MC Lars discography
American rapper discography
The discography of MC Lars, an American musician and producer from Oakland, California, consists of five studio albums, seven compilation albums/mixtapes, six extended plays, two books, and twenty-seven music videos; as well as various appearances, collaborations and remixes.
Studio albums
EPs
Collaborative releases
Compilations and mixtapes
Instrumental releases
Demos
Compilation appearances
DVDs
Books
Music videos
From The Laptop EP
"iGeneration", directed by Stewart Hendler
"Signing Emo", directed by Kurt St. Thomas
From The Graduate
"Download This Song" (feat. Jaret Reddick), directed by Frank Borin
"Ahab", directed by Sean Donnelly
From The Digital Gangster LP (with YTCracker)
"Manifest Destiny", directed by Irina Slutsky
"MC Lars's Facebook Friend Count > Your Facebook Friend Count", directed by Timothy Thompson
From This Gigantic Robot Kills
"Hipster Girl", directed by Michael Licisyn
"White Kids Aren't Hyphy", directed by Odin Wadleigh & Timothy Thompson
"Guitar Hero Hero (Beating Guitar Hero Does Not Make You Slash)" (feat. Parry Gripp & Paul Gilbert), directed by Sean Donnelly
"This Gigantic Robot Kills" (feat. the MC Bat Commander & Suburban Legends), directed by Timothy Thompson
"True Player for Real" (feat. "Weird Al" Yankovic & Wheatus), directed by Richard Barham
"Twenty-Three" (feat. Amie Miriello & James Bourne), directed by Heath Balderston
From Single and Famous (with K.Flay)
"Single and Famous", directed by Timothy Thompson
From Lars Attacks!
"Lars Attacks!", directed by Timothy Thompson
From The Edgar Allan Poe EP
"Flow Like Poe", directed by Sean Donelly
From The Zombie Dinosaur LP
"Dragon Blood" (feat. Monte Pittman), directed by Brosis
"The Ballad of Hans Moleman", directed by Marianne Harris
"Triforce", directed by Odlin Wadleigh
"Never Afraid" (feat.
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