Put That Black Guy on Glee
May 18, 2011
Justin Bieber. Antoine Dodson. They have one thing in common. Their careers were catapulted by the "broadcast yourself" internet media - YouTube.
The same may happen for Todrick Hall, an independent performer whose biggest dream is to be cast as the first African-American male ensemble member on the widely popular TV show Glee. Hall has traveled the world as a featured performer for cruise ships, Disney Land and Disney World, and even performed in High School Musical 2. But, his greatest success will be if Ryan Murphy, creator of Fox's Glee, chooses him for the token role.
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