Church Chizzle - City On My Fitted 2.0 (Video) (MP3)

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Church Chizzle – City On My Fitted 2.0 [Video/MP3]

Posted Oct 12th, 2012 by @_NatashaWrites | 1 Comment

Toronto, ON – Church Chizzle released a new video for “City On My Fitted 2.0,” a track off his mixtape The Go-To Church 2 Mixtape. This visual finds Church repping for Toronto as he stops in different areas of the city to spit a few lines while also drawing attention to the reality of a young artist on the come up.

The song was produced by RL BoWes and the video was directed by Darren “D-Lo” Lopes. Check it out below. Hit the jump for the download link.

http://youtu.be/OyfYMz-Wrgg

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Church Chizzle – City On My Fitted 2.0

Produced by RL BoWes

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Download The Go-To Church 2 Mixtape on ChurchChizzle.com

Twitter: @ChurchChizzle | @DdashLO | @BoWesMusicProd

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