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    Q-Tip Talks Politics and Longevity

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    Q-Tip at the NPR studios.

    Hip-hop icon and former A Tribe Called Quest frontman Q-Tip returns to the music scene with his new studio album, The Renaissance. Q-Tip talks about his longevity in the rap business, his new CD, and why getting involved in politics is important for the hip-hop community.

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      • Label: Universal Motown
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