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That’s the cover of Loonie’s debut album (image above), who’s Loonie? If you have a lot of facebook-buddies who loves Fliptop, you’re prolly already familiar with him. Same goes to me, I only knew Loonie lately, that is when Fliptoppin` flooded my wall.

Fliptop, by the way is different from bow ties and is actually the name of a Rap Battle League here in the Philippines, where Pinoy rappers gather to compete. It’s a freestyle rap battle where they throw unrehearsed verses to trash talk their adversaries.

Back to Loonie’s album, I’ve actually got the info on the newspaper, what’s surprising is, he plans on releasing the album for free. Too bad it was not mentioned where to grab a copy . Anyway if you wanna hear his rappin`, it’s already up on youtube

If you’re already playing gunbound season 2, you may have notice the 2 weakest mobiles, where you might need a car insurance to ensure safety while using them

Yes, that is Gunbound’s new type of mobiles which has a different type of shot, mind you that it is only weak if you do not know the proper combination to input before it shoots.

The very first time I used these mobiles named Princess and Assassin I instantly got suspicious about ‘em, by the way I used “DRAG” mode at first, then I noticed they shoot differently on “SLICE” mode, the combinations aren’t posted on the internet though. That is actually why I’m posting this, to hopefully let the players out there utilize these 2 mobiles and be able to master it.

As me and my kiddo Sean Kirk enjoyed watching the Underbone and Scooter race 3 weeks ago. I’ve notice that he was super duper excited when I told him that despite the bad weather and the wet tracks, the pocketbike category would push through.

I also notice the support of the parents of the riders. They make sure that their kids wear all the needed safety gears in this sports! Specially during this wet situation, where the tracks is very slippery. They pamper their rider with the proper suit, gloves, safety pads, and definitely the helmet. If ever this kids or the parents would get really really serious with this, they might consider adding an Arai Motorcycle Helmets in their armory.

After the race, We even went to meet the riders (aging as young as 7 up to 12 years old) and their bikes on their tents. They even allowed us to have have photos taken with their pocketbike, too bad Sean Kirk was too shy that time to sat on the bikes

More race photos! CLICK HERE!!!