Feel Good

Feel Good may refer to:

Albums

Songs

See also

Stony (rapper)

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Þorsteinn (Thorsteinn) Sindri Baldvinsson (born March 9, 1993), better known by his stage name Stony, is an independent rapper, hip-hop artist, singer, drummer, producer and actor. Well known for starring in Pepsi's new Now Is What You Make It commercial campaign.

Personal life and career

Stony was born in Iceland. His father, Baldvin, is an Icelandic baker and his mother, Deborah, a Spanish modeling agent. Stony graduated from Reykjavík College of Music with a degree in jazz drumming and music theory, as well as studying dramatic acting at Reykjavík School of the Arts. He previously attended Akureyri Junior College. While in school, Stony worked as a vendor at a hot-dog stand in downtown Akureyri, and because Akureyri is only home to about 20,000 people, he had a lot of free time at work. He used this time to write songs and raps. Growing up he wanted to become a rapper, and needed a rap name that would stick in people's heads. He went with Stony, which is a rough translation of the second part of his Icelandic name, Thorsteinn, "rock". Stony began drumming at an early age, starting with pots and pans at the age of 6 and receiving his first drum set as a Christmas present from his father. He then used his father's video camera to record videos of him and his friend playing music, which escalated to him uploading those videos to YouTube, under the channel name Stony's World. These videos caught the attention of Collegehumor, for whom he remixes videos under the name SteffComedy. He has uploaded drum covers of, for example, Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend". His most popular video by far is a loop cover he did of Macklemore's "Can't Hold Us", with more than a Million views as of May 2014. .

Feel Good (G-Unit song)

"Feel Good" was announced as the second promo single from G-Unit's second studio album, Terminate on Sight which was produced by Teddy Becks.

Background

The track premiered on November 1, 2007 and will be included on an upcoming G-Unit album

When asked about the song in an interview, 50 Cent said:

Music video

The video was released to the internet first because of the graphical content.

A second video for the track was released.

References

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