Mc chris
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|Died = |Origin = |Instruments = |Genre = nerdcore hip hop |Occupation = |Years_active = 2001-present |Label = jet pack industries |URL = [www.mcchris.com] }}
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He has appeared on many of Williams Street Studios' shows on Adult Swim, most notably Aqua Teen Hunger Force (as the crude and often misguided MC Pee Pants) and Sealab 2021 (in some bit parts, consistently recurring as the also crude and often misguided Hesh), and a bit part in The Brak Show. He also wrote for Sealab 2021 and The Brak Show, and later lent a track to the online music game Flash Flash Revolution.
Chris has released four albums, the first of which is downloadable for free on his [website] (click Raps from the front page). In October of 2004, he announced his resignation from Cartoon Network to the public on his [blog] to focus on his recording career, but has said that he is willing to return to Williams Street when needed and hopes to be featured in the motion picture for "Aqua Teen Hunger Force". He has since toured throughout the continental United States in an effort to expose all of America to the growing genre of nerdcore rap. mc chris encourages fans to mix his songs and play their own role in the growth of what is a relatively new genre.
In January of 2006 mc chris was a nominee for Spin Magazine's "Band of the Year" contest at [Spin.com] but after gaining an over 20% margin in his first round battle with Demander, the voting was shut down for maintenance and when it came back Demander was declared the winner.
Chris makes an appearance on fellow rapper MC Lars' album "The Graduate", as a less than sociable college roommate on the track "The Roommate From Hell".
Chris is known for producing freestyle raps in his concerts. For instance, at a February 2006 show, he improvised a song about Katamari Damacy that was synchronized to the Katamari Damacy theme song.
Discography
External links
- [mcchris.com]
- [mcchris Source (fan page with wallpapers and AIM icons)]
- [TV.com entry for Chris Ward]
- [Chris Ward's Old LiveJournal (clixnwhistles)]
- [Chris Ward's New LiveJournal (microtrash)]
- [Slashdot Interview] ([original announcement found here])
- [FilmForce Interview]
- [Mad Dawg 2020's collection of remixed mc chris tracks]
- [}}}] at MySpace
- [mc chris source myspace page]
- [Interview From September of 2005]
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