It’s been a minute since we saw a new episode of Schoolhousin’ from Notorious MSG. Creative differences in the group cause a riff among the members. However, they pull together and collaborate on some sexy beats for their next hot track. You might learn a thing or two from this trio. Or maybe not.

Schoolhousin’ : Sexy Beats with Notorious MSG (contains profanity)

Previous episodes:
Schoolhousin’ – Episode 1: For the Ladies
Schoolhousin’ – Episode 2: Dirty Deeds
Schoolhousin’ – A Halloween Special
Schoolhousin’ – Episode 3: Chinatown Chat
Schoolhousin’ – Episode 4: Stress is for Suckas
Schoolhousin’ – Episode 5 : Apple Jackin’
Schoolhousin’ – Episode 6 : Egg Rollin’

The guys at Wong Fu Productions released their latest short film “This is how we never met” featuring Ki Hong Lee and Tiffany “TC” Chung. Although two people who are drawn to each other, they end up giving up on their initial attraction over the course of a few poorly timed events, misunderstandings and assumptions. For better or worse, the short is inspired by all the times you’ve seen someone across the room at a cafe/park/library, but never had the guts to say anything for one reason or another. Sometimes our imagination just gets out of control. Here’ more from Wong Fu Productions about the sktech:

We hope it motivates you not to judge people from afar, and maybe gives you a little courage to take chances. At the same time, don’t use this as inspiration to be that crazy guy/girl who approaches everyone, lol. Good luck!

Hopefully, this video inspires you to take the next step, but don’t go crazy.

Watch more shorts from Wong Fu Productions: Gift Deceit, Two Weeks Later: Resolution Fails, Hugger, Take it Slow, Two After Noon,The Catman Rises, Textreme, Race You, Real Friends, and The Last.

This is how we never met by Wong Fu Productions

Comedian David So continues his new web series “Roomies”. In episode 2 entitled “The Intervention “, David So and his roommates Chris Dinh and Khalif Boyd along with their friends are faced with an awkward situation where they have to confront Ally Maki (David’s girlfriend) about her singing. Did you ever want to tell your friend something they don’t know about themselves that pisses you off? When they dish out some direct criticism of Ally’s off key, off pitch vocals, things get out of hand when she takes their criticism to heart. She returns a favor by unleashing on everyone else’s flaws.

Previous episodes:
Roomies with David So : Episode 1

Watch more David So: The Last Resort, Friend Problems, and Lie In Your Barn.

Roomies with David So : Episode 2 (contains profanity)