Everett Bradley

Actor
Music Department
Soundtrack

He does a show each year about Christmas and funk. He is known as Papadelic. He adorns his famous light up Afro, which is considered the sexiest thing ever in many cultures. Santa bring the funk is one of his best songs. He is famous for Naativitay and Holadelic, his two famous hip hop funk and Christmas songs.

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Known for

Sonic Adventure 2

8.1

Video Game

Music Department

2001

Um Jammer Lammy

7.5

Video Game

Paul Chuck(voice, as Everette Bradley)

1999

Blind

5.8

Band Mate #2

2016

Live from Daryl's House: A New Year's Eve Special

8.4

TV Special

Music Department

2010

Credits

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Actor

Bon Jovi: Legendary
8.6
Music Video
- Everett Bradley
- 2024
Blind
5.8
- Band Mate #2
- 2016
Um Jammer Lammy
7.5
Video Game
- Paul Chuck (voice, as Everette Bradley)
- 1999
Brooms
7.1
Short
- Leader of the Opposition
- 1996

Music Department

Soundtrack

Sonic Forces
5.4
Video Game
- performer: "Supporting Me for Virtual Reality", "Rhythm and Balance for Eggman Facility"
- 2017
Sonic Generations
7.9
Video Game
- performer: "For True Story", "Supporting Me"
- 2011
Sonic Adventure 2: Battle
8.5
Video Game
- performer: "Throw it All Away" (Theme of Shadow), "Supporting Me" (Theme of the Biolizard), "For True Story", "Rhythm and Balance", "The Supernatural"
- 2001
Sonic Adventure 2
8.1
Video Game
- performer: "Throw it All Away" (Theme of Shadow), "Supporting Me" (Theme of the Biolizard), "For True Story", "Rhythm and Balance", "The Supernatural"
- 2001
Um Jammer Lammy
7.5
Video Game
- performer: "Power Off, Power On", "Power Off, Power On! (PaRappa's Version)"
- 1999

Personal details

Alternative name
- Everette Bradley
Born
- March 16, 1963
- Greenwood, South Carolina, USA
Other works
He choreographed and acted in the revue, "Vices," at the Vices Productions Company in Chicago, Illinois. The revue was written by E. Bradley, S. Draus, Michael Heitzman, and I. Reid. The cast included Keely Vasquez. Arielle Tepper was producer. Susan Draus was musical director Michael Heitzman (director).