Today is the day you've been waiting for, and I'll bet you didn't even know! Ladies and gentlemen, cold carbonated beverage drinkers of all ages, a short film awaits you with promises of great Indiana music, humor, refreshing lemon-lime Sprite, bong hits, and the colorful personalities of Fountain Square's hip hop kids - primarily focusing on a day in the life of Mr. John Stamps, emcee, bartender, and member of the GhostGunSummer collective.

Thanks to Joey Ehrgott's masterful camera work, storytelling, and editing skills, MFT is proud to present to you (in conjunction with the one and only Cold $prite Gang, of course), "Who The Fuck is John Stamps?"

Now hold up a minute, cuz I know you're probably all like "What?! A 20 minute video on the internet? You broke my brain and I've never watched anything for 20 minutes straight without a commercial in there somewhere," but see I love you and I want you to know that every single second of this video is worth your time. Even the blatant Sprite product placement. Which Sprite should definitely be paying for. Get with it, Sprite! You delicious motherfuckers.

I don't even want to tell you what happens in these 20 glorious minutes. I don't even want you to know that embedded deep in the pizza party is an exclusive performance by Grxzz & Stamps (s/o to KNag$) with the whole GhostGunSummer crew backing them. I don't even want to mention fantastic cameos by local musicians like Jacob Gardner and Big Drayco McCoy AKA Lil Arby Sauce, because if you aren't even willing to watch the video then maybe you just don't deserve to know about all that goodness! Except I told you anyway. Damn.

Guess what else? Here's an embedded playlist of a bunch of Stamps' music on MFT, in case you're looking for more:
 

Listen to the tunes, watch that video a few damn times, and be sure to wish John Stamps and the rest of the gang (along with the BORED. crew and Sedcairn Archives FKA DMA) a fond farewell at next Monday's Good Luck In Your Dreams Tour kickoff show at The Hi-Fi in Indianapolis. OR catch them all on the road if you reside anywhere in the Indiana-Florida-Texas triangle.