Gretchen Bleiler is recognized as one of the dominant extreme sports athletes today. From winter X-games, to U.S. open and a variety of snowboard tournament across the globe, she later become evidently popularized in the snowboarding world, garnering dozens of achievements to line up at the trophy room inside her house.

Her overflowing enthusiasm to compete in glacial loop and off it has pave its way to her glory in the multimedia publications such as FHM, Sports Illustrated, Discovery Girls and the likes. She then ultimately became exposed in the media world, Access Hollywood, Tonight Show with David Leno and Cold Pizza were the few to mention of national TV programs that lined up to interview her, up to close and personal.

Bleiler was also endorsed different sportswear advertisements for Oakley and K2. In 2004, ESPN featured her for special TV ads to the forthcoming annual winter X-games; she was later on featured in different Olympic ads to sponsor the 2006 Olympic Games.

With a few photo shoot and national TV interviews here and there, Bleiler’s recognition sky-rockets not only at the halfpipe, but also her wallet. In 2008, Forbes Magazine made a review and composed a list of highest-paid extreme sport athletes and Gretchen was hailed as one of the list as the top highest-paid female snowboarders, netting $750,000 yearly.

By the time she was 24, Bleiler’s contribution in the media flourished, presenting her with different awards. She was one of the nominees for the 2004 Laureus “Female Action Sports Athlete” award and the winner of the Transworld 2004 Reader’s Choice award.

Molly Jenson was influenced by the 80’s folk/indie genre that’s why she is now considered as one of the gifted singer to-date. By the time her popularity is making a buzz in the music scene, Greg Laswell, a distinguished songwriter and producer come up to her and decided to team up with Jenson to make her music more fitting for the audiences. Ever since Jenson began her career performing in numerous music events during the span of 2000-2001, she sooner or later became widely known to the youth, which led her to walk off with the 2007 San Diego Award for the best acoustic act. In the concluding year, Jenson was chosen in the same awarding ceremonies as one of the “best pop” artist.

Because of this, Jenson’s song was progressively acknowledged by people, because of her lyrics that factually involves her own occurrence in life, whether it may be hardship in life, love and hate relationships, success and glory, in all summed up to be that her lyrics entails more than entertaining the people, but also moving them, that there is more than failures in life, but success and happiness. Also, Jenson’s coziness to her fans while performing is unlike than some other artists. She isn’t afraid to toss around a joke or two, making her fans feel that though all her promising career and achieving stardom doesn’t need a barrier to separate it to them.

Still pursuing her success in the music scene, Jenson was chosen in 2007 by Vogue Magazine as one of the best three artists in MySpace. Earlier this year, Jenson made a record deal with Mark Joseph, a producer in Bully!Pulpit/Nettwerk Music Group. Molly Jenson’s lyrics captivated the sufferings of other people by expressing it throughout her personal extraordinary experience in life.

William Adams is a prime exemplar of an artist with an unruly compassion to wobble the status quo in the course of his tune; he is also recognized as Black Eyed Peas’ front man Will.I.Am. This Grammy and Emmy award-winning singer painted a landscape for transformation-driven songs and artists to have a place in the industry. He has not only sold a million records, but also helped raise awareness about relevant issues regarding politics, poverty, and inequality. Will uses his music as an instrument to rally support for highly important charitable causes in the world.

The world first noticed Jamaican-American rapper and producer Will.i.am, when the RnB group he is fronting, Black Eyed Peas, came out as one of the most successful hip hop act of 2003. While his group started ascending the Billboard charts, Will produced and composed songs for other artists, and helped helm the careers of today’s most famous singers and acts. Despite basking in worldwide fame and music success, Will.i.am still opted to heed the call of altruism by joining the bandwagon of artists such as U2’s frontman, Bono, and REM’s lead singer, Michael Stripe in their humanitarian projects.

January 2008 marked Will.i.am’s strong political advocacy when he wrote and produced the song, “Yes, We Can”, to support the first African-American President of the US, President Barrack Obama. The song’s words were based on Barrack Obama’s inauguration speech, emphasizing the message of unity and oneness of the American people amidst the crisis that the country is experiencing. According to Will himself, he was so moved by the speech that it inspired him to change himself to better the world. That was when he decided to make Obama’s speech into a song.

 The song spoke not only to the American populace, but to people all over the world. It was so powerful that when the time came for Will.i.am to produce a video for the song, a bevy of the most famous actors, singers and Hollywood personalities agreed to take part in the project like Scarlette Johansson, Kate Walsh, Adam Rodriguez, Kelly Hu, and Nicole Scherzinger. Jesse Dylan directed the said song’s video, which revolved around concept of shaking people’s indifference and convincing them to take part in changing the course of the country.

More than being an artist, Will.i.am is a prime mover of transformation. Through his interest in a significant scheme, he was able to demonstrate how music can touch people’s life to become a better person.