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Vice Versus - Coupe Decale

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Coupe Decale originates from the Ivory Coast and migrated all the way to Paris where this scene thrives within the African community. Spearheading this scene is one of members of the famous Jet Set Crew - Lino Versace. He takes us to his neighbourhood and teaches us his best moves before inviting us to celebrate his birthday in true Coupe Decale flashy style.

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