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Proposal to Make Petey Pablo’s “Raise Up” North Carolina’s Official State Hip-Hop Song

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North Carolina could be making hip-hop history thanks to a proposal by state Senator Natalie Murdock. The Durham Democrat recently filed a bill seeking to declare Petey Pablo’s iconic 2001 track “Raise Up” the official state hip-hop song. Known for its unforgettable call to action, “Take your shirt off, twist it ‘round your head, spin […]

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