Far East Movement dropped a new video for their song “Jello,” featuring Rye Rye.
I have to say these guys are funny.

The video is about FM crashing a convention for a group called B.L.O.W. (short for “Ban Low-Frequency Oscillating Woofers). B.L.O.W. is supposedly an organization wanting to ban all low frequencies from popular music, including FM’s new bass sound that is prevalent throughout their forthcoming album Dirty Bass.

As the video progresses FM infiltrates the B.L.O.W. convention in some, not so subtle, disguises. Working the obviously bored crowd DJ Virman sneaks off to take control of the audio and launches the convention into a full blown party.

Once DJ Virman kicks it into gear, Rye Rye shows up with a few of her friends, jello shots are passed around, and then there’s a whole lotta ass shakin going on.

What really makes this funny is FM’s record label, Cherrytree Records, just issued a press release about the problems they are having with the fictitious organization B.L.O.W.

The press release states:

“Far East Movement’s maverick exploration of the bass end of the spectrum and pioneering club sound has incurred the wrath of self-described ‘music purity advocacy group’ Ban Low-frequency Oscillating Woofers or B.L.O.W. The B.L.O.W. (http://www.bloworg.org) organization has filed a petition denouncing FM’s low-frequency-powered music. Cherrytree Records released an official statement in response: “While we respect B.L.O.W.’s right to their opinion, we at Cherrytree…support Far East Movement’s right to create in the low frequency spectrum and appeal to everyone to please join us in opposing B.L.O.W.’s stance by backing Far East Movement’s right to artistic, sub-bass expression, banging new track ‘Jello’ and forthcoming new Cherrytree album Dirty Bass.”

I love it!

As for M.I.A. protégé and rising star Rye Rye? She will be releasing her first album sometime this year entitled Go! Pop! Bang!

 

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