Reverend Faux needs your help! (Video coming soon!)

Reverend Faux is a video-artist who uses technology and innovative ideas to create bizarre pieces of media-art. Constantly bombarding his audience with weird, shocking, offensive and sometimes even border-line pornographic material, Faux only knows that he himself has no limits.

The Stupid Awesome Video Mixtape Show is a live interactive performance, centered around a group of people in search of the perfect video that the (evil?) Reverend Faux can use in a brainwashing scheme to take over the planet. He conducts open tests in public, recording reactions and usually recruiting new members to his "army of the asinine".

The show consists of a large video-screen that plays videos to the audience, while the group sings songs, perform several outrageous antics, and showcases a variety of different technologies including smoke, lasers, lights and of course video effects. The group themselves constantly interact with the screen and the audience, which has an affect on the show. The audience is polled at the beginning which determines the path the show will take and whether or not the ending will be good or bad. It's a different show every time.

Reverend Faux wants to take the show on the road, and premiere a new version of it live at the Church of the SubGenius X-Day event. But HexView Labs is low on funding, and we need your help to take over the world. We need new royalty-free materials, and funds to record the new songs that will play along with the videos. We also need new diodes for our laser-array and a way to transport all of these materials. By funding this project, you are personally assisting an artist who wants to genuinely amuse people for absolutely no cost to them. Reverend Faux is all about freedom of expression, and the ability to showcase his talents to people at no charge is his personal preference.

Help us entertain the masses (so we can later enslave them!) today, and your name will be listed in the credits of the video. We're also offering rare DVD-copies of the show and HexView Visual Lab Labcoats (like the ones used in the show).

Thank you, and we'll see you on the road!