Daily Archives: April 1, 2010

Lil’ Guildies Animated Series Opening

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Lil' Guildies Animated Series Opening

The Guild is going from the web to TV from 3D to 2D. They’ve inked a deal with a very prominent animation house to bring “Lil’ Guildies” to the Lil’ Screen! (That’s a TV for those of you who might have forgotten). Check out the opening sequence for Lil’ Guildies (very reminiscent of Muppet Babies/Tiny Toons). Fans of the Guild are stoked.

Lil’ Guildies Animated Series Opening

Lyrics to Lil’ Guildies Animated Series Opening

Everyone come along (log on)
Lil’ Guildies are questin’ again
Singin’ a happy song (come on)
Join the party with Codex and friends

Tink and Clara come a runnin’ on the double again
Zaboo’s sneakin’ up to get a cuddle again
Embryonic Bladezz is makin’ trouble again
And Vork has a monkey, a wah ha ho

Lil Guildies are on the case
Makin’ music and solving crime
And also they’re in outer space
Friends of yours and mine
It’s time for Lil’ Guildies time!

This was an April Fool’s Joke. Here’s more footage to make up for it. It was a fake opening for a fake show.

Vork’s April Fool’s Monkey Plays The Xylophone

Brand RMX with Jeff Staple

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The episode of Brand RMX gives us a glimpse into designer Jeff Staple’s foundations and work ethic from his early career at Rawkus Records in the mid 90’s to his becoming one of the most influential people in street culture today. In addition to being the founder and the Creative Director of Staple Design (Reed Space, Nike, LVMH, Levi’s, Sony, Kia Soul) since 1997, Jeff Staple is also the owner of the Reed Space shops which can be found in New York and Tokyo. In this conversation, Staple manages to inspire through his wisdom and attention to detail. Learn to become from good to great and how little things can make a big difference. It’s all about the small details! Check out his site here

Brand RMX with Jeff Staple – Part 1

Brand RMX with Jeff Staple – Part 2

Taiwan loves Costco

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Asians don’t just love Costco in the USA. (See Wong Fu Weekends Episode 3) They love it overseas too. Here’s a report about one of Costco’s top performing stores globally. It’s located in Taiwan. They sell a mix of American products such as Tide detergent and Pepperidge Farm cookies along with local items including sea cucumber, mahjong sets, and stewed and braised beef noodle soup. Their food court menu has Peking Duck pizza and fro-yo. Yes, they also still have FREE sample over there too. See the whole story here.

Taiwan loves Costco

Successful with Jay Park x Yoshi Wright

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This one’s for all you crazy Jay Park fans that visited us when he sang Nothing on You. In this video, Jay Park Park shows you his dancing skills with a collabo with Yoshi Wright. Check out their smooth moves over the Drake’s Successful track. It’s no wonder why fans love this guy. He can sing and dance. For all you East Coast fans, Jay Park with the rest of the Art of Movement dance crew will be at Rutgers for Project Korea III.

We think Jay Park is gearing up for something big in the USA. Also check out Successful by SoReal Cru

Successful with Jay Park x Yoshi Wright

another clip of Successful with Jay Park x Yoshi Wright

Far East Movement on KoreAm Live

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If you missed it yesterday, here’s Far East Movement on KoreAm Live. J-Splif cooks up a storm in Transparent Agency’s kitchen. Recipe of the day is Kimchi fried rice with spam. The guys at FM talk about all kinds of things from odd jobs to their upcoming japan tour to the census. DJ Brass Monkey joins in too. Check out FM’s live performances of Like a G6, Girls on the Dance Floor, and Go Ape. Be sure to tune 9pm this Saturday to the Cherry Bomb mix this weekend, where Far East Movement will have ISA special guests Wong Fu Productions, kevjumba, and David Choi. more details here.

Far East Movement on KoreAm Live

But I Will, Everyday (Justin Chon version)

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Check out this Justin Chon directed version of a music video for a demo track Big Phony recorded with his friend Wendy Wang (The Sweet Hurt) called “But I Will, Everyday”. The entire video was shot on an iPhone and stars Tim Jo and Natalie Levigne. The video has a guy in a cow suit with a funny twist at the end that reminds us of White on Rice

But I Will, Everyday by Big Phony (Justin Chon version)