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The Birth of Trap Music
Overview
An exploration of how the architects who created the genre captivated the entire world, forever influenced the way music was made, and became a movement that gave the forgotten voices a platform to be heard.
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Cast
T.I.
Self
Drumma Boy
Self
DJ Toomp
Self
Don Cannon
Self
Young Dro
Self
Zaytoven
Self
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