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Let's keep this discussion brief and concise. We understand that you are really busy and want to get to music, so here goes... expect Dancehall and Soca vibes. We Outside 68 is not just a show—it’s a full-on cultural eruption! Yung Bredda, DJ Hotty & Jamie are turning up the heat with pure zess energy, Soca swagger, and dancehall madness that the youth can’t get enough of. From freestyles that slap to mixes that mash up your speakers, this trio is bringing the Caribbean vibes straight to your soul.
So don’t just scroll—show up, turn up, and vibe out. Whether you’re in your yard or on the road, pump up the volume and let the riddim take control. This is We Outside 68... and trust, the culture outside too!
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Presentation: We Outside 68
Presenters: Yung Bredda, Dj Hotty & Jamie
Studio: OptimusProTT
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca ?
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