Michael Vampire on Sucking the Life Out of Trolls, Dead Girl's Academy, and Making It In Music

Dead Girl's Academy singer and frontman Michael Vampire joins Bunnie this week to talk about embarrassing first band names, knowing your self worth, how having trolls are a sign of success, and building up his new band after Vampire's Everywhere! They also ponder how Brian Austin Green got with Megan Fox, and Michael's sexy girlfriend Maxine joins in on the fun. Bunnie: www.dumbblondeunrated.com Watch Full Episodes & More: www.dumbblondeunrated.com Michael: IG | YouTube Dead Girl's Academy: IG "I get trolled all the time. Some days it's like WTF? Other days it's like, obviously I made it." - Bunnie "If you aren't hated, you obviously achieved success." - Rob Zombie "Everyone wants to be an alpha, until it's time to do alpha sh*t." - Bunnie

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