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The Schema - Those Rules (dir. Alex de Campi)
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The Schema - Those Rules (dir. Alex de Campi)

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He can't meet a nice girl, and now he can't even control his own music video. A cautionary tale on what happens when Big Music decide to mess with your career. And the day had started so well... Music by The Schema.
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