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Pitbull Bites Back at a Wiseguy in Aspen

Colorado just doesn't know: Don't mess with Little Havana. This is a couple days old (and thus a million years in blog years), but in case you missed it, Pitbull bit back at a rowdy fan in Aspen. It's really weird, actually, to imagine the rapper performing in the Rocky...

By Arielle Castillo

May 28, 2009

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Colorado just doesn't know: Don't mess with Little Havana. This is a couple days old (and thus a million years in blog years), but in case you missed it, Pitbull bit back at a rowdy fan in Aspen. It's really weird, actually, to imagine the rapper performing in the Rocky Mountains at all.... But in this video, residents of the crunchy resort town seem to be getting down to Pitbull's party jam "Bojangles." Until, that is, Pit helps some clown onstage who throws money in his face. Not sure what that was intended to express, but watch as our hometown boy clocks the guy without even missing a syllable of the song's chorus.

[Via the305.com]

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