“If you go to the International Airport here in Atlanta, Hartsfield-Jackson, International, and Concourse E, you'll see Earwax Record Coalition DJs and some of the pieces that I've installed in there as well, like a special Atlanta Falcon starter jacket signed by, like, literally every rapper in Atlanta, also with the mayor of Atlanta signing that as well.”

The Code To Winning · FROM DETROIT TO ATLANTA: THE MAN WHO DOCUMENTED HIP-HOP HISTORY || NUFACE || EPISODE 093

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