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Alicia is talking a lot of rap
Published 4/14/2008 at TheSun.co.uk/Bizarre
KEYS says US govt invented gangsta rap to convince black people to kill each other
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nydailynews.com 4/14/2008 — Alicia Keys garnered both eye rolls and clenched-fist praise on Sunday in her old Harlem neighborhood as fans mulled the R&B; diva's controversial gangsta rap theory.
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Alicia is talking a lot of rap — The Sun.co.uk/TV 4/14/2008
KEYS says US govt invented gangsta rap to convince black people to kill each other
KEYS says US govt invented gangsta rap to convince black people to kill each other
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