The Real Young Prodigys "CROWN Remix" Single | @youngprodigys_

"CROWN Remix" is the latest single and music video by Louisville-based youth hip-hop group The Real Young Prodigys. The music video is directed by Dantana Smith and filmed by Cultivating Perception. Released via Hip-Hop Into Learning, March 2023.
MEFeater writes: “The Real Young Prodigys released "CROWN Remix" with a video directed by Dantana Smith, featuring the girls in bright-colored wigs doing fun choreography while simultaneously bringing awareness to and spreading the message about respecting hair and choice. Lines like ‘we rock our hair in different ways’ stand out as statements that speak to the individuality and uniqueness of natural hair.”

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