And it comes with a built-in sound system that spouts off lines from the movie.
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" Smith isn't the kind of Democratic Socialist who spouts off at Brooklyn parties about the "means of production.
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He's producing his own media effectively through tweets and whatever he spouts off in front of a camera. Yeah.
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He spouts off against the elites, then stuffs his administration with billionaires, several from the very banks he vilified.
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"We can choose to look at what the mayor spouts off or what other people spout off," he said.
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The other head is fiery and loud, practically deafening you as it spouts off about the immense risks that investing presents.
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A local hero comes in and spouts off some sexist B.S. It's difficult to even come up with an excuse for it.
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The other spouts off whatever pops into his head, using language not fit for a locker room, let alone the Oval Office.
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He spouts off iconic names like Mega Man and Castlevania, but it's following the work of a particular musician that intrigues him most: iconic Streets of Rage composer Yuzo Koshiro.
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Angel Dust, played by Gina Carano, holds it together pretty well — until Reynolds spouts off a series of lines from Arnold Schwarzenegger's turn as Mr. Freeze in 1997's epic superhero classic Batman and Robin.
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"The barrage of insane shit he spouts off in his broadcasts makes him extremely remixable," producer NMESH told VICE News, who remixed Jones for his 3-part "Globalist Suite" [part of the epic World War 2020 compilation from H.V.R.F.].
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"Wind It Up" received mostly negative reviews by contemporary pop music critics. Entertainment Weeklys Michael Slezak found the bassline "rubbery" and criticized the song for lacking a melody as well as its reference to Stefani's own clothing line. Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic stated that The Neptunes had forced the sampling "into one of their typical minimalist tracks, over which Gwen spouts off clumsy material-minded lyrics touting her fashion line and her shape". Bill Lamb of About.
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When she goes back stage, the joyous crowd surrounds him and she can't get near, but sees him spontaneously kiss another woman in ecstatic celebration. When music agents shuffle him off to a back room to make deals, Durant calls out to him, but he waives her off. When he leaves the room hours later, she is sulking. Energized and happy to see her, he spouts off all his future plans for a tour with a finale in Rome, but indicates she can't go with as she would be a distraction.
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The boxes are found to have been bought with bogus names and cash 23 years ago. Raul's amputated forearm is examined and discovered to be radioactive, leading Walter to conclude these are after effects of using the technology to pass through walls. Olivia and Peter go to a bar to find out information about Raul from one of his old friends, who says Raul has spent much of his time at the VA. While there, Peter realizes the numbers of the stolen safe deposit boxes match numbers Walter continually spouts off at night. When they confront him, Walter says it is the Fibonacci sequence, and he then realizes that the safe deposit boxes are his.
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Will Hermes of Entertainment Weekly called it "indie rap blowing session by two guys near the top of their game". Alternative Press praised Madvillainy as "all invention and no indulgence", while HipHopDX dubbed it an "experimental, eclectic, raw, spontaneous" classic. Mojo praised the album, calling it "a symphony of such densely constructed chaos" and noting that "Madvillainy's very opacity is part of its brilliance". Pitchfork called Madvillainy "inexhaustibly brilliant, with layer-upon-layer of carefully considered yet immediate hip-hop, forward- thinking but always close to its roots", noting that "the samples are smart and never played-out, and the production and rhymes reveal a determined sense of cooperation, as MF Doom spouts off his most brilliant lyrical change-ups and production-conscious playoffs".
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