After cat-fishing his way to a Grammy with Rihanna, he spent 10 years in Los Angeles disrupting the music industry with Rick Rubin produced singles and giant billboards asking “Have you seen this man? He owes 2.3 million in child support.” But the most curious thing about this ingenious campaign was that his phone number reached many people, receiving thousands of calls from fans and strangers. He has lived many (and very intense) experiences, always accompanied by the magic of improvisation and flowing. And if you want to know more about him, just give him a ring 323-457-8794! We assure you this is his real number.
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After cat-fishing his way to a Grammy with Rihanna, he spent 10 years in Los Angeles disrupting the music industry with Rick Rubin produced singles and giant billboards asking “Have you seen this man? He owes 2.3 million in child support.” But the most curious thing about this ingenious campaign was that his phone number reached many people, receiving thousands of calls from fans and strangers. He has lived many (and very intense) experiences, always accompanied by the magic of improvisation and flowing. And if you want to know more about him, just give him a ring 323-457-8794! We assure you this is his real number.
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