M.C. Too Tall

Listen to this!!! Anybody who thinks I'm too weird or too violent to be associated with needs to get punched in the face. I'm a great guy to have as a friend on myspace and people who know me in the neighborhood but don't want to be my friend on myspace are a bunch of bucket-headed retards. They're social outcasts who smell but can't spell and I'd be doing THEM the favor if I ever said hello to them again. Idiots who are embarrassed by me should take a real look at who should be embarrassed if me and them are seen in the same place at the same time. I have a problem with men wanting to know about other men's "packages" and I don't associate with such people. That's right. A dude who do the nasty wit a dude is not my friend. ARE ALL YOU USELESS AND UNPRODUCTIVE JEFFREE STAR FANS READING THIS!!? You could be a lesbian, but if you're one of those man-hater lesbians who hate me soley because I'm a man, I don't care what caused you to hate men, I hate you back. I never picked my nose and ate it nor have I ever had any physical contact with a roach. I often add people I never met in person but that doen't mean I don't have any real friends or a real life. I also think people who don't let band sites add them or message them are losers who will one day have to get punched out because of that alone. I never claimed to be a toughguy but I do what I can to stand my ground and refuse to loose against anyone who pits their dignity against mine. I'm willing to pit my dignity against their very existance which is what most of my rhymes suggest. In other words, I'm NOT some grossly abnormal looking nerd who can't pull a girl or defend his own honor. So if you don't want support me or my music then don't but any effort to discredit me will end in failure because there are literally thousands who do support the music of MC Too Tall. Say whatever unfavorable you will but it only holds true if you show up at one of my gigs and make me say it and if that ever happens I'd be a man with no honor. As far as MySpace goes, anyone who has ever accused me of ruining their lives or even their day with anything I've ever posted on MySpace is a big doof who doesn't get out of the house much and wouldn't have a life at all if it wasn't for myspace....and now, my bio... I grew up in the most humble of beginnings in the Marlboro Projects in Gravesend Brooklyn just north of Coney Island. In those damn' days, the entire city of New York was in chaos and in the projects that was only amplified. People even forgot where to take a piss. Your media moguls were the graffiti artists. Their work set the scenes while other inner city kids set the dress code and your soundtrack was Rap which became the gateway for Hip Hop culture to spread out of the projects into the suburbs of New York State and eventually throughout the world. I witnessed this transition and was there on the ground floor. Though a loyal listener and supporter of Dance music, I gravitated to the culture and ways of Hip Hop before it was even named. It was unavoidable. It was all around me. As a teenager I was asked by Boody Junior High School classmate, Robert Blunt AKA Delightful Spice to become a part of a new crew he was forming which would be called United Generation. It was Spice who decided on my first ever MC name, MC Too Tall. Unfortunately, due to friction between Spice and MC Fresh, another member of the crew, UG broke up. Spice formed another crew (Ill Incorporated Posse) and everyone else, including myself, went solo. I displayed my talents at Lafayette High School where I was told by faculty and peers to rap professionally. One of whom was a freshman, also named John who also rapped who would later be known to Underground Rap followers as Sabac Red. Congratulations are in order, by the way, to Sabac and his newlywed wife and a Bensonhurst big up to the whole Uncle Howie/Psycho+Logical family. Years went on and I went to a vocational trade school in an effort to get "that piece of paper on the wall" that you supposedly need to land that "real job" and ended up having to pay for it with the little money I was making in the food and beverage industry. I did, however, achieve some modest success with "Live From Steeplechase Park" and "Bring The Drama". My album "The Conglomerate" was an independent that outsold the majors in independent stores. I'm expecting to do it again in 2008 with my next album "Industrialization" to be released late this summer. Some of the songs from this upcoming album should be up in the player for your listening enjoyment.I have a song called "The 4th Of July" on the Fran Powers produced various artist mega-compilation CD, "As American As..." and Fran was nice enough to let me use some of the artwork from the CD here on MySpace. Cheers, Fran! The disc also has some cool songs from Belt, Black Death, UK's Punk Rock icon Steve White and the legendary Box Of Crayons!!! Again. Cheers, Fran!2008 so far is a very busy year for me and I have a lot going on musically. Please forgive if I'm not on here as often as last year. Plus 2008 is said to be the year of the rat. I hate rats. All kinds. Stay strong and keep kickin' dat slang! Peace.www.CrownedEagleEnt.org