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Nearly 20 years after ‘Scraper Bike,’ the Trunk Boiz are back

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By Alan Chazaro Verified
| The Oaklandside Verified
It’s 2007 in Oakland. YouTube is a nascent platform being used to document turf dancers, the hyphy movement has just passed through the national spotlight, and scrapers are, well, scraping. A group of aspiring rappers releases the song “Scraper Bike.” The homemade, no-budget music video blows up and becomes one of the earliest viral moments in Bay Area internet culture — long before social media algorithms even exist.
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Where to get your fill of mezcal in Mexico City during the World Cup

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By Alan Chazaro Verified
| Mexico News Daily Verified
There are few spirits anywhere in the world that are as intimate and remain as familial and ancestral in craft, process and heritage as mezcal is in Mexico. Nearly a decade ago, I explored the vibrant, multisensory mezcal offerings in Oaxaca, visiting small pueblos and palenques around the central part of the sprawling Pacific-side state.
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‘A Lot Of Balls’ brings together 100 Mexican artists to interpret culture through soccer

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By Alan Chazaro Verified
| Mexico News Daily Verified
This summer, there won’t be any shortage of fútbol-themed events and experiences around Mexico. The country is no stranger to throwing parties, after all — and as a host nation of the World Cup for the third time, with thousands of visitors expected to pour in, it’s set to be a full-blown summer of soccer and celebrations. Mexico City is especially eager to showcase its internationally acclaimed offerings and venues.
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