Common & Pete Rock Keep It Thorough For ‘I Got Questions’

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Common & Pete Rock Keep It Thorough For ‘I Got Questions’

Common and Pete Rock sit down for the latest episode of 'I Got Questions," where they both talk about the first track they worked together on and the favorite tracks of each other's discography among other topics.

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