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The word “organic” by definition means forming an integral element of a whole, the word “thoughts” means to have an intention, these words together form the group “Organic Thoughts”. That is what this New Jersey crew represents; original and innovative thoughts not only about the state of hip-hop, but the state of the world. [cont.]
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