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Hi friends! It's been a minute since i've posted a video but here it is! I've learned a lot in the last few months, and honestly I wouldn't have been able to grow if it weren't for my team. When I heard this song and heard that one specific lyric, I knew I wanted to get down with my teammates on this one and this is what came out! I also wanted to finally try a rap/hard hitting/explicit and profane song even though I was/am always scared to do so. Sorry for all the profanity and stuff too... I'm not usually one to dance to such vulgarity hahaha...

This is probably my most thought-out video so far in terms of effort, so hopefully you guys enjoy it and catch on with the concepts and word play I was attempting to mess with. Since it did take so much time and effort to put together I want to thank my super talented and amazing teammates for being down to help me out with it! Okay, I'm prolly talking too much hahaha. Hope you enjoy!

Dancers:
TJ Andaya
Russell Banzon
Mel Batesting
Bernie Bernacer
Jolo Cabrera
Gigi del Rosario
Johnathan Shay
Nicole Valle

For booking: cbanaga@scu.edu

A huge thank you to Ian Teraoka for filming and editing this amazingly. Check him out, he's dope!

Song: "Yellow Tape" - Lil' Wayne, Fat Joe, A$AP Rocky, & French Montana

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