Del: ilikemusic because... music is life
Benedict D. Mahon Esq.: ilikemusic because... the wardrobes stop barking when the bass kicks in
Steve, Hard-Fi: ilikemusic because... Life is not worth living without it. Everything else could disappear, but music is the one thing that always remains with me throughout my entire life.
pdog: ilikemusic because... it always makes me feel better
RejinaReclusive: ilikemusic because... it helps me remember. It helps me forget. It helps me be strong and it makes me cry. Music screams the words I can't say, the feelings I can't express. It makes my heart feel alive.
paul skinbak: ilikemusic because... its very sexy
joseph daniel: ilikemusic because... coz itz me huh
Scott, Thin Lizzy: ilikemusic because... It lets my adrenalin start pumping, it gets aggression out, and sometimes I can actually get emotional with it. There are many reasons why I like music.
Cesar Sangwa: ilikemusic because... it's there for me through thick and thin, highs and lows. I think about it when I wake up, and when I close my eyes to sleep. I like music because I'm in love with it!Pop sensation and chart topper, Estelle, launched Get Lippy a The Body Shop & MTV Networks UK & Ireland campaign, aimed at increasing awareness of HIV/Aids amongst 15-24 year olds.
While many young people believe HIV will never touch their lives, globally over 40 million people live with HIV and AIDS. Shockingly, half of all new HIV infections are among young adults under 25.
A decline of awareness surrounding HIV prevention has been a contributing factor for the expanding epidemic in this age group, and the motive behind The Body Shop and MTV Networks UK 10 week 'Get Lippy' campaign, and sale of new Limited Edition Guarana Lip Butter (RRP: £5.00)[2]. All proceeds from every Guarana Lip Butter sold goes directly to the Staying Alive Foundation[3], funding HIV awareness and prevention for young people around the world.
Estelle and other celebrities including Annie Lennox have stepped in to help make 2008 the year for everyone to 'Get Lippy' and start talking about HIV prevention.
Young Brits have 'aware but don't care' attitude to safe-sex and a new study reveals 16-24 year olds are casual about sex and protection.
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