Talk about change.
I never thought I'd live to see the day that Yin Yang Twins would be advocating to get out the vote. HAAANHH?!? But Barack Obama's presidential candidacy seems to have that kind of effect on people especially African Americans.
Atlanta, aka Black Hollywood, is not exempt.
The new testimonial video Believe. Vote for Change features a laundry list of Atlanta-based athletes, politicians, intellectuals and musicians including rapper Yung Joc, Jermaine Dupri, choreographer/executive DeVyne Stephens, singer Q from 112, producer Bryan Michael Cox, Spelman professor/writer Jelani Cobb, actor Idris Elba of "The Wire," Hot 107.9's Rashan Ali, writer/former CL contributor Ronda Racha Penrice, and yes, one-half of the Yin Yang Twins.
Produced by Condraversy Films and Tycor International Film Productions, the video weaves together black-and-white footage of the artists voicing their support for Obama and discussing the monumental significance of his candidacy.
Click here to see the full video. The Yin Yang Twins might surprise you.
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Ying Yang twins, What a joke more entertainment for brain dead americans to see. I thought Obama was pretty classless but this actually takes the cake of putting him in the lowest class possible. I mean come on, I am not racist but the majority of black america will be voting for Obama anyway (because of his race obviously). If they had any kind of common brain activity left in their brains this should sway thgem to have second thoughts about Obama. Don't be a part of the duopoly and google NADER his morality is by far at the top of its game.