Music is a thing that can be appreciated by anyone, and if they know music they know the Grammys. These awards have been around for 61 years and have become the most prestigious award for the music industry. Things aren’t the same as they were 60 years ago, or even 20.

Young Bull, an up-and-coming music group from Durham, North Carolina, have been releasing music as a trio since 2016, their debut was marked by an independently released LP called Sopadelic. With Sopadelic, Young Bull brings to the table a sound that is wholly unique. Their music is certainly abstract but distinctly Southern, fusing trap and old-school soul to create a sound that North Carolina can be proud of. In 11 songs the trio takes you on a funk/jazz/soul (and pretty much everything in between) filled trip through the struggles of dating in the modern world. Vocalist Tahmique Cameron’s infectious voice is paired masterfully with Gabe Fox-Peck’s unorthodox production. Cameron and Fox-Peck are at their best together in "Don’t Count on Me" and "Find Myself Alone With You" where they are left alone to showcase the musical tandem the two have been developing since they were playing JV basketball together.

April 5, 2010, was the first airing of a show titled "Adventure Time", that would eventually fall alongside animated icons such as Dexter's Laboratory, Phineas and Ferb, and Tom & Jerry. After the show's first appearance on air it’s fan base rapidly expanded, and there was a quick demand for more. The show’s popularity credit goes to it’s creator, Pendleton Ward, for his unique style of writing and simplistic animation style. He took influence from role playing games like Dungeons & Dragons and various other fantasy games. Unlike anything before it, the animated phenomenon was quick to catch the attention of multiple demographics making it loved by people of all ages.