This past weekend, NFL hopeful D.K. Metcalf took the combine and internet by storm. Standing at a staggering 6-foot-3 and 228 pounds, torched the 40-yard dash with a 4.33, busted out 27 reps of 225 on the bench press and jumped out the gym recording a 40.5 inch vertical. To put that into perspective, the average vertical for a human is 12 to 16 inches.
Declaring for the NFL Draft after his redshirt season at Ole Miss, D.K is on his way to a familiar path previously set forth by father, (former Ole Miss guard Terrance), grandfather (St. Louis Cardinals running back Terry) and uncle (Pro Bowl returner Eric). Given his physical stature, it’s not surprising that D.K. comes from a bloodline and family tree of elite athletes. In his final season with the Ole Miss Rebels, Metcalf recorded 26 catches for 569 yards and five touchdowns in seven starts. Although, he was unable to finish the season before suffering from a season-ending neck injury. He was an SEC All-Freshman pick, starting all 12 games and grabbing 39 passes for 646 yards and seven touchdowns. In 2016, during his “true” freshman season, he broke his foot in just the second game of the season. D.K. Metcalf has had his fair share of the injury bug throughout his young career, but his recent combine results show that should have no effect on what looks to be the next young star of the NFL.
On this Episode of the Hey Indo Show! Indo is joined by Cash Johnson. Cash Johnson is a musical artist and native to the New Jersey area. Cash speaks of his new project “For Every Night I Was Slept On”. This project comes from his personal belief that people are overlooking his musical abilities and talent. As Cash says “It’s time to wake them up.” Aside from working on his soon to release project, he also dropped a song called Woah (available on Spotify). If you haven’t heard his debut project, it can be heard bumping in the local Jersey clubs. The two also speak of an interesting occurrence that has lead to their great long-lasting friendship to this day. Although Cash is gleaming in the spotlight today, his rise to the top consisted of persistence and grind. Tune into to the Hey Indo Show! To see the full story and rise of Cash Johnson.
The Best Of Essex, a gathering of the best artists from the TriState area, competing to be dubbed “the best.” On this episode, Samad sits down with the winner of Best Of Essex 12, Sinai Rose. For Sinai, being musically inclined came naturally ever since she was a kid. For those familiar with her music, the creative process stems from own life experiences. What separates Sinai’s style from other artists is a satisfying presence that is rarely shown in the work of others. In high school, there was a time when Sinai says she lost her passion for music when she struggled to fit in after a long childhood on tour. After moving away, her outlet was the creation of music, a passion that she could never truly let go. While the best of Essex was left in 2018, Samad says there is more in store for 2019! On 2/20/19, Best Of Essex 13 will feature another set of artists, who will look to be crowned the next Best Of Essex in 2019.
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On this episode of the Hey Indo show, we take a trip to the doctors office. Dr. Pakeman, also known as Dr.Manhattan is one of the most sought after plastic surgeons in New York City. A product of Newark, New Jersey and one of the most successful African Americans in his field. Dr. Pakeman says he achieved his level of success by hard work and determination. He also goes on to say “Everyone is created equal, how you achieve true success is gritty, hard work.” From the ER room early in his career, to his high-end upper east-side office in Manhattan, Dr.Pakeman has become a true success story from New Jersey. Tune in to this episode of the Hey Indo Show, as we learn more about the infamous Dr.Manhattan and his designer like treatment for his world class patients.
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On this episode of the Hey Indo Show, Sweet XO stops by to talk about their uprise to the music game. A friendship that began in high school and has been flourishing ever since. Still relatively new to music, the group talks about coming up through the ups and downs of starting, but eventually finding “smooth” ground to establish their sound. Sweet XO says they are growing everyday and enjoy working through the trial and error process as artists. As they go on to say, “Everyday is a test for us.” some of these daily “tests” include finishing a song or even a cover video. Sweet XO describes their creative process as different and sometimes spontaneous for each song. What makes the Sweet XO bond so special is their enthusiasm to work and create with another everyday. Tune in to this episode of the Hey Indo Show, to find out more about the Sweet XO special sauce…
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