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Bruk Up: Poba and Rain | Five-Borough Freestyle
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April 13, 2015
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2:00Now PlayingShawn (P.O.B.A.) Theagene and Justin (Rain) Quinones, founding members of the Bed-Stuy Veterans, a Brooklyn-based dance crew, are at the forefront of the culture of Bruk Up, a style that bridges Jamaican dancehall and hip hop.
Music: The "Matlock" theme song, by Dick DeBenedictis, remixed by Marcus Moore, TMP
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Bruk Up: Poba and Rain | Five-Borough Freestyle
Producer: Sky Dylan-Robbins
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