Firing up something fresh off the runway: Curren$y’s 9/15, dropped on the 15th, and it’s got that Spitta smoke — short, sweet, and stacked with bars over buttery beats.
Top Down — oh, this is peak Curren$y! Windows down, wind in the hair, lyrics about stacking paper and dodging lames.
Luxury flex 101! Spitta’s cataloging whips like a dealer but he states “I ain’t have to say that rhyme yall niggas know my problem.”
That trunk-rattling bass? Chef’s kiss. It’s playful, not braggy — more like sharing the blueprint. Keeps the momentum rolling smooth. Lyrics hit on loyalty and payoff — real talk. Elevated the energy. 9/10, love the guest spots. Beats got that Southern bounce, perfect closer. Leaves you hyped and reflective.
Wrapping 9/15 — Curren$y’s dropping jewels in under 20 minutes. Strengths: effortless flows, cohesive vibes, killer features. It’s like a quick joyride — don’t overthink it, just enjoy.
Lines That Touched Our Soul On Curren$y 9/15
1. “Hop out in some shit’ll have PETA at my front door
The f**k I gotta front for? It’s Porsches in my arsenal
Hundred miles and runnin’, these Pirellis still got more to go
Burnin’ one and rollin’ one, gotta smoke before I smoke
Only natural stones in this two-tone yellow rose
Money still the mission, and still remainin’ real while ya gettin’ it
Gotta let it pile before ya spend it
If I say I’ma do it, on these white G-Nikes, I did it
I go hard on a ho’, go coupe-for-coupe with my nigga”
Song- JetLife Got The Power
2. “This way bigger than some rap shit
This the feelin’ of pullin’ your close homies out the trap, and sh*t
This that money in the mattress” Song- Paid In Full
3. “Can’t be afraid of the grind, can say that a thousand times
Won’t sink in some ni**as minds, that make them a waste of time
Can’t be no friends of mine, ’cause I’m out her’ gettin’ mine
For a nigga signed to Cash Money I can not remember them days nor records and I feel like I been the biggest blood since Cash Money took over around 99-2000.
How does this nigga Curren$y have so much music out. JETLIFE!? Hell is that. Saw it on a couple jackets once in my life. Long story short: you can answer that for me.
While the bangers stick out it’s Curren$y airlines” schtick on this album that are hilarious and bring energy to the production.
Here are seven of the best lines from Curren$y latest project. (Non-ranking)
Rich Uncle Intro (song) #WHOLETHANG
1. “Full-time job not to kill ’em, somebody else’ll get ’em
I tried to help some niggas, but I’ma be selfish with it
That’s more healthier, n***a, that’s self-care, my n***a
Generational wealth”
Song- Combination
2. “Minimize the problems, maximize the money
I hoped out my Impala, hit switches, makе it sit funny
Leanin’ to the side, stylе wild drunk monkey Gorillas in the mist, and the YNs hungry
They pull up and get some change and a whole lot more game from me”
Song- Blog Air (feat. Wiz Khalifa)
3. “I never conspired with liars, I had me a younger Mariah
And she was just takin’ me higher, keepin’ my pocket and mind right
She even told me keep it P, and she never wanted the limelight
She told me she watchin’ TV, ’cause she know that’s where she’ll find Mike”
Song- Kush Clouds (feat. Killer Miker)
4. “It’s been parked up for a month, we can’t find the joints
I’m finna fire up a joint as I score more points
Stackin’ up these golden coins, Jet Life I’m enjoyin’
Errybody can’t go, sucka niggas can’t join
Song- Saratoga Races
5. “You better go find a hustle. Rinse and repeat.”
Song- Store Owners (feat. LES)
6. Not talking to nobody just enjoying the feeling
I’m silent but I’m plotting on dividing a million
With my nigga on his 1’s[?] I think I know where to get it
One thing is for certain BIA’s long-awaited debut album BIANCA unleashes the Massachusetts rapper’s most authentic self after a decade of boundary-pushing features and EPs. A debut album is an artist’s chance to pour their life’s experiences into a singular statement, and BIA delivers with a project that’s raw, introspective, and unapologetically her own.
Let the internet tell it Lil Jon was only talking about black woman so how did Bianca Miquela Landrau become known professionally as BIA. Luck is finding a radio station today where it is not predominantly dominated by the female-gender artist. FAST FOWARD WITH ME. I will be the bad guy I know some Puerto-Rican blacks but shit they be saying they might just be Latin you let they great-grandma tell it. At 34-years-of-age I stopped asking woman they ethnicity because I mean that might be the next RICO: paranoia of growing up going to Puerto Rican festivals and an old Italian man telling me he ashamed to admit it but OBK might be Sicilian.
Her early work, including standout features with artists like J. Cole and Nicki Minaj, set the stage for this moment, though fans hoping for guest appearances on BIANCA may have to wait for a potential deluxe edition.
Current album: A slew of what happened to the budget or is Unc behind on who he dealing with online.
“2 shots in and im thinkin about fuckin,” My type of girl. Sad Party Yung Nigga Classic You not even that freaky though.
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BIANCA—trades surface-level bravado for raw vulnerability, elevated introspection, and unpredictable vibes, from the all while sidestepping low-frequency drama to craft a timeless, high-frequency statement of growth. BIA is crystal clear about her boundaries and energy—if you’re fake, keep moving. The beat on NWFA is minimalist and cold, letting her delivery cut through like a knife. It’s the perfect reminder: BIA doesn’t need to shout to dominate. Then comes AWAKE and this one’s a standout. It’s hypnotic and introspective, with a darker, almost trance-like quality. You feel BIA floating in her own lane, addressing paranoia, fame, and self-awareness, all while staying smooth as ever. This is BIA deep in her bag—calm, but never sleeping.
Being BAD GUY might just be her best flex. She leans all the way into the villain role, unapologetically. This is the artist who doesn’t care for approval, who owns her ambition, and who has absolutely no interest in playing nice. The production slaps, the bars are savage, and the attitude is addictive. Over a delicate yet eerie beat PRAY FOR YOU is haunting. BIA offers verses that feel like quiet vengeance. It’s not angry; it’s composed and cold. She doesn’t curse you out—she lights a candle and keeps it moving. A beautiful balance of pain and power.
Switching the vibe on SAD PARTY and DADE —melancholic, but still fly BIA taps into emotional exhaustion here. Both tracks feels like a neon-soaked night ride through South Beach. The energy is infectious, the beat flips are wild, and BIA’s flexes come with bilingual flair. It’s global and gritty at once (think CJ from San Andres Screensaver)!
If you are looking for straight pressure WE ON GO II is straight pressure. This version feels like a sequel with more punch—more confidence, more hunger. The hook is menacing, the drums knock, and BIA rides the pocket like a pro. It’s the kind of track that makes you want to stunt on your ex and then run a few red lights (figuratively, of course).
It’s giving quiet confidence and expensive taste BIANCA is cold, calculated, and completely in her zone in BIA’s debut. Luxury rap but make it introverted and icy every track feels experimental , bossed up, and unbothered. [8.7]
Get ready for an explosive night of raw lyricism and unrelenting energy! Buffalo’s own Benny the Butcher is set to storm stages across the East Coast and beyond with his Money & Power Tour, kicking off this week. Don’t miss your chance to witness Benny the Butcher live as he commands the stage with unmatched hustle and heart.
Presented by BSF, it’s hitting mid-sized venues perfect for that sweaty, up-close vibe. Joining Benny are BSF’s OT The Real and Griselda producer Daringer.
Fresh off his Def Jam album Everybody Can’t Go and the May 2025 surprise EP Excelsior Benny’s delivering a live sermon on street wisdom and unyielding hustle.
Tickets on sale now—grab yours before they’re gone!
Since we are talking about rap girlies and liner notes produced in part by Jack Antonoff when does producer find the time to create sitting on the Bleachers.
“Dealing out the cards, baby, watch me play my hand.” Lyrics hitting on relationships like a game? Smart. The production is crisp, got that pop-rap vibe.
Few hard beat drops with those trap elements mixed with her signature playfulness Doja Cat has blessed the atmosphere with another project and by design it’s nothing like her previous work.
One might appreciate the song “Paint the Town Red” and be willing to wait at her station if her music were shuffled to support her financially, alongside others who navigate multiple ventures, as that reflects how the music industry is promoted today.
The genre Doja Cat wants to be in, hopefully not bluegrass, has not had a culture pull like the genre her last album has (Queen so special she might be only artist to release a rap album on DSP n it also not go in Hip-Hop). Coming-of-the-age record ‘Take Me Dancing (feat. SZA)’ the only record with a featured artist is Pop forcing. Who in Pop sings with as much funk as either artist on this record in the past few years. Shit, who another black pop artist because “they don’t just let one of do it” and even Khalid gay ass RNB.
Not as sharp as ‘Kiss Me More’ but that crossover energy is fresh. Their voices blend so well on ‘Take Me Dancing’ over the funk-pop beat. Doja’s taking risks, and it pays off.
Their voices blend perfectly, soulful pop perfection. Doja and SZA chemistry? Iconic. Big Time Poster. 10/10, no cap!
Nothing says I am an old bitch like ‘Couples Therapy’. The song features a Black woman rapping over 808 beats, with a loop that may or may not be sampled.
Gorgeous, if Steve Harvey surveyed 100 people, would it be a crime to disagree that three of the top five answers do not match the genre described? If someone knows those answers are incorrect in a subject they studied but still tried to present them as accurate, what might they attempt to misrepresent in a subject where the other person lacks knowledge?
Everything sound like vibe music. Where are the excursions.
Yes ‘Stranger’ – I mean no – I don’t like dick and wow this is specific and we are early into the album. Doja’s humor shines. The whole thang cohesive but playful, not boxed in ‘Acts Of Service’ and ‘Make It Up’ depart from the retro a bit for more modern rap flair.
After the rap-heavy ‘Scarlet,’ this feels like her reclaiming that glossy pop magic from ‘Hot Pink’ and ‘Planet Her,’ but with a nostalgic twist inspired by Prince, Janet Jackson, and those mega-cheesy sax solos found in the middle of movies while display gave a scenic view of the landscape.
Everyone’s sold—miss the high-energy weirdness of old Doja—but this feels like her finding equilibrium as a rapper making pop.
Halfway through, and Vie is cohesive but never boring—zappy synths, slapping bass, and sporadic bluesy chords keep it grooving: ‘Lipstain’ is a slow-burning, seductive hip-hop/R&B track designed to make hearts race and bodies sway. It’s the kind of song that feels like a private conversation between the artist and the listener, with a beat that’s equal parts sensual and commanding. The vibe is Destiny’s Child’s ‘Cater to You’ meets The Weeknd’s moody charisma, with a modern hip-hop edge. The lyrics are flirty, confident, and playful—celebrating desire, connection, and that magnetic pull of attraction. The title “Lipstain” evokes intimacy, leaving a mark, and lingering presence, like lipstick on a collar or a memory you can’t shake.
The track is built for a live performance moment where the artist locks eyes with the crowd, slows the tempo, and creates a shared experience. Toward the end, she orchestrates a unified crowd gesture—hands raised in sync—for a photo-op that’s as much about capturing the moment as it is about flexing for the ‘Gram.
It’s pop-heavy, ’80s-inspired, with love and life vibes. Themes of romance, desire, and unapologetic. If it ain’t dance and if it ain’t a sub-genre in pop that dominates the genre infrastructure we will take it at the Hip-Hop picnik.
Rob49’s Let Me Fly Tour kicks off October 28, 2025, at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale, igniting a 17-city sprint behind his latest project. The New Orleans rapper’s gritty anthems fuel stops in Orlando (Oct 30), Atlanta (Oct 31), D.C. (Nov 4), New York (Nov 5), Toronto (Nov 7), Chicago, Denver, L.A., and more. It wraps November 25 in Houston’s White Oak Music Hall. Tickets are moving fast—secure yours now for $40 this week only.
This isn’t just a show; it’s liftoff for his first solo-headlining run, the Let Me Fly Tour, a 17-city odyssey ripped from the pages of breakthrough album of the same name. Featuring heavy-hitters like Sexyy Red, Cardi B, and Lil Wayne, the project pulses with Crescent City swagger—tales of grinding for gold, dodging the grindstone, and claiming the skies.
In a world that’s increasingly digital and detached Machine Gun Kelly is cranking up the volume on nostalgia with his newly announced “Lost Americana Tour” — a raucous road trip through the heartland’s forgotten anthems blending rock ‘n’ roll grit with pop-punk fire.
And he’s not riding solo. Expect fireworks from special guests Wiz Khalifa, the 2025-2026 global trek promises to resurrect the spirit of dive bars, open highways, and star-spangled rebellion, and one of its crown jewels is the high-octane stop at Darien Lake Amphitheater in Darien Center, New York, on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
Picture this: the summer sun dipping low over the amphitheater’s sprawling lawn, the air thick with the scent of fresh-cut grass and anticipation, as MGK storms the stage to reclaim America’s lost soul. Colson Baker—aka MGK—has always been a chameleon, flipping from rap phenom to chart-topping rocker without missing a beat. But Lost Americana feels like a homecoming. Drawing from his roots in Cleveland’s rust-belt underbelly, the tour dives deep into themes of faded glory and resilient dreams
Darien Lake isn’t just any venue—it’s a 20,000-capacity beast nestled in the rolling hills near Buffalo, where the echoes of past legends like Aerosmith and Pearl Jam still linger. On June 13, it’ll transform into MGK’s personal jukebox of Americana. With the tour kicking off earlier legs across North America before jetting to Europe, Australia, and beyond, this New York date stands out as a pivotal East Coast anchor, bridging the heartland hustle with coastal cool.
If you’re craving a night that feels like cracking open a cold one with your ghosts of summers past, snag your artist presale tickets now via Ticketmaster— before they’re dust in the wind.
Get Ready, Buffalo: T-Pain’s TP20 Tour Hits Outer Harbor Live on October 10!
Buffalo’s music scene is about to get a massive dose of nostalgia and high-energy vibes as Grammy-winning artist T-Pain rolls into town for a can’t-miss performance at Outer Harbor Live at Terminal B. Mark your calendars for Friday, October 10, 2025—this stop on his TP20 Tour: Celebrating 20 Years of T-Pain promises to be an epic night of hits, auto-tune magic, and unbreakable party spirit.
For those who grew up blasting tracks like “Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin’)” or “Bartender,” T-Pain needs no introduction. The Florida-born rapper, singer, and producer revolutionized the game in the mid-2000s with his innovative use of auto-tune, turning it from a studio tool into a cultural phenomenon. Over two decades, he’s racked up collaborations with everyone from Kanye West and Lil Wayne to Taylor Swift and Flo Rida, earning two Grammys along the way for smashes like “Blame It” with Jamie Foxx and “Good Life” with Kanye. But T-Pain’s story isn’t just about the charts—it’s about resilience. After facing backlash for his signature sound, he stripped it away on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert in 2014, proving his raw vocal talent and sparking a career renaissance. Now, at 40, he’s hotter than ever, with viral TikToks, a Twitch streaming empire, and fresh music that bridges generations.
The TP20 Tour is T-Pain’s way of saying thank you to fans who’ve stuck with him through the highs and lows. Announced earlier this year with a heartfelt video message, the tour highlights his evolution from club anthems to introspective bangers, complete with surprise guests and deep cuts. Expect a setlist packed with classics like “I’m Sprung,” “Chopped ‘N’ Skrewed,” and “Can’t Believe It,” alongside newer gems from his 2023 album On Top of the Covers, where he reimagines hits by artists like Sam Cooke and Journey. And if his recent shows are any indication, T-Pain’s live energy is infectious—he’s known for crowd-surfing, impromptu freestyles, and turning venues into massive sing-alongs.
Joining T-Pain on stage in Buffalo are rising stars EarthGang and Armani White, adding layers of hip-hop flair and fresh sounds to the lineup. EarthGang, the Atlanta duo signed to J. Cole’s Dreamville, brings their eclectic mix of soulful rhymes and psychedelic beats, while Armani White’s viral hit “Billie Eilish” promises to get the crowd hyped early.
The venue couldn’t be more perfect for a fall night out. Outer Harbor Live at Terminal B, nestled along the shores of Lake Erie at 901 Fuhrmann Boulevard, is Buffalo’s go-to spot for outdoor concerts with stunning waterfront views. Part of the Seneca Casinos Outer Harbor Live Concert Series, this amphitheater-style setup holds thousands and has hosted big names like Wallows this summer.
Gates open around 6:30 PM, with the show kicking off at 8 PM—plenty of time to grab drinks, snag merch, and soak in the sunset vibes. Pro tip: Dress in layers for that crisp October air off the lake.
Tickets are on sale now, starting at about $55, and they’re moving fast— Whether you’re a longtime fan reliving the glory days or a newcomer discovering his catalog, this concert is set to be a highlight of Buffalo’s 2025 music calendar.
Hip-hop fans, mark your calendars—Freddie Gibbs, the relentless storyteller from the streets of Gary, Indiana, is hitting the road with “Alfredo: The Tour North American Edition.”
This fall trek celebrates the release of Alfredo 2, the highly anticipated sequel to his 2020 Grammy-nominated collaboration with producer The Alchemist. Kicking off in September and winding through major cities across the U.S. and Canada, the tour promises high-energy performances blending Gibbs’ razor-sharp lyricism with The Alchemist’s soulful, sample-heavy beats. Supporting acts like Jalen Ngonda, MAVI, and Sven Wunder will join on select dates, adding layers of R&B, rap, and instrumental flair to the lineup.
Born Fredrick Jamel Tipton on June 14, 1982, in Gary, Indiana, Freddie Gibbs grew up on the city’s east side amid challenging circumstances. He briefly attended Ball State University on a football scholarship but was expelled, leading him to enlist in the U.S. Army at age 19 as part of a pre-trial diversion for theft and gun charges—only to be dishonorably discharged after eight months for marijuana use. Turning to music, Gibbs connected with local producer Finger Roll and joined the No Tamin Entertainment crew, releasing his first mixtape, Full Metal Jackit, in 2004. A short-lived deal with Interscope Records in 2006 ended without an album due to label shakeups, but Gibbs persevered independently.
His breakthrough came in the 2010s with mixtapes like Cold Day in Hell (2011) and Baby Face Killa (2012) during a stint with Young Jeezy’s CTE World. After parting ways in 2013, he founded his own label, ESGN, and dropped his debut album of the same name. Gibbs’ solo discography shines with projects like Shadow of a Doubt (2015), You Only Live 2wice (2017), Freddie (2018), Soul Sold Separately (2022)—which peaked at No. 11 on the Billboard 200—and You Only Die 1nce (2024). His collaborative work stands out, including three with The Alchemist (Fetti with Currensy in 2018, Alfredo in 2020, and Alfredo 2 in 2025). Alfredo earned a Grammy nod for Best Rap Album, while Gibbs’ uncredited feature on Ye’s “Back to Me” (2024) hit No. 26 on the Billboard Hot 100. Beyond music, he’s ventured into acting with roles in Power Book IV: Force (2022), Bust Down (2022), and the film Down with the King (2021).
“Alfredo: The Tour” draws from the raw, introspective vibes of the Alfredo series, where Gibbs grapples with personal growth, street life, and moral ambiguities over The Alchemist’s intricate production. Expect sets heavy on tracks from both albums, plus fan favorites from Gibbs’ catalog. The tour spans from Philadelphia on September 20 to San Francisco on November 10, hitting theaters, ballrooms, and iconic spots like Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
For fans in and around Rochester, New York, the nearest stops offer prime opportunities to catch Gibbs live without a long haul:
The closest is Toronto, Ontario, on October 19 at History, just about 160 miles away—a quick drive across the border. Tickets start at around $75.
Next up is Cleveland, Ohio, on October 17 at Agora Theatre, roughly 220 miles from Rochester, with tickets also starting near $75.
Detroit, Michigan, follows on October 18 at the Masonic Jack White Theatre, about 330 miles away, where prices begin at $79.
If you’re up for a bit more travel, the Brooklyn, New York, shows on September 21 and 22 at Brooklyn Paramount (around 340 miles) have tickets starting at $75.
With Gibbs’ reputation for electrifying live shows—fueled by his unfiltered delivery and crowd command—this tour is a must-see for anyone craving authentic hip-hop. Tickets are available now via major outlets like Ticketmaster, but act fast as high-demand stops could sell out. Whether you’re drawn by the beats, the bars, or the backstory, “Alfredo: The Tour” is set to serve up a feast of hip-hop excellence.
Atlanta rapper JID, born Destin Choice Route, is set to ignite stages across North America with his “God Does Like Paradise Tour,” the North American leg of his expansive “God Does Like World Tours.” This blockbuster run, supporting his critically acclaimed fourth studio album God Does Like Ugly (released August 8, 2025, via Dreamville/Interscope), kicks off October 15, 2025, in Virginia Beach, VA, and wraps with a two-night finale at Brooklyn’s Paramount on December 15 and 16. With fellow Atlanta native Young Nudy as a special guest for most U.S. dates, alongside additional acts like Baby Kia, DC The Don, and Kai Ca$h, JID is poised to deliver a high-energy celebration of hip-hop that showcases his lyrical dexterity and electrifying stage presence. For fans in and around Rochester, NY, the tour offers several nearby shows to catch this rising star in action.
JID’s Background: From East Atlanta to Global Stages
Born on October 31, 1990, in East Atlanta, JID grew up immersed in his parents’ collection of classic funk and soul LPs, which shaped his eclectic musical palette. Influences like OutKast, Goodie Mob, Lil Wayne, and Wu-Tang Clan fueled his passion for hip-hop, while his fluent rapping style and intricate wordplay have earned him widespread critical acclaim. JID first gained recognition with independent projects like Route of Evil (2012), Para Tu (2013), and DiCaprio (2015). His big break came in 2017 when he signed with J. Cole’s Dreamville Records, releasing his debut album The Never Story, which featured the standout single “Never.” Subsequent projects, including DiCaprio 2 (2018) and The Forever Story (2022), solidified his reputation as a lyrical powerhouse. His 2021 single “Enemy” with Imagine Dragons, the theme for Netflix’s Arcane, became his highest-charting hit, peaking at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.
JID’s latest album, God Does Like Ugly, has been hailed as one of 2025’s strongest hip-hop releases, with critics praising its ambitious production and introspective storytelling. Featuring heavyweights like Clipse, Vince Staples, Ciara, and Westside Gunn, the album reflects JID’s evolution as an artist who carries “the weight of Atlanta’s past, present, and future” on his shoulders. The tour’s title, God Does Like Paradise, nods to the album’s themes of resilience and redemption, promising fans a live experience that’s both raw and reflective.
Tour Highlights and Rochester, NY Proximity
The North American leg of the “God Does Like Paradise Tour” spans 31 shows across major cities, with Young Nudy bringing his signature trap energy to all U.S. dates (except Canadian stops). The tour’s itinerary includes stops in Chicago, Seattle, Miami, and more, but for Rochester, NY, fans, three nearby shows stand out:
• October 22, 2025 – Toronto, ON @ REBEL: Just a three-hour drive from Rochester, this show at the 2,500-capacity REBEL nightclub offers an intimate setting to experience JID’s dynamic performance. Note that Young Nudy will not appear at this Canadian date, but JID’s solo set, likely featuring tracks like “WRK” and “Surround Sound,” will keep the energy high.
• October 24, 2025 – Montreal, QC @ MTELUS: A four-hour drive from Rochester, this stop at the 2,300-capacity MTELUS venue promises a vibrant atmosphere. Like the Toronto show, it’s a Young Nudy-free performance, but JID’s reputation as a “notorious live performer” ensures a memorable night.
• December 15-16, 2025 – Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Paramount: Approximately a five-and-a-half-hour drive from Rochester, these back-to-back shows mark the tour’s grand finale. The 2,700-capacity Brooklyn Paramount will host JID and Young Nudy, delivering a high-octane close to the North American leg.
What to Expect from the Tour
JID’s live shows are known for their raw, unfiltered energy, transforming venues into “high-octane, crowd-shaking celebrations.”. Additional acts like Baby Kia and DC The Don will bring fresh voices to the stage, amplifying the tour’s appeal. JID’s promise of a special Atlanta hometown show (date TBD) underscores his commitment to his roots, but for now, Rochester fans can plan road trips to Toronto, Montreal, or Brooklyn to catch him live.
Tickets for North American shows are available through Ticketmaster.
His journey from East Atlanta to global stages mirrors the hustle and heart of his music, making these shows a must-see for fans of lyrical precision and authentic storytelling. Whether you’re vibing to “151 Rum” or reflecting on the personal narratives of God Does Like Ugly, JID’s “God Does Like Paradise Tour” is set to be a defining moment in his career—and a thrilling experience for North America
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