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On a whim, R&B singer-songwriter Apollo surprised fans with an unexpected secret show. Armed with only hours' notice and his set list in tow, Apollo created an evening full of dancing, funky moments and engaging with the audience.

He also performed a trio of covers, including fan favorites from his debut album Ivory. The Indiana-raised Mexican-American artist's 200% passion was evident through his eclectic musical style that blends genres and languages.

1. “Tamagotchi”

In the 1990s, Tamagotchis were iconic virtual pets of a generation. These egg-shaped digital creatures hung around your neck all day and required constant care in order to stay healthy, happy, and alive. It was an endearing fad that led to other digital pet products like Digimon, Nano Pet, Giga Pet and many others.

Bandai is bringing back the beloved Tamagotchi character with its new Tamagotchi Pix. This device features a camera on the back and touch buttons on the front; these enable users to capture photos of real world objects while engaging with characters, cook meals or play mini-games.

Tamagotchi On, the predecessor to Pix released last year in the U.S., offers plenty of characters to care for and mini-games to enjoy. But it can get repetitive at times; you need to give your pet attention throughout the day in order to level up and move up in rank.

Tamagotchis require basic needs like food, water and sleep in order to remain happy or even die. You can feed them, take them for walks, make sure they poop or even hire a sitter with 100 Gotchi Points (the in-game currency) in exchange for help.

Tamagotchi Pix is an enjoyable toy, even with its low-quality camera. I had a blast playing with it and can't wait to get one for myself. Unfortunately, the re-release might be too cheaply priced for some people's tastes; unfortunately, that was my opinion.

2. “En El Olvido”

On a gorgeous spring evening, an enthusiastic group of GTA enthusiasts descended upon Toronto's iconic ballroom for an evening full of food, fun and drinks. Thanks to Omar Apollo and his crew of attentive waiters, guests enjoyed complimentary bourbons, scotches and tasty cocktails all night long. After witnessing five acts, everyone seemed contented to keep partying as long as possible - promising them plenty to talk about for years to come. With some luck and some luck from Omar and friends in attendance that evening might just leave everyone with memories to reminiscences that they would remember for years to come!

3. “Evergreen (You Didn’t Deserve Me At All)”

Last night in New York City, Omar Apollo performed tracks off his debut LP Ivory for the first time. He opened with "Invincible," featuring Daniel Caesar, before delving into Spanglish trap banger "Tamagotchi." But it was his closing track "Evergreen (You Didn't Deserve Me At All")" that propelled Apollo onto Billboard Hot 100 for the first time and cemented his place as a TikTok star.

Apollo has always made it known that he isn't afraid to express himself through his music, which has proven popular with Latino fans who attend his shows in droves.

Apollo's songs are filled with self-discovery and authenticity, as he tells his story through the lens of his own experiences. This philosophy has earned him many accolades such as a Grammy nomination for best new artist and two Latin Grammy nominations.

But, it's also one that rings incredibly true to our contemporary times and culture. It can be something we all relate to, even in our most isolated moments: When we feel unworthy of love or respect or appreciation.

When we feel like we don't have what it takes to succeed, or as if life has taken advantage of us and left us behind, these songs provide a reminder that we possess the strength to overcome adversity. They're also an effective remedy for any stress that might be building up inside.

4. “Killing Me”

Omar Apollo (aka Omari) found himself with an unexpected free evening at New York's Irving Plaza to hold an off-the-cuff concert. With no time to plan a setlist, he and his band of rock stars improvised, creating an electrifyingly entertaining night. In fact, they were so in sync that they even managed to pull off an impressive pyrotechnic display!

The best part is that none of this hysteria seemed to stop Apollo from captivating his audience with his full ten-piece band featuring rotating drummers. It made for an incredibly memorable evening as Apollo evoked the admiration of his most dedicated followers with a set list containing many Ivory hits plus some surprise selections. Apollo's set was truly captivating from start to finish!

The most captivating moment of the night came with a surprise encore, when Apollo unveiled an extravagant tuxedo. Donning a black suit and matching accessories like pocket square and dapper ties that he kept hidden until he was ready to hit the dance floor, Apollo earned himself the crown as most energetic performer of the night - truly being the star from start to finish!

5. “Invincible”

Invincible is a comic book series that follows the adventures of young Omni-Man as he strives to become the hero he was meant to be. Like most original superhero dramas on Amazon, Invincible shows us that heroes are flawed beings with many complex and mysterious motivations.

Mark must overcome his fears in order to use his powers for good in the world, thus showing that being a hero isn't all happy times and smiles. After learning of his father's past, Mark must face down his demons and use them wisely in order to save those around him.

Though the first season may appear mildly comical, Invincible takes things darker in later episodes and there are several intense fights. Ultimately, Invincible serves as a great example of how to create an engaging superhero series that's both entertaining and realistic without losing its heart.

This series, based on the comicbook of the same name, follows Mark Grayson as he attempts to harness his newly awakened superpowers. He joins forces with a group of young superheroes such as Atom Eve and Rex Splode who teach him hero basics and how to fight crime.

He is also befriended by Amber, a girl who works at the local soup kitchen and loves Invincible's music. However, her feelings become strained when Mark takes on more responsibility and she feels neglected.

Mark must become a hero by defeating crime boss Machine Head and his henchman Battle Beast. Additionally, Mark must help superpowered enforcer Titan defeat his former master.

The show has great potential, but it also has some serious issues. Its violence and sexual content could be inappropriate for younger children; additionally, its characters often fail to act in the best interests of their fellow superheroes or those they serve - leading it to feel less like a wholesome television series and more like an action film. Fortunately, Invincible has an exciting second season coming up that hopefully addresses all those issues from Invincible's first season.