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Karpe: Ferdig, men ikke kom og tørk
After 365 concerts straight, national treasure and rap group Karpe scramble to find their next project within their next deadline. What will happen at 4PM on Monday?
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After 365 concerts straight, national treasure and rap group Karpe scramble to find their next project within their next deadline. What will happen at 4PM on Monday?
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Written By:Jon Sindre Fjellvang, Kolbjørn Haugen, Albert Holskjær
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