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Juice Rap News
Juice Rap News was an internet based satirical news show, created in Melbourne, Australia. The show was the creation of a duo, Hugo Farrant and Giordano Nanni, based in Australia and consisted of a rapped "news report" with social commentary using comical rap lyrics. 35 episodes were produced in total, plus a video announcing that the 35th episode was the final they would produce. The show was known for using satire and rap rhyming to analyse important topics of the day〔(【引用サイトリンク】first=Scott )〕 in a humorous, yet philosophical fashion. It was hosted by a fictional news anchor called Robert Foster. Juice Rap News is distributed via YouTube. Some episodes were licensed to the international television news channel RT for rebroadcast. The audience of Juice Rap News is international and episodes have been translated into more than 20 languages.
Nanni and Farrant co-wrote and produced the series together in their home studio in Melbourne, Australia. Nanni focused on content (crafting the arguments, narrative and perspectives depicted and explored in the show); while Farrant focused on form (giving the dialogue the "rhyme and flow" of rap and performing the vocals of most of the characters). Farrant portrayed the anchor Robert Foster and a host of other characters, including the regulars General Baxter and Terrence Moonseed. Nanni also appeared in the show, portraying many characters, such as Aussie correspondent Ken Oathcarn, "MSMBS" host Brian Washington, PR host Ivan Sakamunev, Bill de Berg and George Torwell, all using vox by Hugo Farrant. The goal was to provide an alternative view on world events, one that they felt was lacking in popular media outlets.
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