His variety is also unmatched, as he has sampled the likes of вЂњSpider-ManвЂќ from 1982, вЂњSesame StreetвЂќ from 1972, and вЂњFantastic FourвЂќ from 1967. This character is featured in 2003вЂ™s Take Me To Your Leader, landing on Earth on the track вЂњMonster Zero,вЂќ and demanding to see the planetвЂ™s leader on вЂњFazersвЂќ: вЂњ King Geedorah, take me to your leader / Quick to claim that he not no snake like, вЂMe neither.вЂ™вЂќДЄside from names, Dumile has also mastered the inclusion of comics and cartoons in the production itself, unexpectedly sampling cuts into the beginnings and ends of songs to set the theme and story. HeвЂ™s always looked at as a bad guy but heвЂ™s really got a heart of gold, heвЂ™s for the children, heвЂ™s a Robin Hood type of character.вЂќ Another name that takes inspiration from comics is King Geedorah (spelled King Ghidorah in the books), a fictional three headed reptile who battles Godzilla in the movies and comics. He describes this вЂњMF DOOMвЂќ character as вЂњвЂ¦ the typical villain you have in any story where a lot of people misunderstand him. вЂњMFвЂќ stands for either вЂњMetal FingersвЂ™ or вЂњMetal Face,вЂќ depending on whether heвЂ™s producing or rapping, respectively. DOOM also continues with the name Viktor Vaughn, which is the villainвЂ™s real name in the comic books. DOOM, a villain from the Marvel comics (in the comics, the character was stylized in all capitals as well). MF DOOMвЂ™s most famous name comes from his real name, Dumile (pronounced DOOM-i-lay), as well as Dr. DOOM, as mentioned, is very particular about names, even the styling aspect of them, as mentioned in 2004вЂ™s вЂњALL CAPSвЂќ вЂњ вЂ¦ Just remember all caps when you spell the man name.вЂќ Many rappers had utilized nicknames in their music and marketing before him, but he elevated the concept with the fascinating context and story behind each of them. From simple names to the most complicated and intricately-thought names, all monikers become part of an artistвЂ™s music and identity, sometimes even blurring lines between them on and off the stage. Nicknames are an ever-increasingly dominant part of music in todayвЂ™s day and age.

These unique features single out DOOM among the many other artists in modern music. In fact, one would be hard pressed to find a picture of RapвЂ™s Villain without his silver veil, which adds all the more mystery and enigma to the mask. However, DOOMвЂ™s most iconic and definitive aspect is the gladiator mask he donned while performing, while public appearances, and, wellвЂ¦ while doing anything else. He references them readily in his songs, as well as sampling them into his instrumentals in the most obscure and unexpected ways.

As seen in most of his work, DOOM is hugely influenced by comics and cartoons, which have a prominent effect on his lyrics and monikers. Although MF DOOM is the moniker he is most referred to by, he has also released music under a variety of other names, some of which include Madvillan*, Viktor Vaughn, and King Geedorah. Reno wned for his intricate rhyme schemes, uncommon words, and crudely humorous punchlines, he was admired throughout the music community, by self-identified вЂњexpertsвЂќ on Twitter and acclaimed critics alike. Picture via вЂњcavemanвЂќ at Дaniel Dumile, more commonly known as MF DOOM, was one of hip-hopвЂ™s most highly valued artists.

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