Dumbfoundead & DJ Zo
Jonathan Park (born February 18, 1986), better known by his stage name Dumb… Read Full Bio ↴Jonathan Park (born February 18, 1986), better known by his stage name Dumbfoundead, is a Korean American battle rapper originating from the Los Angeles Underground's Project Blowed. He is well known for his affiliation with the West Coast division of Grindtime and his participation in Jumpoff's 2007 World Rap Championships; both of which have given rise to his status as a strong web presence. He recently finished a stint as the opening act for Epik High's Map the Soul tour. Dumbfoundead is a member of the hip hop trio Thirsty Fish and the Los Angeles battle crew the Swim Team.
Career
[edit] Music career: Project Blowed
As a member of the Project Blowed collective, Dumbfoundead is also a part of the group Thirsty Fish along with "Blowdians" Open-Mike Eagle and Psychosiz, and a larger group, Swim Team, with members Sahtyre, VerBS, Alpha MC, Open-Mike Eagle, Lyraflip, Psychosiz, Rogue Venom, DJ Zo, Kuest One, Dos Tres, and Uhuru. In 2007 Thirsty Fish released the album Testing the Waters, and in 2008 Swim Team released Ocean's Eleven.
[edit] Music career: Solo
Under an independent label, DFD has released two albums: Super Barrio Brothers [2005] and Fun with Dumb [2009].
Dumbfoundead frequently collaborates with other artists; including Epik High, a popular Korean rap/pop group[4]. He is featured on two full length tracks on the Epik High album e, "Maze" [2009] and "Rocksteady" [2009], and was featured as the opening act for the USA Map the Soul Tour in 2009. Since its inception Dumbfoundead has been a regular performer at the annual Asian Hip Hop Summit. Dumbfoundead has performed with many other notable artists such as Atmosphere, E-40, Drunken Tiger, Jay Park, The Living Legends, Aceyalone, GZA, Jeru the Damaja, Pigeon John, WC, Abstract Rude, Del, Myka 9, KRS One, Busdriver, and many others.
He has also had cameos in several works including DJ Honda's "Let it Out" featuring Rakaa Iriscience, Money Harm aka Marvin Moore in 2009, Abstract Rude's - "Thynk Eye Can" (featuring Aceyalone & Myka 9) in 2010, "Al Bundy" by Intuition in 2010, and the Fresh Coast Documentary in 2008.
Non-music related features
In early 2009, Dumbfoundead hosted 'Kollaboration Hip Hop' and was also an interviewer during the R16 B-boy Festival in Seoul, South Korea. He has been featured on CNN, NBC Los Angeles, Fox 11 and Gizmodo for spearheading the LA Underground scene and creating such pieces as Jam Session 2.0 (released on January 20, 2010), which networked 8 artists in different locations to create one song. His ongoing youtube series, entitled "The Homies", features fellow artists and peers and allows them to showcase their abilities. Features include P.E.A.C.E. of Freestyle Fellowship, DJ Zo, Open Mike Eagle, and PK of Kollaboration.
Grindtime/KingOfTheDot/StompingGroundz
Dumbfoundead's first popularized Grindtime battle was with fellow Asian emcee Tantrum[5] and received high praise—achieving some of the highest numbers of views for Grindtime battles of its era. Many have attributed his victory to his relaxed swagger and sharp humor that has become synonymous with his style as a battler.
"... he had the weirder eerie f***ing kind of wit... that weird dirty extra evil kind of f***ing punchline..." - Jamie DeWolf, one of the judges of the Tantrum vs. Dumbfoundead battle.
With the Tantrum battle being his debut of Grindtime, Dumbfoundead went on to battle Illusion-Z, F.L.O., The Saurus, and Pumpkinhead in the Grindtime circuit, losing only to two time World Rap Championship and Scribble Jam champion The Saurus.
Dumbfoundead also went to Toronto, Canada to battle in King of the Dot, often seen as the Canadian equivalent of Grindtime. He lost in a heated battle against Canadian rapper Kid Twist. It is still a highly debated battle, although he admits Kid Twist won.
Dumbfounded is known as a comedic emcee for his jokes, disses, and rebuttals in battle. His videos have become quite popular on media sharing sites such as youtube and diepnut.com. He is also Korean.
Film
Dumbfoundead announced in one of his video blogs that he would have a small role in a film titled The Detention.
Career
[edit] Music career: Project Blowed
As a member of the Project Blowed collective, Dumbfoundead is also a part of the group Thirsty Fish along with "Blowdians" Open-Mike Eagle and Psychosiz, and a larger group, Swim Team, with members Sahtyre, VerBS, Alpha MC, Open-Mike Eagle, Lyraflip, Psychosiz, Rogue Venom, DJ Zo, Kuest One, Dos Tres, and Uhuru. In 2007 Thirsty Fish released the album Testing the Waters, and in 2008 Swim Team released Ocean's Eleven.
[edit] Music career: Solo
Under an independent label, DFD has released two albums: Super Barrio Brothers [2005] and Fun with Dumb [2009].
Dumbfoundead frequently collaborates with other artists; including Epik High, a popular Korean rap/pop group[4]. He is featured on two full length tracks on the Epik High album e, "Maze" [2009] and "Rocksteady" [2009], and was featured as the opening act for the USA Map the Soul Tour in 2009. Since its inception Dumbfoundead has been a regular performer at the annual Asian Hip Hop Summit. Dumbfoundead has performed with many other notable artists such as Atmosphere, E-40, Drunken Tiger, Jay Park, The Living Legends, Aceyalone, GZA, Jeru the Damaja, Pigeon John, WC, Abstract Rude, Del, Myka 9, KRS One, Busdriver, and many others.
He has also had cameos in several works including DJ Honda's "Let it Out" featuring Rakaa Iriscience, Money Harm aka Marvin Moore in 2009, Abstract Rude's - "Thynk Eye Can" (featuring Aceyalone & Myka 9) in 2010, "Al Bundy" by Intuition in 2010, and the Fresh Coast Documentary in 2008.
Non-music related features
In early 2009, Dumbfoundead hosted 'Kollaboration Hip Hop' and was also an interviewer during the R16 B-boy Festival in Seoul, South Korea. He has been featured on CNN, NBC Los Angeles, Fox 11 and Gizmodo for spearheading the LA Underground scene and creating such pieces as Jam Session 2.0 (released on January 20, 2010), which networked 8 artists in different locations to create one song. His ongoing youtube series, entitled "The Homies", features fellow artists and peers and allows them to showcase their abilities. Features include P.E.A.C.E. of Freestyle Fellowship, DJ Zo, Open Mike Eagle, and PK of Kollaboration.
Grindtime/KingOfTheDot/StompingGroundz
Dumbfoundead's first popularized Grindtime battle was with fellow Asian emcee Tantrum[5] and received high praise—achieving some of the highest numbers of views for Grindtime battles of its era. Many have attributed his victory to his relaxed swagger and sharp humor that has become synonymous with his style as a battler.
"... he had the weirder eerie f***ing kind of wit... that weird dirty extra evil kind of f***ing punchline..." - Jamie DeWolf, one of the judges of the Tantrum vs. Dumbfoundead battle.
With the Tantrum battle being his debut of Grindtime, Dumbfoundead went on to battle Illusion-Z, F.L.O., The Saurus, and Pumpkinhead in the Grindtime circuit, losing only to two time World Rap Championship and Scribble Jam champion The Saurus.
Dumbfoundead also went to Toronto, Canada to battle in King of the Dot, often seen as the Canadian equivalent of Grindtime. He lost in a heated battle against Canadian rapper Kid Twist. It is still a highly debated battle, although he admits Kid Twist won.
Dumbfounded is known as a comedic emcee for his jokes, disses, and rebuttals in battle. His videos have become quite popular on media sharing sites such as youtube and diepnut.com. He is also Korean.
Film
Dumbfoundead announced in one of his video blogs that he would have a small role in a film titled The Detention.
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Dumbfoundead & DJ Zo Lyrics
Love Psycle at first you find it so intriguing, your heart is beating…
No Strings Attached I was at an artshow, just for the free booze Filled…
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1st, 2nd, & 3rd There’s a first time for everyone The first time you rode…
ARE WE THERE YET Momma had a dream, but she gave it up to…
Blue Ball Blues Yeah, yeah, I was fourteen, church clothes Yo I was fourtee…
Bullets of Truth The time is tickin, the seconds are non existent, melodic…
Cellphone Woke up so dizzy Drunk and hungover Can′t find my house keys…
CHILL FOO Grew up like a child star I ain't know what the…
Clear Hey, let's get one thing clear I want a new life,…
Cool and Calm Waking up to instrumentals playing, Smoke up in the ceiling…
Damnit Duke! ft. Wax Sahtyre %26 Matik Goddamnit Duke This shit mad crazy bro Go and grab the camer…
Damnit Duke! ft. Wax Sahtyre & Matik Goddamnit Duke this shit mad crazy bro Go and grab the…
Different Galaxies She was from the other side of the train tracks A…
Freedumb ft. Pigeon John Damn I′m feeling good Just drank a carrot juice On my health…
Ganghis Khan Genghis Khan, roll with a angry mob that′s firin shots That…
Get Me Some Shake it (shake it), break it (break it) Make it touch…
Harambe They tryna take me out like Harambe I take a tranquilizer…
Hollyhoodrats First of all, I go to Dr. Dorfman. He totally…
Huell Howser This is magical! Oh wow! Look at this! Yeah Rest in peace H…
It's On Squad shit 잊지 마, woo Underwater Squad, skrrt 여전히 몸엔 camo, sk…
JAM SESSION 2.0 A kid at the pawn shop just bought his first…
Korean Jesus Back from being black balled Here to slap all them stupid…
Murals Playing catch with a molotov cocktail 90s baby can you not…
New Chick [Verse 1] Girl I need to drop you Because on the real,…
Safe (You took me as safe, That was your first mistake, who…
She Don't Care [Verse 1: Dumbfoundead] The day I met her I looked bummy…
Shotgun Getaway car, no road maps Memory gone, no throwbacks What if…
Son of a Gun When the guns come running out, they don′t care if…
Walking In The Rain Thank God for the rain which has helped wash away…
WASHED I put, them on, the wave But today I'm feelin' washed And…
Water 저기요 물 좀 주세요 잠깐 So no baby I aint havin' no…
weird Let′s go out, let's do something Let′s get high, go in…
Word When I was 15 they said "Get on that real…