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"The Icy Hot Stuntaz" were a threesome of "rappers" from Toccoa, Georgia, (pop. >9000) who posted their pics on the legendary Geocities site Icy Hot Stuntazz in 2001.

The members of the group were Ricky Hedd AKA "Blade", Brian Edmonds AKA "Da Flame" and Eric Dean AKA "Freeze."

The site mostly consisted of pictures of the three, posing with fake glimmers on fake bling, and throwing up meaningless gang signs. Mirrors of the site soon appeared all over the internet, sometimes including parodies of their songs, making it difficult to discern which songs were created by the Stuntaz and which were created by those parodying them (Parody mirror).

Aftermath

Although Blade and Freeze left the trio around 2001, Brian Edmonds is still pursuing his music career under then name B-Shoc.

Today, interest in "The Icy Hot Stuntaz" has all but disappered, as can be seen from Google Trends.



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The Icy Hot Stuntaz

The Icy Hot Stuntaz

Updated Dec 15, 2011 at 01:18AM EST by Brad.

Added May 17, 2009 at 02:18PM EDT by Chris Menning.

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About

"The Icy Hot Stuntaz" were a threesome of "rappers" from Toccoa, Georgia, (pop. >9000) who posted their pics on the legendary Geocities site Icy Hot Stuntazz in 2001.

The members of the group were Ricky Hedd AKA "Blade", Brian Edmonds AKA "Da Flame" and Eric Dean AKA "Freeze."

The site mostly consisted of pictures of the three, posing with fake glimmers on fake bling, and throwing up meaningless gang signs. Mirrors of the site soon appeared all over the internet, sometimes including parodies of their songs, making it difficult to discern which songs were created by the Stuntaz and which were created by those parodying them (Parody mirror).

Aftermath

Although Blade and Freeze left the trio around 2001, Brian Edmonds is still pursuing his music career under then name B-Shoc.

Today, interest in "The Icy Hot Stuntaz" has all but disappered, as can be seen from Google Trends.

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Recent Images 11 total



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