It's The End Of The World As We Know It....

Hahahaha. I can't wait for all the sheep-le out there try to backtrack and redirect their thoughts on the Mayan Apocalypse that is supposed to occur tonight t. This is exactly what happen with Y2K, the coming of Bieber, and all the other fake ass end of the world scenarios. What is truly sad is that even though the Mayans were innovators on so many levels and lived way above the intellectual level of humans on the Earth when they were here, they will unfortunately be remembered for getting the end of the world date wrong. Which they probably didn't, they weren't predicting the end of the world and more just ending a cycle of time. It is probably all lost in the translation. Whatever... if there was ever a reason to party like there was no To-maya (see what I did there), Dec 21st (falling on a FRIDAY!) has to be the day. Go get em....

Check out the pics after the jump... if you guys are still ALIVE!!!!

Country Goes Geek: Check Out The Zac Brown Band's Newest Video That Is Directed By Mike Judge!!!

I am not really a huge fan of country music, but working at The Irish Haven (my buddy Matt's bar in Sunset Park, Brooklyn) over the past year has exposed me to a few artists I kind of like. Toby Keith, Allan Jackson, and others are now on my radar thanks to the awesome jukebox we have there... but my favorite song on the whole jukebox has to be 'Chicken Fried' by The Zac Brown Band. It is a great song from a talented band, and since I was exposed to them I have gotten into their music. But now the gang has taken an even bigger step towards ingratiating themselves with nerds like me. Their newest video for 'The Wind' is an animated masterpiece that features something called "Robo Redneck" and is directed by Mike Judge, the creator of Beavis & Butthead!!! Throwing axes, backwoods distilleries, trucks with oversized tires... yup, all the redneck staples are here!!! This is epic. The animation style is cool, and I really like the song as well. Check out the clip after the jump and try to expand your musical horizons....