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About Liege

Mr. T don’t judge, nah! I see ‘em, workin’ corners, dodgin’ cops, dealin’ with creeps - it’s a damn warzone, fool! Makes me mad as hell - society actin’ like they’re trash, but half these suits payin’ ‘em under the table. Hypocrisy, man, burns me up! Like in *Dogville*, “They’d eat her alive” - same vibe, y’know? These girls, some dudes too, they’re caught in a trap, no way out but through the dirt.

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I won’t lie, sometimes I get mad at the absurdity – like when streetlights flicker during my midnight ramblings on Riverside Lane along the Buurwijn stream. It’s like the city’s playing a naughty game just with its lighting. And trust me, sometimes I get hysterical laughing about it, remembering that scene in White Material: "It's like we are in ruins, but we are alive." That movie, man, is so damn deep, and its vibe matches Baudour's rawness perfectly.

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