Mixtape is a Revival of the '90s Punk Music Style
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# Translation Dazril and Gia's love is hindered because of Gia's mother, Dr Suraya. Dr Suraya thinks Dazril is not worthy of her daughter because the man's job is only selling traditional herbal remedies. Dazril feels challenged by Dr Suraya's words and turns the accusation into motivation for him to work harder. Dazril wants to prove to Dr Suraya that he is worthy of having Gia's heart. When he learns of Dr Suraya's response, Dazril the herbal remedy businessman feels very sad and complains to his grandmother. Dazril is surprised when his grandmother only smiles. It turns out his grandmother wants to marry again. Dazril is shocked when Opah tells him that his future grandfather is still young, only in his early 40s, and Opah appears very happy. When Dazril is at the coffee shop, he overhears several people gossiping about Opah. Dazril is unhappy with their words. Opah finally marries Akram at a small ceremony.
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# Translation Dazril and Gia's love is hindered because of Gia's mother, Dr Suraya. Dr Suraya thinks Dazril is not worthy of her daughter because the man's job is only selling traditional herbal remedies. Dazril feels challenged by Dr Suraya's words and turns the accusation into motivation for him to work harder. Dazril wants to prove to Dr Suraya that he is worthy of having Gia's heart. When he learns of Dr Suraya's response, Dazril the herbal remedy businessman feels very sad and complains to his grandmother. Dazril is surprised when his grandmother only smiles. It turns out his grandmother wants to marry again. Dazril is shocked when Opah tells him that his future grandfather is still young, only in his early 40s, and Opah appears very happy. When Dazril is at the coffee shop, he overhears several people gossiping about Opah. Dazril is unhappy with their words. Opah finally marries Akram at a small ceremony.
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