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To the uninitiated, football is a silly game. It\u2019s a bunch of grown, (hopefully) tax-paying men and women running around like headless chickens, kicking a round ball into a rectangular goal. People who ought to have better things to do - bills to pay, dishes to wash, or kids to feed. Yet, if you visit La Bombonera in Buenos Aires and feel it shake, shiver and swivel from the seismic chants and beaten drums of the fans, you will know that this is serious business. How is it that football makes otherwise seemingly unemotional men to break down weeping and wailing?

That night, when Daniel tries to use the cross on Kristi, she attacks him, and all the house lights go out. Using the handheld camera's night vision he finds that Kristi and Hunter have disappeared. Furniture starts to topple over, and the chandeliers begin to shake. Daniel chases Kristi into the basement, where she attacks him. After he touches her with the cross she collapses and the house shakes violently. Daniel hears demonic growls and screams and finally, the shaking stops. Daniel puts Kristi to bed and burns a photo of a young Katie (the same photo Micah Sloat later finds in the attic of his and Katie's house in the first film).

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Father Todd comes back and attempts to cleanse the house. He decides to trap the demon, upon which the demon violently shakes the house. Todd is strangled and dragged away by Tobi, leaving the family to finish the cleansing. Ryan entraps the demon in a white sheet and finishes reciting a prayer. Leila returns to normal and the demon disappears. After thinking the ordeal is over, Skylar starts to vomit blood all over Mike, but the blood burns him, killing them both. Leila then flees, and Ryan and Emily chase her upstairs, but Ryan is killed when a large arm impales through his chest. Leila sprints away into the "portal" in her room with Emily following her; she arrives at Kristi and Katie's mother's house in 1992, where she finds a young Katie and finally confronts the "human" version of Tobi. Emily pleads with the demon to spare Leila, but is killed and her body is tossed at the camera as it flips over. Leila identifies the demon "Tobi" and the two walk off as the camera cuts off, ending the film.

Timelessness is an abstract concept, but one that every artist strives for, nonetheless. While the instant gratification of having people call music a "certified classic" upon release isn't always achievable, Nigeria-bred tobi lou might have concocted the perfect recipe. Despite his averseness to conventionality, his 2018 single "Darlin'" and his well-loved 2019 album Live on Ice have stood the test of time in everyone's playlist, and still sit amid the most popular plays in his discography. With tobi lou's latest record, Non-Perishable, we think he's done it again.

Another concept both abstract and timeless is love. A common thread in the record, tobi lou examines stages of a relationship through different mediums of sound. The artist doesn't subscribe to any one genre, so you'll find influence from everywhere throughout Non-Perishable's eleven-track run. Starting off with trap-infused "Hopeless Romantic" and ending with R&B ballad "The Last Dance," he covers all of the bases.

"Babycakes" immediately stands out, sampling neo-soul group Durand Jones & The Indications' "Cruisin' to the Park" for a heart-melting exploration of infatuation. Although there's nothing as wholesome as driving with your lover to your favorite place, tobi lou goes on to detail the rip-your-clothes-off phase of finding love, rapping, "Fuck me in the latest truck / Fuck me on the regular/ Money like a register / Runnin' cross America."

The rest of the record isn't as cute as "Babycakes," but it does prove tobi lou's self-aware assessment of introductory track, "Hopeless Romantic." The finale comes as a collaboration with CHIKA, again probing the bubbling uncertainties in a relationship. In a T R A P S O U L fashion, he gracefully merges his verses with CHIKA's enchanting vocals, grappling with the contradictions of wanting to find love, but wondering how and if it fits into your life.

Love isn't a new topic, but tobi lou's DIY manner of fusing varying subgenres and artists into one cohesive record ensures a comfortable unpredictability that makes you want to listen to it over and over again. And for that, it just might be timeless.

Thereafter Jellah reveals that he is a dismantler, and seeing as he saved Tobi from certain death in the water, she is know to repay him by helping him dismantle various machines he fishes out of the sparkling ocean outside. Jellah then exposition dumps, saying that many devices are handcrafted by humans; metal work, household objects, and even clockwork. This isn't the case for most technology, which is crafted by the living city known as Magilante. This city builds device after device without anyone operating it. Tobi gets to work and so does Three, but instead of dismantling items she begins to fix them with some Jellah's many tools. But before she can get started she begins to get homesick, but forces herself to shake it off and begins to fix the machines back into shape. 2351a5e196