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'''Adam Keefe Horovitz''', known on stage as '''Ad-Rock''' or '''King Ad-Rock''', is an [[American]] rapper, guitarist, producer, and actor who provided the voices of [[Beastie Boys|himself and Adam Yauch]] in "[[Hell Is Other Robots]]". He is a long-time member of the rap trio the {{w|Beastie Boys}}, but began his career in the {{w|punk rock}} scene before joining Michael Diamond ("[[Mike D]]") and Adam Yauch ("[[MCA]]") in the then-punk-rock-oriented Beastie Boys. He has also had a minor career as an actor appearing in films and TV series, and as a producer and remix artist under the alias "41 Small Stars". | '''Adam Keefe Horovitz''', known on stage as '''Ad-Rock''' or '''King Ad-Rock''', is an [[American]] rapper, guitarist, producer, and actor who provided the voices of [[Beastie Boys|himself and Adam Yauch]] in "[[Hell Is Other Robots]]". He is a long-time member of the rap trio the {{w|Beastie Boys}}, but began his career in the {{w|punk rock}} scene before joining Michael Diamond ("[[Mike D]]") and Adam Yauch ("[[MCA]]") in the then-punk-rock-oriented Beastie Boys. He has also had a minor career as an actor appearing in films and TV series, and as a producer and remix artist under the alias "41 Small Stars". |
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Ad-Rock | |
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Profession | Guest voice actor Singer |
Born | 31 October, 1966 |
IMDB profile | nm0395259 |
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- This article is about the rapper. For the Futurama character, see Beastie Boys.
Adam Keefe Horovitz, known on stage as Ad-Rock or King Ad-Rock, is an American rapper, guitarist, producer, and actor who provided the voices of himself and Adam Yauch in "Hell Is Other Robots". He is a long-time member of the rap trio the Beastie Boys, but began his career in the punk rock scene before joining Michael Diamond ("Mike D") and Adam Yauch ("MCA") in the then-punk-rock-oriented Beastie Boys. He has also had a minor career as an actor appearing in films and TV series, and as a producer and remix artist under the alias "41 Small Stars".
During production of "Hell Is Other Robots", David X. Cohen and Ken Keeler traveled to New York to record the Beastie Boys for the episode but were unable to get their parts recorded. Ad-Rock and Mike D later recorded their parts separately after David and Ken had returned to Los Angeles.