GET READY TO TAP THAT APP WITH
NAPPY BOY ENTERTAINMENT’S NEW ANDROID APP – BOOTY SYMPHONY
Available Free Exclusively on GetJar,
App Allows Users to Create, Share and Remix Music Videos by Orchestrating Booties
Nappy Boy To Deliver The Last 1,000 Cans of “Booty Sweat” Energy Drink on Earth to
Whoever’s Booty Symphony Video Gets The Most Views
New York, NY (January 13, 2011) – Tapping that app has never felt this good. Introducing Booty Symphony, the new app powered by T-Pain’s label Nappy Boy Entertainment. The app lets users conduct 30-second music videos from “Booty Soundboards” based on songs from the Nappy Boy catalogue including Tay Dizm’s “Point Em Out” and Young Cash’s “I’m a Freak” and “I Support Single Mothers.” Every time you tap a booty, a new sound and rump-shaking visual is added to the mix. And just in case you want additional “assets”, Booty Symphony lets users upload their own juicy videos to the soundboard.
Since it takes a lot of energy to shake all these booties, Nappy Boy will reward the most popular Booty Symphony video with the ultimate prize – 1,000 cans of “Booty Sweat” energy drink. Making the pot even sweeter is the fact that these 1,000 cans are some of the last “Booty Sweat” energy drinks slated for production, ever! Turn Earth’s loss into your gain by following the contest details located at http://bootysymphony.com.
“Smartphones have given people an incredible amount of computing power, but until now, this power has been wasted,” says creator and choreographer of Booty Symphony, Sakinah LeStage. “America is thirsty for an app that finally does something useful. If Booty Symphony doesn’t satiate that thirst, 1,000 cans of Booty Sweat sure will.” An Atlanta native, LeStage has collaborated with T-Pain and Nappy Boy Entertainment since 2005 as a choreographer and creative director. Through their shared appreciation of music and dance, Booty Symphony was born.
Only the world’s largest open app store could “back that app up”, which is why the free version is available exclusively at GetJar. For the free Android version, give GetJar a spank at http://getjar.com/Booty-Symphony. The premium version is available on the Android Market for $2.99. To get more information on the app, hit up www.bootysymphony.com.
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About Nappy Boy Digital / Entertainment / Publishing
Nappy Boy Digital is the first digital-only label launched by mega-platinum-selling, multi-Grammy winning artist and producer T-Pain. The label’s artist roster includes Tay Dizm and Young Cash. T-Pain also founded Nappy Boy Entertainment, a joint venture deal with Atlantic Records. Nappy Boy Entertainment recently released the debut solo album from Travie McCoy, whose single “Billionaire” hit No. 1 and has sold over 2.6 million copies to date. T-Pain also recently launched Nappy Boy Publishing, which currently publishes Tha Bizness (who produced Young Money’s “Every Girl In The World” and Chris Brown’s current single, “No BS,” currently Top 20 on the Urban Chart and climbing quickly), David Balfour (who wrote on T-Pain’s “Can’t Believe It” and “Chopped And Skrewed”) and Young Fyre (who produced T-Pain’s “Rap Song” featuring Rick Ross).
About GetJar
GetJar is the world’s largest open app store with over 1 billion downloads to date. The company’s key point of difference is its open market approach, which allows it to deliver applications for both feature phones and smartphones across all major platforms such as Android, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, iPhone and Symbian among others. The company provides more than 75,000 mobile applications to consumers in more than 200 countries. GetJar has been selected by the World Economic Forum as a Technology Pioneer for 2011 for its innovative approach to technology and its deep impact on business and society on a global scale. GetJar is backed by Accel Partners and is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices in the UK and Lithuania. For more information: www.getjar.com and follow us on Twitter @getjar.
The Florida Gators (7-5 overall and 4-4 in SEC play) actually were awarded a bowl bid with a hefty financial payout ($3,100,000) based on past performance.
No other explanation of why Florida is in the Outback Bowl really makes any sense.
Florida will be playing in Tampa against Penn State while South Carolina will face Florida State in the Chick-fil-A Bowl (awarded to the SEC’s No. 5 finisher) and Mississippi State (who beat Florida straight up and finished a game ahead overall) will play Michigan in the Gator Bowl (meant for the SEC’s No. 6 team).
Who cares that Florida was “less than Florida” this year. We all know they’ll rebound, and it just seems more like a big game with them than without them.
Pitt in the BBVA Compass Bowl
Who Should be Playing: Kentucky vs. Syracuse (SEC No. 8 vs. Big East No. 5)
Syracuse finished 2010 with at a better than expected 7-5 mark overall and went 4-3 in Big East play. Regardless of how good this was it still puts the Orange a step below Pitt who finished (disappointingly) 7-5 overall and 5-2 in conference.
Regardless, Pitt has been shuffled southwards to the BBVA Compass Bowl (meant for the No. 5 Big East team) while the Orange will participate in the first-ever Pinstripe Bowl (hey, that’s played in New York isn’t it?) that is supposed to be awarded to the Big East’s No. 4 finisher.
Source:http://removeripoffreports.net/
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