so you think you can rap

For the first time EVER, Brooks Law Group is reaching out to the public to create a catchy rap jingle for the firm AND offering $1000 cash to the winner!

Criteria:

  • Video must be under 2:00 minutes long
  • Video Must Include:
    • Appropriate Language (nothing crude, vulgar or explicit)
    • Salesmanship (cannot say we are the best or experts- compliant with FL Bar Advertising Regulations)
    • Informative of BLG
    • Catchy
    • Our phone number (1-800-LAW-3030)

Timeline:

  • August 18, 2017 – Submissions Open
  • October 15th – Submissions Close
  • November 22nd (day before Thanksgiving- just in time for Black Friday) – Announce Winner

Do You Think You Have A Shot At The $1000 Cash?!

Sent your video and lyrics along with your Name and Contact Information to [email protected].

Want To Generate Votes?

Share this page on your social media accounts!

Here to vote for your friends and family?

Send us an email with the contestants name to [email protected].

Entry Rules:

  • Brooks Law Group has the right to disqualify any video content that does not meet criteria.
  • Winner of this contest will be required sign a release, giving Brooks Law Group full rights to music, lyrics, and voice on the video.
  • Winner may also be required to make slight changes to video as Brooks Law Group sees fit
  • Contestants will need to have at least 200 Votes to qualify for the winning circle.
  • Your submission must be 100% original material and shall not infringe upon any third party copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property rights

Steve was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. As was the practice for new doctors his father worked day and night during his medical residency at Charity Hospital there. Steve comes from a long line of doctors. His father, his grandfather, his great grandfather, even two uncles were all specialists and/or surgeons in their chosen medical specialties, including internal medicine specialist, obstetrics / gynecology, neurosurgery and general practice / surgery. His great-great grandfather was the Surgeon General of Ohio during the Civil War.