Offset And Side Chick's Ponography Tape Finally Leaks Online!! WATCH NOW!!!

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  The Migos Rapper, Offset's Phone was Allegedly Hacked Last Week and Nude pictures and videos of him and his side chick was uncovered. a they seized the singer’s cell phone to reportedly look for evidence of Justin bragging about egging his neighbor’s house, but what they were really looking for are some Selena Gomez P0nography Tape. Well the cops apparently got exactly what they wanted. As you can see in the video above, 2 short videos of what appear to be Selena Gomez were found on Justin Bieber’s cell phone. The first video is a short clip of Selena Gomez performing a bl0wj0b (presumably to warm the guy up for Justin). We will have to wait to find out what other sorts of depravity will be uncovered on Justin Bieber’s cell phone, as the investigating officer has gone on disability by claiming he developed carpal tunnel after seeing this Selena Gomez P0nography video, and then later post traumatic stress disorder after viewing the video file titled “Lil Za Pounds The Biebs”.
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LIVE REVIEW: ALVO NOTO & RYUICHI SAKAMOTO’S “TWO” @ Sydney Opera House

We enthusiastically hold up in murkiness and supreme quietness. Two legends, as one. Ryuichi Sakamoto and Alva Noto are going to take us to new domains. Alva Noto's fragile commotion embroidered artwork sets the state of mind as a visual scene of basic shapes and structures epitomize the unobtrusive magnificence of moderation's angles and developments.
ALVO NOTO and RYUICHI SAKAMOTO/Photo – Prudence Upton
A triple helix of lines and white spots move, spin, and stream suitably.
Consistently is extended to unendingness.
ALVO NOTO and RYUICHI SAKAMOTO/Photo – Prudence Upton
A swell of enormous extents exudes from human peculiarity.
All they require are mono synths, a guitar, glitch commotions, and a fantastic piano.
RYUICHI SAKAMOTO/Photo – Prudence Upton
All we require is to inhale, to believe, to encounter, to exist.
A cadenced example of signals and bleeps help us to remember our convenient presence.
Alva Noto's static helps us to remember the excellence of the flawed. Wabi-Sabi.
While Ryuichi 's precisely executed keys demonstrate to us the excellence of accuracy.
RYUICHI SAKAMOTO/Photo – Prudence Upton
The bass weights on us like an overwhelming weight, followed by a coarse yell that is just safeguarded by Ryuichi's cheerful established piano.
It comes to synchronize our hearts to blazing discontinuous lighting sufficiently splendid to make us pant and advise us that all we require is to slowly inhale.
RYUICHI SAKAMOTO/Photo – Prudence Upton
Mesmerized. A full house peacefully..
We take a second.
We pause for a moment.
We take 60 minutes.
They safeguard us from our dull yet fast lives.
We end up mindful of the incongruity of moderate simple computerized scenes being our solitary getaway from our cutting edge world's advanced data over-burden.
It is currently, in this ageless and ethereal space that we contemplate through painstakingly made sound waves, loaded with personality and shading.
ALVO NOTO and RYUICHI SAKAMOTO/Photo – Prudence Upton
We encounter the tremendousness of the void along in excess of 2,000 other aware creatures. Full house.
Hypnotized, loose, surrendered, captivated. Unadulterated euphoria.

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