obezzy just dropped the ether campaign ad. Romney is finished

[Rufus Dufus]

Obama's '08 ether to McCain/Palin.

 

[Shogun]

goddamn

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Obama Black Radio Ad



Obama Black Radio Ad - YouTube

Just listened to that shyt. He's dropping cinematic classics to get white people involved and we're getting McDonald's marketing hand me downs.

I hate those generic hip hop beats they use for "urban" ads.

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[Jesus H. Christ]

So vulgar, my friends.

 

[Non Sequitur]

stop posting youtube links from your phone

Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan: The Do-Over - ConventionReinvention.com - YouTube

Mittens is somewhere watching like

 

[Wondah_Woman]

He hit black people with that ad that sounds like it was produced by the same people who produce the pink oil moisturizer and dark and lovely radio ads.

 

[kermit da hustla]

Box Office Report: Anti-Obama Doc Beats New Films With $6.3 Mil on Eve of GOP Convention - Yahoo! Movies

'Expendables' wins soft weekend; '2016' drops to No. 7. Actioner earns $13.5 mil as conservative docu trails holdovers with $6.3 mil

Lionsgate's "The Expendables 2," with an estimated $13.5 million, won Stateside B.O. bragging rights for its second weekend, lifting the pic's domestic cume to $52.3 million.

"Expendables" beat a trio of low-profile wide releases -- as did politically polarizing docu "2016: Obama's America," though the film, at just north of $6.3 million, fell behind a crush of holdovers to land at No. 7 through Sunday. The docu, which expanded to 1,091 locations this weekend, ranked third on Friday, but struggled to maintain stamina as the weekend progressed.

Sony's bicycle thriller "Premium Rush" delivered a modest -- but expected -- $6.3 million in three day, while Open Road's R-rated comedy "Hit and Run" bowed to $4.7 million, with $5.9 million in five days.

Warner Bros., meanwhile, punted Dark Castle's "The Apparition," launching the film at just 810 locations where it collected a meager $3 million.

At the specialty B.O., IFC's "Sleepwalk With Me" broke a house record at New York's IFC Center, estimating an outstanding $65,000. Pic stands as the theater's best per-screen debut for a non-animated American feature from a first-time director (Mike Birbiglia). The film, which is based on Birbiglia's one-man comedy show, expands Friday to the top 20 U.S. markets.

sit down, fakkit.