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Brooklyn, New York emcee Joell Ortiz and his partner in rhyme, the one and only KXNG Crooked of Long Beach, California tell "The Tale of 2 Cities" with their new single and accompanying music video.

Off of the duo's new album titled "Prosper."

Available on all streaming platforms

iTunes/Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/prosper/1710593348

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5A9ZKWw8MsJTKLp71NYtts

© 2023 Hitmaker Music Group

Directed By @mikethecre8tor

Produced By Hesami

**VIDEO UPLOADED WITH PERMISSION FROM KXNG CROOKED**

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