Entertainment covers movies, television, gaming, music, books, trailers, internet culture, celebrity interviews, viral videos, and the strange corners of pop culture men actually talk about. From Hollywood blockbusters to cult classics and ridiculous online moments, this is where Unfinished Man sorts the good, the bad, and the hilariously overhyped.
Do you know what a cat’s favorite car is? It’s a Catillac! Get it?? Get it??!?
What you’re about to watch is a song called Red Lights by a group with the fantastic name of Holy Fuck! They don’t actually have the exclamation point on there, but it seemed appropriate to add it. We’ve got cats, we’ve got
Shawty’s Over 9000!! If you have no idea what that means, watch the video above and read the interview below to find out what that means. In the process, you will also learn about Vancouver based rappers, BB & G-Wize who have a unique and versatile set of skills on the microphone. I wanted to say that they are a diamond in the rough but that would be an incorrect statement. These guys don’t need any polishing and will easily wreck the mic. They are two down to earth dudes who are trying to get their foot in the door in the music business.
Unfinished Man: So guys, why don’t you tell us a little bit about yourself and your up bringing?
BB & G-Wize: We’re both best friends who’ve known each other since high school from middle class families. Rapping was something we used to do for fun when we were young, B was the producer/instrumental composer, and G was the main guy who was rapping at the time. Both of us kind of got real good at it, impressing people at talent shows and other venues.. eventually this turned into something we really loved to do and here we are hoping to make something big out of all this.
UM: Boriz and Gamada, how did you guys end up with stage name BB & G-Wize?
I’m the type of man that likes a little bit of sophistication to the movies I watch, and the music I listen to. There’s something immensely satisfying about experiencing something that takes a little bit of thought and interpretation.
That’s why I’ve had to think long and hard about this fan video for Wakanada by Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike. You see, this music video has neither sophistication or need of any interpretation The creators just sort of let it all hang out, and the results are, well…
Every time the name Chuck Palahniuk arrives in conversation, I can’t help smiling from ear to ear, eyes glowing with excitement like a sycophantic teenage groupie ranting about their favorite rock star. Most people recognize the author’s name behind the David Fincher masterpiece, Fight Club. Others, well, they are the work of the mischievous few who recommend to their friends to read such titles as, Choke or Snuff. Soon enough, the satirical black humor that enslaves the characters under consumerism, sex addiction, party crashing or even hell, infects readers like a good case of the rabies. And those few, who yearn to read Palahnhiuk’s every word, they are The Cult. So when his latest book, Damned, was announced, I was drooling with anticipation to be able to see him once again on his book tour. But since Vancouver was at the very end of the tour, I’ve been staring at those damn tickets on my desk for months now. Finally, I can say it was well worth the wait.
A few months ago I heard the name Justin Bieber for the very first time, I wasn’t sure who it was and didn’t really care that much. The next few weeks, it seemed every damn place I went to, I had to hear, see or read his name. Pretty much every website, TV channel and magazine was covered with this “God’s gift to mankind”.
So like any modern-age internet geek, I paid a visit to our good friend “The Google” and typed in his name to see what this mythical creature Justin Bieber looks like. I was shocked to find that Justin Bieber was a 10 year old girl!!! (see exhibit B). I learned at an early age that Justin is a boy’s name, so I continued my research and finally was convinced that he was indeed a boy and a 16 year old one at that. Needless to say, after my extensive research (a whole 10 minutes of it); I came to realize that this “boy” didn’t have any talent and has a very punch-able face.
The King of Pop meets the King of Cotton Candy. I’ve noticed that people who hold unconventional jobs (street artists) seem a whole lot happier than those nine to five folks. Sure, in a lot of case they probably make less money but being happy is also pretty important. And the guy you are about to see seems pretty happy with what he does and is making some coin as well.
I’m not exactly sure where this video takes place but according to the comments over at YouTube, it’s apparently in Russia. He’s busting some sweet ass moves to a Michael Jackson song and he’s got the attention of the whole crowd. I’m actually surprised he didn’t take out somebody’s eye out with those crazy arm motions and the fact that the kids rush in every time there is cotton candy floating in the air.
I love the crap out of carefully planned and created, utter wastes of space and time- especially when they zip around and explode themselves! Domino set-ups, strange musical instruments, stacks of interesting materials- watch any Rube Goldberg machine video and you’ll see exactly what I mean. In fact, watch this Rube Goldberg machine video; if you love this sort of thing as much as I do, it definitely won’t disappoint you. If you don’t know what the hell I’m talking about, here’s a quick spoiler: EVERYTHING FALLS DOWN AND JUMPS AND EXPLODES AND FLUFFS EVERYWHERE. The rad video is after the jump.
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