Toxic Slime

We caught up with R.Two aka R-Double and chatted with him about his upcoming mixtape, Voice of the People Volume 2. He also talks about a song that he's gonna release for free download tomorrow (July 20th)called, Brand New. Here's a preview of the song;

Brand New by R.Two

This video was shot at Artistic Space Studios and edited by KB Films.

Finally, the EPK is now out for public view.  The previous year has been a good year for Toxic Slime which allowed them to forward the movement even further.

With the help of Alex Yu from Ragin Ronin Productions, TS was able to formulate a video that summarized the group's vision and direction.  "Hip Hop is constantly changing. In this video, we give a brief history of hip hop and how Toxic Slime contributes to the culture's future".

Help spread the word about Toxic Slime by re-posting this video.
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmYCZBUh2XI&feature=channel_video_title

Last Thursday, Toxic Slime performed at The Cobalt for Conscience's album release party. This video shows R.Two, Kris Blade and DJ Side B rehearsing prior to the show.

The show was hosted by Khingz (Seattle MC) and put together by Conscience and their street team. Toxic Slime would like to congratulate Bri for knowing the "Secret Toxic Word", she won a Toxic Slime t-shirt courtesy of Dope Product Clothing. We also gave-out another Dope Product t-shirt to one of the audience. For those of you who couldn't make it, this is a reminder that you should come to the next Toxic Slime performance. You can't go wrong with dope entertainment and free swag.

Much love to everyone who came to the show and we hope to see you guys again on the next one. Keep watching Toxic Tuesdays and stay tuned for more prizes.

In this episode, Kris Blade and R.Two visit DJ Side B for some lessons on the art of 'scratching'. The duo pays tribute as well as tries to understand the other element of hip hop, DJing. Learn the basic principles of scratching and watch Kris Blade & R.Two on the wheels of steel. DJ Side B will be Toxic Slime's DJ for the January 27th show at The Cobalt. Be there to see this them in action

In this episode, Toxic Slime gives you a sneak peak of freestyling skills. Rap freestyling is a "spur of the moment" and this time Toxic Slime were hanging out with Alex Yu from Ragin Ronin ptoductions when a beat accidentally played from R2's Iphone. Both Kris Blade and R2 started freestyling, so Alex pulled out his camera and took the footage. Additionally, this episode features a preview of a song called "Ink Credible" dedicated to females. It will be on the Dope Product album. Also, Toxic Slime's announces their first performance show of 2011.

For this episode of Toxic Tuesdays, Kris Blade and R.Two visits Kumare restaurant for some Filipino cuisine. This week, the Toxic Slime team wanted to showcase a little bit about their culture while putting this newly opened restaurant to a taste test. "One of our main goals this year is to educate our audience about our culture as well as showcase our local community and all the great things in it. This episode is a perfect example of that", says R.Two. Thanks for checking into this week's episode of Toxic Tuesdays. For some great Filipino cuisine, make sure you check out Kumare Restaurant located on 8130 Park Road in Richmond BC.

The Toxic Slime team is proud to present Toxic Tuesdays, an online reality show where Toxic Slime document their lives as local hip hop artists in Vancity. Directed and edited by Alex Yu from Ragin Ronin Productions, Toxic Tuesday is made to give you a sneak peak in the world of local hip hop artists and what they face in their daily lives. Besides being informative, Toxic Tuesdays episodes are also meant to entertain and show Toxic Slime's fun side. Make sure you check in every Tuesdays on Youtube @ ToxicSlimeTV or right here on Toxic Slime's official website.

R. Two’s second video “Fist Up”, off his debut solo mixtape project, has finally arrived. This song questions the accuracy of today’s media outlets, who R. Two believes are pulling the wool over the eyes of its viewers. By shedding light on this subject he hopes to create an uncertainty in his listeners about where they receive their news. It is only from self-enlightenment that mankind can move forward as a whole. Our team urges you to listen, scrutinize and question the media. This video was shot in Richmond, directed and produced by the talented Alex Yu of Ragin Ronin Productions. Thank you to everyone who was involved in the creation of this video, especially UKPC-BC for continuing to organize, educate and mobilize the Filipino-Canadian youth for over 15 years.

The Toxic Slime team is proud to present this film documenting the “Dopeness Show” that occurred on November 12, 2010. The venue, Artistic Space Studios, was transformed into a haven for all the hip-hop aficionados of Richmond, BC. First, Dela Dope a member of the Toxic Slime Clique started off the show with his new school sneaker head bravado. Next, Gentleman’s Vibe made up by Justin and Neal filled the room with their incredibly attractive stories of teenage angst. Then, No Regrets’ Cliché and Audacious provided one of the most entertaining sets of the evening. However, the headliners, Toxic Slime, definitely stole the show. R. Two and Kris Blade put on the performance of the night performing like veterans. The atmosphere created by the crowd was electric, and has set a precedent to what’s to come for Toxic Slime. Below is a personal quote from R. Two himself – enjoy the reel.

"Tonight’s crowd was easily one of the best I've ever performed for .The supporting cast was amazing. It feels like home court advantage whenever we perform in Richmond. It's definitely a city with tons of talent." - R.Two

Thank you to everyone who came to the “Dopeness” as well as the people who were involved in making the show successful. Support us by subscribing to our Facebook fan page (Click Here), or by subscribing to our Youtube channel (Click Here)

R. Two of Toxic Slime has released his new video for a song off his solo project Voice of the People today. The video and song are an ode to the Philippine struggle. Every now and then, it becomes necessary for people to open their minds and hearts to the message being presented by their artists. This is one of them. The video was shot in Richmond, BC and directed by Alex Yu of Ragin Ronin Productions. Stay posted for R. Two's new project releasing Nov. 13th.