Q: Look at the Billboard Hot 100 and Soundcloud's most played tracks to see what genres and styles of music are trending. Listen to popular artists and tracks so that you know what people are listening to right now. Popular genres of music include rock, hip-hop, r&b, country, and pop. Reach out to musicians you want to collaborate with by contacting their manager. If you can't get ahold of them, try to reach out to the artist directly through social media. This is a great way to increase your exposure. Some artists and producers may charge a fee to be featured on a track. When you create a song with another artist, shout them out in the track description by using the @ symbol followed by their Soundcloud username. Most listeners have a limited attention span, so songs that are 3-5 minutes long are more likely to trend. While you don't have to always follow this rule, it's a good guideline to help you determine how long your songs should be. Stick with popular tags for the genre of music you're creating. Be as honest and accurate as possible. You can tag your tracks under the "Basic Info" tab under the track description. Tags will help new people find your music. For example, if you produced drum & bass music, you could use the tags #house, #winter, #low-fi, and #118bpm. If you are a rapper who makes trap music, you can use the hashtags #trapmusic, #rap, #hiphop, and #NewMusic. If you notice that a particular track was especially popular, you should try to emulate that sound on a follow-up track. Use tools like Soundcloud Pro and YouTube Analytics to get statistics and determine what tracks are popular at the moment. The more mass appeal that your track has, the more likely it will go viral. It may take a lot of time and hard work for your songs to go viral. Continue to hone your craft, practice your music, and build your fanbase. The more popular you are as an artist, the more likely you'll eventually go viral.
A: Determine the current trends in music. Collaborate with other popular musicians. Upload songs that are between 3-5 minutes long. Tag your music to make it easier to find. Alter your music based on song popularity. Be patient.

Q: It's a red, green, yellow, and blue sphere icon. You must do this on a computer since the mobile version of Chrome doesn't support extensions. This app allows you to create phrases to use for your friends' birthdays. Birthday Buddy then takes these phrases and posts them to friends' pages on their birthdays. This blue button is in the top-right side of the extension window. It's in a pop-up window at the top of the page. Doing so will install the Birthday Buddy extension. Go to https://www.facebook.com/. This will open your Facebook News Feed if you're already logged into Facebook. If you aren't already logged into Facebook, enter your email address (or phone number) and password in the top-right side of the page, then click Log In. It's a tab in the column of options that's in the upper-left side of the page. Clicking it opens a pop-up window. Fill out the following fields: First Name - Your first name. Last Name - Your last name. Email - Type in an email address that you want to use for your Birthday Buddy account. Password - Type in a password that you want to use for your Birthday Buddy account. Confirm Password - Re-enter your password. It's at the bottom of the Birthday Buddy window. Doing so creates your account and takes you to the message creation page. On the left side of the Birthday Buddy window, click a text field, then type in your message. Make sure you click the Name button to insert a prompt for the person's name if you want to include their name in the birthday message. For example, you might type "Happy Birthday, [click Name]!" to create a message that says "Happy Birthday, [NAME]" in the Birthday Buddy window. This message will use the first name of the person whose birthday you're referencing. You can create up to three of these. It's in the bottom-left side of the window. Your messages will now be assigned randomly to friends when their birthdays come up.
A: Open Google Chrome. Go to the Birthday Buddy extension page. Click ADD TO CHROME. Click Add extension when prompted. Open Facebook. Click Birthday Buddy. Enter your account information. Click Submit. Create an automatic birthday message. Click Save.

Q: Place all of the spices in a small bowl and stir until combined. On a clean surface, sprinkle the spice mix evenly over the pork and massage into the meat with your fingers. Use a double layer of plastic wrap to firmly cover the meat. Leave it to sit in the refrigerator for as little as three hours, or as long as three days. The longer you leave the meat, the more flavor it will develop. Pour 1/4 cup of water over the meat, then add the liquid smoke, if using. Set the crockpot to a low heat and cook the pork for 8-10 hours, until the meat is tender enough to shred with a fork. Place the roast of pork on a cutting board. Then, using two forks, shred the meat, discarding any fat, bones or skin. Return the shredded meat to the crockpot and stir in a cup of barbecue sauce. Continue to cook on low for 30-60 minutes, until hot. Serve the pulled pork with hamburger buns or rolls, additional barbecue sauce and some homemade coleslaw.
A: Make the spice rub. Rub the mixed spices into the meat. Unwrap the pork and place it in the crockpot. Remove the pork and drain any liquid from the crockpot. Continue cooking. Serve.

Q: Get your neck loose by rotating it around gently a few times and stretch your shoulders out by rotating them around your body. Roll your neck around clockwise five times, then counter-clockwise for a simple neck stretch. Wrap each arm around your body as if you were giving yourself a hug. With your other arm, hold it in place for a count of 15, then repeat with the other arm. Relax your shoulders and your hand. Don't clench your fist. Imagine someone where pushing on your fingertips and pushing your arm straight back. Loosen up your shoulder a bit. Bring your arm across your body as far as it can, bring your elbow as close as possible to your mouth. This is the tricky part and can cause some discomfort. Use your left hand to guide back the right arm, keeping your shoulder back as possible. Stretch your neck forward, chin out, as far as you can. Try to think of it like you're going to grab your elbow with your chin. This will help you get the most distance out of your stretch. If you've got the right build for it, you should be able to stretch your tongue to your elbow in this position. If at this point, you can't touch your tongue to your elbow, stop. This stretch will get your elbow as close as possible to your mouth as possible. If you can't, it's because your upper arm is too long and no amount of stretching will make it happen. Don't risk hyperextending your shoulder by yanking on it too hard.
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Be gentle and warm up with some stretches first. Hold your right arm out straight with your palm flat. Pull back your shoulder as far as you can so your shoulder blade stick out. Wrap your arm around your chin. Push/pull your arm backward. Crane your neck forward. Stick your tongue out as far as it will go.