Valentine’s Day… oh, and that new Snapchat update
Valentine’s, Snapchat, and Fish all make appearances on this week’s Nick Major show!
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Valentine’s, Snapchat, and Fish all make appearances on this week’s Nick Major show!
When The Nick Major Show hit the airwaves live from the idobi Studios this week, it was to talk massive air conditioning vents and the red carpet.
[imgfull] [/imgfull] Happy Rob Thomas’ Birthday (otherwise known as Valentine’s day)! Josh won’t play Rob Thomas during this episode of First Person, but we will play some makeout worthy jams from Benny King, The Replacements, Smoking Popes, and more.
This week is about love and take-out! The Vaughns have a new EP, Rom-Coms + Takeout, and I love the track “Raina.” It’s a sweet love song that made me instantly swoon. I caught up with Anna and Ryan to talk about the new EP, their unique dynamic as a duo and of course, they gave some advice on how to celebrate this Valentine’s Day. Check out their new EP and the music video for “Raina.”
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Theme song produced by Shelby Merry.
Monsta X is making it a very Happy Valentine’s Day. Winter ain’t coming this February, monbebes, because the Monstas already rule the throne.
The guys share a Very Special Valentine’s Day with the hilarious Lauren Miller.
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