Paul Park: I say....

Cartoons; it's pretty much everyone's idea of childhood. I know many will disagree to what I am about to say, but I think there's nothing better than 90's cartoons. These new cartoons that's coming out *cough* adventure time *cough* sucks and help me understand why these kids are the way they are these days. What happened to good old cartoons with awesome messages and still entertain kids? Why does it have to be so weird and crazy like I'm suppose to be on Molly to watch these. So for this blog, I like to introduce my top favorite cartoons of all time: 1) Dexter's Laboratory: If you are a 90's kid or even new kids on Netflix, you should know this show. It's about a boy genius who has laboratory in his bedroom but his sister Dee Dee always ruin things for him. It makes me feel smart watching this show with all the terminologies that Dexter use, when I didn't have a clue what he was talking about when I was growing up. Even after college degree,

I listen to everything from Rap, Rock, Jazz, Classicial, Blues, Punk, Pop, R&B, Dub Step, EDM and even Folk (No country or Heavy Metal, sorry). But, at the end of the day, my favorite have to be Hip Hop/ Rap. Why? because even though, so many so called music aficionados believe rap isn't really music, rap convey message using slang and code and it really fascinate me of how much creative a person can get. But do not get me wrong; this doesn't mean I like all rappers. If anything, I am more harsh on rappers than a R&B singers. For me, rap got to me creative and unique. Rap got to convey a message that everyone goes through and let the fans relate to the lyrics. Rap shouldn't always be about Money, Cars, Blings and Hoes; I love intelligent rap that actually have a message and meaning. So here is my top 5 rappers. 1) Jay - Z: If you know me, this shouldn't come off as a shock; this guy is my idol. Yes, he does talk about money, cars, blings and hoes; but who does

Hello guys Today, my blog is about my top 5 favorite movies. These movies are movies I most frequently watch and enjoy every time I watch it. Of course, it's not easy to narrow down the list to 5 among all the movies I seen all these years and I'm sure some of you or most of you wouldn't agree with my choices, but I hope my top 5 choices would still be in your top 100 movie choices (unless you are into one specific genre). So lets start the list. 1) Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995): Everyone loves Die Hard movie series but some reason I really love the Die Hard 3. The movie takes is based in New York about terrorist treating the city of New York. This movie start with a bang to get you going from the beginning. Bruce Willis is a main character and Samuel L. Jackson is co-star, so you know it's good. (Action) 2) The Siege (1998): Movie starting many starts but mostly Denzel Washington, Bruce Willis, Annette Bening and Tony Shalhoud. Denzel and Tony is starting as FB