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| Self-invented on the streets of New York's B-Down Annex -- formerly the boogie down South Bronx -- IBD1-4U is a Yo!Bot® who stands tall representing the ol' skool wild style. Heavily influenced by his B-Boy hip hop heroes of the late 1980's, IB's a DJ who likes to keep it real by keeping the faith. His factory's a hip hop museum of posters and souvenirs from back in the days. He collects old Kangols and monster cables from early rap stars; his most prized possession is a battered old turntable once used by Grandmaster Flash. IB's housing, too, isn't ghetto fabulous like most late model bots. Instead, he recycles everything! His chassis's a collage of funky scrap metal. But don't be scammed. Under the tin, IB's got the most streaming tech on board, and his wheels of steel are factory fresh! |
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