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Inside, Black Chiney's newest selector, Dinero, is in the DJ booth. Mirror, one of the most talented artists on Time Is Money, is on a mike putting out a few of his dancehall bangers as dancers from different crews compete. Dinero, who lives in Coral Springs, keeps the crowd amped with "bumbaclaat" this and "bloodclaat" that, leading the club's angry-looking owner to tell him to keep it clean. So Dinero picks up the mike again and says, "All right, all right, no more bloodclaat swearwords, people. Watch ya bloodclaat language!" This has the crowd in stitches.

Just before 5 a.m., Kingston makes his way back outside, with most of the party following in his footsteps. They all still want a piece of him, and no one knows when or if he'll be back this way. Some want photos, some try to hand him CDs, some attempt to get him to agree to make music with them at some later date. A few look thuggish and jealous, which is understandable as their women gravitate toward him. Kingston has to be careful making his next move, but as he breaks away from a few ladies, he says, "This whole thing is like a dream come true."

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  1. Big up to Sean Kingston. I'm glad y'all are showing the local boy so much love!

  2. Hope President to support GLBT more. They really need help and support from others, especially from the top leader. You may get to know more about them on www.biloves.com.

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