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In May 2009, Browz released the single "20 Dollars". The song was not a success commercially, which he blamed on his label's refusal to promote the song. This series of events spurred his decision to begin parting with Universal Motown. Despite its lack of commercial success, "20 Dollars" garnered
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After "Ether" gained infamy and popularity, Browz began to refer to himself as "Ether Boy", after the song. He later said in an interview that because his name was never said on the song, he did not receive recognition for the effort, so he began singing "Ether Boy" as a
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Describing his recording process, Browz said in 2010: "I just play the beat, put my headphones on and say whatever comes to mind. I don’t care how dumb or how silly you think it sounds, because I know the catchiest songs end up being big records. And in this industry,
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that instead played excerpts from "20 Dollars" whenever Slenderman appeared on-screen. The song became associated with Slenderman, who fans facetiously claimed only stalked its victims because of its desire for "20 dollars". A remix of the song featuring
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album was never released, and Browz parted ways with Universal Motown in October 2009 due to business and creative differences. Browz began releasing projects independently through his label Ether Boy Records. The first of these was the
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magazine, Ron Browz explained his intentions for his career going forward: He claimed he had planned to reduce his use of Auto-Tune for some time, and said he would be recording songs with varied amounts of the effect from then on.
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Various sources including Ron Browz himself have referred to the song by numerous variant names and spellings, including "$ 20 Dollarz" and "Gimme 20 Dollars". On the official release on streaming services, the title is simply "20
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building, and "begged her to give the beat to Nas", which she did. Browz was unaware that his beat was used to make a scathing diss track until he heard the assembled song in the studio.
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gave the album a positive review, praising Browz's artistic improvement from his previous Auto-Tune laden hits. His later independent releases have not received much attention.
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song which featured scathing criticism of the use of Ron Browz's favored Auto-Tune, had influenced the label's decision, but mostly expressed confusion as to their decision.
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are the most important part of the song." He has also described his recording process as "really energy-based", with his musical output heavily dependent on his mood.
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in September 2008. Browz retrospectively recounted that around this time, he was "running low on money" and unsure of his future in music. After hearing the song "
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Ron Browz's series of Auto-Tune-laden hits in the late 2000s have been described as "having mastered the craft of creating mindless melodies that catch on".
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chart, although it was critically panned, along with "Arab Money". He then parted ways with the label to independently release his debut studio album,
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and Browz's first single since "20 Dollars". The song notably featured a greatly reduced amount of Auto-Tune on Browz's vocals. In an interview with
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effect, Ron Browz was inspired to use the technology in his own music, which led to him recording the similarly Auto-Tune-heavy "
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mythos. This originated from a video uploaded by YouTube user brett824 that claimed to have "discovered" missing audio of a
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album should release, which confused him. In a later interview, he floated the possibility that the then-recent release of "
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in 2009, which featured the original version of "20 Dollars" and the remix with Nicki Minaj, among other songs.
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was released to commercial success later in 2008 as the first single for the prospective
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on songs to make his presence clearer. In 2008, Ron Browz released the compilation album
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Folklore, Horror Stories, and the Slender Man: The Development of an Internet Mythology
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Jenzen, Olu; Munt, Sally R. (March 23, 2016). "The Creatures of ARGs and Websites".
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In February 2010, he released "Ride Ya Bike (She's A Biker)", a collaboration with
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chart, but was critically panned. The song also received an upbeat rock remix with
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was later released in December 2009, as well as another next year that featured
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Ron Browz began producing professionally after being brought on by
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vocal effects that were popular at the time. His 2008 single, "
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was also created for the song with altered lyrics celebrating
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Digital Mythology and the Internet's Monster: The Slender Man
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As a recording artist, he became known for extensive use of
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album. "Pop Champagne" was included on Jones's 2009 album
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Rondell Edwin Turner was born on December 6, 1982, in
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Index

Etherboy
Twenty dollar bill (disambiguation)
Manhattan
Hip hop
Discography
production
Universal Motown
/ˈbrz/
Harlem, New York
Nas
diss track
Ether
Auto-Tune
Pop Champagne
Jim Jones
Juelz Santana
Billboard Hot 100
Busta Rhymes
Arab Money
Universal Motown Records
Jumping (Out the Window)
Bubbling Under Hot 100
Etherlibrium
Harlem
Harlem
Big L
Ebonics
Nas
Ether
Jay-Z

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