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Wed Sep 8

karmahasutra:

Yes. Those babies are lying on concrete.
Yes. That bottle is empty.
Yes. Those are mosquitoes & flies swarming their little bodies.
Yes. This is the condition of Pakistan, at the moment.
A couple of weeks have gone by since the floods in Pakistan have flowed and the number of people effected by this are staggering & record breaking.
Over 20 MILLION PEOPLE.
That is MORE THAN THE COMBINED TOTAL of the 2004 Tsunami, the 2005 Kashmir earthquake, the 2010 Haiti earthquake, and the American Katrina disaster.
How many of you knew about this? It’s a shame at the extreme lack of coverage on this horrific disaster. Pakistan is getting MINIMAL help.
Ignorance never ends, a recent poll was taken in America on whether if they would donate or have donated to Pakistan or not. 67% DO NOT wish or want to help Pakistan. 67%.
And as for the donations that are being sent… 60% of aid needed now, has not been delivered. Who has them & why haven’t they reached the public?
I was born in Karachi, Pakistan. My city is located in the south region of Pakistan (Sindh province). I can not fathom the words….The amount of hurt I am feeling.
No one is helping.
I try to blog about it daily…only getting a few notes or so..I post a picture of myself and in come the notes and comments. What I’m trying to say is, Please…take note of this. These people are innocent and now they are homeless and sick. Children are dying quickly due to the lack of care. People have drowned, crops are ruined..animals are dead, & homes are gone. It is being speculated that my city will eventually drown since it’s already low. The floods haven’t hurt my region yet but they have affected my friends & families home and so many other innocent people.
This picture breaks my heart..I want you all to look at this picture. What do you see?
Do you see terrorists? Do you see future killers? Do you see another plot against America? Do you see that in those mosquitoes that can possibly and most likely have left diseases such as malaria? Do you see harm in that empty bottle?
Extremists are the ones to blame, not Muslims. Why should we be left hopeless? We didn’t do anything.
And as for the Qu’ran burning this weekend in Florida, I believe….
The thought of that night makes me cry. Do you all understand the severity and ignorance of that act? Why isn’t anyone stopping them? My religion, my faith didn’t hurt you. EXTREMISTS DID. They are NOT religious. My faith is NOT a cult.
I don’t know what to do. I honestly don’t know. I’ve never felt this helpless. No one is helping, no one cares. Fuck neither do my own best friends know much about this.
Just look at this picture and think about what you’ve just read.
Help. Please.
If you can…I’m not asking for a shitload of cash. But please, try to donate. Donating to UNICEF will send aid to children. Donate to the Red Cross & the UN Foundation. I trust the most in these three foundations, they’ve actually managed to send and successfully help the victims.
One-fifth of the country is under water; 20 million+ people are homeless. All I ask is for you to help a little and spread awareness.

Yes. Those babies are lying on concrete.

Yes. That bottle is empty.

Yes. Those are mosquitoes & flies swarming their little bodies.

Yes. This is the condition of Pakistan, at the moment.

A couple of weeks have gone by since the floods in Pakistan have flowed and the number of people effected by this are staggering & record breaking.

Over 20 MILLION PEOPLE.

That is MORE THAN THE COMBINED TOTAL of the 2004 Tsunami, the 2005 Kashmir earthquake, the 2010 Haiti earthquake, and the American Katrina disaster.

How many of you knew about this? It’s a shame at the extreme lack of coverage on this horrific disaster. Pakistan is getting MINIMAL help.

Ignorance never ends, a recent poll was taken in America on whether if they would donate or have donated to Pakistan or not. 67% DO NOT wish or want to help Pakistan. 67%.

And as for the donations that are being sent… 60% of aid needed now, has not been delivered. Who has them & why haven’t they reached the public?

I was born in Karachi, Pakistan. My city is located in the south region of Pakistan (Sindh province). I can not fathom the words….The amount of hurt I am feeling.

No one is helping.

I try to blog about it daily…only getting a few notes or so..I post a picture of myself and in come the notes and comments. What I’m trying to say is, Please…take note of this. These people are innocent and now they are homeless and sick. Children are dying quickly due to the lack of care. People have drowned, crops are ruined..animals are dead, & homes are gone. It is being speculated that my city will eventually drown since it’s already low. The floods haven’t hurt my region yet but they have affected my friends & families home and so many other innocent people.

This picture breaks my heart..I want you all to look at this picture. What do you see?

Do you see terrorists? Do you see future killers? Do you see another plot against America? Do you see that in those mosquitoes that can possibly and most likely have left diseases such as malaria? Do you see harm in that empty bottle?

Extremists are the ones to blame, not Muslims. Why should we be left hopeless? We didn’t do anything.

And as for the Qu’ran burning this weekend in Florida, I believe….

The thought of that night makes me cry. Do you all understand the severity and ignorance of that act? Why isn’t anyone stopping them? My religion, my faith didn’t hurt you. EXTREMISTS DID. They are NOT religious. My faith is NOT a cult.

I don’t know what to do. I honestly don’t know. I’ve never felt this helpless. No one is helping, no one cares. Fuck neither do my own best friends know much about this.

Just look at this picture and think about what you’ve just read.

Help. Please.

If you can…I’m not asking for a shitload of cash. But please, try to donate. Donating to UNICEF will send aid to children. Donate to the Red Cross & the UN Foundation. I trust the most in these three foundations, they’ve actually managed to send and successfully help the victims.

One-fifth of the country is under water; 20 million+ people are homeless. All I ask is for you to help a little and spread awareness.

(Source: ehmzee)

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Sun Sep 5

manilaconcertscene:

Jay Sean’s Concert

September 3, 2010 at Araneta Coliseum.

Photos by: Manila Concert Scene

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Sun Aug 8

manilaconcertscene:

Don’t forget to catch Jay Sean on September 3, 2010 at the Araneta Coliseum. Call TicketNet at 911-5555 or visit www.ticketnet.com.ph for ticket inquiries. Jay Sean is brought to us by Blue Dream Entairtainment and Music Management International.

Source: http://www.ticketnet.com.ph/2006/detail.php?eid=1541&res=Y

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Fri Aug 6

manilaconcertscene:

The photo shown above is the promotional concert poster of Jay Sean LIVE in Manila on September 3, 2010 at the Araneta Coliseum. Manila Concert Scene is one of the official media partner of this event.

Source: The Philippine Star

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manilaconcertscene:

2012(It Ain’t the End) by Jay Sean ft. Nicki Minaj!

Jay Sean’s newest single which was released yesterday(August 3,2010)

Available now in iTunes!

Visit: http://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/2012-it-aint-end-feat-nicki/id384209575

The music video will premiere on MTV this August 8, 2010!

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Manila! 30 days to go! All or Nothing Tour! Jay Sean Live in Manila this September 3,2010 at the Araneta Coliseum. Tickets are available in all Ticketnet outlets. Call 911-5555 or visit www.ticketnet.com.ph for more details about the show. This event was made possible by BlueDream Entertainment and MMI

Another LIVE Concert coverage with Manila Concert Scene!

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Thu Aug 5

Will British R and B soul singer Jay Sean live up to his “If I Aint Got You” song lyrics and stay in “a villa in Manila”?

Will British R and B soul singer Jay Sean live up to his “If I Aint Got You” song lyrics and stay in “a villa in Manila” during his Philippine visit this September? It’s all up in the air. One thing’s for sure, Jay Sean fans are in for a fantastic booty shakin’ time as the massive voice behind the hits “Down” and “Do You Remember” graces Manila shores for a one night only concert at the Araneta Coliseum on September 3, 2010 entitled “Jay Sean: All Or Nothing”. The show, produced by BlueDream Entertainment with Senior Vice President and Managing Director Christian Andoy at the helm, will feature the singer’s trademark enticingly smooth r and b stylings and jaw-dropping beat boxing, skills all of which merited him the title of “one man boyband”.
Born in India and raised in the UK, Jay Sean’s success hits two birds with one stone, giving pride to both countries as being the first solo act of South Asian origin to top the Billboard Hot 100 with the American debut single “Down”. The said feat also earned Jay Sean the distinction of being the first British artist to conquer the Billboard Hot 100 in over a decade with the same song, (the last Brit being Queen’s frontman Freddie Mercury in 1980). After the breakthrough success of “Down” came Jay Sean’s second hit the unforgettable “Do You Remember” which sold a million digital copies in the United States alone. Both hit songs can be found in Jay Sean’s third album “All Or Nothing” released last November 2009. Jay Sean describes “All Or Nothing” as “diverse” “drawing heavily from ‘90s hip hop influences” and “composed of songs that resonate through the years”. And as early as now a 4th album is slated for release in November 2010 with names like Mary J BLige and Pitbull already lined up to make guest appearances in Jay Sean’s 4th offing.
You could very well say Jay Sean’s success was written in the stars, christened as Kamaljiit Singh Jhoti, the suave singer changed his stage name to Jay Sean; J coming from what his friends back in India called him and Sean being a newer version of “Shaan” which was a childhood pet name among Jay Sean’s family members. (Turns out Shaan translated into English literally means “shining star”!) An even bigger surprise? The handsome singer almost skipped the music scene completely! Jay Sean was two years into medical school when he was offered a record deal. Very close to his family (Jay Sean even had his mom, dad, granddad and uncle appear in his “Eyes On You” video!) they gave their full support and the rest, as they say, is chart-topping history.
The British-Asian crossover artist deftly mixes rapping and singing in all his albums, rapping which reminds him of his back in the day roots as part of the London-based hiphop duo “Compulsive Disorder” and singing which Jay Sean shares brings out his more emotional side. Catch this sexy singer’s heart thumping, hip grinding music in the flesh as he brings Araneta Coliseum “Down” on September 3 2010 at 8pm! Truly, Blue Dream Entertainment couldn’t have picked a more thrilling act for their first foray into bringing foreign artists to the Philippines, and this is just the start of many more exciting concerts to come. Grab your “Jay Sean: All Or Nothing” tickets at all Ticketnet outlets or visit www.ticketnet.ph for more details. Ticket prices are at 6102 for VIP (Reserved seating), 5300 for Patron (Reserved seating), 4122 for Lower Box (Reserved seating), 3024 for Upper Box A (Reserved seating), 1593 for Upper Box B, and 530 for General Admission.

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New Single “2012 (This Ain’t the End)” Set to Impact Radio and Digital Charts August 3rd

POP/R&B SENSATION JAY SEAN’S CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC ALBUM FREEZE TIME HITS STORES NOVEMBER 2ND

UK SINGER SET TO FOLLOW SUCCESS OF 2009’S MULTI-PLATINUM ANTHEM “DOWN,” THE #1 SONG THAT BECAME A WORLDWIDE HIT

New Single “2012 (This Ain’t the End)” Set to Impact Radio and Digital Charts August 3rd

NEW YORK, NY July 29, 2010— Jay Sean, the ubiquitous and chart-topping UK pop/R&B singer who landed stateside with 2009’s All or Nothing, is set to release his Cash Money/Universal Republic follow-up Freeze Time in stores and on all digital platforms November 2nd. The highly anticipated album, the singer’s fourth, is the strongest realization of the singer’s vision to date: a lethal combination of pop, R&B and dance music that bridges the singer’s myriad musical interests.

On the singer’s energetic first single “2012 (It Ain’t the End),” featuring hotly-tipped rapper and singer Nicki Minaj, the moroseness of the Apocalypse is re-imagined as a celebration of life and love. Produced by Orange Factory Music (OFM), the same team behind Jay Sean’s domestic breakthrough hits “Down” and “Do You Remember” (featuring Sean Paul and Lil Jon), “2012 (It Ain’t the End)” sees the singer fuse R&B melodies over a dance-pop rhythm, a mix perfectly suited to both the club and the stereo.

“We knew we had a rising superstar on our hands when we signed Jay Sean to Cash Money,” said Ronald ‘Slim’ Williams, Co-founder and Co-CEO of Cash Money Records. “He’s already proven it with ‘Down’ but I know Jay and he’s never one to rest on his laurels. The success of his debut album on Cash Money has only made him work harder this time around to ensure that he stays on top while still evolving as an artist.”

When “Down,” featuring Lil Wayne, was released in 2009, the song immediately became a worldwide hit, selling over one million digital singles in less than eight weeks and reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart twice in the same month. Garnering over 70 million (and counting) views on YouTube, “Down” became Cash Money’s first track to snag the #1 spot on the Top 40 Radio Chart. Yet it was just the latest in a string of groundbreaking achievements for Jay Sean. In addition to being the first UK artist signed by iconic hip-hop imprint Cash Money Records, the singer has the proud distinction of being both the first solo artist of South Asian descent and first UK urban act to top the Billboard Hot 100.

Jay Sean is proud to partner with Verizon Wireless to headline their upcoming My Fabulous Quince party. Eligible teenagers from select cities will have the chance at winning an event planner, venue, catering for 200 guests, and, most importantly, a free private concert by Jay Sean himself. Fans will also be able to meet Jay Sean at the Verizon “My Fabulous Quince” Expos at Verizon Wireless retail stores in select cities. For all details please visit www.myfabulous15.com. Jay Sean has also been selected by GREY GOOSE ENTERTAINMENT® for the second season of the television series “Rising Icons,” which goes behind the scenes with promising artists and features exclusive performances that will air on BET beginning this August.

Freeze Time continues the incredible career ascent the singer has been having since his first album, Me Against Myself, was released in 2004. Since then, the singer has received worldwide acclaim, racking up countless awards, including an UK BMI award for Best Songwriter and two MOBO nominations, and has seen multiple songs reach #1 in everywhere from Russia to Japan to Australia.

A consummate hip-hop and R&B obsessive growing up in London, Jay Sean was pursuing a degree in medicine at the London School of Medicine and Dentistry when he was offered his first record label deal. After dropping out to focus on a career in music, the rabid fanbase he had built up locally quickly became a global phenomenon, as fans flocked to his mix of hip-hop, pop, R&B and South Asian sounds.

About Universal Republic Records: Universal Republic Records is a division of Universal Music Group, the world’s largest music company, with wholly owned record operations or licensees in 77 countries. One of several labels that comprise Universal Motown Republic Group, Republic Records was formed in 1995 by President, CEO of the label, Monte Lipman, and his brother, President of Universal Republic, Avery Lipman, conceptualized around their kitchen table. Today, the label is responsible for numerous breakthrough and mainstream chart topping artists, including a diverse array of groundbreaking imprints and ventures encompassing new and established platinum and multiplatinum acts such Amy Winehouse, Colbie Caillat, Tori Amos, Hinder, 3 Doors Down, Owl City, Anberlin, Godsmack, Jack Johnson, Damian Marley, Chamillionaire and others.

About Cash Money Records: Emerging as a regional hip hop force in the mid-‘90s, Cash Money excelled throughout the next decade as one of hip hop’s most successful entrepreneurial urban empires. The influential label reigned as one of the top selling imprints again in 2008-2009 as the home base and strategic arsenal for best selling artist of the year - Lil Wayne. Originally forged in the Magnolia housing projects of New Orleans where brothers’ and Cash Money founders/Co-CEOs Bryan Williams and Ronald ‘Slim’ Williams first earned their street reps, the multi-platform imprint (which includes hip hop superstar Lil Wayne’s Young Money Entertainment and genre-defying artist Kevin Rudolf) has sold nearly 60 million albums worldwide. One of hip hop’s most enduring global street brands, Cash Money has been responsible for more than a dozen gold/platinum artists; more than two dozen gold and/or platinum records, rolling out award winning albums, videos, and digital content by a diverse range of artists including Mannie Fresh, Juvenile, B.G., Turk, Hot Boys, Big Tymers (featuring, among others, Bryan Baby Williams himself) Kevin Rudolf and much-heralded franchise star Lil Wayne.

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BLUEDREAM ENTERTAINMENT INC. proudly brings you the hottest pop, RnB sensation in a one night only concert at the big dome!

Get down with the infectious beat of JAY SEAN’s smash Hits “Down”, “Do You Remember” and “If I Ain’t Got You”.

Tickets available at all SM Ticketnet outlets. For inquiries,
…Call 911-5555.