlon Brando found on the set and decided to include in the scene.

Grease

In the final scene of "Grease" when the car takes off into the sky, the car was actually a full-scale mechanical replica with wheels that retracted, making it appear as though it was flying.

One Who Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" was one of the few films to win all five major Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Adapted Screenplay.

Life Of Brian

Monty Python's "Life of Brian" was met with controversy upon its release but has since become a cult classic. The film was banned in several countries for its religious satire, but John Cleese's mother defended it publicly.

Star Wars

The iconic opening crawl of "Star Wars" was created using practical effects. The text was physically printed on a 6-foot-long camera bed and filmed against a starry background to achieve the famous scrolling effect.

HALLOWEEN

The original "Halloween" (1978) had a limited budget, so the famous Michael Myers mask was a William Shatner mask painted white and altered to create a more haunting appearance.

All of these films are iconic and classic, and I have seen so many times. Do you love or like any of these films? Comment and let me know and hit me up on letterboxd @Scotty2Jonesy. 

Top 10 ATTACK ON TITAN songs!

To commemorate the end of the ATTACK ON TITAN series, I have decided to list my 10 fave songs from the anime. This will include, openings and ending themes aswell as OST from all seasons of the titan shifting series.

Jiyuu No Tsubasa - Linked Horizon

The second opening is kicking off my list. Linked Horizon are absolutely outstanding with all of their musical work they have provided for the attack on titan series. The title means Wings Of Freedom. The song explores the themes of freedom, struggle and victory over oppression and how it is an ongoing battle.

Red Swan - Yoshiki, Hyde

A truly beautiful song that has made me cry a few times. "Red Swan" is a song about the power of love and hope, as well as the courage to keep fighting despite adversity. The lyrics tell the story of someone who is trying to make a better life for themselves despite their fear and hardships. The singer encourages them to try and keep going, to reach for the stars, to overcome the darkness in their life. The singer uses the imagery of a red swan to symbolize their determination to reach the light and to fly away despite the pain. The song speaks to the strength of the human spirit and the willingness to break free from cycles of hurt and find happiness.

Under The Tree - Sim

A dramatic, emotional track from Sim and yes SIM will appear again on this list, they are absolute TITANS with their music. It was so awesome to have SIM appear and make two songs for this anime which have gone on to gain critical success. "Under the Tree" is a song about wanting to hold onto a relationship with someone who has left, despite time moving forward and the uncertainty of whether the other person feels the same way.

Attack On Titan - Hiroyuki Sawano

Ok so Hiroyuki Sawano is an incredible musician and composer for piecing the next few songs together on my list. What starts is electro followed by the orchestral choir which is the signature musical style Hiroyuky brings with his original soundtrack. His music brings the destruction, emotions, betrayals and grandiose battles to scale!

Bauklotze - Hiroyuki Sawano

Hange makes their last stand with this beautiful song accompanying it. The song's title means "Building Blocks" in German. While the lyrics themselves may not have a direct connection to the plot or themes of the series, the song's overall composition and use within the show contribute to the viewer's experience and engagement with the story. Sawano's music has played a significant role in making "Attack on Titan" a memorable and emotionally powerful anime series.

You See Big Girl - Hiroyuki Sawano

Death and destruction coming from a seemingly unstoppable beast that towers over 60ft high this track captures that feel of seeing the death and destruction and even madness that follows from seeing an ally turn into the very thing that has been killing your friends and family. The use of various languages and the blend of orchestral and electronic elements in the soundtrack contribute to the overall epic and intense experience of the series.

Boku No Sensou - Shinsei Kamattechan

A truly terrifying military march lead into death and destruction, what would happen if the armies of the world had titans in their control? It would be scary, and this one backs it up but it's so damn catchy! JUSTICE, JUSTICE LA LA VIVI DA! The title means My War.

The Rumbling - Sim

Once again we have Sim with their strongest song dedicated to the horrific ground shaking event known as The Rumbling! The song ties in and captures Eren’s perspective for the last season. Eren having a catastrophic plan and fights to control his own destiny.

Shinzo Wo Sasageyo! - Linked Horizon

Come on now, sing it loud and proud with me my brother's! SASAGEYO, SASAGEYO, SHINZO WO SASAGEYO! The title means dedicate your hearts!

Gurren No Yumiya - Linked Horizon

The song that started it all, first time I heard this, I was blown away and so hyped. It always gets me hyped and singing and imagining just swinging along slashing Titans down. The title means the bow and arrow of crimson.

Thank you very much for visiting my blog and for all your support. 

If you are interested I have a story I made set in the AOT universe, It's free to download HERE!

Top 10 King810 Songs

Get the body bags ready, ready your weapons and come take a trip to murder city with metal legends King810! I got into King810 in 2015 when they supported Slipknot on their UK tour. King 810 are an American heavy metal band from Flint, Michigan, formed in 2007. The band currently consists of David Gunn and Eugene Gill. The band's first release was their independent EP titled Midwest Monsters in 2012, which earned them a signing with Roadrunner Records; they released their second EP titled Proem in 2014, and their debut studio album Memoirs of a Murderer that same year. In June 2012, Gunn was assaulted when he refused to hand over a bag during a robbery. He was shot and stabbed, but survived the attack and went on to write for the band's debut and independent EP, Midwest Monsters, which was heavily inspired by that particular event and previous experiences. I have seen King810 live twice and I recommend the experience. 

10: Murder Murder Murder

Kicking off my list hard with Murderx3. The riff here is addictive and so are Davids harsh raspy vocals. 

9: Ak Concerto No. 47 Bang Guns

I will be perfectly honest the aggressive yet catchy "OOH OOH AH OOH OOH AH"' parts make this take a spot on my list because it is so fun and catchy, and it's a god-damn fire chorus.

8: Bang Guns

A different sound compared to many of the songs on my list with this one having more rap, trap, dubstep feel to it. The chorus is great and gets stuck in your head easily. 

7: I Am The Enemy

I love the flow and how catchy this song is. The way the chorus is run and put together is really something else, it stands out and lingers long in the mind. 

6: Say Cheese & Die

This is quickly becoming an all-time fave for me, it's a recently released track from King's newest album and it is so damn catchy, I love how it flows and the instrumentals in this. King at its best! 

5: I Ain't Going Back Again

A softer yet sombre song. Song all about not going back again to that dark mindset, drugs, jail, gangs you know it's about quitting those bad and dark habits. Great storytelling and a memorable chorus.

4: War Outside

I love the aggression and the catchy chorus, It makes me want to cause some environmental destruction and make it look like a warzone. THERE'S A WAR OUTSIDE! Unrelated but King's Memoirs album is an absolute masterpiece and I love it so much. 

3: Desperate Lovers

Now when I first heard this it was live in concert, and I was like "oooh this is good" I loved the heaviness and the groove and riff it was all so just addicting and metal. Catchy and aggressive. 

2: Fat Around The Heart

Lyrics like a lot of King 810 songs are self-explanatory as David walks us through his feelings and experiences. Fat around the heart meaning there's people that have not seen or done the things David has experienced. This is one of King's most popular songs. 

1: Killem All

The first time I have seen King and heard this live I was blown away, and I felt so connected to the aggression and rage and the story being told. This one really brought to life the inner primal aggression buried deep within. My absolute favourite song. 

Okie dokie so this brutality was my list and I hope you liked it and if you had no idea who King810 are, well you are welcome for the education I brought to you. Thanks for reading, feel free to share it to metal fans or fellow King810 fans alike.

Stay Shiny!

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