Alison Gold

Vocalist Alison Platinum became an online celebrity overnight in nov 2013 when her music “Chinese language Meals,” a dance-friendly ditty about the joys of eggs rolls, fried grain, and chow mein, racked up over 12 million sights about YouTube within 3 weeks to be posted. Created in Fairfax, Virginia on, may 9, 2002, Platinum describes herself like a “vocalist, dancer, and professional” on her behalf Twitter web page, but her profession was not very much to speak about until 2012, when she partnered with songwriter and manufacturer Patrice Wilson, the person behind Rebecca Black’s viral video feeling “Fri.” Along with a video offering Gold enjoying meals at a Chinese language restaurant and acquiring buddies using a panda who actually is Wilson within a outfit, “Chinese language Food” shortly became an internet sensation of its, while some in the mass media criticized the video because of its use of specific Asian stereotypes. Regardless of the flap, “Chinese language Food” increased to 29 in the Billboard singles graphs, based almost solely on YouTube play. Three weeks after “Chinese language Food” hit, Silver and Wilson slipped their follow-up on YouTube, a lovelorn pop amount known as “ABCDEF.”