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Argumentative Essay On Childish Gambino

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For starters, Donald Glover, A.K.A "Childish Gambino" is a man of many talents. Not only did he perform an incredible set, he kept the audience laughing and on their feet the whole show. While the anxious fans were waiting patiently, his DJ played tracks ranging from N.W.A to J. Cole, preparing people for what was to come. When Gambino ran on stage, the melody of his song "Fireflies" started- only for him to exclaim "this is NOT a good song to start a show. Turn it off!" Caught by surprise, the audience cheered while he brought 2 Chainz onto the stage. With perfect transition, they both filled the speakers with a hyped rendition of "No Lie." The energy in the venue peaked, and Gambino followed his surprise guest appearance with his three

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