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The iconic mural of rapper Dumbfoundead painted on the side of Catalina Liquor in Koreatown in Los Angeles, has been vandalized-- that's according to a social media post from the artist. A picture of the vandalism, shows letters spray painted across it. On July 16th, Dumbfoundead thanked painter Joseph Yun Lee and Catalina Liquor on Instagram for "wanting to keep the mural up as long as they did."  The mural was originally painted for the rapper's 2016 music video "Murals," a visual off his "We Might Die" album. Last year, he tweeted that he was getting a least one tagged photo a day from fans who had taken a picture in front of it. Dumbfoundead is now asking fans to send pictures or videos they had taken in front of the mural to muralsforever@gmail.com or tag him, so he can use the images in a video. View this post on Instagram [🚨UPDATE: Send any pictures or video of you w...

Jay Park gets a little ratchet in LA's Koreatown, in his new music video release -- "K-TOWN" with Hit-Boy. The visual dropped on May 17, just hours after the single hit streaming sites. In the MV, we see half-naked women twerking, and Jay Park riding on the back of a Brink's armored truck, and of course we see lots of cash. Los Angeles‎ rapper Dumbfoundead makes a cameo appearance to pull an older couple out of a karaoke room. Check out the music video above. Karaoke room turned strip club. Poppin’ soju bottles homie drink up. We them K- town riders, never get stuck, It's on lock when we slide like a Brinks truck. https://t.co/R3c2P2bp09 K Town! Buss it Down!!! Who wanna bust it down in Ktown with me??? 🤪🤪🇰🇷🇰🇷 — JAY BUM PARK (@JAYBUMAOM) May 18, 2019

Illionaire Records co-founder Dok2 is a pioneer in the South Korean hip-hop industry, but he rarely gives interviews. Lucky for fans, the rapper sat down on two separate occasions recently to talk about his life and the rise of hip-hop in South Korea. The first interview was for the March 7th face to face with rapper Snacky Chan for Chan's YouTube series - "Undergod."   The second was for American rapper Dumbfoundead's March 20th (ep. 31) podcast of "Fun With Dumb." During the podcast, Dok2 provided a mini-history lesson for anyone interested in South Korean hip-hop. Beginning with his early rise, the rapper says he's been making moves in the industry since 2002 when he was 12-years-old. He told Dumbfoundead that he used to attend a school for foreigners in Busan (because of his mixed Korean, Spanish and Filipino heritage), but after 6th grade he moved to Seoul and did not return back to school (due to family financial reasons). He says he started...

On the way home from work, if you need something to chill out with after the stress of the job, hit play on the debut album from electro-soul duo MIKNNA titled "Escape." The Los Angeles duo dropped their project back in January, and it's more than just hip-hop and R&B. During a recent Fun With Dumb podcast with rapper Dumbfoundead, they called their visuals/theme for it... retro-futurism, with influences from the 80s. Listen to the Apple Music preview below.

DUMMIE (also known as Dumbfoundead, aka Jonathan Park), has been on the hip-hop scene in the U.S. for more than a decade. Known for his battle rap skills, the Argentine-born Korean-American rapper dropped his latest project, "CAFE BLEU," on November 2nd. The EP shows the depth of the Los Angeles artist. He's been around. A veteran in the game, whose reflective lyrics on the mini album connect with fans dealing with the ups and downs of life. Beginning with the first track, "CAFE BLEU THEME," a place to go when you're feeling broken down, to "WASHED," where he feels his age. Featured on the EP are (South Korean label) Hi-Lite Records founder Paloalto, and BORN CTZN/Transparent Arts labelmates YEAR OF THE OX, on the track "ALMOST THERE." You can find "CAFE BLEU" on streaming platforms now, and a visual for it below. Also check out Dumbfoundead in the movie “Bodied,” directed by Joseph Kahn and produced by Eminem, and fin...

Entertainment company 88rising, has announced an all star line-up for its "Head In The Clouds Music & Arts Festival," happening this fall in California. The event will take place on September 22nd at Los Angeles State Historic Park. According to the 88rising website , it will feature Rich Brian, Joji, Keith Ape, Zion.T, Higher Brothers, Yung Bans, Yung Pinch, KOHH, LAFF TRAXX (Toro Y Moi & Nosaj Thing), NIKI, AUGUST 08, Diablo, Don Krez, and more. In the description under the announcement video, on the 88rising YouTube channel, it says pre-sale starts Tuesday (May 8), at 10 a.m. (PDT) on the Head In The Clouds ticket website here. Password is 88rising. And, per an Instagram post (below), it looks like there could be an 88rising group album this summer as well, for "Head In The Clouds." Update 06/29/18 Rapper Dumbfoundead and Sen Morimoto added to the line-up for the festival. JUST ADDED: @dumbfoundead + @senmorimoto to the Head In The Clou...

Looking for something new to jam to? Check out Ted Park's debut album, "Plugged In." The H1GHR MUSIC hip-hop artist dropped his new EP on May 2nd, and it includes features with some of our favorite khip-hop artists like Reddy, G2, Penomeco, Bill Stax and of course Ted Park's boss (Co-CEO of H1GHR MUSIC) Jay Park. On Instagram, his other boss, co-CEO Cha Cha Malone, calls Ted Park the "melody guru," and we hear how the title fits, listening to the melodic tunes of each track on "Plugged In." Fans previously had a taste of the hot sound of the album, with the recent release of the music videos for two of its tracks,  "Hands In The Air,"  featuring Jay Park, on April 26 and "Broke,' (featuring G2) on April 16th. Both visuals were directed by The Cut. Other artists on the album include Saho for "Go Now,"  and American rapper Dumbfoundead featured on "Corny." Check out "Plugged In" today on i...

Young, talented and making moves. H1GHR MUSIC's newest signee Ted Park, is releasing new music soon. He's currently on tour with Los Angeles hip-hop artist Dumbfoundead , and soon will be joining his new label mates for a H1GHR MUSIC spring tour , kicking off on April 26th in Chicago. In the middle of all that, the rapper from Wisconsin has found time to work on new material. On social media, Ted Park says he's releasing new music on Monday, April 16 with The Cut studio. According to his posts, "Broke," (featuring rapper G2 from Hi-Lite Records) will be his first music video and single from his debut EP, which is sure to be a bop, like his melodic track, "Me Love."  Fans are excited to see Ted Park with H1GHR MUSIC.  The label's co-CEOs, Jay Park and Cha Cha Malone, welcomed Ted Park to their crew, with a chaining in March, in front of a hyped-up crowd, during the H1GHR MUSIC showcase at South by Southwest 2018 in Austin, TX. Wow @h1ghr...

Rapper Dumbfoundead is taking his skills on the road once again. The hip-hop artist from Los Angeles announced on social media on Feb. 8, that The Yikes! Tour will be arriving in 31 cities around the U.S. and Canada. It's kicking off March 19, in Vancouver. Tickets are as low as $18 and VIP is only $65. They are on sale now. To buy yours, go to his website... www.dumbfoundead.com . After you buy your ticket, check out this audio for "Kill Me," one of the tracks from the 'Rocket Man' EP, which was released in December. NEW YEAR. NEW TOUR! The Yikes! Tour coming to 31 cities around the U.S. and Canada! Can’t wait to meet you all! Tickets at https://t.co/iXHcqh5q2Q What show you coming to? RETWEET! 🌕🌕🌕 pic.twitter.com/jbtaTgLxXv — dummies (@dumbfoundead) February 8, 2018

Rapper Dumbfoundead has dropped a new music video called "Every Last Drop," produced by Isaac Flame. In the description of it on YouTube, Dumbfoundead writes, My family came to this country (America) with nothing but now we own things and have created a lineage with successful offspring. This is like a “WE HAVE ARRIVED” immigrant anthem. The track may be a little different from what fans are use to. It's more of a melody rap style, but the song is really good, and the lyrics are worth paying attention to. My real mama fresh off the boat, my little mama fresh off the yacht, little foreign boy in America, look at how far we got, my old head said I got the juice, little homie said I got the sauce, little foreign in America, I'm gonna give them every last drop. like I'm drippin, drippin, drippin, all my blood tears and sweat, drippin, drippin, drippin. 

Apparently the launch party for rapper Dumbfoundead's collective new label BORN CTZN, was pretty lit, with all of the top hip-hop stars in South Korea. It all went down on June 1st, 2017 at Club Octagon in Seoul, but highlights from the party, were just uploaded on September 28, on the BORN CTZN YouTube Page . The event had appearances from Dumbfoundead (showcasing his "FOREIGNER" EP release), as well as Year of the OX, Jay Park, Far East Movement, Jessi, SIMON Dominic, G2, G.Soul, Loopy, Nafla, JustThis, Young West, Microdot, BRLLNT, Ugly Duck, DJ Benjamin, Rekstizzy and more. If you wish you had been there, we feel the same way too! Check out the recap here...

Before artist and battle rapper Dumbfoundead released his hot "We Might Die" album, or dropped the popular music videos for the tracks 'SAFE' and 'Harambe,' and the catchy but freaky visual for 'Water,' Dumbfoundead was sitting down with producer and director Salima Koroma and co-producer Jaeki Cho for a documentary with three of his friends called "Bad Rap." It premiered last year at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival, but was just recently uploaded on Netflix. The documentary walks us through the journey he and fellow Asian-American artists Awkwafina, Lyricks and Rekstizzy were on, to break into the larger American hip-hop scene, as they navigated through the waters of culture appropriation (from the African-American community) and originality. Dumbfoundead has been known for his battle rap skills for a long time. In the film we get to re-experience his epic comeback battle (after a break) against Conceited (from Wild 'n Out)...

Hip-hop artist and battle rapper, Jonathan "Dumbfoundead" Park tweeted on Twitter on August 1, that he's in a new movie titled "Bodied." The film is directed by Joseph Kahn and co-produced by Eminem and Adi Shankar. It premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 7th. According to the festival's website, "Bodied" is a satirical battle rapper film ,  starring Anthony Michael Hall, Debra Wilson, and Calum Worthy with Dumbfoundead and fellow battle rapper Dizaster and others. It's based on a script by Toronto rapper Alex Larsen (Kid Twist) about a graduate student and his thesis on battle rap. Check out the intense trailer for the film below... Hey guys I'm excited to announce I'm in this movie @BodiedMovie directed by @JosephKahn and co-produced by @Eminem ! Premiering at @TIFF_NET https://t.co/21Ymb6FjhK — DUMMY (@dumbfoundead) August 1, 2017 Our #TIFF17 Midnight Madness Opening Night Film is @Jo...

July has been a busy month for hip-hop summer music releases (out of Seoul, South Korea), and there are even more hit songs on the way. Mark your calendars, for Dayday and his EP, "All Day Every Day" with Gray and Jay Park featured on Track 3. It's out on July 22nd at 6PM, (KST). A post shared by AOMG (@aomgofficial) on Jul 20, 2017 at 2:00am PDT   TRACK LIST 1. 엎어 (Feat. 김효은, DJ Wegun) 2. Better Days (Feat. G2, ELO, DJ Wegun) 3. 나를 불러 (Feat. GRAY, 박재범) 4. No Tomorrow (Feat. 릴보이 of 긱스) 5. 돼지 저금통 remix (Feat. Hash Swan, Shupie, Silly Boot, Y1ee) 6. 올라야해 (All Day Every Day) -   #Dayday #데이데이 #AllDayEveryDay #AOMG   On July 24th, at 6PM (KST), music producing team GroovyRoom (Hwimin Lee & Gyujeong Park) will be dropping an EP called "EVERYWHERE". A track from the album, called " XINDOSHI" drops two days before on the 22nd at 6PM, on the official H1GHR MUSIC YouTube channel. Here's the music video teaser for it....

Get ready to blush. Dumbfoundead has dropped an x-rated video with Too $hort for their song “Cochino” from the "WE MIGHT DIE" album. It has scantily dressed women, and Dumbfoundead, Too $hort, and producer Getter as piñatas at what looks like a freaky house party. Check out the video here...                                                                              

                      Asian artists and Black artists are collaborating more often on music projects now, more than ever before. You may not hear the music played yet on mainstream radio, but as our global culture shifts to more inclusiveness, you'll find these collaborations trending on social media, especially YouTube and SoundCloud. For example, Too $hort and Dumbfoundead on "Cochino," and Jay Park and Raz Simone on "Afraid of Me." Back in November (2016), World Star Hip Hop uploaded "Dirty Jersey" from Asian-American rapper Shotta Spence (Spence Lee) featuring 732 Cash (Ear Drummers). The music video has more than a million views on YouTube. Check it out below.  The 21-year-old is from New Jersey and is associated with Rae Sremmurd and Mike WiLL Made-It. The young artist with the deep soulful voice, dropped his debut album "Upfall" in 2016. Lyrically in rap and s...