Vin Diesel
Fast and Furious Franchise to End After Two More Movies
The Fast and Furious franchise has been speeding along for nearly 20 years now, but it looks like the series is gearing up for a proper end fairly soon. Universal Pictures have revealed that the “core film franchise” will conclude following two final movies, the 10th and 11th in the franchise. According to Deadline, longtime Fast associate Justin Lin is in talks to helm both flicks. The final two installments of Fast and Furious will see “a big story” unfold over the course of both movies. As is tradition, they will once again follow Vin Diesel as Dominic Toretto on a series of ridiculous, entertaining, joy rides-turned-battles. Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, and Chris Bridges (aka Ludacris) are a few of the fan favorites who will be joining him onscreen. Also likel...
Here is a Painful Video of People Awkwardly Dancing to Vin Diesel’s EDM Song on The Kelly Clarkson Show
Science fiction authors have been offering grim outlooks of the future for as long as the genre has existed. Many have told tales of dystopian societies battling worldwide sickness, oppressive government, economic crises, and weaponized artificial intelligence. Unfortunately for us, reality has been far worse than the stories. In real-life 2020, we’re facing worldwide sickness, oppressive government, economic crises, weaponized artificial intelligence, and virtual daytime TV studio audiences awkwardly dancing along on webcam to dance music created by a beefy action movie star. This horror story came to life during an episode of Kelly Clarkson‘s talk show earlier this week. Instead of hosting music from talented and underrepresented up-and-comers deserving of recognit...
Vin Diesel Goes EDM on Debut Single “Feel Like I Do”: Stream
With quarantine still in full swing and Fast & Furious 9 delayed until next year, what’s Vin Diesel to do with his spare time? Apparently get really into EDM. Today, the 53-year-old actor has released his debut single, a clubby track titled “Feel Like I Do”. Though it may be amusing to think about Groot hitting the dance floor, Diesel’s new song is more in line with Kygo and Flume — it’s a forever summer tune for the celebrity Coachella crowd. And it makes perfect sense given the personnel working behind the scenes; “Feel Like I Do” was written by Kygo collaborator Petey Martin and released via the Kygo co-founded Palm Tree Records. “For so long, I have been promising to release music… encouraged by you, to step out of my comfort zone,” Diesel wrote on Instagram. “Thank you for believi...
We Laced Vin Diesel’s New EDM Song Over an Epic Action Scene from “xXx: Return of Xander Cage”
As if 2020 wasn’t wild enough already, Vin Diesel just emerged and asked the EDM community to hold his beer. The action movie star is taking a break from his franchise roles to partner with global super-producer Kygo to release his debut single “Feel Like I Do.” The Fast and Furious actor has showcased his love for all things tropical house with the new track, written and produced by Petey Martin and released on Palm Tree Records. “Feel Like I Do” has all the elements of a contemporary sun-soaked pop EDM track. The sugary synths and snappy bass lines pair rather nicely with Diesel’s vocals. For being his first venture into the music industry, he hit the nail on the head, creating a track that would blend seamlessly into any beach club playlist. We ...
Vin Diesel Accelerates With First-Ever Single ‘Feel Like I Do’
Vin Diesel is a man of many talents. He stars in some of the best-selling films of all time. He drives cars very, very fast — as one would expect. And, apparently, he can also make a surprisingly good dance track. On Friday, the Fast & Furious actor dropped his first ever single via Kygo’s Palm Tree Records, “Feel Like I Do.” With it, Diesel shares his booming bass voice over a summery track, as the perfect closer to a summer that doesn’t feel like it really happened. Diesel might say it zoomed by. And it’s the very first time we hear the man on his own single, something we never expected in the history of, well, ever. But hey, it’s 2020. The track is produced and written by Palm Tree’s Petey Martin, who also shared some space on records with Kygo before hopping into Diesel’s...
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