Census Song and Video - Count me in

Census song / music video

Count me in, a song for the 2010 Census

Count Me In

Concept: Tony B

Rap artists: Roderic & Lesi Alo
Vocalists: Jennifer Newberry, Faapouita P. Leapai, Etiquette, Shawna Locey, Matthew Quitugua
Count Me In Voices: A Whole Bunch & Thank You!
Executive Producer: The Cunningham Network
Produced By: MUSICA Entertainment
Engineered & Mixed By: Chris Cottingham
Additional engineering: Chip Butters
Rap Lyrics: Roderic, Lesi Alo
Lyrics & Vocal arrangement: The Bergevin Brothers, Faapouita P. Leapai, Matthew Quitugua, Tony B
Additional lyrics: Lucas Smiraldo
Recording Studio: The Columbia City Theater

This Product is NOT FOR SALE. We thank you for attending Call to Conscience 2010 and remember; be counted! We (everyone who participated on this project) hope that Count Me In does its part to create awareness and calls to conscience the importance and the impact of the 2010 Census on ALL people!

Tony B




Count Me In is a derivative work originally performed by The Digable Planets: Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)

Sound Recording (Copyright) (Published) MUSICA Entertainment 2010

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[jennyooh1]

This song is really impressive to get the word out about the census 2010. I like it.

[Laezboi253]

great video, it was a pleasure from Trybe Fam Entertainment to be apart of a important movement, thankyou to musica ent, census commity, and all those who were involved.

[lilahgael]

This still blows me away! It's just AWESOME!

[andrewzennfilms]

This is super impressive, and creative! Its hip, catchy, and informative awesome job!

[Zakdayak]

No it's not just insults...I BACK UP what I say...and you're clearly nuts. It took three passes before you admitted a moral truism, slavery is wrong and the states fucked up. And I provided examples. The point is that States rights don't necessarily secure liberty. I mean, JESUS. And I obviously handed you your ass, demonstrating that you selectively apply what has to be specifically mentioned, and that that standard of constitutionality is both unworkable and imbecilic. You're paranoid.

[WakeTheFlockUp]

@Zakdayak Ahh, now it comes down to insult simple hurling. Give it up man. You don't even have a sound debate anymore. If you are truly that anti-state and don't really care about the Constitution, then I really feel bad for you. Just, please step out of the way of the people who are actually trying to fix things in this country. Your denial of the police state we live in speaks volumes; and you won't survive a world without federal government handouts and regulation. My best wishes for you.

[Zakdayak]

@WakeTheFlockUp You're a paranoid delusional asswipe. The constitution provides for all these things. You don't need to go into specifics about say, the nuclear codes when talking about the president's war powers in the constitution for example. It doesn't specifically say that he has the power to plunge us into WWIII, yet his possession of the codes is clearly constitutional by inference and by necessity. Hence the use of the word "reasonable" say, in the 4th amendment.

GROW A BRAIN.

[Zakdayak]

@WakeTheFlockUp Slavery was and is an obvious wrong, stop making excuses. And the point was that is an example of the extreme fallibility of the states and states rights.

[WakeTheFlockUp]

@Zakdayak As for the Census, if you were to go back in time and slap a 2010 Census form on the desk of an American of that time, and tell them that a measly federal statue is overriding the Constitution, and they now, by law, HAVE to fill out their personal information for national databases... They'd be starting the war regardless of the slavery issue. States and local sheriffs are our last line of defense against federal oppression. It baffles me that people can't see that. 

[WakeTheFlockUp]

@Zakdayak I admit slavery was wrong if that is where you are going. But times were different.You didn't see African tribes having unifying powers stepping up and saying they had to get rid of all of their European slaves, which greatly outnumbered African slaves in America at the time. Again, not saying it was right, and African tribes really didn't preach human rights, but at the time it was a type of eye for an eye situation. And also, politicians were the majority of slave owners at the time.