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Rapper Holliewood Says It’s A Different World, Well At Least If You’re Black in America
Brooklyn rapper Holliewood says it’s a different world, well, at least if you’re black living in America. Check out the video here on UV.
Brooklyn rapper Holliewood says it’s a different world, well, at least if you’re Black living in America.
Rapper Holliewood shares his experience
Inspired the hit television show, A Different World, Holliewood’s video of the same moniker draws you into the lens of his world of being a Black man in America.
In the ‘black & white’ aesthetic display, Holliewood sheds light on police brutality, policing in black and brown communities and the overall injustices while trying to find normalcy among it all.
Watch the video
Directed by Ajaay Stylez, check out A Different World video below:
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