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Rapper Klypso has a new music video dropping on 4/20, and it stars Snoop Dogg--and Nathan “Doggface” Apodaca (Northern Arapaho and Mexican).
Apodaca became famous in 2020 for a viral video of him longboarding while sipping Ocean Spray and lip-syncing Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” after his truck broke down on his way to work.
Since the video went viral, Apodaca has received numerous sponsorships and gifts, including a new truck and more Ocean Spray. He’s also had a day named after him, and was part of the Joe Biden inaugural “Parade Across America.”
Check out the teaser video:
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