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Rashaad Wright Comedy Set at The Hide Out

Comedy Set at The Improv in Kansas City

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Set by Rashaad Wright at The Riverside Hotel in Grand Rapids Michigan.

I went back home to Detroit this past weekend to spend time with family/friends old and new.  Then I closed out my weekend with a set at Riverside Hotel in Grand Rapids.  I had so much fun, I hope you like it too.  IF YOU LIKE IT, PLEASE SHARE AND INCLUDE @justforlaughs @ComedyCentral @rashaad_wright AND YOUR FAVORITE COMEDIAN!!  #Respect

Standup at the Riverside hotel - RashaadWright.com

Single from L7 EP
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“One In A Million” isn’t just a song, but a creed to live by, and Rockwila’s out to spread the message far and wide.  Over high-powered acidic squiggles that worm their way over bombastic beats and crashing cymbals, he raps about a middle-class upbringing with a father in the home and the pointlessness of trying to be something that he isn’t.  As he shouts the chorus with middle fingers extended to the world, electronic horns blare behind him in triumph, slightly medieval in mood, but conveying victory with every note.

- Jason Randall Smith

One In A Million

Single from L7 EP
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“Geek Squad” is a rallying cry for nerds everywhere, an invitational piece that welcomes the unpopular to the party with open arms.  Its hard rock edge contains dark guitar riffs and dramatic piano drones that combine with stoic gangster beats for a head-banging effect.  Rockwila remains defiant throughout his verses, calling out the hipster’s attempt to make trendy what he has been ridiculed for most of his life.  He runs through his second verse at breakneck speed, attacking the beat like a general leading the charge in a civil war against the status quo.
 
- Jason Randall Smith

Geek Squad

Single from L7 EP
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A song like “Rockstar” was made for S. Jones’s brand of beat making, which plays heavily with live elements over programmed beats.  The sampled drums on this cut could fill an arena with its bass kick that punches you square in the chest and snares that crack like fireworks.  Guitar-led melodies ride the big beat with caution in their chords, which are acknowledged by Rockwila’s first-person perspective of an artist’s rise and fall before fans and the media.  Dreams of making it big soon turn into nightmares, a scenario mirrored by the song’s most insightful line:  “To experience the highs, gotta go through the lows.”
 
- Jason Randall Smith

Rockstar

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You Dont Believe In Me

Rashaad Wright is a stand-up comedian, writer, actor, Hip-Hop artist, and probably the coolest geek you will ever meet from Kansas City, Missouri.  After performing Hip-Hop for over 10 years, Rashaad decided to try stand-up to experience the differences between performing Hip-Hop and comedy.

In just a few months, Rashaad began to build a following by frequently doing open mics and performing at The Improv.  He eventually earned the opportunity to open for Hannibal Buress, host his own weekly open mic at The Tank Room in Kansas City's art district and performing at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles.

Fearless, and impervious to embarrassment, Rashaad draws his comedy from personal experiences and observations.  Writing with the intent to allow his audience to connect with him, he uses his stories to find the humor in even the most personal of subject matter.

 

"Rashaad Wright works the crowd into just the right mood every time. Consistently brilliant, you should go see any show he hosts.

Comedy Central should put him behind a desk and watch the magic. Dude is that good."

- Danny Boi (96.5 The Buzz Radio Personality, Kansas City)

 

"It's an unusual combination of confidence and humility that's helped him [Rashaad Wright] quickly establish himself as a formidable talent on the local comedic scene."

- Ink Magazine (vol. 7, Issue 52)