blackmamba

Yeah… So this isn’t too geek related, but it does have something to do with director/producer Robert Rodriguez (Sin City, Grindhouse, Predators) so you just have to bear with it. Also, I’m a die hard fan of the LOS ANGELES LLLAAAAAKKKKKKKEEEEEEERRRRRRSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! During the NBA All-Star weekend, Nike premiered a short called “The Black Mamba” starring Kobe Bryant of the LOS ANGELES LLLAAAAAKKKKKKKEEEEEEERRRRRRSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! If you were not aware, Kobe’s nickname is “The Black Mamba” hence the title of the short. The mini-movie was developed and directed by Robert Rodriguez. So with all Rodriguez projects, you have your cameos. Contesting Kobe’s reign in the NBA are “The Crippler” played by Danny Trejo (Machete), Mr. Suave played by Bruce Willis, and Kanye West as “The Boss”. Each of these baddies are here to stop the Black Mamba and collect his shoes as a trophy. Applying Robert Rodriquez’s talent for violence and action in film into a Nike commercial seems like a weird idea, but the end result is quite entertaining. Outside of Kobe’s medicore acting, it was fun to watch. Especially due to the fact that I’m a fan of Kobe and the LOS ANGELES LLLAAAAAKKKKKKKEEEEEEERRRRRRSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!

Hit the jump to check out Robert Rodriquez’s ‘The Black Mamba” short

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20090917robocopmegaman

Goodness! I LOVE fan made music videos. Especially when it has to do with retro video games. Mykola Dosenko (AKA Myk Dawg) of Kiev, Ukraine does just that with Kanye West’s song “Robocop”. Using graphic design/animation elements from retro games such as Mega Man and Punch Out, Myk Dawg created a brilliant music video that doesn’t really make much sense, yet has a nostalgic appeal that keeps you from not liking it. I still hate Kanye though. Hit the jump to see the video!

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16 September 2009 Eric Kwun | Posted in: Current Events, OMGWTFBBQ!

20090916kanye02

Most of you have already witnessed the disgusting act by Kanye “Douchebaggary” West at the MTV Video Music Awards when he stormed stage and interrupted Taylor Swift (who is quite loveable) during her acceptance speech after she won the Best Female Video award. Now know as “The Taylor Swift Incident of 2009” or “Kanyegate”, this event gave birth immediately to numerous amounts of parodies that are surfacing on the web. Not since “WHOSE RESPONSIBLE THIS” have I seen one mans ill-planned words become the laughing stock of the internet community. Bravo sirs!

Hit the jump to see some of these ridiculously glorious parodies!

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