17
Jul
Cameo of Mel Gibson in Take 6 - Spread Love Video, FTW?!?!
Author: Sonar // Category: Just Blogging, Music
I’m doing my normal daily routine of digging through videos and music and I come across this while creating a video routine with Take 6’s - Spread Love and Ike & Tina Turners - Cussin’, Cryin, And Carryin’ On. (The heads will know why I’m doing this.) And while watching Spread Love I peeped this at the 2:45 second mark. Yep, that’s good ol Mel “Jumpin off rooftops with suicidal folks” Gibson. You gotta look real quick. I had to rewind it a few times to catch it.
This is a very well done music video of Vince “Bitch, that’s my tongue” Shlomi’s infamous “Slap Chop” commercial. It’s pretty catchy, but i don’t know who did it. Anyway, it’s a good laugh for the rest of your work week.
*The part where he recants “You’re gonna love my nuts,” had me crackin up!*
Come help us say farewell to B’zar on Upper King St. WHEN: Saturday Feb. 7th from 6 - 9ish
WHERE: B’zar 541 King St.
WHAT:
- Space Invaders video installation of past B’zar Fashion Shows
and Kulture Klash parties.
- A retrospective of photoshoots, posters, and flyers
from our events over the years.
- Sign or draw on our naked mannequin.
- DJ James Belk spinning a blend of Mash Up, Hip Hop, and House.
- Wine by British Wine Merchant
- And most importantly our merchandise will be on sale
from 50-60% off!
from our events over the years.
- Sign or draw on our naked mannequin.
- DJ James Belk spinning a blend of Mash Up, Hip Hop, and House.
- Wine by British Wine Merchant
- And most importantly our merchandise will be on sale
from 50-60% off!
Thank you customers, friends, and family for all of your
love and support.
love and support.
541 King St.
843-579-2889
843-579-2889
30
Jan
Outdoor Multimedia Event to Benefit Disadvantaged After-School Program
Author: Spaced Invaders // Category: Just Blogging, Music, Stone Groove, Upcoming Events
February 7, 2009
9 PM - Close
The Daily Dose
1622 Highland Ave, Charleston, SC
James Island, SC 29412
$5 Door Charge goes to the Boys & Girls Club of the Trident Area – Shaw Unit.
On the first Saturday of every month for the last year, Charleston’s only video turntablist crew “The Spaced Invaders” has broken out some big toys to draw crowds to their monthly party, “The Stone Groove.” Setting up 15 foot projection screens and massive sound systems powered by turntable controlled laptops has drawn both good and bad attention to the party, easily visible (and audible) from Folly Road.
With the new positive energy flowing through the country, they’ve decided for 2009 its time to use their fan base and unique geek-chic style to benefit a different charity every month – beginning this month with The Trident Area Shaw Unit Boys & Girls Club of America, who has been receiving a lack of funds do to the current financial state of the economy.
Attendees are treated to something very special, a wild visual display of classic music videos, remixed and scratched movies with just plain silly antics combined with the 60’s and 70’s soul songs that were used to create the 90’s hip hop sound that is so rarely heard today. “I looked up to see 50 people staring at the huge screen, nodding their heads with the music” states VJ Scrunchyface Flatbroke, one of the Spaced Invaders. “It was the same mesmerizing look you see when you put a toddler in front of a TV!”
“The Stone Groove party at the Daily Dose is like partying with your closest friends in another friends’ back yard…Just with giant video screens and some good mood food,” says, VJ Sonar, another member of the Spaced Invaders. “Now teaming up with local charities, we have something people can look forward to going to, have a good time, and feel good about giving back to the community. It’s really a party with a purpose.”
For more information please contact:
The Spaced Invaders
843-263-3714
get@spacedinvaders.net
Daily Dose
843-225-3367
To donate to the Shaw Unit Boys & Girls Club: 843-577-5545 www.bgclubta.org
Just thought I’d throw this up here! This is a video that my Capoeira instructor Jesse Colon made to help promote our group Capoeira Charelston. Not bad for a first movie. It’s a flipping good time!
