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An already down and out Rapper wanna be in his 20's has lost all hopes of ever becoming a household name. Having never taken off on his own native country where his home language and culture seems to be waning, he goes on to Bomb on stage in a Dutch speaking country where he thought his language will give him an advantage as its close to the one spoken there.
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An already down and out Rapper wanna be in his 20's has lost all hopes of ever becoming a household name. Having never taken off on his own native country where his home language and culture seems to be waning, he goes on to Bomb on stage in a Dutch speaking country where he thought his language will give him an advantage as its close to the one spoken there.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Fantasy
Written By:Marinus Gubitz, Rorisang Motuba
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Runtime:72 minutes
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