Clinton — his supporters saturating your Facebook feed — but Mrs.
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Post every day, or be judicious about saturating followers' timelines?
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It's saturating the culture, so why not our Netflix queue?
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I love that sense of just saturating the entire oral space.
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Avengers: Endgame will be saturating theaters for the majority of 2019.
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Global food advertising has entered Mexico in force, saturating the airwaves.
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Not coincidentally, Mr. Rubio's campaign is saturating the Cedar Rapids media market.
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Empathic, nuanced, complex male black characters haven't exactly been saturating American screens.
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Netflix, already saturating the U.S. market, fell short on adding international subscribers.
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Basically, saturating social media with a celebrity endorsement engineered by the company.
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He treated these by saturating them with his own special blend of hardener.
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The high floodwaters stay and stay, saturating the levees and building up pressure.
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The dysfunction surrounding our country's recent election is saturating everything in its wake.
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The cloak reacts and responds to the environmental stimuli, wholly saturating visitors in color.
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Take, for example, the cherry tattoo trend currently saturating the market, not exactly timeless.
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"They really just messed up the industry by saturating it so much," he said.
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The issue seems to be that the iPhone is close to saturating its market.
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"The search area they are saturating is about 30 by 50 nautical miles," Kendrick said.
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Landslides generally happen after periods of heavy rain, saturating or liquefying soil and causing slippage.
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Soria describes an attempt to rid her apartment of vermin, saturating her kitchen with poison.
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And Bradley King's rich, saturating lighting sets the tone for Tamara's artistic and erotic epiphanies.
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Gold may be a rare commodity, but these days, it is saturating the sports world.
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I did notice that it was saturating the culture in the last year or so.
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And modern civilization won't stop saturating the atmosphere with heat-trapping carbon dioxide anytime soon.
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The impact was, many perceived, saturating and irreversible, setting rules for a new international art game.
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Why do they fail at keeping the radicalizing, racist, and hateful content from saturating their sites?
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But there are two blatant exceptions to his saturating rhetorical fire: Vladimir Putin and Stormy Daniels.
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This is largely due to burned-up particles, broadly known as "particulate matter," saturating the air.
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I then towel-dried my hair and applied No. 3, saturating my strands and combing it through.
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With some notable exceptions, Fox has been Trump's shelter from the storms that are saturating his presidency.
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"Untitled" (2015-18) hangs at the entrance, a single, large, backlit tessellation saturating the space with brightness.
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Their sudden, culture-saturating music moments would have been impossible before SoundCloud, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter.
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It was a light, saturating rain that pattered sharply on the cagoule he had put back on.
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The Cape Fear River, shown here, and other rivers overflowed their banks, with water saturating nearby land.
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Officials spoke of bankrupting Iran by saturating the market with oil, regardless of the wishes of OPEC partners.
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Sosa was over-appreciated to the point of saturating fandom, and may still be living in the backlash.
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There will just be too much carbon dioxide saturating the air, too much for the seas to handle.
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Instead, their refining is saturating the domestic market and causing state-run companies to export more petroleum products.
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The tribe said the highly addictive painkillers were saturating its territory and contributing to violence, delinquency and mortality.
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Potassium iodide shields the thyroid by saturating it with so much iodine that it can absorb no more.
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With hot versions of our favorite snacks saturating the food space, we curated a list of 15 favorites, ahead.
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The planet, while certainly growing warmer, hasn't nearly caught up with the exceptional amount of carbon saturating the skies.
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Cather introduced a new way of seeing, placing us in landscapes of "obliterating strangeness," of saturating color and light.
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"Where are all the nearby ones?" he asked, noting that they should be even brighter, saturating our radio receivers.
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The Mueller report, Avengers: Endgame, the final season of Game of Thrones: These topics are saturating the media right now.
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" The cold is beginning to wear on me and I can't help impatience and annoyance from saturating my voice. "Yeah.
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My aunts in Florida stuffed everything in plastic bags, saturating thighs with salt, shaking the hell out of every limb.
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So I concocted a plan: I would spend an entire workweek—Monday through Friday—saturating myself in all things Trump.
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It was made in 1924, when a brew of Lost Cause nostalgia and resurgent racist anger was saturating the South.
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With inventory saturating the top of the market, buyers looking to spend $245 million or more have plenty of options.
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But by saturating the airwaves and filling up reporters' notebooks, Trump may reduce the consequences of each fact-free claim.
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Javier Zarracina/Vox Yet companies like Yoplait and Chobani have built yogurt empires in America by saturating their products with sugar.
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If I'm saturating or putting wires together, if I'm building or using a microphone, these are components, that stuff happens there.
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So what moments would go super viral, saturating our culture to the point you can't get away, if they happened today?
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Now the water athletes' have to contend with eye-stinging amounts of chlorine saturating the pool, according to several competitors' accounts.
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Walmart is only adding 2019 stores next year in the United States after saturating the country with 182,000-square-foot supercenters.
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So bad news for ambitious homegrown player Xiaomi, which has been gunning for high growth just as the local market is saturating.
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Adaptive splits the difference, saturating colors for things like your Gmail icon, while keeping it in check for things like skin tone.
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With so many collaborations saturating the market, it's easy to be skeptical about another collection by a model/actress/Instagrammer-turned-designer.
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That's because it comes at a time when the smartphone market is saturating and after both companies have gone through testing periods.
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In Western Europe, increasing autumn rains are saturating soil, so even though peak rainfall is happening later, underground aquifers are overflowing earlier.
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"They are saturating the core market in the U.S. for e-commerce," said Cooper Smith, who leads Amazon research for Gartner L2100.
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She uses her voice as an instrument, saturating the song with soft whispers, making sure every bit of the track is covered.
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Investors value the search firm's earnings from rapidly growing digital advertising more than twice as highly as Apple's in a saturating smartphone market.
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Maynard, 50, said he is not racist but believes that saturating the market with such epithets can rob them of their racist connotations.
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A poll conducted by The Times and Siena College found the two effectively tied, and both parties are saturating the district with advertising.
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Now, with less than two weeks to burn through $12.5 million dollars, Democratic strategists expect to see her saturating North Dakota's media market.
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Tropical Storm Gordon sputtered Wednesday after sweeping ashore overnight, saturating the Gulf Coast but sparing the region a new round of widespread destruction.
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After saturating the airwaves with unprecedented levels of advertising for almost three months, Mr. Bloomberg was on the defensive from the opening gun.
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I smiled and sighed at the pure flavor: so earthy and saturating on my palate, yet exiting cleanly without a trace of aftertaste.
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Those vibrating, pulsing, crying, howling, screaming, silent, vicious, bleeding, enveloping, staring, saturating, penetrating, stroking, petting paintings were right there in front of us.
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Stewart agreed to host an Apprentice spinoff, but Trump refused to take his own version off the air, really over saturating the Apprentice market.
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But the company is predicting an even sharper decline in growth for the third quarter, compounding concerns that China's e-commerce sector is saturating.
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This team targets high-crime neighborhoods one at a time, saturating them until officers feel that they've reduced the potential for violence and crime.
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It was the Industrial Revolution, saturating us with electric light, that caused dorveille to obsolesce — but now it's electricity that makes it so useful.
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Basically, smartphone companies need to focus on developing varied models and features rather than saturating the market with iterative devices and multiple ad campaigns.
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And while it's true that JLab has already gone a ways toward saturating the market with different models, low cost is the defining characteristic.
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The ocean is normally a fairly noisy place, with the sounds of happy dolphins, lonely whales and diesel-chugging ships saturating the undersea world.
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Best to remember, though, that Federer and Nadal are what made that dynamic must-watch and that saturating the market has its own risks.
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Best to remember, though, that Federer and Nadal are what made that dynamic must-watch and that saturating the market has its own risks.
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Technological shifts on social media helped rewrite the rules for popstars and pop fandom, removing walls and saturating the culture from the inside out.
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In addition to his campaign's cash deficit when compared to Clinton's, political veterans note Trump hasn't yet begun saturating the airwaves in critical battleground states.
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Previous NASA research found that Earth's increased greenery is largely due to skyrocketing levels of carbon-dioxide saturating the air — which plants use to grow.
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Our unease indicates that we've absorbed the unsettling truth saturating her stories: that placid surfaces often camouflage the rumblings of disquiet, transition, even rebellion, beneath.
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The myriad of images are then further manipulated, Godard stretching, re-framing, de-grading, saturating, speeding, and slowing them down throughout the 84-minute runtime.
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The state's junior Republican senator, Rand Paul, and his wife, Kelley, were saturating the Kentucky airwaves to make the case directly to Mr. McConnell's constituents.
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The niche success of assyrtiko offers a formula of a different kind: Figure out what is not already saturating the market and go for it.
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The 19 states in the US Climate Alliance represent an enormous market that clean energy technologies are in no danger of saturating any time soon.
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Thousands of viewers flocked to the site to leave comments about the proposed rules change, overly saturating the system and potentially denying commenting access for others.
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The difference today, compared to the last hundreds of thousands of years, comes down to the heat-trapping gas carbon dioxide saturating the atmosphere, noted Mathis.
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Give the stains a good vigorous rubbing with the cloth, which should be damp but not soaking, to avoid saturating the leather with too much liquid.
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With VR, you go a step further in removing those minor reminders or distractions, and a step further in fully saturating your mind in another reality.
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If you short-circuit that process by saturating the ecosystem with misinformation and overwhelm the media's ability to mediate, then you can disrupt the democratic process.
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Usually, the treatment consisted of warming up the oil of your choice, completely saturating your hair with it, and spending a few minutes sitting under the hairdryer.
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My bathing suit, wilted there, in a threadbare pile slowly saturating the end pages of a dog-eared paperback, seemed suddenly despicable: lifeless, damp, maybe even diseased.
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Daly simply outlined the eyes, "saturating" the upper and lower lash lines in Nars Eyeliner Stylo in Carpates, then traced Nars Kohliner Minorque along the inner waterline.
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Harvey dumped a record 51 inches of rainfall as it sat over Texas and Louisiana, saturating the region with 27 trillion gallons of water in six days.
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" A mark on Lena's coat is the "muddy color of a period stain … saturating the cotton of her jacket as if someone had slowly died in it.
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"If I start saturating my consciousness with my own power, my own moment, my own this ——" He couldn't finish the sentence he was so disgusted with it.
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Hosting platforms like Anchor and Acast provide access to editing services for beginners, but the low barrier to entry means that the podcast ecosystem is saturating fast.
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It's a provocative question, but step back and ask yourself: Why is a caravan of migrants 1,000 miles away from the US border saturating American news coverage?
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Google search frequency for "bear market": On a more impressionistic level, last Thursday saw a saturating volume and intensity of bad news and negative extrapolation of scary trends.
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Keeping the current system for setting interest rates, which works by saturating banks with reserves and then paying interest on them, would probably require another $1trn of assets.
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And if your business goal is sustainability then all of a sudden a saturating smartphone market, and consumer complaints of boring sameness, starts to smell like an opportunity.
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The FBI's assessment is noteworthy given the uptick in not just the number of conspiracy theories saturating the mainstream political sphere, but the ease with which they're spread.
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They blasted every enemy position in their path, saturating them with machine gun fire while assault troops got close enough to send grenades through every window and door.
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With stories of people achieving financial independence in their 30s and 40s saturating the Internet, the prospect of early retirement can begin to seem like an achievable goal.
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This isn't just an action film; it's a multi-pronged assault on the heartstrings, with plenty of wide-eyed, apple-cheeked Norman Rockwell Americana saturating the pounding digital waves.
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PMI was anticipating market share growth would plateau at some point this year because the company knew it was close to saturating the early adopters and innovators, he said.
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Suddenly there were professional and disciplined radio and television spots saturating New Hampshire's airwaves and a robust field operation well suited to that state's peculiar brand of retail politics.
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That's when Michael R. Bloomberg aims to burst into the contest — after saturating the airwaves of the Super Tuesday states with tens of millions of dollars of television ads.
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When the morning of Day Two finally rolled around, I saw the sticky note reminder I'd stuck to the back of my bedroom door and began saturating myself in earnest.
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Now that the output cuts look like they may be extended, U.S. producers are not holding back, putting out 100,000 new barrels every month and saturating the market with supply.
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Now that she's got more creative control with SPKTRM, she insisted that the only editing done to its images is saturating the background in order to make the models pop.
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The new attempt to make direct personal appeals to voters is far less visible than the ads saturating the airwaves in battleground states but potentially more effective at this stage.
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The government scrambled to make amends, saturating the area with security forces and building a new municipal capital from scratch about half a mile up the Atrato River from Bellavista.
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While Didi's international future is a bit murkier since its Uber investment, the company still has to focus its efforts on truly saturating and acquiring all of China's potential consumer market.
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Potassium iodide helps prevent future health issues caused by nuclear fallout, like thyroid cancer, by saturating the body with stable iodide and preventing uptake of the radioactive iodine in the thyroid.
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Irma was about 450 miles (724 km) southeast of Miami, Florida, early Friday after saturating the northern coasts of the Dominican Republic and Haiti and pummeling the Turks and Caicos Islands.
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During the rising sectarian tensions of 1970s Lebanon, El Madani's photographs frequently evoked militarism, war, power and masculinity: phenomena saturating the psyche of a society on the brink of civil war.
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Lehmann shows that a specifically Protestant, vaguely gnostic materialism has always animated American life, saturating the lowly world of objects with the sanctity of higher, heavenly purpose, even unto our time.
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You then get too carried away, 'overdosing' so to speak, by saturating a single slice of toast with the stuff until it's wet and sags in the middle like a hammock.
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With so many beauty products saturating the market today, shoppers may find themselves gravitating towards "best-sellers", trendy brand names, or crazy-expensive products, all because of the hype surrounding them.
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The one that's saturating California is known as "the Pineapple Express," because it brings moisture from the tropical Pacific near Hawaii and can wallop the West Coast with rain and snow.
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The one that's saturating California is known as the Pineapple Express, because it brings moisture from the tropical Pacific near Hawaii and can wallop the West Coast with rain and snow.
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Considering the bevy of alluring — or outrageous, depending on your level of beauty fandom — new products saturating the market, it's easy to overlook the beauty hacks that only involve humble household items.
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"We are saturating the battle space (with intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance) particularly in the areas of Mosul and Raqqa, getting real-time visibility and awareness to the right people," said Lt. Gen.
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The company will be saturating the San Francisco Bay Area with its vending machines and temperature-controlled food delivery trucks but declined to say when it will expand into a new geography.
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During one of my visits to Mexico, I found a good example of the mystic, saturating tendency in the late-Baroque Catholic church in the tiny Mexican village of Santa Maria Tonantzintla.
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The best advances of this 11-year uptrend have come when the saturating fear of some daunting threat (sovereign-debt defaults, oil crash, China financial crisis, trade war) proved unfounded or overdone.
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Hill's remarks about Trump have ignited the latest round of fury from the right, with critics and conservative media from Fox News to Breitbart saturating the airwaves with coverage of the controversy.
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Fast food is saturating every corner of the globe, meaning not just that McDonald's is more ubiquitous but that cheap, fried starches are the most affordable way for people to feed themselves.
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Galassi on the other hand, is a fan of the traditional black-and-white coloring, preferring to fluctuate between monchrome colors when saturating her textural constructions calling to mind bleached-out rolling hills.
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That bit of innocent percussion was not lost on Will Ferrell, who in 2000 wrote a "Saturday Night Live" sendup of "Behind the Music," the VH1 nostalgia documentary series then saturating the airwaves.
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Far more consequentially, the Soviets knew that they could easily defeat Reagan's "Star Wars" fantasy by launching hundreds of decoys and saturating the skies with more nuclear warheads than the system could handle.
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That's because there's already substantial warming baked into the absorbent oceans, and the elevated carbon levels already saturating the skies will take hundreds to thousands of years to naturally get soaked into the seas.
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Stacey Evans is saturating the airwaves with ads talking about her humble upbringing, an apparent effort to win back working-class Democrats who left the party in large numbers to vote for President Trump.
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After saturating the bob with Leave-on Detangling Milk, she towel-dried it and brushed it thoroughly with a paddle brush to distribute the product, then sectioned it off into a deep side part.
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At this shining altar of mid-century mass consumption, this final room of the exhibition, functioning like a chapel, says everything about Pop art: it touched us all, saturating our lives with synthetic joy.
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The $474 billion firm is taking more risks to secure offline, rural and overseas buyers as China's urban e-commerce market shows signs of saturating, including purchasing extensive infrastructure which it had previously avoided.
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Sometimes declassified or leaked materials serve as artists' raw materials: Jenny Holzer's room-saturating LED display broadcasts memos of American actions in Iraq, while Trevor Paglen shoots telescopic photographs of "black sites" in Afghanistan.
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More than 130,000 people had voted early as of Tuesday night, and with the June 5 primary inching closer, outside groups have increasingly been saturating the airwaves and candidates have been scrambling to differentiate themselves.
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Whereas saturating smartphone markets are the driver for Apple and Samsung in the enterprise, it's a saturation of leisure time that's driving Facebook to look into people's working hours as a possible new addressable market.
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The battle for survival in the iron ore sector, in other words, looks set to resume with the "big three" saturating a shrinking market and forcing out plucky but ultimately doomed minnows such as Atlas.
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China's leading internet companies are trying to find fresh areas of growth after saturating the market for their core products and services, which has led to a hit on profitability as they invest in new sectors.
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After years of saturating the market with promotions and logo merchandise, the company ended a slog of quarterly revenue declines in January, when it said sales grew for the first time in more than two years.
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The Trump administration no longer wants many federal scientists to consider longer-term consequences of saturating the atmosphere with the potent heat-trapping gas carbon dioxide, now likely at its highest level in millions of years.
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Imagine if the next time the president tweets something, rather than saturating the airwaves with panel after panel talking about it, an anchor simply reads it once and nothing else is said about it ever again.
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Kudlow has taken Trump's directive to defend him on television too literally, some sources worry, and risks over-saturating the airwaves and outshining his boss -- the quickest way to get fired in the Trump White House.
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Candidates try to tune out Trump The Democratic candidates are vying to be the one to take on Trump in the general election, but there's a clear effort underway to prevent Trump from saturating the entire debate.
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And what's more, that 80 gigs was likely downloaded at the maximum bandwidth home connections provided; streaming video is limited to a handful of megabits over the duration of the media, nowhere close to saturating your connection.
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Directed with senses-saturating virtuosity by Alex Timbers, and starring a ravishing Karen Olivo as a dying Parisian vedette, this ne plus ultra of a much maligned form, the jukebox musical, found an unlikely elegance in excess.
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ISSP's security operations center, which monitored the networks of clients in real time, warned Sologub that NotPetya was saturating victims' systems with terrifying speed: It took 45 seconds to bring down the network of a large Ukrainian bank.
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"For many years he felt that there was no separation between his brand and the media, that there was an intersection of value for himself personally between his brand and saturating it in the media," Mr. Scaramucci said.
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And while most community groups might advocate for an independent full-service restaurant or a locally owned fast-casual spot — or a balance among the two — landlords aren't so much concerned about saturating a neighborhood with fast-casual concepts.
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With shooters saturating the market, it's natural to feel somewhat blasé about the actual act of pulling a trigger—and it's so very easy for a game to get the sensation of wielding a deadly weapon so very wrong.
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Last Thursday, as Donald Trump's racist comment about immigrants from "shithole countries" was saturating headlines across the globe, Ravi Ragbir sat with his wife, Amy Gottlieb, in ICE's downtown Manhattan office and was told he was about to be deported.
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"The use of multiple shots, timed ever-more-closely together, appears destined to rehearse saturating a defensive system by presenting it with an overwhelmingly complex radar picture," Joshua Pollack, editor of the U.S.-based Nonproliferation Review, said of Monday's launch.
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"Growth rates are remarkable, but also highlight risks around digital media owners – and Facebook and Google in particular – saturating digital media budgets in years ahead, and reinforce our cautious views on stocks in the sector at current levels," he writes.
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Late last year, The Avocado Show—an Amsterdam-based restaurant that is also avocado-centered—announced that it, too, is seeking world domination, and has plans to expand into North America, Asia, and Australia after fully saturating the Europe market.
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That may be why the text feels as dominant as it does in this physically eloquent production, whose design aesthetic is simultaneously lush (Oana Botez's sumptuous period costumes, Joe Levasseur's saturating jewel-tone lights) and spare (Joanne Howard's modular set).
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Yang Jiechang's black-on-black "100 Layers of Ink" (1994), a glossy drawing of a crinkled monolith made by saturating rice paper with ink until it buckled, could hold its own in a gallery of postwar American or European abstraction.
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While Apple once delivered high double-digit revenue gains on the back of soaring sales of the iPhone and other devices, that has decelerated as the iPhone has begun saturating the market and the company has not introduced a new blockbuster device.
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The ads became a cautionary tale for how little impact such media could have in a raucous and colorful field dominated by Mr. Trump, who boasted of saturating the news so thoroughly that he did not need to pay for many ads.
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I'm convinced that Sedaris has access to a secret Instagram filter that, instead of saturating the brightest colors or dialing up the rosiness, renders everything she posts a little off: flatter and less appealing, like someone has suddenly turned on a fluorescent light.
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In a highly unusual move, a super PAC linked to Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky senator and Republican leader, began saturating the West Virginia airwaves last week with an ad attacking Mr. Blankenship for poisoning local drinking water from his former coal mines.
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But China is accused by America and others of saturating markets with cheap exports to keep its mills going while it restructures the industry, by cutting production by up to 150m tonnes a year, and of unfairly supporting steelmakers with tax rebates.
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Saturating swing states with powerful campaign surrogates and mobilizing a vast field organization, Hillary Clinton on Thursday intensified her public attacks on Donald J. Trump as a threat to minorities in the hope of driving them to the polls in decisive numbers.
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The rainfall in the days prior to the disaster had led to a build-up of water in the heap, saturating the waste material and causing 240 million cubic feet of rubbish to cascade down the hillside and into the village below.
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But now, a new crop of "hearables," or ear-based wearables that use hearing aid-like wireless technology that fits a microcomputer in your ear canal, is expected to be worth $25 billion by 2019, saturating the fastest growing market in wearables.
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In other words, these patterns, which can be printed on clothing or textiles, appear to have all facial features that the visual software can interpret as a face, thus overloading and over saturating the algorithm so that it can't really tell which faces are real.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The great paradox of the soundscape as musical mode is that the best background music is also the best music for full immersion, for completely saturating the senses and diving into a deep, rich, enveloping ocean of sound.
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Edelman spent two years working on America, plunging into O.J. Simpson's life and career without knowing what kind of footage he'd find, who would talk to him, or whether or not viewers would even want to revisit one of the most screen-saturating scandals of the 1990s.
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Unlike 2012, when President Obama and Mitt Romney all but ignored Pennsylvania in the expectation that it would vote Democratic, this year it is a hard-fought battleground, with the Clinton campaign and its allies building a robust field staff and saturating the television airwaves with ads. Mrs.
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"I do have some concerns about Bernie Sanders' health, considering the fact that he did have a heart attack," an Iowan says in the Democratic Majority for Israel ad about Sanders, which is backed by a $681,000 TV buy saturating the airwaves in the week before the caucuses.
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Think of it as the obverse of a market meltdown: There are almost always solid underlying fundamental reasons for a nasty market decline, but when the bad news and fear become saturating and the market's scary freefall itself begets more selling, that's the meltdown, or downside overshoot phase.
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Officials with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee say the House Democratic campaign arm is spending "hundreds of thousands" on the ads and that they are "saturating the market" in these key districts, arguing it will help bolster the get-out-the-vote effort the committee has employed on the ground.
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Tell us what to expect in terms of the studio going forward, you're going have a big chunk of the box office market share here in the U.S. How are you going to approach this to make sure that you're able to grow the studio without over saturating the market?
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Many of these groups, with which Facebook has been meeting since May 2018, are members of Change the Terms, a coalition founded in part to persuade Facebook into taking meaningful and aggressive changes to combat the deluge of racist, extremist content saturating its network of more than 2.3 billion users.
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Though Facebook has repeatedly warned about saturating ad load, it's clear that it hasn't given up on finding new places to put ads — mid-roll video ads, ads in Instagram Stories, ad experiments in Messenger and more over recent months demonstrate its commitment to finding new slots to load with ads.
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The dazzling show, as shaped by Matali Crasset's exhibition design, presents massive quantities of archival material, all of it of great interest and spread out in an enveloping, saturating fashion suited to the stylings of the pop happenings of Andy Warhol's art-music group, Exploding Plastic Inevitable (which included the Velvet Underground).
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And this type of scientific verification, Weiss emphasized, is also a model for how researchers can monitor emissions of another odorless, invisible gas that's now saturating the skies at unprecedented rates: the heat-trapping greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, which has driven 18 of the last 19 years to be the warmest on record.
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As the creator of "Mad Men" and a major contributor to "The Sopranos," Weiner has done as much as anyone to prove that TV drama can be as emotionally rich and formally artful as any first-rate novel, while at the same time offering all the senses-saturating enchantment of great cinema.
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The country is a large and important market for most Silicon Valley tech companies that are counting on it for growth after saturating developed markets like the US and the UK. India's fight to protect net neutrality began in 2015, when activists and privacy advocates mobilized the country's internet users against Facebook's controversial Free Basics program, which offered free access to a handful of websites — including Facebook — to Indians.
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He was the antithesis of the old Nicky Barnes, a flamboyant Harlem folk hero who had owned as many as 200 suits, 100 pairs of custom-made shoes, 50 full-length leather coats, a fleet of luxury cars, and multiple homes and apartments financed by the fortune he had amassed in the late 1960s and ′70s, first by saturating black neighborhoods with heroin and later by investing the profits in real estate and other assets.
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While saturating Top 40 stations everywhere with the wonky pop sounds of his multiple Justin Bieber collaborations, both solo and as half of Jack Ü, he's applied his bass-focused aesthetic to the rap realm, producing tracks for The Game, Vic Mensa, and M.I.A. The music video for "Purple Lamborghini" is still yet to come, but it's as highly anticipated as the track itself, thanks to what seems to be confirmed rumors that one of Suicide Squad's characters, The Joker (played by Jared Leto), will appear.
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