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Pad Crashin' with A Cursive Memory

Pad Crashin' with A Cursive Memory

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The band "A Cursive Memory" with Colin Baylen on guitar/vocals, Mark Borst on bass/keyboards, Shaun Profeta on guitar/vocals and Dillan Wheeler on drums has a video like no other for their song "Everything." The band has been deemed the "bandarazzi" as they shot their video on the streets of Hollywood capturing the paparazzi as they capture the stars. The video got cameos from stars like Paris Hilton, P Diddy, Tobey Maguire, and Kim Kardashian. We pad crashed with the band as they played Xbox's "Call of Duty" on their downtime from touring. Hosted by Jill Wilderman.

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Young Hollywood

Welcome to younghollywood. com. I'm Joe Wilderman and today we are crashing the pad of a band called A Cursive Memory.

Guest

Hey. What's going on? Hanging out, playing some Call of Duty, Xbox live, no big deal. I'm about to kill you, calling you going down.

Young Hollywood

You guys have a video that just took everyone by storm. How did you get the idea?

Guest

We wanted to do something new, fresh, that no one had seen before. Like we just, I think we all at the same moment just like had this like epiphany. And first night we went out we got like Kim Kardashian and Steve-O. We just waited outside the clubs and waited for them like celebrities to walk out. And then we did, we were among the paparazzi bombarding them and nobody really knew what we were doing though. We were able to do it because we would sync up the tape and like, the first time we got behind Paris, so we would just hit play and then I would mouth whatever part it was at.

Young Hollywood

You've sort of taken the title as band-arazzi.

Guest

What we were doing is we were half band, half paparazzi.

Young Hollywood

How would you find out where people were? How do you become paparazzi?

Guest

Okay, we know where all these hot spots are. First night we knew where to go. The more we got into the project, we started to make friends with the paparazzi. They would like tip us and we would tip them. A lot of times like it wouldn't just be tips. You're out in LA and they just sort of like fall in your lap.

Young Hollywood

What do you feel about paparazzi?

Guest

The way I look at it is like we didn't add to any of that chaos. Like when we got Britney Spears in our video, she was laughing, she was having fun, and it was like obvious like that we weren't like bombarding her. If a celebrity obviously didn't want us in the video, then we wouldn't put them in the video.

Young Hollywood

What celebrity did you get the best response from or who was your very favorite?

Guest

I asked Sug Knight for a high-five and he goes alright, Shawn. Like that. I slapped his face. Sug Knight punches his hand. P. Diddy's bodyguard actually uh, slapped Shawn in the face. Or it's more of like a push than anything. Yeah. It's one of those.

Young Hollywood

The biggest celebrity in your video.

Guest

I think like the most respected would probably be Tobey Maguire. He's like Spider-Man. He's like a pretty big deal. Place some video games. You're my E. V. E. R. Y. T. H. I. N. G. Everywhere, every time everything. Hey guys, we're A Cursive Memory. Thanks for crashing our pad, Young Hollywood. See you guys later. Get out. Can't stop the beat of that plot. The deeper I thought that time when I watched you are. I breathe in the word that I see you are. Yeah, come here. Come here. I can never find a way or the right things to say. I guess I just didn't know how. You see the longer that we wait the more bad things can take. I guess I'll have to spell it out. You're my E. V. E. R. Y. T. H. I. N. G. Everywhere, every time everything. You're my E. V. E. R. Y. T. H. I. N. G. Everywhere, every time everything. Brandy. Hey Brandy. Hi-five. Brandy. Shots, come on. Yo, yo, yo. Love you Diddy. Excuse me, sir. Hey, what's you gonna do?

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PEOPLE MENTIONED

  • Joe Wilderman

    Host of the Young Hollywood segment

  • Colin Baylen

    Guitarist and vocalist for A Cursive Memory

  • Mark Borst

    Bassist and keyboardist for A Cursive Memory

  • Shaun Profeta

    Guitarist and vocalist for A Cursive Memory

  • Dillan Wheeler

    Drummer for A Cursive Memory

  • Kim Kardashian

    Celebrity who made a cameo in A Cursive Memory's music video

  • Steve-O

    Celebrity who made a cameo in A Cursive Memory's music video

  • Paris Hilton

    Celebrity who made a cameo in A Cursive Memory's music video

  • Britney Spears

    Celebrity who made a cameo in A Cursive Memory's music video

  • Suge Knight

    Celebrity who had a memorable interaction with the band

  • P. Diddy

    Celebrity who made a cameo in A Cursive Memory's music video

  • Tobey Maguire

    Celebrity regarded as the most respected cameo in the music video

FAQ

Who are the members of A Cursive Memory?+
A Cursive Memory consists of Colin Baylen on guitar/vocals, Mark Borst on bass/keyboards, Shaun Profeta on guitar/vocals, and Dillan Wheeler on drums.
What is unique about A Cursive Memory's "Everything" music video?+
The band shot their "Everything" music video on the streets of Hollywood, capturing paparazzi as they filmed celebrities, earning them the nickname "bandarazzi."
Which celebrities made cameos in A Cursive Memory's music video?+
Celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, Paris Hilton, P. Diddy, Tobey Maguire, Steve-O, and Britney Spears made cameos in the music video.
How did A Cursive Memory manage to film celebrities for their video?+
They waited outside clubs and celebrity hotspots, and also made friends with real paparazzi who would share tips on celebrity locations.
Who was considered the most respected celebrity cameo in the video?+
Tobey Maguire was considered the most respected celebrity to appear in A Cursive Memory's music video.

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