He’s done it again!   All Eyes on Bill Zucker

Bill Zucker, the creator of the Tarp Song, the world famous video parody of the U.S. Government’s bailout that was seen on CNBC, FOX, VH1, MSNBC, etc. has done it again with the brand new “Twitter Song” video about the growing  real life computer addiction of Twitter, Myspace, and Facebook.

The day of its release “The Twitter Song” caught the attention of Twitter King Ashton Kutcher who immediately notified his followers of the video’s release and started a poll on his Twitter profile asking his followers if they related to the song . The buzz seems to just keep growing around the internet and people are saying The Twitter Song/Video is the one of the funniest and wittiest music videos currently on YouTube. The Video has also received thumbs up from Warren Sapp, Super Bowl winner and most recently in Dancing with the Stars. Watch this video go viral.

The video includes cameos by both Scott Baio and Lydia Cornell from TV’s Too close for comfort and Curb your enthusiasm and also includes footage of SWAT team and Firefighter paramedics. Bill not only wrote and produced the Twitter Song and Video; he plays all the musical instruments and sings all vocals

Bill started his musical journey very young and eventually headed to Boston to attend Berklee College of Music where he studied a variety of musical techniques.  He then moved to Los Angeles and worked for NBC on the production staff of The Steve Allen Comedy Hour and Barbara Mandrell Show. He then went on to co write music with Ron Fair who is currently CEO of Geffen Universal Music, producer of Christina Aguilera and The Pussycat Dolls to name a few. Billboard magazine said Bill Zucker is one of the hottest independent artists of our time.

Bill currently lives in South Florida and in addition to his video and music parodies he is also a serious music composer with songs ranging from alternative rock to country. He plans on releasing a 12 song CD (www.reverbnation.com/billzucker) of his original music and is seeking representation and a record deal.