An Apology

I would like to tell my fans something that is very difficult. I am not the man I proclaimed to be, and I don't want to pretend anymore. I am not from Brazil. I know the accent was believable, but it's true. I am not everything I said I was. What's true and what's false really isn't all that important. I just want to start an honest trend with the fans.

I set out to create something, and I thought I had to be something I am not. I thought people needed a facade to get behind me. I lacked confidence in myself. Well, I don't want to do that anymore. I want to speak to the fans. I want to give you an honest look into who I am, and what I want to bring to the world.

If you'll stick around, then I believe you will like what you'll see in the future. We have brought on some new folks to the filming, and we intend to keep around the old folks as well.

I do ask that you forgive the Milli Vanilli-esque mistake. I also ask that you not take it out on the people working over at thedonkeystyle.com. They work very hard, and they were working under my orders.

On a lighter note, we do have a line of clothing up in Park City for the Sundance Film Festival.
You see that, a little donkey flare next to the Volcom flack.

Check it out at Chester's Blacksmith Shop.

Remember Milli Vanilli?
Ha Ha...