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6 Brothaz in a Cadillac (2006)
6 freestyle rappers run into a various bunch of characters while en-route to a battle royal competition. While on their journey they come to some serious realizations about their common overuse of the "N" word.
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6 freestyle rappers run into a various bunch of characters while en-route to a battle royal competition. While on their journey they come to some serious realizations about their common overuse of the "N" word.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:11/7/2006
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