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MC Hammer: How America's 1st mainstream rapper went from $70m to bankruptcy

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MC Hammer shot to fame in the late 1980s. His rap songs were not only played across the world but were on the lips of many music lovers. He became a global sensation following the release of his most famous track U Can't Touch This in 1990. Not only was his song so popular, but...

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