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Exclusive Video: Obama's Pals Cool Kids Rock a Planetarium

January 29, 2008 11:57 AM ET

On Friday night, Rock Daily caught up with low-fi indie-rap darlings Chuck English and Mikey Rocks before their show at Flavorpill's One Step Beyond party at the American Museum of Natural History in New York (a few hours before Kanye West showed up for his cameo in the planetarium). Click above to hear the story of Artist to Watch Cool Kids meeting Barack Obama and to watch Mikey spit one of his favorite rhymes about James Bond and wontons.

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