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SIXLET

An aspiring rapper has nowhere to go but up and can't seem to get off the ground. Through sheer naivete and dumbfounded optimism he sets out on a journey to meet with his destiny as a star.

Genre : Comedy, Drama

Runtime : 2H 0M

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Tbone Pickens is Sixlet, a wanna be rapper from the Midwest. He sets out on a quest to meet his idol Mr. On Time in Milwaukee, WI. With no money and very little talent, Sixlet finds out his dreams of making it big are far fetched and unachievable. With the support of his friend and hype man Sticky Steven he makes the journey only to find the biggest obstacle in his life is himself.

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