Here's a finished project I've been working on with some of my friends in the studio. I've always wanted to create something that'll interest 1980's music fanatics from the newer generation, as well as the older. So, while watching a recent episode of "Catfish: The TV Show" on MTV, I thought, "Hey, I should make a mastermix of a song with this episode!", and long behold, it was created!!
This Catfish episode was on Leuh & Justin's relationship from Season 5, and the 1980's song I chose to work on was an obscure Electro-Rap instrumental from '84 by Byron Davis & The Fresh Crew titled, "I'm Just A Player".
The whole process of making this took about two days, and it was crazy!! Just finding all of the clips, extracting them, and piecing them together was the most hardest part. However, I must say, this was an amazing experience to work on, and it really came out pretty well in the long run!! I don't think anybody has never even created a TV show like "Catfish", into a mastermixed song!!
Further more, if you loved this recent episode of "Catfish: The TV Show" on MTV, then you're really gonna like this fun, little mastermix!! Also, by all means, please spread the love, and share it with all of your friends, while you enjoy this incredible one of a kind creation of a musical-styled TV episode!!
Please, all credit goes to MTV, the producers and creators of Catfish: The TV Show, as well as Leuh & Justin, who just happen to be the stars of this whole project. No copyrighted infringement was involved, and it's completely my own projects.
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