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YUNGBLUD’s “Zombie” Video Starring Florence Pugh Will Leave You Speechless

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He’s back, and he’s louder, bolder, and more unshakably YUNGBLUD than ever. The punk-pop firestarter just dropped “ZOMBIE,” the latest single from his upcoming fourth studio album IDOLS, and it comes complete with a cinematic music video starring Academy Award-nominee Florence Pugh. Yes, that Florence Pugh. Chaos? Glamour? Heartbreak? Yes, yes, and hell yes. Let’s go. “ZOMBIE”: A BALLAD FOR THE BRUISED AND BRAVE Clocking […]

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Psychological-Thrillers Featuring ‘White People Problems’ That Make Black People Say, ‘Hell, That Wouldn’t Be Me’

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Let’s face it… Black life is often like a psychological thriller. People lie in our faces, team up against us, call us out our names and killing us for no reason. Bad things do happen to us, which is why we get annoyed by all those “Black struggle” films. In reality, we always make it

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White People Problems: Great Movie Plots That Make Black People Say, ‘Couldn’t Be Me’

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Let’s face it… Black life is often like a thriller. Bad things do happen to us, but we always make it through on the other side. However, being Black in a movie, especially in a thriller is never a good thing. We die first, can’t outrun the slowest zombie and we are rarely the hero.

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