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Noisey Power Rankings: November 12 – November 16

11.16.18

By Noisey Staff
The Gaysi Guide To Coming Out

11.16.18

By Shamani Joshi
The Strange, Centuries-Long History of Satanic Pedophile Panics

11.15.18

By Mark Hay
Music

Tony Hawk Ranks His Video Game Soundtracks

11.15.18

By Brendan Menapace
The Inside Story of Britain’s Most Notorious Cold Case Murder

11.15.18

By James McMahon
Health

Meditation Is a Powerful Mental Tool—and For Some People It Goes Terribly Wrong

11.14.18

By Shayla Love
Money

I Tried ‘Matched Betting’ to See How Much Easy Money I Could Make

11.14.18

By Hayden Vernon
Sex

‘Ego Death’ Is the Trip Competitive Psychedelic Users Are Chasing

11.14.18

By James Nolan
Money

This Is How People Can Actually Afford to Live in Seattle

11.14.18

By Matt Pentz
Travel

Portraits of South Africa’s Bloodiest Prison Gang: The Number

11.13.18

By Fareed Kaviani
Music

Miss Blanks is Here to Make Music, Have Fun and “Call Out the Fuckery”

11.12.18

By Samuel Te Kani
Identity

White Women’s Complicated Role in the 2018 Midterm Elections

11.12.18

By Marie Solis

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Lil Durk Won’t Leave Prison Despite Being Found Not Guilty of All Charges in Murder for Hire Trial

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By Caleb Catlin
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Music

Being Nonchalant Is Lame: 3 Love Songs From the 90s That Were Anything but Casual

These 90s love songs cut straight to the chase, unapologetically expressing their love for their significant other.

6 hours ago

By Dan Milam
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Music

6 of the Most Surprising Songs to Make It on the Infamous Post-9/11 Radio Ban List

Along with over 150 other songs, these 6 songs were deemed “lyrically questionable” and pulled from radio airplay after 9/11.

6 hours ago

By Dan Milam
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11 Flu Season Must-Haves to Stock Up On Now (Before You’re Actually Sick)

Do like I do and buy stuff in a batch before you get sick, because you won’t want to shop for it when you actually are sick.

6 hours ago

By Matt Jancer | Reviewed by Nick Stockton
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Music

Creed Frontman Scott Stapp Paused Concert To Lead The Audience in a Worship Song

Creed frontman Scott Stapp paused the band’s headline set at Velocity Fest to perform a cover of Brandon Lake’s “Gratitude”.

6 hours ago

By Stephen Andrew Galiher