Rappers Flu x PassDa hop on the track “Anyways”. As always, these guys have fun with their songs. It’s some chill Southern hip hop out of the ATL. The single is a sneak peek off the upcoming “Whatchu Lookin At” mixtape from Flu. Look for the album dropping on August 28, 2011. You can download the track FREE here.
Anyways by Flu x PassDa (contains profanity)
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Singers Michael Alvarado x Carissa Rae get together for the song “Missin’ You Like Crazy”. The split screen music video follow these two lovebirds as they do their own day to day activities. Throughout the course of the day they think about each other and miss each other like crazy. It’s cute little romantic video about love. You can get the song on 
You can also see the couple in My Own Show – Episode 5.
Missin’ You Like Crazy by Michael Alvarado x Carissa Rae
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Lyrics to Missin’ You Like Crazy by Michael Alvarado x Carissa Rae
When we’re not together I think about you all the time
I keep your picture in my wallet to remind me that you’re mine
Life is not worth livin’ unless you’re right here by my side
I’ll love you now and forever and until the day I die
Tired of being alone, calling you on the phone
I’d rather have you here with me
La La La La La La La La
Hey Baby, I’m missin’ you like crazy (x2)
These arms they feel so empty without you here inside
This heart it can’t do nothin’ without your love supply
Your lips are so delicious, the sweetest ones I’ve found
These lips they get no lovin’ when you’re not around
Tired of being alone, calling you on the phone
I’d rather have you here with me
La La La La La La La La
Hey Baby, I’m missin’ you like crazy (x2)
Just me and my morning coffee
thinkin’ bout how you got me
inside your heart, wherever you are
Baby now don’t you worry
I’ll come runnin’ to you in a hurry
when you reappear, I’ll be waiting here
and I’ll be singin’…
La La La La La La La La
Hey Baby, I’m missin’ you like crazy (x2)
Missin’ you like crazy (x2)
The phenomenon of Asians seeking surgery to look Western, particularly eyelid surgery, has been around for a long time. The channelAPA.com crew stumbled on the documentary film “Western Eyes” that was created over a decade ago. Some of the same feeling from 10 years ago still hold true today. Here’s more about the film:
WESTERN EYES (2001) examines the search for beauty and self-acceptance through the experiences of Maria Estante and Sharon Kim, young women contemplating cosmetic surgery. Both of Asian descent – Maria is Filipina and Sharon is Korean – they believe their appearance, specifically their eyes, affect the way they are perceived by others. Layering their stories with pop culture references to beauty icons and supermodels, filmmaker Ann Shin looks at the pain that lies deep behind the desire for plastic surgery by drawing viewers into the real-time emotional journey of Maria and Sharon. Imagine looking in the mirror and seeing another face staring back at you. Would it change your identity? How much do your looks have to do with who you are?
For Maria, surgery is an expedient way to solve her crisis. “I could spend $5,000 to fix my nose and eyes and feel better,” she confesses as she sits in front of a mirror applying makeup and criticizing her facial features. “Or I could go into therapy – but who has the time to spend two or three years in therapy?”
Troubled by their relationships with their mother, their ancestry and their physical appearance, both Maria and Sharon feel somewhat unsettled in Western society. “I am recreating myself, I am balancing East and West. I’m getting it done because I want to feel better,” explains Sharon.
The 40 minute “Western Eyes” documentary is still as relevant 10 years ago as it is today. Will Asian Americans continue to “Westernize”?
Western Eyes documentary film
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Freddie Wong goes on a stealth mission based on the video game Body Count. At an abandones oil refinery, he’s got to hack into the mainframe before the orange pant terrorists can set off a nuke. With some mad sharpshooting skills along with quick reloading techniques., how many bad guys can Freddie take out before he can complete his mission? It’s another action packed Freddie Wong video.
For more special missions by Freddie Wong, check out Claymores, One Shot, and Air Ducts.
Body Count with Freddie Wong
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Behind the scenes of Body Count with Freddie Wong
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Bart and Jo of Just Kidding Films put together s fun video about fight scenes in the movies versus fights in real life. It’s a great contrast between reality and fiction. In the first half, the guys gives a taste of showdowns from movies with fight choreography, guns, and cinematic styles. The last half of the video has the two squaring off in the school play yard with a anti-climatic matchup. Bullies really aren’t so tough after all.
Watch mote Just Kidding Films videos: Carpool, Freaky Girls, and Asian Accents.
Fight Scene with Just Kidding Films (contains profanity)
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