So I don’t know if any of you have seen this YouTube video called “My New Haircut.” It exploded across the internet to soon become a college sensation. College girls everywhere revel in the fact that at some point they have indeed been hit on by a metro looking, Heineken loving, protein shake drinking toolbag. You can’t go to a bar and order a Jager Bomb without the person next to you hollering, “Jager Bombs, Jager Bombs, Skanks, Skanks…” and every time I go anywhere with a front desk, I am tempted to just walk on past and say “Not now, I’m in the F**king zone!”
If you haven’t had this pleasure, let me enlighten you:
Okay, so maybe anyone who isn’t drunk, in college or a big clubber thinks they just lost a solid two minutes and 48 seconds of their life, but let me introduce you to yet another internet sensation: Jewification. I don’t know how we do it, but man, we can take anything and make it Jewish. Including a washed up fratastic in rocker shades. Please allow me to demonstrate:
I’m sure that you can all die happy now. No need to thank me. :o)
-Giselle
Shemspeed is an independent recording label and promotional agency highlighting cross-over music artists with positive and unifying messages. Founded by Erez Safar, an American-Israeli DJ/Producer, Shemspeed promotes over 15 dynamic artists representing a wide range of genres including hip-hop, reggae, and rock. These artists include Y-Love (revolutionary Jewish hip-hop), Diwon (Yemenite / Sephardic hip-hop, Israeli music and more), DeScribe (soul-awakening dancehall, hip-hop, & soul), and Electro Morocco (Israeli rock, dance music.) Shemspeed artists, collectively showcasing the diversity in world Jewish music, have performed with musicians as varied as Snoop Dogg, Lou Reed, Idan Raichel and Eminem; they’ve been profiled in Rolling Stone, SPIN, The New York Times and XXL; and they’ve been seen and heard around the world on various TV appearances (Conan O’Brien, CBS and BBC World) and global radio. Shemspeed’s mission is unifying people through culture and education, celebrating diversity and common ground. By way of this work, we add a public Jewish voice to multi-cultural, inter-faith, creative and collaborative bridge-building.
