Meet France's Toughest Rappers (Part 1/3)
September 28, 2012
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9:27Now PlayingMeet France's Toughest Rappers (Part 1/3)
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as posted by the channelCleo Le-Tan heads to the suburban ghetto (banlieue) outside of Paris to smoke some weed with French rapper, Byron, who's starred in videos by Romain Gavras. She then visits the rap group La Comera in their neighborhood and learns to drive, sort of.
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Pour son premier jour en banlieue, Cléo donne rendez-vous à Byron, légende des Bosquets et ancien de La Basskourr à Clichy-sous-Bois, en Seine-Saint-Denis. En fumant joint sur joint, Byron dresse un état des lieux de la banlieue nord parisienne post-émeutes de 2006. Plus tard, Cléo rejoint les mecs de La Comera en banlieue sud, à La Grande Borne, Grigny. Après avoir discuté avec Tony et les kids du quartier, elle apprend à conduire une BMW tandis que son instructeur la drague lourdement. En fin de journée, La Comera et leurs potes nous invitent chez eux pour une démonstration de rap sudiste sur du Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.
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