152 Sims Avenue is a house dedicated to immoral and relentless drama. From puke face to "get out of here, this isn't a daycare" 152 has seen it's fair share of drama. As 152's number 1 fan I am entitled to endorse and rectify its true meaning to the world, specifically, Tillicum Victoria.
At first it was seen as a party house, actually, it still is one and the summer of 2010 will be buck nasty || you heard it here first ||
Although 152 is seen as a happy place, it has seen its fair share of troubles. Black people falling out of second story windows, fences being broken in massive scraps, and at least 7 scenario's that I can count, where Kevin Ogborne (facebook him) has had his room puked in. For some reason the party is in his room or the laundry room. Personally, I'm sick of the laundry room, nothing is safe in there unless you have a gun or your name is Spencer.
The only real relevance to even writing about 152 is the fact that this summer the house needs to be abused via : parties, drinking, drugs, sex, sex, and lots of crying. I intend to manifest at least 60% of these occurrence's on a personal level either directly or indirectly.
xoxo Young Gunn ;)
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
|| Hype ||
What is the point of hype? In the professional world, it can be used to suck every dollar out of your fans bases' pocket before a major event as well as build up something that is BIG or not big enough. In my world, hype is pretty much all about being cocky (aka confident!) and backing up that hype through my actions.
The name "Young Gunn" comes from a highly "hyped" event where I was going head to head with the world's greatest NBA 2K10 Xbox player. For weeks this event took on a social manifestation that became so realistic that the immense pressure almost got to me ;)Needless to say, I got hella spankied. The hype, however, put this globally known match up on the map and it was watched by millions aka Young Buck aka J3ffK. My first example of hype.
My second example of Hype is NBA centre Kwame Brown. To avoid details, he's a muck.
Marketing a lot of the time has to do with hype. Marketing the world is really easy once you have people's attention and keep thumping the idea, event, or new product into "the people's" head. Young Buck once told me "it's all about freaking out", hype is basically freaking out about something until people know about it, the rest is the buzzing from word of mouth. Terrell Owens is the king of hype and the king of freaking out : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE0JF4wwkZg&playnext_from=TL&videos=g7XrKF1jJV0.
|| "HEYEAT LOOK LIKE THIS, LET'S GETCHA POPCORN READY" ||
The name "Young Gunn" comes from a highly "hyped" event where I was going head to head with the world's greatest NBA 2K10 Xbox player. For weeks this event took on a social manifestation that became so realistic that the immense pressure almost got to me ;)Needless to say, I got hella spankied. The hype, however, put this globally known match up on the map and it was watched by millions aka Young Buck aka J3ffK. My first example of hype.
My second example of Hype is NBA centre Kwame Brown. To avoid details, he's a muck.
Marketing a lot of the time has to do with hype. Marketing the world is really easy once you have people's attention and keep thumping the idea, event, or new product into "the people's" head. Young Buck once told me "it's all about freaking out", hype is basically freaking out about something until people know about it, the rest is the buzzing from word of mouth. Terrell Owens is the king of hype and the king of freaking out : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE0JF4wwkZg&playnext_from=TL&videos=g7XrKF1jJV0.
|| "HEYEAT LOOK LIKE THIS, LET'S GETCHA POPCORN READY" ||
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