Vlog Deathmatch: Music Video Challenge

by Scott Beale on April 30, 2007 · 4 comments

Vlog Deathmatch has put forth the challenge to see who can make the ultimate music video. The submission deadline is May 14th and voting deadline May 21st.

Bill Cammack lays down the official rules to this challenge.

Vlog Deathmatch is all about victory. There is no second place in a Vlog Deathmatch. Do not commit yourself to a Vlog Deathmatch without careful thought. The community decides the winner. That is all.

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1 Bill Cammack May 2, 2007 at 6:18 am

Hey Scott. Thanks for the shout-out! :D

I’m looking forward to seeing the final videos. Two weeks left for people to get their links in, and then it’s a week for the people to decide!!! :D

Promos will be going up before the actual music videos. Vergel Evans did one, and I did one, so hopefully there are more to come this week.

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2 rukevwe May 2, 2007 at 6:44 am

i need an album

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