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Rap battle raises funds for drama department

By Janielle Christmas, Qu’Juan Twilley and Dajae’ Everette Staff Writers

The Communication & Media Arts High School drama department hosted its first ever rap battle. This event was orchestrated to fund props for upcoming plays. Admission was $2 for the battle and $2 for relaxed dress. The event consisted of 20 rappers from all grade levels.

“It was very comical and flavorful,” senior Edwin Jones said.

As a special guest Kash Doll appeared and performed her hit remix “2 On” and a brief freestyle. Kash Doll is a native Detroiter and an up-and-coming artist. She has appeared at many schools in Detroit and showcased her talent all around the world.

Though the battles were close, in the end there could only be one winner: senior Dante Hoard.

“There was no competition, I knew I was the best before I won, and this just reassured me,” Hoard said.

“Rap is something I enjoy, and we have a plethora of talented scholars, and I felt that their talent should be showcased,” said. MC Courtney Lewis, who hosted the battle.

‘’We raised over a $1,000, this will help the department greatly and help us put on great shows, we are grateful for all of the participants,’’ said drama Instructor Mrs. Parizon.

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