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Rapper Awkwafina Trashes Transplants, Barclays, Everything In Amazing New Video
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Jen Carlson
Published Mar 14, 2013
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If you missed Awkwafina when she released "My Vag"—arguably the most perfect song ever penned about the vagina—then first, you'll want to check that out now:
The 24-year-old rapper hails from Queens and attended the famous La Guardia High School where she played trumpet, according to the Daily Beast, who basically describe her as a bad-ass Asian Daria in their profile.
The up-and-coming rap sensation just released a new video today for "NYC B*tche$," which will likely be on the mixtape she's looking to release later this month. Listen to her trash Jay-Z's stadium, bros, douchebags, vegans, hipsters, shitty artists, bitches from Bushwick ("they all live in Bushwick, they all love Bushwick, but I say fuck that shit"), and transplants ("NYC bitch, that's where I come from, not where I moved to on mom and dad's trust fund... you out of state fakes get your iPad stolen"):
[via The Hairpin]
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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