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As someone who's worked with a lot of the names in this post (done songs & shows with Cool Nutz / Luck), I just want to reiterate how much Terrence has really done for the Northwest hip-hop scene.

He has seized and created a community leadership role where there wasn't one before. He's a positive role model for a lot of people and without question one of the hardest working people I've had the opportunity to come across.

Oh and Carolyn - while your son and I represent different hip-hop factions within the small city of Bend, we do have a couple collaborations started and should be working together soon. Looking forward to the final product. I'm sure you are very proud, he's a really bright young man.

Here's to making the scene all it can be. Brick by brick.

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