True Life: I'm Kayvon Zand

Sometimes it doesnt make sense to me when people hate on other people for certain things yet they do the exact same damn thing themselves. Take for instance the bashing people take on here for being different or for just having a damn oppinion. I hate to break the news to the "perfect" people but not everyone is the same in this world in case you did'nt notice. Maybe some of the conceited people on here would know that if they pulled their head out of there asses. I saw a hate note today directed towards me that set me off and I just thought I'd let you people in on it. I'm sorry people like me for who I am and what I stand for. I'm sorry I'm a sucessful model and artist. If the "perfect" people cant  handle that then tough shit to them. I did'nt come to this site to get famous. I'm already there! I came here to meet new friends and chat. I think I have noted every person that has commented me and thats not easy considering the load of work I do a day. I don't kiss ass to anyone. I'm myself. You don't like me stay the hell off my page. I think people should just mind their own business and let people be the person they are. If "these" people I'm talking about have a life and freinds of their own why do they bother trying to trash other people. All I got to say to them is KARMA IS A BITCH... So tell me people should we be ourselves or not? Or should we conform into all the same dull assholes that think they are the cat's meow...I wanna know now!!!!!!!!!!!! `kV




And btw this is not to anyone on my friends list. You guys are amazing and I love each and every one of you for your support and friendship..Soo lemme hear from feedback on this....THANKS ;]

If you have never been to one of my STICKAM shows your missing some serious funny shit. I have posted a few videos I recorded when I was live on here already. My shows are NEVER the same. Boring they sure as hell are not. I enjoy entertaining my friends and making people laugh. I love to prank call people who are friends or family or enemies of people in my room. I love to freestyle sing and I also like to dance and act a fool. I invite all of you to come check out my show sometime. When I go live I will post it in bulletin on here so you know. I go on randomly alot. I have a new EP coming out soon and I sometimes give my peeps a special preview of my songs. I also sing them live too when I'm in the mood. My link to my stickam page is( http://www.stickam.com/kayvon). I hope you come and join me whenever you can. We will have a great time. So get your asses in my room and let's get crunk....bitches!!!!!!

This is just some of my peeps doing the Kayvon sign..lol So I hope to see all of you on webcam soon. Thanks for all your support and acceptance since I joined Buzznet.
-kV

The US’s recent mega-sale of arms to Saudi Arabia seems to have made the whispers of bombing Iran grow louder, but so have Iranian-Americans in their pursuance of the “American Dream”. Realizing the trance of opportunity and freedom that brought them to the US in the first place, Iranian-Americans are arriving on a multitude of industries with great amplitude. Kayvon Zand, a surging model, musician, and promising supplementary to the eruption of current young Iranian-American artists making a name in their niche, is a witty superstar in the making. With his bewitching lucent-azure eyes and original style, Kayvon should be on everyone’s watch list. We had the exclusive pleasure to interview the inevitable heavy-weight in New York’s finest fashion circles and self-declared “Supermodel Terrorist” recently for your enjoyment. Click here to listen to a sample of his new track ‘Push It’.

 

 

Sanaz Khalaj: Where were you born?

Kayvon Zand: Good ole Wilmington, NC

SJ: Music, acting, or modeling - which is your biggest passion?

KZ: Well music was my first language.  I knew how to play before I could
speak, so there is definitely a connection with my soul and harmony.
Although, I am a renaissance man, I love art in all forms.

SJ: Have you worked with any Iranian designers, like Hushi from "Michael &
Hushi" or Pegah Anvarian, as a model?

KZ: I started modeling in Europe and that is where I reached the climax in
my modeling career to date.  I did not have the opportunity at the time
to work with them, although, I have worked with Nima Behnoud here in
NYC.


SJ: Were you musical from an early age?

 

KZ: Again, first language ;)

SJ: Who is your favorite designer and why?

 

KZ: To be honest I do not follow brands or names.  People on the street inspire me.  So I would say NYC scene kids are amongst my favorite designers because they make everything from head to toe they are wearing.  Not for everyone, but true self expression.


SJ: Who is your favorite musician and why?

KZ: I actually am I big fan of Javad Maroofi.  I grew up mimicking his
compositions.  Rachmaninoff is another legend right next to Dave Gohan
of Depeche mode.  I love music that speaks from melody, not necessarily
words.


SJ: Who is your favorite actor?

KZ: Johnny Depp is just cool.  His darkness and choice of roles appeal to me.


SJ: Who do you consider an inspiration or role model?

KZ: Hmm, this is kind of tricky.  Everyday someone inspires me.  I cant
imagine having one person as inspiration, that would make me a copy
cat, lol.  Everyone is an inspiration whether it be dark or light.  The
past has inspired me to move forward if anything.


SJ: What do you think of the new-generation of Iranian-American musicians; i.e. Deep Dish?