Yellow Redneck Blues: K-Fed rockin out to K-Fed

Wednesday, February 1

K-Fed rockin out to K-Fed

Kevin Federline in the studio listening to a recording of “PoPoZao”, by Kevin Federline. I don’t think words can describe how completely awesome this video is. Or what a moron he is.

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Robb said...: In that video, doesn't he look just like somebody would look if they were doing some sort of parody of him? I mean, doesn't it look just like this is a skit on SNL making fun of him? What makes that video truly painful to watch is his sincerity. And how he acts like he's playing with the knobs in the booth, when you know that there is some producer standing just off to the side who will kick his ass if he actually messes with anything. Lastly, if you have to tell the listener that your song is "fire", then it is most definitely NOT "fire".; 2/02/2006 11:34 AM
James said...: LOL

I just want to know what the hell he's doing with his hands. Does he think he's conducting a symphony? Making like a bra? Doing the macarena?; 2/03/2006 2:30 AM
Robb said...: But let's just be real for a second: that man is a genius. Not a musical genius, to be sure. But some sort of strange genius who has managed to turn no talent of any kind into a very very nice life for himself.
Some of us can't even turn massive talents of all kinds (I'm of course speaking about myself) into that much money and that many cars.; 2/03/2006 8:41 AM
James said...: Very true, Mr. Robb. It's actually quite sickening how he's made his life so livable. Only in America, eh?; 2/03/2006 2:34 PM
Anonymous said...: this guy is a clown and all us ladies need to watch out for cats like this, Im so glad my gurl just sent me this linka nd I thought Id share it
Please tell me you guys have seen http://www.kfedfacts.com; 2/03/2006 3:56 PM

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James Yeh (born in 1982 in Anderson, South Carolina) is a writer, editor, and occasional DJ. His fiction appears in NOON, Fence, BOMB Magazine, Tin House, and PEN America, as well as several anthologies, and his nonfiction appears in VICE magazine, the Organist, 'SUP Magazine, the Rumpus, and the Faster Times. His chapbook, "9/16/10," published by Swill Children in 2010, was selected as a notable story in Best American Nonrequired Reading 2011. A recipient of fellowships from the MacDowell Colony and Columbia University, he was a 2011 Center for Fiction New York City Emerging Writers Fellow. He lives in Brooklyn, where he coedits Gigantic, and is at work on a novel. Freelance copy editor and proofreader by day. For queries, questions, or concerns, he may be reached at jamesyeh82 [at] gmail.com.

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