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“What hiphop needs more than anything right now is SUBSTANCE” Chris Patrick on the impact his MafiaThon freestyle had on people: “Everybody kept talking about how they lost their grandma to dementia or Alzheimer’s. That really rocked me. I thought it was just me, but people all around the... show more

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