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“My uncle used to take me and my brothers fishing in northeastern Pennsylvania, and when it started getting dark, small bats would dart around, occasionally colliding with our fishing lines sitting out in the water. I loved it.”

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Aesop Rock, born Robert Thomas, is an American hip-hop artist known for his unique lyrical style and musical talent. He has made a distinctive mark in the hip-hop community with his fusion of hardcore, punk, and hip-hop elements. Aesop Rock's music has been widely appreciated by audiences. more

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