King Gordy
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 King Gordy in 2010. |
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| Birth name | Waverly W. Alford III |
| Also known as | Cobain The Dead, The King Of Horrorcore, Dark Lord Vader |
| Born | August 18, 1977 |
| Origin | Detroit, Michigan, United States |
| Genres | Hardcore hip hop, horrorcore |
| Years active | 2000 – present |
| Labels | Web Entertainment, KLP Management, Morbid Music LLC |
| Associated acts | Fat Killahz, D12, Bizarre, Project: Deadman, Prozak, Krizz Kaliko, The R.O.C., The Davidians, Tech N9ne |
| Website | www.kinggordy.com |
Waverly W. Alford III (born August 18, 1977), better known by his stage name King Gordy, is an American rapper.[1]
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[edit] Biography
King Gordy is a horrorcore rapper from Detroit, Michigan. He appeared on Bizarre's solo album. Gordy and Bizarre have been good friends since childhood.[2] He is well known for having his hair braided into two horns on his head.[3]
[edit] Film career
Aside from his hip hop career, King Gordy has appeared in the film 8 Mile (film), starring Eminem, in which King Gordy played the fictional rapper, "Big O".[4] It is his only credit to acting.
[edit] The Davidians
Consisting of King Gordy and Bizarre of D-12, Davidians was featured on Esham's mixtape The Butcher Shop. The duo is currently seeking a record label.[5]
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- 2003: The Entity
- 2006: King of Horrorcore
- 2007: Van Dyke and Harper Music
- 2007: Cobain's Diary
- 2008: The Great American Weed Smoker
- 2009: King of Horrorcore II
- 2010: Xerxes The God-King
- 2011: Sings the Blues
- 2011: Jesus Christ's Mistress
[edit] Albums with Fat Killahz
- 2004: WFKR 31.3 FKM: FK Radio The Mixtape
- 2005: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?
- 2011: The EP
[edit] Guest appearances
- 2002: Life (Promatic)
- 2004: Access Denied (Project Deadman, Tech N9ne)
- 2004: No Rest For The Wicked (Project Deadman)
- 2005: Ghetto Music (Bizarre) featuring Swifty McVay & Stic Man
- 2005: No T. Lose (Proof)
- 2005: Cobain The Dead Intro (Devil's Nite 2005)
- 2005: Scream (Mr. Wrong a.k.a Bareda featuring Swifty McVay
- 2006: Six Deaths (Fury) featuring Mattrix
- 2006: Antidote Medicine (Esham) featuring Lavel
- 2007: Don't Hate (D12)
- 2007: Put Your Hands Up For Detroit (Fedde Le Grand) featuring Bizarre
- 2007: Rock Out (Bizarre)
- 2007: Knock Em Out (Bizarre) featuring Tech N9ne
- 2007: Animal (Bizarre) featuring Razaaq
- 2007: Wicked (Bizarre) featuring Twiztid
- 2007: Cakin (Bizarre) featuring Dub, Gam, & Scarchild
- 2007: Fat Boy (Bizarre)
- 2007: Monster (Jehovah Jihad)
- 2007: 1980's (Bizarre)
- 2007: Stay Calm (Bizarre)
- 2008: I Am Gone (D12)
- 2008: This Situation (D12)
- 2008: Cheating In The Bedroom (D12)
- 2008: Win Or Lose (Swifty McVay)
- 2008: You're Not Gangsta (D12)
- 2008: Mrs. Pitts (D12)
- 2008: Psycho, Psycho, Psycho (Prozak) featuring Bizarre
- 2008: Tyler Durden (on the Tunnel Runners album released on Hatchet House.)
- 2008: Dangerous (on DJ Clay's Let 'Em Bleed: The Mixxtape, Vol. 2) featuring The R.O.C.
- 2008: Mirror Mirror (Krizz Kaliko), originally released on the clean edition of Vitiligo, later released in explicit form on the Strange Noize Tour '08 tour exclusive album
- 2008: Mr. Christian Man (Kapital Punishment)
- 2008: Let It Rain (Spooky Z Tha Gravedigguh on the album "Poetry of Worms" Released on Head Hurtz Recordz)
- 2008: Everyday (Bizarre)
- 2008: Bitch You Think You Special (Bizarre)
- 2008: Your Face Is Fucked Up (Fury)
- 2008: Holocaust Interlude (Fury)
- 2009: The Only Ones featuring Prozak (on Mike E. Clark's Psychopathic Murder Mix Volume 1 released on Psychopathic Records)
- 2009: The Ultimate Villain (Hades)
- 2009: Horns (Tech N9ne) featuring Prozak
- 2009: In My Hood (Kamp Crystal Lake)
- 2009: Neverland (Bloodshot)
- 2009: Hey Haystak (Haystak Diss) (Bizarre)
- 2009: Ghetto World (Dogmatic)
- 2010: Whatcha Smokin' On (Bizarre)
- 2010: Wild Like Us (Bizarre)
- 2010: Rock It Out (Bizarre)
- 2010: Kick The Door Down (RYM Crew)
- 2010: Welcome (Ninja Newman, Yung Rob)
- 2010: Untitled (Krazy Killaz)
- 2010: Until (Robert Illo featuring Scales Of Nappy Routes)
- 2010: Cold Hearted (Sodoma Gomora)
- 2010: Invincible (Nick Rage)
- 2010: I Ain't Crazy (Potluck, D12)
- 2010: Intro (Sinn)
- 2010: When You See Me (Whiteout, Kryptik, Grewsum)
- 2010: Fatal Masochist (T.O.N.E-z, Bad Dream)
- 2010: Wicked Minds (Three One Se7en)
- 2011: Blood Sacrifice (Akvon)
- 2011: No Regrets (Dark Half, Bizarre)
- 2011: Alleywayz (Hoodu, Outsider)
- 2011: Thirteen (Kamp Crystal Lake)
- 2011: Lite That Shit Up(Potluck Ft. King Gordy)
- 2011: Taking Lives (Fury ft. Bizarre & King Gordy)
- 2012: Freedom (K.Daver ft. King Gordy)
[edit] Music videos
- 2003: "Nightmares"
- 2005: "Rockstar" (cameo appearance) (Bizarre)
- 2007: "Fat Boy" (Bizarre)
- 2007: "Where You From" (Bizarre, Kuniva)
- 2009: "1980's" (Bizarre)
- 2009: "RIP Gaystak" (Bizarre)
- 2010: "Watcha Smokin' On" (Bizarre)
- 2010: "Rap's Finest" (Cameo Appearance) (Bizarre & Royce da 5'9")
- 2010: "Wild Like Us" (Bizarre)
- 2010: "Sing For The Dead"
- 2011: "Taking Lives" (Fury ft. Bizarre & King Gordy)
[edit] References
- ^ "King Gordy keeps up lighting up the dark". PopMatters. http://www.popmatters.com/pm/article/32970/king-gordy-keeps-up-lighting-up-the-dark/. Retrieved 2008-09-23.
- ^ http://chicago.metromix.com/music/essay_photo_gallery/top-25-spookiest-album/2198430/photo/2198419
- ^ http://www.epinions.com/review/musc_mu-484928/content_107413474948
- ^ http://www.heraldextra.com/entertainment/article_538318b1-465c-5e68-9ade-a99805166ae4.html
- ^ http://wearedavidians.com/
