#slimez

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Slimez X3 it’s candy scented and crunchez!!

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🦠CYPHER SLIMEZ🔸

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Slimez Shoes Commercial

Today, we have another piece of lost media! This week we are showing off a commercial for a popular 90s fashion brand called Slimez. Slimez was a fashion brand that sold light up glow-in-the-dark shoes that used green slime whenever the user was walking around with the shoes on. The shoes proved to be highly popular for children, however, the popularity would come at a cost.

This video is part of an ongoing series that will cover the entire Slimez saga. Stay tuned for the next part in which we take a look at commercials featuring teenage heartthrob Jackson Joe Johnson.

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Was your old acct called sick slimez? Bc they had some of your work on their acct

That was my old username before I changed it to this one

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2 of the most 🔥 riddim tunes out there and Yookie drops them b2b #maxdout #maxdoutpresents #san #antonio #tx #texas #usa #yookie #phaseone #slimez #skrillex #trampa #excision #mastadon #dubstep #riddim #music #edm #bass #light #sound (at Paper Tiger) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuFVjl2HgsS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ogxiem3e7684

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SLIMEZ INVADES TEXAS - AFTER MOVIE

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Artist Spotlight Slimez: Who Is The Man Behind The Goo?

Artist Spotlight Slimez: Who Is The Man Behind The Goo?

Dubstep – A genre that has been a molding point for much of the electronic music world. From its origins to what some decree the evolution into brostep, then to riddim, dubstep has essentially been undefinable as a static genre. Nonetheless, dubstep is where our story begins with Cameron Kush, aka Slimez. The Chigaco born, LA native’s, real ah-ha moment came when leaving school for lunch one day.

“I remember very vividly, my friends and I had left to go get lunch and we were driving in one of my friend’s convertibles and he put on Caspa & Rusko. I remember sitting there and immediately being like, ‘What is this?'”

From his time in early schooling, Cameron had always been around music and theater going to several different academies for theater and music and even starting off his college career at NYU as a musical theater major. But it wasn’t until his sophomore year at NYU that he actually – by lucky circumstance – gained access to CDJ’s.

“I was actually enrolled as a musical theater major through sophomore year, but up after that point they really started to harp on dance and I lost my steam really quickly, so I ended up switching majors. By complete coincidence, it just so happened the roommate I ended up living with after switching majors had a full CDJ/DJM set up, that he never even touched. So I taught myself how to DJ and used them to throw parties.”

In fact, while he was in New York, Slimez wasn’t even “Slimez” yet. His name at the time was “Mischief” a name that took root from the younger days of his emo-pop/rock background.

“Yea looking back on that I was for sure an emo kid. If you search the internet hard enough you can find my first really shitty EP.” For those of you that really want to do some digging, he even provided the name of the EP, ‘The Thornes Inside’

New York gave Cameron a lot of opportunities specifically at Slake, the sister venue of Webster Hall, where he eventually worked his way up after several years of running strategy and business items for the venue. All until eventually Cameron was unexpectedly let go. All in all, it prompted a big life decision for him. After several years working in New York at Webster and 3 years out from producing regularly, Cameron expressed his feelings,

“There was just nothing holding me in New York anymore. I was inspired to be on the grind to make money and work hard in New York, and at that point, my job was my life.”

After much deliberation, Cameron moved back home to LA, but not with DJing on his mind. After graduating top 10% of his class at NYU, Cameron would eventually use his smarts to attempt the LSAT.

“Once I moved back all the real life shit set in and I wasn’t 21/22 anymore. I started really thinking about my life in front of me and I sat down and law was one of the first things that came to my mind becuase I thought I possessed the skill set of a good lawyer, so I ended up taking the LSAT.”

Not only did he take one of the hardest entry exams in most careers to even be admitted to law school but he passed with flying colors – twice. Enough to get into several top 30 schools if he wanted, but Cam’s mind was set on one school, UCLA.

“I only really ever thought about one option for law school and that was UCLA, and my LSAT score just didn’t cut it. I was like 4 or 5 points off.”

This eventually drove Cam to pick producing back up, under a name we all know him as, “Slimez” – but this time as a career. In fact, when asked about the origins of the name, “Slimez” he said it came from a pure business decision.

“This was technically my third re-brand and I wanted a name that could lend itself to a brand or aesthetic that could down the line work itself into a production or a huge arena tour. I just think the name allowed me to have a lot of room to grow into it.”

Slimez preforming at Exchange LA

Fast forward to today and Slimez is coming off a massive opening slot from RARE SoCal 2018 and starting off the opening leg of his “Unleased” tour. When asked about his expectations of touring and what else he has planned for 2018 Slimez simply said,

“Well honestly I expected to be tired all the time, and live in airports – which so far has been nothing but true, but really besides that, I didn’t really know what to expect besides seeing new places, and playing a bunch of heavy dubstep.”

However, to Slimez those new places have been nothing short of amazing.

“I mean, I saw almost all of Boise while I was there. The people were all so nice, and I got a super good reception from people – everyone came out. I had no idea, but Boise really loves to headbang. It’s definitely eye-opening, coming from these big cities [NYC & LA] and seeing just how close some of the people are. I mean in those cities like Boise, it’s the same people at every show. I mean I knew people at shows in New York, but these people were on a family type level and it was amazing to see that.”

On a final note, I wanted to leave by asking what else to expect from Slimez in 2018, and while he couldn’t give exact details on everything, he did leave by saying,

“I have a tune that’s been locked in on the Disciples Roundtable compilation for a while, a collaboration with Mikey Ceaser, I don’t want to give away too much, but I have some huge collabs in the works and a lot of projects that are close to being done. So expect a ton of new music this year. Also tons of new merch as well. I’m stoked for the rest of 2018.”

Currently sitting on a new release via Shadow Phenoix with Blaize called ‘Overkill‘, Slimez is set to bring in March 2018 sitting in the New & Hot Dubstep SoundCloud charts, and with only more releases ahead, Slimez is looking to become the next underwritten heavy hitter of 2018.

For more on Slimez check out his socials:

Facebook│Twitter│SoundCloud│Instagram

  https://tunecollective.com/2018/02/28/slimez-interview/

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Slime Rancher :-]

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Slimez: The Shoes Too Radioactive For Kids

In the early 90s, a new shoe sensation swept through the playgrounds and malls of America. "Slimez", produced by the company KoolKikz, were a hit among kids and teenagers, who loved the bright neon green color and the slime that seeped out of the shoes when they walked. The shoes were heavily advertised by a teenage heartthrob, Jackson Joe Johnson, who was the face of the brand and pushed the shoes as the must-have accessory of the year.

Following the success of the first commercial, and first quarter sales, the company decided that a spokesman was needed to drive sales for the holiday season. They decided upon using teenage heartthrob Jackson Joe Johnson, also known as Triple J or JJJ. Jackson was picked in part due to his popularity on the hit TV show “Glurm!” and for the hit song of the summer “Denim Lover”. The ad campaign featuring Jackson was an immediate success and focused on Jackson telling kids they were not cool if they didn’t buy the shoes.

However, behind the fun and flashy exterior of the Slimez, a dark secret lurked. The slime that seeped out of the shoes was radioactive waste, a fact that KoolKikz tried to cover up and deny. As a result, children and teens who wore the shoes were at risk of radiation poisoning, and many of them suffered serious health problems as a result of their exposure. Jackson himself did an ad where he told child lawsuits weren’t cool. The ad was deemed as questionable but sales continued to skyrocket.

When the FDA and Department of Defense got involved in investigating the shoes the company was unable to hide the truth anymore. Worst of all, it was reported that teenage heartthrob, Jackson Joe Johnson, had died due to radiation poisoning caused by the shoes. He had reportedly been experiencing symptoms associated with radiation poisoning for some time before his passing, and despite receiving medical attention, was unable to recover.

Faced with mounting evidence of the danger posed by the shoes and growing public pressure, KoolKikz was eventually forced to recall the Slimez and offer refunds to customers. The company issued a public apology for the harm caused by their product, but the damage had already been done. The Slimez, and the company behind them, became a cautionary tale of the dangers of putting profit over safety, and the tragic consequences that can result from such negligence.

The incident was a wakeup call for many people, a reminder that even the most fun and trendy products can have serious consequences if they are not properly tested and regulated.

It is a reminder to be always mindful of the safety of the products we consume and to always do the necessary research.