Crazy Crakaz

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The Crakaz (formerly Crazy Crakaz) were formed in 2003 originally as a joke parody project by Joe "joe_cam" Cammisa and Chris "Flik" Serani with the song "White Boy Rap". It was meant to be nothing more than two incredibly white guys doing the worst rap music possible. Their second project started to alter the way The Crakaz treated the "band" as they were asked to contribute the ending credits theme for the movie "River City Rumble" released by X-Strike Studios. After the release of that song, The Crakaz tended to take the music more seriously, while still keeping things humorous, off beat, low brow and plenty vulgar. Eventually Flik was no longer a constant member leaving Joe Cam to be the solo core member with a revolving door of guest musicians and vocalists. Select featured members include Shael Riley, A_Rival and Mustin among MANY others. The most recently releases include a rock styled version of "Happy Birfday, DCT", a cover of "Out My Bed" originally by MC Nachbar and two new songs, "Catgirl" and "Everclear Hangover IV". Of note, The Crakaz dropped the "Crazy" part from their name, basically to simplify things and keep it more concise. Joe Cam has also been in talks to potentially record a full album under The Crakaz moniker. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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