Tonight was the official NY red carpet celebration for the last & final season of HBO's The Wire. As a host on KarmaloopTV, I interviewed all the entire cast from the show on the red carpet. Everyone was super cool even Marlo. When I asked Chris Partlow who plays Gbenga Akinnagbe on The Wire if people mistake him for his character and try to test his gangster, he revealed to me he was a D-1 wrestler... so then "I said what would you do to someone if they did test you," and he proceeded to put me in a chicken wing hold that I could not get out of!!! Also shout out to Red Cafe & Fabolous who I linked up with at the studio after The Wire event. They were recording to a beat I produced and then Fabolous (who I now look at very differently) hipped me to this disgusting website - www.2cups1girl.com once u see the video you'll know why. Btw - Do not eat anything while watching this video!
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