A new n-word is spreading through the Asian American community. Watch this short film “Ninja Say What?!”for the appropriate and inappropriate uses of the word “ninja”. Be careful how you use this n-word. Don’t be an ignant ass ninja.
Wassup my ninjas? Peep the channelAPA youtube channel.
Ninja Say What?!
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Jin is releasing tracks off the 2010 Hip Hop Census Mixtape. Winners were announced earlier this month and the collabos with the winners will be coming in spurts. One of the first completed tracks is called “If I Ever Make Millions” by Jin x Keez x Alyssa x J hu$tle. Listen to the dope lyrics and your priorities may change. Love the message in this song. You’re not gonna hear it on a mainstream track.
Be sure to peep the Say Something mixtape by Jin.
If I Ever Make Millions by Jin x Keez x Alyssa x J hu$tle
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Artichoke & Peachies (aka Arden and Grace) share their thoughts and experiences breaking into the entertainment industry. Grace is a video editor turned actress, while Arden is a model turned actress. They offer great insight as two actresses on the front lines of entertainment. If you’re thinking about a career in entertainment, you should watch this. Also check out their other vlog on dating advice for men.
How do I pursue a career in Entertainment? with Artichoke & Peachies (part 1)
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How do I pursue a career in Entertainment? with Artichoke & Peachies (part 2)
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How do I pursue a career in Entertainment? with Artichoke & Peachies (part 3)
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This music video was inspired by the Captain EO ride at Disneyland. Check out the acappella cover of the song “We Are Here to Change the World” in memory of Michael Jackson. The video was done by the people behind The Calamari Retribution, which produced song like A Ballad for Kimchi and A Cappella Jam. We’ve added a clip from Captain EO for comparison.
We Are Here to Change the World
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We Are Here To Change The World by Michael Jackson
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Google’s got a new search ad running. It’s a cool and touching commercial about a mother from Vietnam, who moves to America to provide the best for her son. The Google search story captures the essence of the struggles of immigrant parents beautifully in 1 minute using nothing but search. Search On. (congrats to all the recent grads and all the immigrant parent who helped to get them where they are today.)
This reminds us of Lovely to Me (Immigrant Mother) by Taiyo Na.
Graduation – Google Search Stories
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The Funemployed webseries with Wong Fu Productions and KevJumba continues with episode 3. Jason and Kyle begin their job search and land their first interview. This episode includes a guest appearance by Yao Ming (sort of!) and cougar action (see the director’s commentary about that scene). Also watch the deleted scene below. (It’s pretty funny.) Still hard to believe this was made with no budget and no crew.
Previous episodes:
Funemployed Episode 1 & 2
Look for new episodes every Tuesday and Friday
Funemployed – Episode 3
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Deleted Scenes
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Bloopers
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Director’s commentary
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