Ultimate Simon Fan in American Idol - Hillarious

Simon Cowell, is an A&R executive and TV producer; also is one of the American Idol Judges who is well known for being bluntly honest with the contestants that sometimes it hurts them badly. He barely smile, rarely jokes and hardly moves. Yet, he is touched by his fans and he is entertained by his admirers.

A mid-aged man from Philippine steps into the show to sing for the judges. The judges were impressed by the voice, the character, the outfit, the hat with SIMON written on it and especially by the song he sang ESPECIALLY for Simon.
Randy clapped, Paula danced, Ryan bowed, and most importantly Simon smiled and gave him a hug with a very surprising yet predictable answer.
If you liked the lyrics, you can find them below the video.

I am your brother,
Your bestfriend for ever,
Singing the songs,
The music that you like,
We're brothers till the end of time,
Together or not,
Your always in my heart,
You hurt your feelings,
And you'll be ready no more!

Origins of Breakdancing: Soviet Army

It's amazing how many people think that the roots of breakdancing are African Americans or Puerto Ricans. This is what I used to think as well, until I did some research and found astonishing results. Breakdancing is a very old Soviet Army dance they used to perform infront of the people. This dance represented the commitment and the power of the Soviet Army. I added a video I found on YouTube that will show you how they used to perform it. Of course breakdancing has evolved now into an amazing performance and it's very popular as it's acknowledged in music videos, as a dancing style and even as a hobby. Shockingly Wikipedia presented incomplete information about breakdancing. I requested to update their information with the entire research I have done and it will be posted soon on Associated Content website. The last piece of information I will be posting about this matter in my blog is that African Americans in the early 1960's developed the breakdancing we know now by immitating the Soviets and creating new harder moves. This was for the purpose of intimidating other people.