Funkmaster V in a Monster Movie

Funkmaster V will costar in the vampire film "Smoke" at the Knoxville 54 hour film festival. The premire will be: April 23rd 4pm-7pm Regal Downtown West Cinema 8 - 1640 Downtown West Blvd., Knoxville TN 37919

Funkmasta Be Rasslin'

Hello Sexies! I'm wrestling Friday in what has been becoming a more and more rare occurence. For those of you that think I have lost my edge over the last few months due to avoiding my matches with Travis Sawyer... all I will say is that you do not care about me... and it hurts. Come out Friday and I will remind you what Funking up a hillbilly looks like!

New CD on the Horizon

Gonna start the recording of the new CD next month. Vote on the name of the CD, or come up with a clever name yourself, and you can win one fo' free!!!

A) Funkmaster V & the Funkmaster V: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Funk.

B) This is Some GD Witchcraft

C) One Hawt Leg

Email suggestions to: redfistoffunk@yahoo.com

 

 

I Got No Beef With Carla...

For those who are cool enough to get the "I've got no beef with Carla" joke, I will be on "Murder Comes to Town" tonight at 8 PM on DISCOVERY ID. I will be dressed as an inmate and being all sorts of nasty. I promise this performance will put my Bill Hampton evil-rubbing-hands-together performance to shame.

The Greatest Wrestling Promo Ever!

Funkmaster V​ is all up ins the Greatest Wrestling Promo ever!!! Thanks for Vito Thomaselli​ for the platform, Johnny Butabi​ for the performance, Luke Walker​ for the belief, and Brian Zane Schiedel​ for the world wide megaphone! See? I can name drop too muthfruckas!

Funkmaster V on Snapped!

Attention Funk Nation! Funkmaster V will be on world wide TV Sunday. I play Phil Hartman's make-up artist on Brynn Hartman's episode of Snapped. This will be airing at 9PM on the Oxygen channel, Sunday, January 3rd.

On a personal note, it was neat to be involved with something that has to do with Phil Hartman. He was an enigmatic guy: artist, comedian, and was a good straight man, which is hard to do in comedy. In my opinion he was the SNL glue for all of the Farley, Sandler, Spade years. Taken from us way too soon. Watch this sheee