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Microsoft exec raps with Too Short

Oct 16, 2012, 10:16 AM | Updated: Oct 11, 2024, 1:03 pm

What do some Microsoft execs do to blow off steam?

Some get on stage with rap stars like Too Short. TMZ has released video of Michael Angiulo’s 40th birthday bash at a Seattle club where he drops too many F-bombs and N-words to count.

TMZ says Angiulo is “responsible for the product planning input that drives the vision process for Windows Live and Windows Internet Explorer.”

Angiulo’s wife reportedly paid $25,000 for the rapper to appear.

Ross and Burbank host Luke says, the song they rapped on stage is about one man “spending time with two ladies.”

Angiulo apparently nailed every graphic lyric.

While the lyrics may be shocking to those unfamiliar with Too Short, Luke is more surprised his wife allowed him to rap that particular song.

“She was just taking it in the jocular spirit in which it was intended,” Dave explains.

Shockingly, Microsoft has not commented.

KIRO Radio reporter Chris Sullivan contributed to this story.

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