McPotar Interview

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4 years ago 54:06

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McPotar is an opinionated multipotentialite: 2D Animator, Author, Hip-hop artist and award winning blogger from Bulawayo Zimbabwe. He recently made a skit as a jab at Comic Pastor after they had an exchange of word on Facebook and it went viral after being shared by Nash TV. We also talked about his journey as a creative, the challenges he has faced along the way and more. Dive into the podcast to get the rest!

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McPotar Interview

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published 4 years ago

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Kuda K Interview 28:45

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Stiiv Interview 48:00

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K the Chosen Interview 59:39

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Gosh Da Reel Interview 25:48

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Dough Major Interview 36:10

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REAP3R Interview 48:49

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In this week's episode of the podcast I interview REAP3R, a rapper with something to say, as obvious as that sound it's not so common in rap music as of late. We chop it up from his first time on the mic to releasing his latest single "The Rain" with Dancehall Keddah. We also chat about his upcoming album; The Boom Baptist, his view on the current Hip-Hop scene in Zimbabwe, "blowing up" and more. Dive into the the podcast to get the rest!…

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BA7 Interview 30:49

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Phreshy Interview 40:20

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Mu Netsi Interview 28:52

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