Kid Millions

There Are At Least Two Artists Known As Kid Millions. 1 Kid Millions Real Name John Colpitts Is A New York-Based Experimental Drummer. He Has Been Part Of Several Collaborations And Has Released Solo Albums Including 2021's Imperium Droop. 2 KID MILLIONS STIMULATES WORLD ECONOMY WITH RECESSION-PROOF RAP Milwaukee MC Kid Millions Known For His Uplifting Often Hilarious Storytelling Rhymes And Unstoppable Battling Style Has Generously Dedicated His Brain And Body To The Public Welfare With The Release Of His New Album Recession Proof Rap Now Available On Ski School/Uni-Fi LPs And CDs. On His First Album Words Get Around 2001 Kid Millions Blew Heads With Funky Eclectic Beats And Outrageous Braggadocio. With The All-Star Band Minus After He Dropped Imaginative Science On The Single “Yellow Corvettes” And LP Examine My Face 2003 . In 2006 Kid Millions Unleashed The Party-Rocking Catch The Fever And A Bumpin’ Collaborative Single With Milwaukee Rhyme Comrades The Rusty Ps. In 2008 The Kid Toured The Midwest All The Way Down South With KingHellBastard. Now Times Are Tougher So Kid Millions Has Gone Economy-Size With The Multi-Format Recession Proof Rap. With Nine Huge-Sounding Tracks That Take You From Snooze Alarm To Pavement In Seconds Each Kid Millions Does Not Waste Time Or Money. He Has Provided Gainful Employment To Producers Eltronix S. Watson Sage Schwarm LMNtylyst And J. Todd With Whom He Splits The Album’s First Single “Victim To The Beat.” “Victim To The Beat” Is A Radio Hit In Milwaukee Where WMSE-FM And WYMS-FM Have Rocked The Bass-Heavy Roller-Boogie Joint Steadily For Months. Video Montagemongers The Almost Twins Employed The Song For Their Bite And Chew Montage On Will Ferrell’s Funnyordie.Com Website. Recession Proof Rap Begins With A Dense Industrial-Strength Electro-Stomp Kid Millions Slicing Through The Sonic Mayhem With Confidence And Rhythmic Precision. On “I Won’t Help You Up ” The Kid Rides Eltronix’s Futuristic Dancehall Rhythm In His Now Universally Hip Milwaukee Dialect. The Raw Fast Funk Of “Trouble” Slams Like The Who S. Watson Viciously Cutting In A Big Daddy Kane Quote And Kid Millions Singing The Chorus And Showing A Little Wrath On The Verses Augmented By Hip Baritone Sax Toasts. The Second Single From The Album “I Made A Mixtape ” Is The Most Joyous Exuberant Hip-Hop Song In Years An Upbeat Story Of Romantic Regret Featuring Another Great Kid Millions Rhyme Story And The Kid’s Pleasant Singing Vocals. Another Driving Catchy Number “Running Out Of Time” Features Kid Millions Inventing New Cadences With Long Freestyle-Like Verses Proclaiming His Bad Self “way Too Fly To Stay On Ground.” On The Sentimental Side “Burn The House Down” Is A Refreshing Statement Of Humility With A Sublime Anti-Drug Message – “Your Way Of Living Might Burn The House Down/My Way Of Living Ain’t All That Classy” – Over A Soul-Based Beat That Carries The Same Emotional Wallop As Jackie Wilson’s “Higher And Higher.” Plug Cuts “Victim To The Beat” Big-Beat Roller-Skate Disco With Swaggering Vocals And Comical Halloween Vocal Effects “I Made A Mixtape” Driving Infectious Dancefloor Pop Reminiscent Of The Classic Quoted By The Kid Therein De La Soul’s “A Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays” “Running Out Of Time” Appealing Fender Rhodes Chord Progression Over A Conga/handclap Synth-Disco Beat Freestyle-Like Lyrical Flow read less