New!!: Battered Bruised & Bloody and Mac Miller discography The discography of American rapper Mac Miller consists of four studio albums, two extended plays, one live album twelve mixtapes, twenty-two singles (including six as a featured artist), one promotional single and forty-one music videos. New!!: Battered Bruised & Bloody and Lil Pump discography The discography of American rapper Lil Pump consists of one studio album, and 13 singles. New!!: Battered Bruised & Bloody and I Shyne "I Shyne" (stylized as "i SHYNE") is a song recorded by Guatemalan-American DJ Carnage and American rapper Lil Pump.
New!!: Battered Bruised & Bloody and Carnage (DJ) Carnage (DJ)ĭiamanté Anthony Blackmon (born January 3, 1991), better known by his stage names Carnage, DJ Carnage and Thirty Rack, is a Guatemalan-American record producer and disc jockey. Ĩ relations: Carnage (DJ), I Shyne, Lil Pump discography, Mac Miller discography, OG Parker, Scarlxrd, Young Martha, 2018 in hip hop music. If the current UK Government gets its way, innocent rabbits, mice, and guinea pigs could once again face the horror of painful and senseless chemical experiments for cosmetic ingredients.Battered Bruised & Bloody is the second studio album by Guatemalan-American DJ and record producer Carnage. The country’s 23-year ban on animal testing ingredients exclusively found in cosmetics now is on shaky ground, following an announcement that the government has “reconsidered its policy” following a case last year, in which the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) ordered manufacturer Symrise to test two of its cosmetic ingredients on animals. The agency said that the ingredients tests were needed to ensure the finished products could be used “safely” on people, despite decades of evidence that undeniable genetic differences between animals and people mean that what’s considered safe in animals can sometimes prove harmful - or fatal - to humans. The discrepancies are why 90 percent of drugs approved in animal tests fail once they hit human clinical trials. The UK’s Home Office has said that companies still will not be allowed to test finished cosmetic products on animals - asserting that its policies haven’t changed.īut that’s not the case. The UK government’s plan to once again allow animal testing on certain cosmetic ingredients would open the door to increased and more widespread use of this cruel and indefensible practice - and throw away almost a quarter-century of work by the beauty industry, regulators, scientists and safety experts to promote alternative non-animal testing methods that will be safer, more reliable, and more cost-effective.
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