Those rights issues have been resolved and now it's evident that Rosa, who is signed to Groundwerk through Entertainment One, feels a sense of relief now that his official "Scooby Doo Pa Pa" video is out for the world to see, but the late debut comes after many others, including fitness personalities, have released their own versions of the track, which dropped in September of 2017. So why did the DJ Kass official music video take so long? "There was an agreement between my label and the producer and as a result we could not release the video because I did not have the right to use the track so we didn't want to have a video that would get taken down ," Rosa, 30, explains. (A spokesperson for Zumba confirmed that there are no formal partnerships with the song or the artist, but that there may be instructors who use the song on their own during exercises classes).ĭJ Kass Notches First Top 10 on Hot Latin Songs Chart With Viral Hit 'Scooby Doo Pa Pa' For the most part, he says, his image was mostly unseen as the song has gained the attention from all ages, from children to Zumba teachers.
As the track has earned top spots on the Billboard Latin charts and continues gaining traction, the newfound attention is not lost on Rosa.Īs the beat-driven song reached nearly 600,000 YouTube hits on Monday (April 2), Rosa spoke to Billboard exclusively about why his official video, filmed in Manhattan, comes 6 months after the song's debut. It may be cold outside, but Rosa is warm inside because his catchy ''Scooby Doo Pa Pa" track has become a global movement of its own, from twerking-obsessed videos to fitness fanatics who can't get enough. "We are good, we are good here and it's quiet," says the artist, whose real name is Luis Rosa, named after his father, a former DJ. "Nothing but snow right now." Writer Cindy Rock Dlugolecki and Heather Jannetta, the Director of Violet Oakley Unveiled, appear on Smart Talk Friday with her story.It's lunchtime and DJ Kass is at home in Yonkers, N.Y. The Open Stage production will mark the 115th anniversary of Violet unveiling the murals she completed for the Capitol’s Governor’s Reception Room. They join Smart Talk Friday to explain how their partnership encourages young people find their creativity, expression and confidence.įinally, most Pennsylvanians have heard of artist Violet Oakley, a woman before her time whose works grace the state Capitol building.Ī local playwright brings Oakley’s life to the stage with Violet Oakley Unveiled for two performances at Open Stage in Harrisburg, on November 12-13. The initiative began with Julian “Juelz” Davenport, a writer and poet, who draws upon his own life and experiences, and Jennifer Hendry, a librarian with the Milton Hershey School. Scott Segelbaum is the curator and art publisher of Ron Campbell art and he and Rose Anderson, owner of Pure Gallery, appear on Smart Talk Friday to share details of the event.Ī local poet and school librarian leveraged their common goals to offer a creative writing workshop for area students. Now, it’s time to find better ways to interact with you and ensure we meet your high standards of what a credible media organization should be. The days of journalism’s one-way street of simply producing stories for the public have long been over.
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