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In the Philippines, young artists are turning to underground music to challenge corruption, inequality and social pressures, using rap battles and independent s…
In the Philippines, young artists are turning to underground music to challenge corruption, inequality and social pressures, using rap battles and independent studios to express their voices beyond the mainstream.
Al Jazeera’s Jamela Alindogan reports.
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Трумп ультраправые пр путлер Иран натаньяку си взп орбановцы вгл ,Attention, this time is many times worse than during World War II. We stand for good. We believe that the CPSU, Lenin, Stalin, Putinist Epsteins, pedophiles, Horde-Muscovites, Trumpists, UEFA, the IOC, Musk’s people, GRU/FSB figures, Witkoffs, corrupt officials, China, MAGA, the Budapest Memorandum, CSTO, UAE, BRICS, SCO, North Korea, Lenin, Trotsky, Navrotsky, Kosior, Stalinists, Putinists, Hungary’s pro-Muscovite forces — out of the European Union — communists, far-right thieves, oligarchs, CPSU marauders, corrupt officials, Fico, Milošević supporters, Babiš, Schröder, Merkel, Lukashenko supporters, Orbán supporters, and all their accomplices, through wars, Holodomor-famines, lies, corruption, and genocides, caused the deaths of hundreds of millions of innocent people.<br><br>Defeat to the perpetrators of genocide. Trials, prison for life with full confiscation of assets, and reparations for centuries.<br><br>Thanks to the people of Ukraine, the USA, the European Union, and all nations of good. Victory is ours, because truth is always and everywhere on our side.
In the Philippines, young artists are turning to underground music to challenge corruption, inequality and social pressures, using rap battles and independent studios to express their voices beyond the mainstream.
Al Jazeera’s Jamela Alindogan reports.
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