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Babatunde ft. Jesse Davis - Funky Revolution Track Review (Overview + Rating)

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Channel: Luke James · 2015 · Music

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Babatunde & Jesse come through with some knowledge and black empowerment! 3.5/5 Click the following link to subscribe to my channel for more hip-hop news & reviews! - http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=lukejamesbgn - And don't forget to like, comment AND follow me on Twitter @lukejamesbgn (or at least do one of those things)! 

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Baba's Bio - Babatunde was touched by the gift of music at the age of 5 or earlier based upon his mother’s recollection. He was born in San Bernardino, California and raised in Long Beach, California until he moved to Summerville, South Carolina at the age of 15. The move to South Carolina was originally a culture shock to him and although southern culture was very perplexing, especially coming from a place like California, Babatunde had to immediately adapt to his new surroundings. The only familiarities that Babatunde knew were football and music. Due to his hard work at football throughout his high school years he was afforded the opportunity to receive a full athletic scholarship to Florida State University. While he was excited about his educational opportunity, football caused him to place his love for music on the back burner. Babatunde’s music has been influenced by the sounds of the West Coast and the South as well as through different musical genres like Negro Spirituals, Gospel, R&B, Soul, Jazz and especially THE FUNK. Babatunde knows that his journey in music is spiritual and knows that his assignment is to be the messenger behind his sound. Babatunde’s mission is to FUNK YOU UP!!

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