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'''''The Cacaman: Shittin' on the Industry''''' is a music album by the rapper Álvaro Vega (Now known as Communion) consisting of parodies of popular songs like Crank Dat or Sexy Back with | '''''The Cacaman: Shittin' on the Industry''''' is a music album by the rapper Álvaro Vega (Now known as Communion) consisting of parodies of popular songs like Crank Dat or Sexy Back with scatological lyrics; the record label of the album is Big $hit Records. | ||
The album was released in 2007,<ref>[http://www.sportstwo.com/threads/cacaman.100470/ A forum thread discussing about the album.] Retrieved 05 Dec '20</ref> '''with music videos released on MySpace and YouTube''', three music videos were made, "NastyCrap" (parody of "SexyBack" by Justin Timberlake), "Crap Dat" (parody of "Crank Dat" by Soulja Boy) and "Ain't Got Much of a Smile" (an original song about his depression), which were taken down as of April 25th, 2008,<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20180821074056/http://cyberpunkramblings.me/quirky/cacaman/cacaman.html An archived blog post about Álvaro Vega.] Retrieved 05 Dec '20</ref>and because of this, The Cacaman's songs and videos became harder to find with the years. | |||
==Background== | |||
The Cacaman, birth name Álvaro Vega and now going by the rap name Communion, is a Latino rapper based out of Florida. In the mid to late 2000s he tried his hand at comedy music, mostly themed about scatological subject matter, though the song "Ain't Got Much of a Smile" was a more serious take on his personal life and depression at the time. | |||
His career as a comedy musician was short-lived, however: in 2008 he made a blog post on his MySpace page explaining how he found Jesus through a copy of ''The Imitation of Christ'' and gave up on his former parody career, deleting all of his back catalogue and branding all secular forms of pop music as "satanic". | |||
==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
The album has a page on Amazon.com, but it's not available to listen to,<ref>[https://www.amazon.com/Shittin-Industry-Explicit-Cacaman/dp/B0016QC5A0 Amazon page for ''The Cacaman: Shittin' on the Industry''.] Retrieved 05 Dec '20</ref> the album can't be found in most websites. | The album has a page on Amazon.com, but it's not available to listen to,<ref>[https://www.amazon.com/Shittin-Industry-Explicit-Cacaman/dp/B0016QC5A0 Amazon page for ''The Cacaman: Shittin' on the Industry''.] Retrieved 05 Dec '20</ref> the album can't be found in most websites. | ||
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A gif of the music video "NastyCrap" was found on makeagif.com.<ref>[https://makeagif.com/gif/the-cacaman-nasty-crap-qCAxzX A gif taken from the "NastyCrap" music video.] Retrieved 05 Dec '20</ref> which proves that the music video was reuploaded to YouTube but later taken down. | A gif of the music video "NastyCrap" was found on makeagif.com.<ref>[https://makeagif.com/gif/the-cacaman-nasty-crap-qCAxzX A gif taken from the "NastyCrap" music video.] Retrieved 05 Dec '20</ref> which proves that the music video was reuploaded to YouTube but later taken down. | ||
On December 5th, 2020, User | On December 5th, 2020, User HardSnake found the album on a torrent website, but the file was broken. On December 23rd, 2020, the music video of "NastyCrap" was entirely found on a website. | ||
On December 30th, 2020, the YouTuber Xolo uploaded a 50-second snippet of the song "A lotta Caca" and the NastyCrap music video to YouTube, said user also reuploaded the "Ain't | On December 30th, 2020, the YouTuber Xolo uploaded a 50-second snippet of the song "A lotta Caca" and the "NastyCrap" music video to YouTube, said user also reuploaded the "Ain't Got Much of a Smile" music video on January 26th, 2021, another user uploaded the music video of the song "Crap Dat" to YouTube on March 6th, 2021. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
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|description1 ="NastyCrap" | |||
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==External Link== | ==External Link== | ||
[https://www.torrentdownloads.me/torrent/1828564/The+Cacaman+Shittin%27+On+The+Industry+%5Bavran%5D A torrent link where ''The Cacaman: Shittin' on the Industry'' was uploaded to.] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 05:12, 23 May 2023
Album cover.
Status: Partially Found (Album) Found (Music Videos)
Date found: Unknown
Found by: Unknown
The Cacaman: Shittin' on the Industry is a music album by the rapper Álvaro Vega (Now known as Communion) consisting of parodies of popular songs like Crank Dat or Sexy Back with scatological lyrics; the record label of the album is Big $hit Records.
The album was released in 2007,[1] with music videos released on MySpace and YouTube, three music videos were made, "NastyCrap" (parody of "SexyBack" by Justin Timberlake), "Crap Dat" (parody of "Crank Dat" by Soulja Boy) and "Ain't Got Much of a Smile" (an original song about his depression), which were taken down as of April 25th, 2008,[2]and because of this, The Cacaman's songs and videos became harder to find with the years.
Background
The Cacaman, birth name Álvaro Vega and now going by the rap name Communion, is a Latino rapper based out of Florida. In the mid to late 2000s he tried his hand at comedy music, mostly themed about scatological subject matter, though the song "Ain't Got Much of a Smile" was a more serious take on his personal life and depression at the time.
His career as a comedy musician was short-lived, however: in 2008 he made a blog post on his MySpace page explaining how he found Jesus through a copy of The Imitation of Christ and gave up on his former parody career, deleting all of his back catalogue and branding all secular forms of pop music as "satanic".
Availability
The album has a page on Amazon.com, but it's not available to listen to,[3] the album can't be found in most websites.
The lyrics of the song "NastyCrap" were found.[4]
A gif of the music video "NastyCrap" was found on makeagif.com.[5] which proves that the music video was reuploaded to YouTube but later taken down.
On December 5th, 2020, User HardSnake found the album on a torrent website, but the file was broken. On December 23rd, 2020, the music video of "NastyCrap" was entirely found on a website.
On December 30th, 2020, the YouTuber Xolo uploaded a 50-second snippet of the song "A lotta Caca" and the "NastyCrap" music video to YouTube, said user also reuploaded the "Ain't Got Much of a Smile" music video on January 26th, 2021, another user uploaded the music video of the song "Crap Dat" to YouTube on March 6th, 2021.
Gallery
External Link
A torrent link where The Cacaman: Shittin' on the Industry was uploaded to.
References
- ↑ A forum thread discussing about the album. Retrieved 05 Dec '20
- ↑ An archived blog post about Álvaro Vega. Retrieved 05 Dec '20
- ↑ Amazon page for The Cacaman: Shittin' on the Industry. Retrieved 05 Dec '20
- ↑ The lyrics to the track "NastyCrap." Retrieved 05 Dec '20
- ↑ A gif taken from the "NastyCrap" music video. Retrieved 05 Dec '20