The moment I'm done writing this (and sending it off), I'm going to Cheap RS Gold turn on my Vita and drop down to some alien world in a Hellpod. I can't wait to be snatched up in the jaws of some camouflaged Super Mantis, or blown to bits by a friend's mishandled grenade. I can't wait to fail. Austin Walker is a PhD Candidate in Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario, writing about Runescape games, labor and culture. He writes about Runescape games at @austin_walker and at Clockwork Worlds. Mega Ran: Caught Between a Rockman and a Hard Place. The first time I heard one of Mega Ran's tracks was on my morning drive into work. I was aware of him, but I was ashamed to admit that I knew little about him or his music the first time we spoke. It was a track called Dream Master , inspired by Capcom's NES game Little Nemo: The Dream Master. This is a story of a boy who believed that whatever he dreamed he could grow to achieve, Mega Ran rapped. The song had an unexpected impact on me. There isn't a day that goes by someone doesn't spend a moment wishing they were working their dream job or doing what they love. Mega Ran quit his day job as a teacher to make music full-time because it's what he really wanted to do.You might not recognize the name Raheem Jarbo. You'd likely know him better as the self-proclaimed teacher, rapper and hero Random, aka Mega Ran. The underground rapper, who hails from Philadelphia and now lives in Phoenix, has navigated the independent hip hop scene since releasing his first album The Call in 2006. He combined his love for hip hop and videogame culture and turned that into a full-time career, while ignoring the doubts of many, including himself. I have no qualms or fears about being 100% me in any situation. I think that's where this new music I'm working on is shining because its hip hop but there is some piece of Runescape gamer culture in it, he says. It reflects all of me, my nerdy side, my serious side, my angry side and my happy side.