Disney30 host Jeremy Shum who is renowned for his radio shock jock role, has decided to make most of his recent publicity by launching a “biggest poster campaign” to make him the world’s “biggest teen popstar” through his books, CDs, and DVDs, before the age of 20, which he asks to post it on “every corner, on every block, on street”. After all, you’ve got one opportunity in life, so why not help Jeremy transform his dream into tomorrow’s reality?

The audio file, which has been made into a YouTUbe video by fans, includes a video excerpt of ON THE LINE, which Jeremy directly refers to. Shum provides an overview of the movie to those who haven’t watched it, in that it is about a guy named Kevin, who meets a girl on the L, but “misses” that one opportunity. He tries to catch that one opportunity, and does so in the biggest poster campaign ever, and encourages his fans to do so similarly.

The star, who is famous for his popular, but controversial songs “Step Up 2 Miley” and “Marry Me Krystal”, has denied attempting to reach a record in the World Guiness Book of Records, but it looks as if though if the starlet has his way and the campaign follows through, it will indeed make it in as the World’s “Biggest Poster Campaign” ever.

Michael Craig Low, better known as Lowie’s Hot30 Countdown, has been targetted by Disney30 DJ Jeremy Shum, stating the competitor’s show “sucks in comparison”, despite not stating reasons supporting its claims. Since the demise of the Lowie brand, it is unsure if Michael Low will take any legal action. Legal experts however, vehemently deny Lowie is “likely” to take any action, since Jeremy is only realy targetting a “defunct” brand.

However, this seems to be a possibility for raising publicity for both Lowie and Jeremy. Only time will tell how the ex-DJ Michael Low may respond.

Disney30 Countdown host Jeremy Shum has admitted he is “unrepentant” for a leaked song titled “Marry Me Krystal” in which he asks the CCM (Christian Contemporary Music, also known as Christian pop) Artist to marry him, shortly before soliciting sex with her, which some journalists stated was somewhat “sadochamistic”.

The “sadochamistic” claims derive from the host’s request to “tap [her] ass” and “smack [her] in the way [she] want[s]“, asking her to “be [his] b****”.

The star admits having to use “Corey Worthington sunglasses” to shield media, and despite being asked repeatedly by media to apologize, denied to do so, with his sunglasses off.

Legal experts stated it was “unlikely” any criminal or civil action could be taken against the star, despite the rather sexually provocative video has been viewed by his predominantly-teenaged audience, with YouTube seemingly denying to take action. Family support groups who have approached Police have only met dissapointment.

Other analysts however, state the video however, has already taken precautions, such as bleeping the “b****” word, which is an example of “responsible decision-making”, and refer to Jeremy’s comments that he only “pretends” to be bad, but isn’t “innately evil”.

Disney30 DJ Jeremy Shum has stayed silence about receiving “death threats” as parents rage against the teenager’s rebellious image which is attracting hordes of young people to give him “respect”. Such respect wasn’t shown by the wider community, as he was nick-named the Christian “Corey Worthington”, for not staying in line with music that was “proper” and “gentleman-like”, with something less “confronting”, as some journalists put it.

Worthington was featured in Big Brother 2008, and received royalties for his feature in radio and television interviews, as well as, as a host, and disk jock.

In his last interview, Shum was “unrepentant” stating the occassion for the song was a “radio jingle”, and despite included references to “tapping that ass” and a somewhat sadochamistic “smack[ing]“, didn’t in any way suggest or encourage sexual relations before marriage, which, like co-stars Miley Cyrus, Joe Jonas, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, Jesse McCartney, and Jessica Simpson: something he still holds strongly to.

Radio shock jock Jeremy Shum is under serious strife for his new song “Marry Me Krystal” in which he randomly proposes to CCM artist Krystal Meyers, who is currently in a relatinoship with another boy, for “marriage”.

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Krystal,

Wouldn’t you love me?

If I was to ask you on a date with only me?

Krystal,

Let’s go now and get married.

I’m one of ‘em those Christian bad boys who really can’t sing.

Let me know

If you can go

We can have some kids

You can be my b***h

[Chorus]

I would treat you really nicely

Only smack you

In the way you want

It won’t be forgot

It will be just you and me and-

Tapping that ass

That would be radd

Come from above

Give me a call

This can be more.

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Krystal Meyers’ PR management has not responded to media claims, and Jeremy Shum was under cover as the controversial stars, who has been linked with the likes of Corey Worthington (also known as Corey Delaney), for his well known teenage rudeness, received death threats.

The star, who has publicly stated that he is Christian, couldn’t be reached for media comment, but is seemingly sticking with the inherently “bad boy” image product placement.

Following the release of a YouTube video which stated Disney Channel star saying “We love Jesus. He died for our Sin. That’s how awesome he is. Jesus “woxs”. That’s the reason we do what we do. I sing, dance, and act for Jesus. And now that I think about it, I do everything for Jesus. We’re all about it.”, several major shareholders of Disney Corporation have threatened to sell their stock, which, under the volatility of the stock market, could see an eventual collapse of Disney Corporation.

Family groups however, were quick to defend the actions of Disney30 host Jeremy Shum, and Disney’s Miley Cyrus, who teamed up in the creation of the “Accept Jesus Christ As Lord” Video, stating that the “private” lives of the stars should stay that way, and were none of the business of “manipulative” shareholders.

Jesse McCartney, Demi Lovato, Jonas Brothers, and Selena Gomez, seemingly the new “front-line” Disney face, are a few of the other Disney stars who have also publicly stated their Christendom.

Disney Channel has not yet officially responded to the media outburst.

Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus and Disney30 Countdown Jeremy Shum are one of various Disney Channel Teens who are evangelizing Jesus to the Nations, through their influence.

In a persuasive emotional YouTube video that was released widely, the subtitles are:

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You go through life and you start to realize that life isn’t just about the now. There’s something more to it. This is what Miley Cyrus said.

‘ We love Jesus. He died for our Sin. That’s how awesome he is. Jesus “woxs”. That’s the reason we do what we do. I sing, dance, and act for Jesus. And now that I think about it, I do everything for Jesus. We’re all about it. ‘

If you want to accept Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior. Repeat these words after me: JESUS IS LORD! And beleive in your heart, that that is indeed the truth… AND YOU WILL BE SAVED!

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The Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato, and Selena Gomez, have also done similarly through a new fad known as “purity rings” which is a promise to God that they will keep themselves sexually pure until marriage.

This however, has not come without controversy, with Miley Cyrus’ Church The Peoples Church in Nashville, Tennessee, remaining quiet about the star’s private life back in her Church days, after apparent “leaked photos” that were a little too revealing to remain unembarassed, and a string of “leaked videos” by Disney model Jeremy Shum where phrases such as “kick some ass”, not to mention “tappin’ that ass”, “you can be my b***h”, and “smack you in the way you want” in videos which solicit random popstars for marriage, and of course the video where Jeremy Shum admits having pre-marital sexual intercourse with Miley Cyrus when they were “aged thirteen”.

In a new YouTube video that has leaked Miley Cyrus’ iPhone, the song goes:

The only reason why this song is in the Top 30 is cuz it’s written by a girl, who did it at 13. She was awesome, but we copped it, since she turned age 19, cuz she’s now a star

Oh I’m not coming back

Oh why?

We’re taking seven steps

Why can’t you see that there’s a “you and me”

 

Your game, you’ll change, you’re insecure

You love me, you like her

[Continue Chorus from 7 Things]

In this song, Disney30 Countdown DJ Jeremy Shum admits he and Smilers “did it at 13″ stating she was “awesome”, but they “copped it”, since she’s now a star, and he begs her to come back.

Neither Jeremy Shum nor Miley Cyrus responded to media claims.

Cyrus, who attended the Peoples Church in Nashville Tennessee, and Disney model Jeremy Shum, are both “Christian”, and state that Jesus “woxs”.