Iranian Hip Hop: God, wake up! I’m just Trash.
Posted by Mike E on January 31, 2010
A fascinating window into a scene, and into conditions in Iran.
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Posted by Mike E on January 31, 2010
A fascinating window into a scene, and into conditions in Iran.
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Ehsan said
51 seconds into the clip: “The class divide is so wide” is translated as “class struggle is so oppressive.
Makes a big difference.
nando said
I was wondering about that!