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This is part of a series on Funny or Die titled Between Two Ferns With Zach Galifianakis. Enjoy!
Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis from Between Two Ferns
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It seems like I’ve been saying this dude is going to be the next to blow up in the hip-hop world for 2 years now (see Do You Know Who B.o.B. is Yet?). I recently described B.o.B. as the biggest hip-hop artist no one has ever heard of, due to his success in major placements for his music and sponsorships.
Well, it appears that he’s finally getting a push, as a video surfaced last week with Bobby Ray and Atlantic Records President Julie Greenwald clowning around about the label fin... Read Full Story
Dear Mr.Pflaum:
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As you should be aware, the statements about Ms.Beverly contained in your blog are both defamatory and false and are causing harm to Ms.Beverly’s business reputation. Moreover, you are improperly using Ms.Beverly’s name and image as depicted in a photograph on ... Read Full Story
The music industry is known to be a cutthroat business where shady characters are always attempting to cash in on the dreams of aspiring artists. There have been stories of artist exploitation that date back almost as far as the business itself. From bad contracts to fake show promoters, the industry is full of scams. Given the current climate of the business, it is no surprise that maintaining integrity is low on the priority list for some in the music industry and many are resorting... Read Full Story
The music industry is known to be a cutthroat business where shady characters are always attempting to cash in on the dreams of aspiring artists. There have been stories of artist exploitation that date back almost as far as the business itself. From bad contracts to fake show promoters, the industry is full of scams. Given the current climate of the business, it is no surprise that maintaining integrity is low on the priority list for some in the music industry and many are resorting... Read Full Story
This video brought a smile to my face. While sometimes crashing the stage uninvited may not be embraced by those performing (what up Lil Mama), Red & Meth seemed to thoroughly enjoy Lupe popping up from the DJ booth as they closed out their set in Chicago the other night. Peep the video and read the first-hand account about how it went down after the jump.
After Meth crowd surfed for the fifth time and Reggie Noble jumped off a 20 foot tall speaker, they winded their set down with a Ch... Read Full Story
This video brought a smile to my face. While sometimes crashing the stage uninvited may not be embraced by those performing (what up Lil Mama), Red & Meth seemed to thoroughly enjoy Lupe popping up from the DJ booth as they closed out their set in Chicago the other night. Peep the video and read the first-hand account about how it went down after the jump.
After Meth crowd surfed for the fifth time and Reggie Noble jumped off a 20 foot tall speaker, they winded their set down with a Ch... Read Full Story
