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Vancouver's bbno$ secures himself sainthood status with Baby's Bonanza announcement for Malkin Bowl | Georgia Straight Vancouver's source for arts, culture, and events - Vimarsana News

Vancouver's bbno$ secures himself sainthood status with Baby's Bonanza announcement for Malkin Bowl | Georgia Straight Vancouver's source for arts, culture, and events

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Canadian rapper goes viral over very NSFW LGBTQ+ slang lyic - Vimarsana News

Canadian rapper goes viral over very NSFW LGBTQ+ slang lyic

A Canadian rapper has thrown his fans a little bit (to say the least) by including an explicit piece of LGBTQ+ slang in his latest track.

Social Media Goes Wild for Rapper's Lines About Switching to 'Bussy' and Making That 'K Pop' - Vimarsana News

Social Media Goes Wild for Rapper's Lines About Switching to 'Bussy' and Making That 'K Pop'

Although Canadian rapper Eric Reprid might not know what "bussy" means, his clever line nabbed him some new fans on social media.

Canada rapper goes viral for new song with LGBTQ+ slang - Vimarsana News

Canada rapper goes viral for new song with LGBTQ+ slang

A Canada-based rapper has sparked controversy over the lyrics of his recently released track. How it started: To promote his new song “Suki,” Eric Reprid uploaded a short clip of himself performing parts of it on Instagram. The video, which has since been reposted on other social media platforms, shows the 25-year-old rapper eating ramen while singing into a ceiling microphone.

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K-hip-hop touches down in Kansas - Vimarsana News

K-hip-hop touches down in Kansas

Fans of Korean and Korean-American music in the Midwest may no longer have to travel long distances for shows, thanks to a Kansas City community radio host.