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Compare And Contrast Babalu Machete And Kris Kartel

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Finding a good hip hop and tattoo artist can seem like a blessing. It is really a very unique combination found in Babalu Machete and his partner Kris Kartel. The New York rapper Babalu Machete started out his career in hip hop game since 1979 as a B Boy graffitti artist. He learned how to DJ having every element that has to do with hip hop and now he is a MC.

Babalu Machete is a superb tattooing artist, producer and a talented Hip Hop musician while Kris Kartel is the owner of Kartel Route & Program Director of Hood Heat Radio. They are doing a new project called Tattoos & Hip Hop with the artist Babalu Machete and partner Kris Kartel which is going to rock.

The energy, form, style, and of course lyrics made it a one of kind. Babalu Machete
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