Exit (Literary Serbian: Егзит, Egzit) is an award-winning summer music festival which is held at the Petrovaradin Fortress in the city of Novi Sad, Serbia. It was officially proclaimed as the 'Best Major European festival' at the EU Festival Awards, which were held in Groningen in January 2014, while it's sea edition Sea Dance festival won the "Best Mid-Sized European festival" Award in 2015. The EU Festival Award is considered as one of the most prestigious festival awards in the world.
The festival was founded in 2000 in the University park as a student movement, fighting for democracy and freedom in Serbia and the Balkans. After the democratic changes happened in Serbia, Exit moved to the Petrovaradin fortress in 2001. Nonetheless, social responsibility is still key aspect of the festival activities.
Exit has won the 'Best Overseas Festival' award at the UK Festival Awards in 2007, 'Best Major Festival Award' in 2013 and was ranked one of the 10 best major festivals at European Festivals Awards 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 and one of the 10 Best Overseas Festival at UK Festival Awards 2013.
Exit is an electronic music album released in 1981 by the German group Tangerine Dream. The first track features an uncredited Berlin actress chanting, in Russian, the names of the continents of the world and pleading to end the threat of "limited" nuclear war, which was a potential danger facing the world during the late Cold War era in which the album was released. Exit reached No.43 in the UK, spending 5 weeks on the chart.
"Choronzon" also is used as title track for the Hungarian political TV show Panoráma.
"Fake" is a song written and recorded by British soft rock group Simply Red. It was released in July 2003 as the second single from the album, Home. It was the next single after their international smash hit "Sunrise". It reached number-one on the U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play for the week of 14 February 2004.
"Fake" is a song written by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis and recorded by American recording artist Alexander O'Neal. It is the first single from the singer's second solo album, Hearsay (1987). It is one of the artist's most recognizable signature songs, and a favorite of many O'Neal fans worldwide.
Meaning
The songs lyrics are a personal commentary, critical of a loudmouth - implied to be a groupie.
Release
The single was O'Neal's most successful song on both soul and pop charts. "Fake" went to number one on the Hot Black Singles chart for two weeks, and peaked at number twenty-five on the Hot 100. The single was also O'Neal's most successful single on the dance charts, peaking at number seven.
In popular culture
The song was later interpolated for Patti LaBelle's 1997 hit, "When You Talk About Love", repeating the "Patti Patti" refrain after the singer demands her background to say her name.
[FAKE SUBS] - Monsta X "No Exit Broadcast" - [part 4]
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[FAKE SUBS] - Monsta X "No Exit Broadcast" - [part 3]
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Those chumps at Nissan will take Infiniti from ‘hero’ to ‘zero’ next year, when the doors officially slam shut on another tragic chapter for Nissan. Infiniti opened its doors here in Shitsville in 2012, another classic short-term Nissan thought bubble.
After approximately zero investment, matched by the same level of steely eyed commitment to long-term success - predictably enough - Infiniti sales have been … ahhh … what’s that word? [PAUSE]
They’ve been shit. Emphatically shit. Unsustainably shit. And not just any mainstream shit. ...
published: 03 Sep 2019
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Those chumps at Nissan will take Infiniti from ‘hero’ to ‘zero’ next year, when the doors officially slam shut on another tragic chapter for Nissan. Infiniti opened its doors here in Shitsville in 2012, another classic short-term Nissan thought bubble.
After approximately zero investment, matched by the same level of steely eyed commitment to long-term success - predictably enough - Infiniti sales have been … ahhh … what’s that word? [PAUSE]
They’ve been shit. Emphatically shit. Unsustainably shit. And not just any mainstream shit. Turd of Irish Wolf Hound, wrapped in prosciutto, stuffed with prunes and pine nuts, on a red wine reduction, paired with a cheeky ‘95 Grenache-tempranillo. But still unmistakably shit, albeit with the premium culinary trappings befitting such a brand.
Infiniti managed triumphantly to sell 351 cars here in the Trailer of Arse, in the seven months to July this year. Dealers must be so thrilled after all that investment. A homeless person with compulsive masturbation disorder could have done better than that, in my view.
(Actually this was an improvement. One more Infiniti than in the same period in 2018. Well done there, you fake Nissan chumps. I’m surprised there are that many people so profoundly stupid in Australia. I knew things were bad, but this is an unfortunate new stupidity benchmark.)
Just for comparison: Lexus in the same period: Five and a half thousand vehicles, and growing. So there’s that.
What gets me every time with this closure stuff is the disingenuous corporate bullshit that accompanies it. Just a year ago, with the writing firmly on the wall in Helvetica extra bold 752-point, one of the 15 people handed the poison chalice of running Infiniti in Australia, Guy Street, told the media he was content with the brand’s steady growth:
“We have a real focus at the moment on working with the dealers that we have, to get them into a position where we can support them as much as possible – to help them sell just a little bit more as we go forward.” - Guy Street
Such a revolving door. So let’s just track that ‘real focus’ and ‘support’, shall we? In 2016, Infiniti sold 807 cars in Shitsville. The next year: 776. And the next year (last year): 649. On track for about 600 this year - but with this announcement, it’s pretty certain sales are going to flat spin into the Marianas Trench.
I feel kinda sorry for Mr Street. He debuted at the helm of Infiniti virtually on the same day they announced the closure of the Brisbane Infiniti dealership.
Closing Brisbane, and meet the new boss. Yessssss! Some outlets, including CarAdvice, wrote that up as one story:
“Infiniti Australia announces new boss, closes Brisbane showroom.” - CarAdvice
The Brisbane fiasco was in May last year, and the closure meant that any Infiniti-owning tool in Brisbane now had to trek all the way to the Gold Coast, which is Sodom and Gomorrah by the sea if you’re not from around here, to the brand’s single remaining Queensland outpost, for service.
That’s a round trip of approximately 160 kilometres, inconveniently.
Even more hilariously, at that time the brand’s in-house spin doctor, Karla Leach, who (side-splittingly enough) came across from Mazda (a successful Japanese company) to do this job, committed the following epic piece of unspeak for ever to the public record:
“Consumer behavior coupled with the dynamic auto business in Australia results in an ever changing retail marketplace."
Excellent spin-doctorial kick-off. Frame the debate by blaming consumer behaviour and commercial dynamics. Not our fault. Well done. Tick of approval. #respect. She then added:
"In the near future we will announce further changes to our retail footprint in Australia, to ensure the optimal service to our existing and potential Infiniti customers."
Never were a truer word spoken. Isn’t it funny how some statements get more and more accurate when viewed through the prism of retrospectivity? I think we can all agree that Infiniti’s retail footprint has now been fairly optimised for Australia.
It is somewhat paradoxical, however, that the optimal retail footprint for a brand calling itself Infiniti is in fact zero. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony on this.
Unfortunately, Ms Leach droned on:
"We are open for business, committed to our customers and to the long term future of Infiniti in Australia."
But as luck would have it, only for the next 15 months. Please accept my sympathy if you were stupid enough to buy one one of these classless shitheaps, because this was bound to happen.
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Those chumps at Nissan will take Infiniti from ‘hero’ to ‘zero’ next year, when the doors officially slam shut on another tragic chapter for Nissan. Infiniti opened its doors here in Shitsville in 2012, another classic short-term Nissan thought bubble.
After approximately zero investment, matched by the same level of steely eyed commitment to long-term success - predictably enough - Infiniti sales have been … ahhh … what’s that word? [PAUSE]
They’ve been shit. Emphatically shit. Unsustainably shit. And not just any mainstream shit. Turd of Irish Wolf Hound, wrapped in prosciutto, stuffed with prunes and pine nuts, on a red wine reduction, paired with a cheeky ‘95 Grenache-tempranillo. But still unmistakably shit, albeit with the premium culinary trappings befitting such a brand.
Infiniti managed triumphantly to sell 351 cars here in the Trailer of Arse, in the seven months to July this year. Dealers must be so thrilled after all that investment. A homeless person with compulsive masturbation disorder could have done better than that, in my view.
(Actually this was an improvement. One more Infiniti than in the same period in 2018. Well done there, you fake Nissan chumps. I’m surprised there are that many people so profoundly stupid in Australia. I knew things were bad, but this is an unfortunate new stupidity benchmark.)
Just for comparison: Lexus in the same period: Five and a half thousand vehicles, and growing. So there’s that.
What gets me every time with this closure stuff is the disingenuous corporate bullshit that accompanies it. Just a year ago, with the writing firmly on the wall in Helvetica extra bold 752-point, one of the 15 people handed the poison chalice of running Infiniti in Australia, Guy Street, told the media he was content with the brand’s steady growth:
“We have a real focus at the moment on working with the dealers that we have, to get them into a position where we can support them as much as possible – to help them sell just a little bit more as we go forward.” - Guy Street
Such a revolving door. So let’s just track that ‘real focus’ and ‘support’, shall we? In 2016, Infiniti sold 807 cars in Shitsville. The next year: 776. And the next year (last year): 649. On track for about 600 this year - but with this announcement, it’s pretty certain sales are going to flat spin into the Marianas Trench.
I feel kinda sorry for Mr Street. He debuted at the helm of Infiniti virtually on the same day they announced the closure of the Brisbane Infiniti dealership.
Closing Brisbane, and meet the new boss. Yessssss! Some outlets, including CarAdvice, wrote that up as one story:
“Infiniti Australia announces new boss, closes Brisbane showroom.” - CarAdvice
The Brisbane fiasco was in May last year, and the closure meant that any Infiniti-owning tool in Brisbane now had to trek all the way to the Gold Coast, which is Sodom and Gomorrah by the sea if you’re not from around here, to the brand’s single remaining Queensland outpost, for service.
That’s a round trip of approximately 160 kilometres, inconveniently.
Even more hilariously, at that time the brand’s in-house spin doctor, Karla Leach, who (side-splittingly enough) came across from Mazda (a successful Japanese company) to do this job, committed the following epic piece of unspeak for ever to the public record:
“Consumer behavior coupled with the dynamic auto business in Australia results in an ever changing retail marketplace."
Excellent spin-doctorial kick-off. Frame the debate by blaming consumer behaviour and commercial dynamics. Not our fault. Well done. Tick of approval. #respect. She then added:
"In the near future we will announce further changes to our retail footprint in Australia, to ensure the optimal service to our existing and potential Infiniti customers."
Never were a truer word spoken. Isn’t it funny how some statements get more and more accurate when viewed through the prism of retrospectivity? I think we can all agree that Infiniti’s retail footprint has now been fairly optimised for Australia.
It is somewhat paradoxical, however, that the optimal retail footprint for a brand calling itself Infiniti is in fact zero. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony on this.
Unfortunately, Ms Leach droned on:
"We are open for business, committed to our customers and to the long term future of Infiniti in Australia."
But as luck would have it, only for the next 15 months. Please accept my sympathy if you were stupid enough to buy one one of these classless shitheaps, because this was bound to happen.
Hey everyone. I made this video with the only intention of making you laugh. The subs are fake so nothing is real.
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Those chumps at Nissan will take Infiniti from ‘hero’ to ‘zero’ next year, when the doors officially slam shut on another tragic chapter for Nissan. Infiniti opened its doors here in Shitsville in 2012, another classic short-term Nissan thought bubble.
After approximately zero investment, matched by the same level of steely eyed commitment to long-term success - predictably enough - Infiniti sales have been … ahhh … what’s that word? [PAUSE]
They’ve been shit. Emphatically shit. Unsustainably shit. And not just any mainstream shit. Turd of Irish Wolf Hound, wrapped in prosciutto, stuffed with prunes and pine nuts, on a red wine reduction, paired with a cheeky ‘95 Grenache-tempranillo. But still unmistakably shit, albeit with the premium culinary trappings befitting such a brand.
Infiniti managed triumphantly to sell 351 cars here in the Trailer of Arse, in the seven months to July this year. Dealers must be so thrilled after all that investment. A homeless person with compulsive masturbation disorder could have done better than that, in my view.
(Actually this was an improvement. One more Infiniti than in the same period in 2018. Well done there, you fake Nissan chumps. I’m surprised there are that many people so profoundly stupid in Australia. I knew things were bad, but this is an unfortunate new stupidity benchmark.)
Just for comparison: Lexus in the same period: Five and a half thousand vehicles, and growing. So there’s that.
What gets me every time with this closure stuff is the disingenuous corporate bullshit that accompanies it. Just a year ago, with the writing firmly on the wall in Helvetica extra bold 752-point, one of the 15 people handed the poison chalice of running Infiniti in Australia, Guy Street, told the media he was content with the brand’s steady growth:
“We have a real focus at the moment on working with the dealers that we have, to get them into a position where we can support them as much as possible – to help them sell just a little bit more as we go forward.” - Guy Street
Such a revolving door. So let’s just track that ‘real focus’ and ‘support’, shall we? In 2016, Infiniti sold 807 cars in Shitsville. The next year: 776. And the next year (last year): 649. On track for about 600 this year - but with this announcement, it’s pretty certain sales are going to flat spin into the Marianas Trench.
I feel kinda sorry for Mr Street. He debuted at the helm of Infiniti virtually on the same day they announced the closure of the Brisbane Infiniti dealership.
Closing Brisbane, and meet the new boss. Yessssss! Some outlets, including CarAdvice, wrote that up as one story:
“Infiniti Australia announces new boss, closes Brisbane showroom.” - CarAdvice
The Brisbane fiasco was in May last year, and the closure meant that any Infiniti-owning tool in Brisbane now had to trek all the way to the Gold Coast, which is Sodom and Gomorrah by the sea if you’re not from around here, to the brand’s single remaining Queensland outpost, for service.
That’s a round trip of approximately 160 kilometres, inconveniently.
Even more hilariously, at that time the brand’s in-house spin doctor, Karla Leach, who (side-splittingly enough) came across from Mazda (a successful Japanese company) to do this job, committed the following epic piece of unspeak for ever to the public record:
“Consumer behavior coupled with the dynamic auto business in Australia results in an ever changing retail marketplace."
Excellent spin-doctorial kick-off. Frame the debate by blaming consumer behaviour and commercial dynamics. Not our fault. Well done. Tick of approval. #respect. She then added:
"In the near future we will announce further changes to our retail footprint in Australia, to ensure the optimal service to our existing and potential Infiniti customers."
Never were a truer word spoken. Isn’t it funny how some statements get more and more accurate when viewed through the prism of retrospectivity? I think we can all agree that Infiniti’s retail footprint has now been fairly optimised for Australia.
It is somewhat paradoxical, however, that the optimal retail footprint for a brand calling itself Infiniti is in fact zero. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony on this.
Unfortunately, Ms Leach droned on:
"We are open for business, committed to our customers and to the long term future of Infiniti in Australia."
But as luck would have it, only for the next 15 months. Please accept my sympathy if you were stupid enough to buy one one of these classless shitheaps, because this was bound to happen.