I'm not going to say anything about this show other than that it's absolutely hilarious. I never heard of it until about a week ago (thanks Tommy) but if you've never seen it you're seriously missing out
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Watch it HERE or HERE (or Below)HBO's new series "How to Make It in America" comes from the same producing team as "Entourage" -- but the thing you should know about it before anything else is that, aside from exploring the bond between guys and airing on HBO, it's not a whole lot like "Entourage."
Whereas Vinny Chase and his boys made it to the top and never really fell that far from it, "How to Make It" is about what it's like to be on the bottom of the heap and looking for a way up. "It's a street-level show," is how creator Ian Edelman puts it. "It's the beginning of a journey."
The show stars Bryan Greenberg ("October Road") and Victor Rasuk ("Stop-Loss," "Raising Victor Vargas") as Ben and Cam, long-time friends and would-be fashion moguls who have big ideas but less ability to execute them. The show follows their struggles to start a denim line -- how they luck into the fabric is part of the story in Sunday's (Feb. 14) premiere -- and make their names in the business. Luis Guzman, Lake Bell, Eddie Kaye Thomas and Scott "Kid Cudi" Mescudi also star.
Who am I? Where am I? What am I?
I am:
Entertainer, musician, comedian, writer, actor, beatsmith,
lumberjack,wrestler, magician, thinker, poet, wannabe hero
and occasional super-villain.
The exact origin of the name "Danny b Funk" is unknown but it was developed years ago
due to my funky bass playing and all around "funky"
nature (whatever that means).
My outlook and attitude towards life, as well as
inspirations are influenced greatly by:
1960's hippie culture, sounds, noise and beats, Funk, the Grateful Dead, cartoons,
Les Claypool, comic books, the 1971 film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,
professional wrestling, "the groove", Living in the country, rhymes, The Twilight Zone
Dr. Seuss,improvisation, video games, standup and improv comedy,
old school hip hop, DJs, Shel Silverstein, Drum Machines,
Vinyl Discs, boat shoes, electricity, mythology, Eastern religion and philosophy,
acoustic instruments, Mick Foley, jazz, awkwardness, music as a whole,
antics, shenanigans and tomfoolery.
Thanks again for stopping by.
-b Funk
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