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Eight Gifts to Buy Famous People
Recommendations from musicians, actors, authors, and everyone’s favorite YouTube celebrity.
Questlove, musician
The best gift is a handpicked iPod from my record collection. One of my computers has about 600 gigs worth of music. It’s well stocked. One particular high-profile couple who’s been waiting for their long overdue honeymoon gift — I think they think I’m bullshitting them. I told them I’d make them the ultimate slow-jam iPod mix, and they’re almost in their second year. They’re childless. And they’re like, “yo, where’s our quiet-storm iPod.” Every time I get near the letter X — I literally have to go through these songs and pick them out one by one — first time, my computer crashed, I had to start all over again. Second time, I accidentally erased and deleted the playlist. That was a heartbreaker. I wanted to throw the computer out the window. So now I’m doing it for the third time, and I'm on the letter L. "Long Way To Go," by Phil Collins.







Commentarium (6 Comments)
Kind of a stretch to call some of these cats celebrities.
They're not A-listers. But it's a pretty cool group -- and some of the answers are pretty awesome. Do you really want gift advice from Jennifer Aniston?
Tim Harrington's answer is terrible.
Time, yes, in addition to something FUCKING MATERIAL. I'd rather get a cool handmade card someone put thought into than a coupon that says "I'll spend a day with you."
Jeez.
If you have to say who they are (as in what they do that makes them known), they are NOT famous (not for the intent of the title). I personally know many "famous" people who nobody would recognize by their name alone (local celebrities, and such) or for what they've done. Most people here are "people in the entertainment industry" which would make a more accurate title. But, nice intention.
Wowza, problem sovled like it never happened.