If you thought 2011 was a busy year for Freddie Wong, try compacting all of 2011 into one video. That’s what he and his team did to recap the year into a 4 minute action packed, gun toting video. Here’s some statistics from Freddie:
– 47 total videos (37 not counting announcement videos)
– 17 videos without guns as the main focus
– 20 gun videos
– 400 million views on videos this year. 3 video views were from North Korea.
– They wasted 1,500 YEARS of humanity’s time
– They lost 181,000 subscribers. Luckily, they gained 2.1 million!
– The two Mario videos were the two most favorited, liked, and commented videos
– Cereal Killer and Medal of Honor Cat were the two most popular Non-Mario videos!
Comic book rapper, Adam WarRock, kicks off 2012 with this new track “616” off his upcoming full-length album “You Dare Call That Thing Human?!?” The track is chock full of superhero and villain references as he reps the 616 (aka Earth). Nice start to 2012 with what’s expected to a big year for people with superpowers including The Avengers, The Dark Knight, Spiderman, Ghostrider, and Wolverine.
You can download the track FREE below:
616 by Adam WarRock
Lyrics to 616 by Adam Adam WarRock
Faster than a bullet, leaping buildings in a single bound
Came from out the shadows, ‘cuz that’s how we get down
I’m in your town, walk between billionaires and evil scientists
Sorcerers supreme, all the teenagers are buying this
Gamma radiation, nobody could mess with this
Hold steady with venomous symbiotes in my penmanship
Your friendly neighborhood emcee back on the scene
You wouldn’t like me when I’m angry, all I’m seeing is green
And red and blue, I hold the shield for America
Winter Soldier out Siberia
Rocking any microphone that’s near to ya
I’m clobbering it, til in a coffin you sit
Agenda for extinction, bring out the horsemen of the apocalypse
Part of an evil brotherhood, acolytes that believe
Superfriends who make beats, and cats that emcee
This the area code to the planet that we protect
The infinity watch is now, back in effect
NOW!
Put your hands up like this
For all the vigilantes in the streets taking a risk
For all the heroes undercover ducking press and the pigs
For all the villains steady scheming on that doomsday tip
(That’s how we do it)
Super powered emcee who can spit
(that’s how we do it)
Super human on these tracks that I flip
Yeah, you ain’t ever seen it quite like this
Because…that’s how we do it in the 6 1 6
Rock my ruby quartz shades, and my colored rings
Laser scoped rifles, ain’t concerned with them other things
These rappers wanna talk about iced chains and fancy cars
Me I’m trying’ to build that fucking mansion in Asgard
And fund the Hellfire Society, studio with cerebro
Mind patterns in rhyme cuz I rap about what I feel, though
You hear the rhythm, and you’re hearing the track
I’m here to take it back to days of future past in my raps
I’m the Stan Lee of the streets, demand things when I speak
Like your attention and respect when I jam these in the beat
And my tape deck pops, my mixtapes still rock
There in your system, that’s what Soundwave’s telling me on the block
Ricky Bobby Drake is the only ice that I rock with
And mental telepathy is the only style that I talk with
Close your eyes, you can listen up in your mind
Cuz during this song, Been freestyling there the whole time
[HOOK]
Spittin’ a rhythm that nobody’s getting I’m down to the infinite
Watch as my wisdom will baffle these women and children
I’m ripping tracks, I go mark 5 with a power pack
Hawkeye, what I’m aiming at
Stop time, watch it chain react
Can’t lie, I’m a Brainiac
Little’d they know, I’m stealing the show
I’m filling the streets, unlimited flow
That’s second to doc ock (awk), when I’m killin it yo, please
Shots in ya chest, ya rocking vest like Cable did
I’m hungry as Wally West at a kitchen table, shit
Nobody’ll save you, kid
I’m Frank with a gun, I’m Hank with his son
I’m Blob when I skipped lunch
Eatin’ rappers, man, so thanks for the gum
I’m Stark’s wallet back before all these banks had a run
I’m Lex Luthor when I rap, I’m trying to blank out the sun
Cuz all I see are friendly faces and shifty eyes
Keeping these anonymous commenters honest, making them realize
You love to hate me on the net when I drop
That’s why you gets no love when I see you up on my block…
Female Korean rapper Shin B. sat down with FUSE to talk about her start in hip hop and how she grinds it out as a unique MC. She doesn’t get the same respect and recognition, but she’s changing that with her online strategy and music production team.
Singer/songwriter/producer David Choi is kicking off 2012 with his Forever & Ever Tour. He’ll be starting on the West Coast and hit up cities all across the US. West Coast is up first with shows at:
2/2 – Phoenix – Crescent Ballroom
2/3 – Santa Ana – Constellation Room
2/4 – San Diego – Lestats
2/7 – San Francisco – Swedish American Hall
2/9 – Vancouver – Rio Theatre
2/10 – Seattle – Vera Project
2/11 – Portland – Backspace Cafe
more shows to be added.
He heads east in March 2012 with stops in Charlotte NC, Chapel Hill NC, Baltimore, DC, NY, Philly, Teaneck NJ, Boston, Atlanta, Cleveland, Ann Arbor, Chicago, Minneapolis, TDOT.
In a few short years, David Choi has amassed over 1 million subscribers online, completed a worldwide sold out tour, won prestigious competitions, received over 100 million views online and released 3 albums. Most artists would consider a list of those accolades the end of a great career, but David’s true testament to his musical future has yet to be revealed. In his third album David will push past the normal pop music sound and delve deeper into a sound that David has spent years crafting. David’s album Forever & Ever has already charted #16 on the Billboard Heatseekers Charts.
Rapper JL Jupiter x C Luk released the track “Fireproof” off JL Jupiter’s Resident Alien album. The duo tells how they’ve gone through hell and now fireproof. God gave them wings now they’re too fly to fail. Listen to their message and don’t be a tweet tweet gangster.
Female rapper Honey Cocaine turns comedienne in her latest video “Sh*t Asian Parents Say”. She takes the parody of “Sh*t Girls Say” up to the parental level. Much like Sh*t Asian Girls Say, Honey Cocaine puts an Asian spin on the Asian American/Canadian experience. Can you say Tiger Mom? She hits up the biggies school and food.
