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The Story of 'Miss Thang' (2020)

For the 25th Anniversary of her debut album 'MISS THANG' Monica reflects on 25 memorable clips, as well as highlights how starting in the trenches inspired her new music.
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For the 25th Anniversary of her debut album 'MISS THANG' Monica reflects on 25 memorable clips, as well as highlights how starting in the trenches inspired her new music.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Grant Weinraub
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In Theaters:7/20/2020
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Runtime:58 minutes
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