Nae's Not Like You

It's time for today's Billboard ; I Knew It, I Knew You - Taylor Swift Never thought I'd hear Taylor do a country song again. The song itself was fine, It was cute enough for Toy Story . But for me the song just lacks the charm that the first few songs of the franchise had that made people feel nostalgic or tugged at your heartstrings. And this is coming from someone who's not the biggest fan of You Got A Friend In Me . It just feels burned out at this point.   Jesus I Do - Mariah Carey Ft. The Clark Sisters This was actually #1 on the Gospel Airplay chart about a month ago. I've been wanting to review it but other songs just kept popping up and eventually I just got impatient. I wanted to love this song, but in my opinion it didn't really find its groove until the bridge. Though its strongest aspect was without a doubt the harmonies. But considering Mariah Carey collaborating with the Clark Sisters sounds like heaven for me, I just expected more. Though this wa...

Okay, it’s the dad’s turn. Like the mom’s list, This is a list of movie and TV Dads who are single parents. They have to be single from the very start and not later in the project. If they are no longer single by the end of the project, that is completely fine. Both live-action and animated characters will be included on this list.  #10: Ben Wheeler- Baby Daddy Baby Daddy was a sitcom on Freeform that centered on Ben, a bachelor living with his best friend and his brother. However, things take a strange turn when a baby (his daughter Emma to be exact) is dropped off at his apartment out of the blue. His ex-girlfriend Angela was more focused on her acting career than her child. Ben is given the opportunity to give up Emma for adoption, but ultimately decides to keep her. Ben’s dynamic with Emma is incredibly sweet and is what mainly earned him a spot on this list. Granted a low placement due to other characters being from more notable shows/movies. Not to mention, it didn’t have the...

So while I decided to pass on Discloser Day , I figured it wouldn't be a bad idea to give The Furious a shot. A mute father is ready to fight somebody when his daughter is kidnapped by human traffickers (perfect timing for Father's Day). Along the way, he teams up with a journalist who's wife went missing after trying rescue another victim. This movie was INSANE and Awesome! The story and protagonist were very easy to root for and it even had some nice writing moments as well. I hope this doesn't sound like too much of a spoiler but the conflict was resolved almost halfway through the movie in the most epic way possible. I was worried about that move at first, but the film also knew how to keep you entertained and at the edge of your seat every single second. Though the movie did have its tenderhearted and sweet moments as well. And yes those fight scenes were incredible. They were extremely well choregraphed and very brutal to watch. We kept hearing bones cracking and ...

You know the drill;   Hate That I Made You Love Me - Ariana Grande I'm not really sure what I think of this song to be honest, aside from Grande's done better. And I will admit due to all her drama with Ethan Slater, I'm not a fan of the lyrics. Other than that, the song is just meh for me personally.   God I'm Just Grateful - Elevation Worship Ft. Chandler Moore My church has done this song before so I'm already very familiar with it. Though I'm not the biggest fan of the song, the lyrics are very powerful and I do see them bringing people closer to Jesus. They are also slightly personal for reasons I would rather not disclose. Thanks For Reading Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/naomi.chadwick.58/ X-@ChadwickNa28887 Email-naenotlikeyou@gmail.com Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/ihearttop123/ YouTube Playlist (Secular)- Link YouTube Playlist (Worship)- Link

I'm am not a He-Man fan nor am I a She-Ra fan. I actually tried to watch the original She-Ra  TV series but lost interest and I don't care enough to watch the reboot. Aside from this movie, I have never watched anything directly linked to He-Man. Adam Glenn is sent to live with us after his planet is attacked by Skeletor. Unfortunately as he's being transported, he loses the "Sword Of Power", for 15 years🤦🏾‍♀️. This movie was stupid in all the best ways possible. I won't deny that the movie was pretty cheesy and the writing was relatively bland. But it makes up for it with its natural charm and light-hearted demeanor. The movie is just so fun that you can't help but laugh with it. I'm also surprised that I got secondhand embarrassment from He-Man himself. He was kind of a loser, but also likeable and easy to root for (and attractive I admit). Teela and Duncan were also cool as well, and Skeletor was surprisingly hilarious.  Other highlights included ...

D-Day remains one of the most important days in US history. The anniversary was actually 3 days ago.  Pressure centers on the EXTREMELY intense few days leading up to D-Day as James Stagg clashes with the not-yet President Eisenhower (general at the time) and several others on when is the best day for D-Day in terms of the weather. I really liked this movie. It did remind me of Oppenheimer , granted they both centered around notable milestones during WW2. What I love the most about this movie is that you could literally feel the tension from everyone and everything in the days leading up to D-Day. I could only imagine the amount of pressure (no pun intended) everyone felt during those days. The acting was pretty solid and the cinematography was gorgeous (though not as good as Project Hail Mary 's). My only issue with the movie is that I feel like we only witnessed the surface of how good this movie was. Don't get me wrong, the movie was still good. But I feel like it had the to...