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In VRBubba's Day (2025)
This is a short film about rapper VRBubba and his clique seeking retribution after a friend gets set up and put in jail by a rival gang. After recording a diss track, he shoots a music video on the way to murder the opposition.
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This is a short film about rapper VRBubba and his clique seeking retribution after a friend gets set up and put in jail by a rival gang. After recording a diss track, he shoots a music video on the way to murder the opposition.
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Written By:Michael Louis Hassiepen
In Theaters:5/16/2025
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