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Episode 30: Baba shops for a Halloween costume.

Episode 29: Baba grows hair.

This is the funniest shit I’ve seen today. Thanks to my cousin for sending it in.

Street Interview Gone Bad

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This is a series of voice messages left on a girl’s machine from an Iranian dude who just can’t let go.

The guy totally turns Iron Sheik at the end.

Spike Jonze is amazing and Kanye can still poke fun of himself. Watch this, it’s awesome!

“We Were Once A Fairytale” - Kanye West Dir: Spike Jonze from Yooj‽ - Recording Live From No on Vimeo.

Episode 28: Baba and Billy play darts.

Any press is good press! http://www.northumberlandtoday.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=2096842

Posted on YouTube, the sketches feature the older of the two men as a dysfunctional eccentric Iranian father and the younger as a his clueless Canadian son.

One of the early posts, featuring the elder reciting poetry in Farsi and mysteriously appearing occasionally with the arms of a woman has been viewed more than 130,000 times.

Other posts have been viewed in the tens of thousands.

The most recent post involves Firooz serving food to his son and William’s subsequent reaction.

While William attended Humber College where he took a degree in comedy writing and performance, the two men claim the idea to do the sketches came to them when it was discovered a camera William gave his dad for Father’s Day could record video with fairly good quality. They made a short video of themselves playing ping pong rather aggressively.

Since then 26 sketches have been recorded.

You can read the whole article by following the link at the top. Baba has the hardcopy that has our photo in it which I’ll scan because the photo is apparently ridiculous.

Episode 27: Baba serves Billy a meal.

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I appreciate artists that keep it real, no matter what, to the bitter end. Case study: Curren$y, one of my favorite rappers from New Orleans, Curren$y was signed to Master P’s No Limit Records as a teen then stolen away by Lil Wayne and one of the first to be signed to Young Money Entertainment, yeah the one Drake is signed to.

Anyways, Curren$y was dropped by Lil Wayne a few months before Tha Carter III was released but not before they shot a nice expensive video for a Curren$y single off his shelved Young Money would-be debut LP, Music 2 Fly 2:

Despite being dropped by a label created by the most successful artist of 2008, Curren$y never stopped. He made his own label and clothing line with skateboarder Terry Kennedy and released a bunch of amazing stoner mixtapes with a redefined flow. Check out his latest video which is night and day budget wise with his wayne days. Just a green screen and talent:

Go download his free mixtapes and buy Fly Society clothing. Don’t sleep on this, son and appreciate a man on his grind.