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[[Image:BananaIce1.jpg|right|283px|thumb|Whoah!  Whoah!  I love to dream of coffee!]]
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'''Banana Ice''' (real name '''Shitamachi Kyōdai''', 下町兄弟) is a Japanese rap artist.  He sang the [[Japanese themes|theme song]] for the Japanese dub of ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]'': "[[War War! Stop It|WAR WAR! STOP IT]]".
'''Banana Ice''' (real name Harumi Kudo, 工藤玄実) is a Japanese rap artist.  He sang the [[Japanese themes|theme song]] for the Japanese dub of ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]'': "[[War War! Stop It|WAR WAR! STOP IT]]" under the name '''Shitamachi Kyōdai''' (下町兄弟 ''[[wikipedia:Yamanote and Shitamachi|Shitamachi]] Brothaz'')


{{quote|Your parents, your grandparents are Japanese; You can never be the black person you want to be;}}
{{quote|Your parents, your grandparents are Japanese; You can never be the black person you want to be;}}

Revision as of 18:20, 29 June 2013

Whoah! Whoah! I love to dream of coffee!

Banana Ice (real name Harumi Kudo, 工藤玄実) is a Japanese rap artist. He sang the theme song for the Japanese dub of Beast Wars: "WAR WAR! STOP IT" under the name Shitamachi Kyōdai (下町兄弟 Shitamachi Brothaz)

Your parents, your grandparents are Japanese; You can never be the black person you want to be;

Banana Ice was relatively popular in Japan during the '90s; he even sang the theme song for the Japanese dub of Donkey Kong Country and also provided the voice for Funky Kong.

So far as his rap career is concerned, Banana Ice released several albums under the Shibaura Records label, beginning with "RAPP!!" in 1992. In 1999, he released a compilation album titled "Rap Rapper Rappest" and has continued to release new songs and albums as recently as 2009. Banana Ice briefly gained some controversial notoriety amongst rap fans around the world with the song "Imitation + Imitation = Imitation", wherein he condemned all "B-Boys" (Japanese rappers who tan their skin and wear dreadlocks in an attempt to look black) as phonies and cultural traitors.

Roles

Beast Wars