Where's the Wombat?

by Renard

Published December 30, 2013

E - Everyone

It’s the question we’ve all had on our lips... W-Wombat has been silent for too long and his many adoring fans can’t wait for his return. The only question being: Where is the Wombat?

After an exclusive, tell-all interview in July 2013, he has fallen out of the music scene. An army of ‘Wombateers’ have been storming social networking sites in an attempt to bring their idol to the foreground of the hip-hop scene once again.

W-Wombat began his musical career as part of the cru with fellow rapper T-Tiger and D-Dog. After releasing only one CD together [Live With Da Cru], Wombat attempted a solo debut.

Releasing his first single ‘Monstrosity Cards’ in June of this year, he has since made two albums, ‘Don’t Make Fun of Me’ and ‘Usual Suspects’ which have been received in a riotously successful manner by his battalion of adoring ‘Wombateers.’

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiOHGJbCmNM&feature=player_detailpage

But it isn’t enough.

The ‘Wombateers’ want more.

An organisation: ‘Where’s the Wombat?’ started in early December 2013 and has been brought to YWS in an attempt to promote the music of this magnificent marsupial. Their message is simple:

BRING BACK W-WOMBAT

Their aim: to get as many people to listen to his music as possible in order to prove he should resume his contribution to the music industry.

Use the links below and above to show your support. Become a ‘Wombateer’ today.

Don’t Make Fun Of Me’

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ZKxZPkTcIYY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Y9senw0j5-8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=nO9msmPQ09M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=nP0rE0XX5IY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=fWyyHwU3BK8

Usual Suspects’

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=sdamdk5pjy0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=4aBRAAJ7pgA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=uCBQIylGzG8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=KGH9WuVEDXY

Comments & reviews · 2
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deletedaug23
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deletedaug23 wrote a review Review · Jan 20, 2014

Hey BloodInk. I have to return the favor by reviewing your works. I found this little gem. Do I know who W Wombat is? Surprisingly yes. Ironically, after my first time viewing Usual Suspects (The fantastic movie starring Kevin Spacey) and I couldn't stop talking about it, I was introduced to Wombat when Usual Suspects was released.
I think W Wombat is easily the best Rapper in the animal-monster scene. I do have to admit, that being a tough scene to win over, he easily mastered it. Recently, VH1 made a Top 100 Monster/Animal rappers of the past fifty years. The top 10 went
10. Manilla Chinchilla
9. Frankenfresh
8. Foxy Foxy and The Sneaky Gang
7. Public Skunkema
6. Papa Roach
5. A Alligator
4. Alvin and The Chipmunks
3. New Kids on Sesame Street
2. Ja Rule (The cookie monster)
1. W Wombat
I'm real excited to see him back.
Otherwise, I can't rate this for being amazing so
Potato

Renard replied · Jan 20, 2014

You can't rate it because W Wombat is just too amaze-balls for words. ;)

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EmilyLemke
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EmilyLemke wrote a review Review · Dec 31, 2013

Hello BloodinkSeesFootage!

I love how you organized the essay. It was almost like I could see a reporter doing this on TV. I hate to say I do not know who the W-Wombats are, but you definitely got me interested. Without even knowing who they are I'm now rooting for their return.

So what I'm going to do right after I write this is follow the links that you have posted above to find out more about this and maybe possibly become a 'Wombateer'

But back to what you have written. I truly love the way you put it together and the flow of the essay. Sometimes in essays, they bounce all over and it's confusing, but not you. You made everything work together. I love it!

I also love how you added in the links to help prove your point and gain the support that you want. You did a really good job with this!

-Emily



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