Da Mob

This was a good cartoon. Not great but funny enough that you won't get bored watching it. The music could be better but hey yo it's all about the jokes boyyyyyz, ya!

This cartoon is mad funny. Just think of the Beastie Boys, except one is a German guy obsessed with his looks, one is a pleasantly plump beat boxer, and the other is just...well...named Rooster(I don't know why)and he's the leader of the pack. This show has cool music and hilarious situations. And you get a crash course in rap lingo. Not to mention that this showcases white rappers. You don't see that too often.

I liked this show even though it's not the kind of thing I usually would enjoy. It was a decent thing to have on in the background when I studied or just to mindlessly relax for a half hour. I thought it was funny if a bit crude at times and I really enjoyed the animation and characters. Not a lot here but good for what it was.

Originally shown on The Family Channel or ABC Family back in 2001, Da Mob was a take at Jamie Kennedy's slight obsessions with white wanna-be rappers in this hilarious cartoon. Kennedy, the voice of the main rapper of the group named Rooster, aptly named for his red mohawk resembling the crest of a rooster. The other two members, a roundish boy who was the beatbox and a vain Norweigian blonde guy who didn't seem to do too much. Rooster was really the only one out of the group that cared about "Da Mob" being popular. One of the best scenes of the series was when Rooster was becoming skeptical of ever having success. He goes into the bathroom where Tupac appears in the mirror and tells Rooster how terrible he is which leads Rooster to gain more confidence. I don't know how this show has gotten lost in the shuffle of great strange cartoons. I would love to see this on DVD one day.