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Happy Hour Energy Boost For 8/15/11 (Inaugural Edition): J.Cole- Work Out (2011)

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By sluggahjells - August 15, 2011

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Andrew Jones' Media Portfolio

By sluggahjells - July 11, 2022

(Updated as of July 2025) My NBC Olympics/NBC Sports work for the games of the XXXIII (33rd) Olympiad ( 2024 Olympic Games): Editor for Al Michaels groundbreaking artificial intelligence "Daily Olympic Recap" The Washington Post positive review of our great, standout work Slate's positive review of our Al Michaels' A.I. work The Ankler praising the outcome of our A.I Al work And Al Michaels himself praising our work Al Michaels on AI Michaels. The legendary sports broadcaster weighs in on @Peacock technology that's bringing his voice to viewers in daily competition recaps...but Al's voice is AI-generated. pic.twitter.com/dTFJqhRx3b — Squawk Box (@SquawkCNBC) August 1, 2024 Notable Social Media Content Posts My latest news interview with WNBA rising star Angel Reese (Jun 10, 2025) @sluggahjells3 The bromance of LeBron LeGOAT James and Steph “The Percolator” Curry after their clutch greatness in leading @USA Basketball pas...

The 1st Thread/Music Wakeup Call For 11/5/13: SWV - Right Here/Human Nature (1992)

By sluggahjells - November 05, 2013

One of the best songs ever made, the "Human Nature" heavily influenced sample of SWV'S "Right Here." Still genius how both Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson orchestrated that beat. Even more insane is how a 19-year-old Pharell Williams does the "S...The double...The U...The V!" chant in the song. More from The Whole Delivery coming today, later on.

The April Fools' Flashback Fridays For 4/1/16: Rebecca Black - Friday (2011)

By sluggahjells - April 01, 2016

A song fitting for this April Fool's Day that is specifically on a Friday, since it rarely happens, is this legendary horrible classic that will remain with us forever. 5 years ago, one Rebecca Black both blessed and cursed us all with a song now approaching 100 million Youtube views. Our Fridays have never been the same since "Friday" dropped. And it is, fittingly, your April Fools Flashback Friday choice, since its foolishness represents this whole day. The Whole Delivery, delivered for you.