OT: This guy might be the biggest troll of all-time...

[Mr_Perfect]

No, it's not KG. It's the guy who produced (and rapped in) the 'Friday' song by Rebecca Black. Here he is in a new music video that's probably the worst thing ever made.



How does this guy still have money to operate?

[br7knicks]

pedo-producer.

i'm sending this to free beer and hot wings

[gavran]

How does this guy still have money to operate?

Well, you are posting his video on RealGM, and drawing attention to it. So, that's how he has money.

[Mr_Perfect]

How does this guy still have money to operate?

Well, you are posting his video on RealGM, and drawing attention to it. So, that's how he has money.

I could post a video of myself singing that song and I would make no money,

So no, that's not how he has money.

The real answer is that parents waste their money (thousands of dollars) to get their kids in these music videos. This guy releases tons of them so just figure how much money he makes from each kid. This guy is rolling in the dough from dumb parents who think putting their kids in these dumb music videos will lead them to stardom.

[Rasho Brezec]

Or the kids are just enjoying it. Who cares.

[nykballa2k4]

Or the kids are just enjoying it. Who cares.

It is spending money on rainbows.

For a little girl to say "wow look I made a music video" is probably an exciting experience for her at the time. Just like a first drawing, or a first chorus concert. The latter requires though, that a person (in this case little girl) has talent and is able to earn their opportunity.

These videos are 10,000 dollar shams that make a little girl happy for a year, maybe two, then when they grow up... I mean, has anyone here ever found a "home movie" from their family and turned red?

You can call it a Robin Hood scheme, where it is basically rich parents who get fooled into this unwise use of $. It really is America in a nutshell though because the message is "we have money, so you all will see us"