2 definitions by Mike Jacob
A shooting form in basketball used by a specific person which is not nice to the human eye but, surprisingly, it works on some occasions.
by Mike Jacob April 1, 2016
HipHop recording artist.
Though the name implies lethargy, Apathy’s work-ethic has been anything but. Many know him as a founding member of The Demigodz crew (which also includes Styles Of Beyond, Celph Titled, 7L & Esoteric and Rise) where he joined the rest of his crew in releasing 2002’s critically acclaimed EP, The Godz Must Be Crazy, (the same EP that led to a major-label bidding war for his services). Furthermore, Apathy has paid his dues with a series of 12’ releases and has also made guest appearances on LP’s from Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda (Fort Minor LP), Sage Francis, Styles Of Beyond, Jedi Mind Tricks, Louis Logic. In addition to having his music appear on the hit TV series CSI: Miami, Ap has also released a series of highly circulated mixtapes; including 2003’ It’s the Bootleg Muthafuckas! Vol.1 and 2004’s ironically entitled Where’s Your Album; which was highlighted by his reworking of Depeche Mode’s “Personal Jesus” and The White Stripes “Seven Nation Army” (“It Takes A Seven Nation Army To Hold Us Back”).
Though the name implies lethargy, Apathy’s work-ethic has been anything but. Many know him as a founding member of The Demigodz crew (which also includes Styles Of Beyond, Celph Titled, 7L & Esoteric and Rise) where he joined the rest of his crew in releasing 2002’s critically acclaimed EP, The Godz Must Be Crazy, (the same EP that led to a major-label bidding war for his services). Furthermore, Apathy has paid his dues with a series of 12’ releases and has also made guest appearances on LP’s from Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda (Fort Minor LP), Sage Francis, Styles Of Beyond, Jedi Mind Tricks, Louis Logic. In addition to having his music appear on the hit TV series CSI: Miami, Ap has also released a series of highly circulated mixtapes; including 2003’ It’s the Bootleg Muthafuckas! Vol.1 and 2004’s ironically entitled Where’s Your Album; which was highlighted by his reworking of Depeche Mode’s “Personal Jesus” and The White Stripes “Seven Nation Army” (“It Takes A Seven Nation Army To Hold Us Back”).
by Mike Jacob August 13, 2006