Teddo November
- Actor
- Writer
- Producer
Teddo November who is an actor and also has his name in the music industry. His well-expected album "Late But Great" is out now via Apple Music. This is the first of such we're seeing from him, which released November 26 2021. Teddo, however, has also released the first single leading up to EP giving the audience something to look forward to. The track titled "Jimmy the Pig" https://invisible-eye-entertainment.lnk.to/JimmyThePig leads the album which he talks about Mark Essex though referring to Mark here as "Jimmy". Teddo in his rap talks about the occurrences of Mark's life focusing on the Howard Johnson shootout. Teddo being from New Orleans tells us how much he understands the event even though he wasn't born at the point in time it occurred, he talks about having being bullied at a young age while growing up.
Mark Essex was killed in the heat of the shootout on January 7, 1973, after an 11-hour rampage. He was on the roof of the 18th floor in the Howard Johnson hotel when he got circled by a helicopter and some snipers. Trying to put up a final fight, bullets were rained down on Mark and according to reports a total of 200 bullet wounds were discovered on his dead body. This brought an end to the horror New Orleans faced during the terrific campaign Mark Essex put against the police. Teddo narrates this story in his rap about Mark "Jimmy" Essex who was a sniper and leaves his audience in awe and grave anticipation of the album "Late but Great" and track "Jimmy the Pig". He said "Jimmy The Pig is a Super Hero who fights against police brutality. I created a limited edition hoodie because I wanted the audience to be a part of something special, something tangible". You can get your hoodie now by clicking following link youngworldmerc.bigcartel.com/product/jimmy-the-pg-hoodie.
To book an interview you can contact his manager Chuck Brown via ieyemanagement@gmail.
Mark Essex was killed in the heat of the shootout on January 7, 1973, after an 11-hour rampage. He was on the roof of the 18th floor in the Howard Johnson hotel when he got circled by a helicopter and some snipers. Trying to put up a final fight, bullets were rained down on Mark and according to reports a total of 200 bullet wounds were discovered on his dead body. This brought an end to the horror New Orleans faced during the terrific campaign Mark Essex put against the police. Teddo narrates this story in his rap about Mark "Jimmy" Essex who was a sniper and leaves his audience in awe and grave anticipation of the album "Late but Great" and track "Jimmy the Pig". He said "Jimmy The Pig is a Super Hero who fights against police brutality. I created a limited edition hoodie because I wanted the audience to be a part of something special, something tangible". You can get your hoodie now by clicking following link youngworldmerc.bigcartel.com/product/jimmy-the-pg-hoodie.
To book an interview you can contact his manager Chuck Brown via ieyemanagement@gmail.
