Dumbfoundead
Dumbfoundead was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on February 18th, 1986 and is the Rapper. At the age of 38, Dumbfoundead biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, songs, and networth are available.
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Jonathan Park (born February 18, 1986), also known as Dumbfoundead, is an Argentine-born Korean-American rapper and actor.
He began his career in Los Angeles as a battle rapper and has since become one of the most popular Asian-American rappers in the United States, known for his witty and socially conscious lyrics.
Early life
Park was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, to South Korean immigrants. He has one younger sister. Park's family immigrated to the United States by crossing the Mexican-United States border without having green cards when he was three years old. His family migrated to Los Angeles, California, in the Koreatown neighborhood.
Park started rapping when he was 14 years old, inspired in part by the rappers' project Blowed, a local open mic group.
Park dropped out of John Marshall High School in his sophomore year and moved into a one-bedroom apartment with his sister and a roommate at the age of 16. Among other odd jobs, he worked as a bail bondsman before becoming a full-time rapper.
When he was 19 years old, Park became a citizen of the United States.
Career
In 2011, Park's first solo album, DFD, was released. Take the Stares, his second album, was released in 2012. Park's third album, Old Boy Jon, was released entirely by Duke Westlake in 2013.
Park, along with Open Mike Eagle and Psychosiz, was a member of Thirsty Fish. He has also worked with Epik High, Traphik, Wax, Jay Park, Kahi, Jessi, GSoul, Year of the Ox, Rekstizzy, and Anderson.Paak. He appeared on Keith Ape's "It G Ma" remixed in 2015 alongside Waka Flocka Flame, ASAP Ferg, and Father.
After YouTube video clips of his rap brawls were posted on YouTube, Park began to grow a large fan base. Park returned to combat rap in 2015, appearing in Drake and OVO's King of the Dot Blackout 5 tournament, with Drake expressing his excitement at Park's return. Park competed against Wild 'n Outcast member Conceived, and the contest was the most popular English rap match of 2015.
He has been featured on NBC for his viral video Jam Session 2.0, which features eight different musicians from around the world who are sharing the spotlight individually on split screen but unified on a single platform. He has also appeared in Los Angeles Times, Last Call with Carson Daly, MTV Hive, and Mnet.
Park appeared in Joseph Kahn's horror film Detention as a support performer and will appear in Kahn's 2017 film Bodied as battle-rapper Prospek.
He released the music video "Safe" in 2016, which attracted a lot of notice for imposing Park's likeness onto the faces of white actors in famous movie scenes. The aim of this was to highlight the fact that there were no Asian or Asian American actors at the Oscars, as well as the fact that "the only yellow guys were all statues." In addition, the music video was another call to "the obvious underrepresentation of people of color in Hollywood." Park was also a featured actor in the 2016 film Bad Rap, which chronicled the lives of four Asian-American artists struggling to make it to the hip hop scene. Dylan Shin in the Starz drama Power also played Dylan Shin. He co-wrote "Spirit Animal" and "Arrived" with Jessi for her debut EP Un2verse in 2017.
Peacock's Big Dummie, a half-hour comedy television series based on Park's life, began in April 2020.
On August 5, 2020, Park's talk show with Sasha Grey, Grey Area, debuted on the online television network VENN.
Park has hosted the eponymous Fun With Dumb podcast since 2018.