“It Takes Two” Rapper Rob Base Dies at 59
The Harlem MC, who was one-half of the duo Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, had been living with cancer
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- The Harlem MC, who was one-half of the duo Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, had been living with cancer
- “It Takes Two” Rapper Rob Base Dies at 59
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The Harlem MC, who was one-half of the duo Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, had been living with cancer
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- The Harlem MC, who was one-half of the duo Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, had been living with cancer
- “It Takes Two” Rapper Rob Base Dies at 59
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- The Harlem MC, who was one-half of the duo Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, had been living with cancer
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