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SF LGBTfromMedium2 months agoSF Oasis brings back 'Fresh Prince'- and yes, there's a Carlton danceOasis revives Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, blending nostalgia with contemporary empowerment through Black representation.
fromMedium2 months agoSF LGBTSF Oasis brings back 'Fresh Prince'- and yes, there's a Carlton danceOasis' production of Fresh Prince revives nostalgia while showcasing the importance of Black representation in entertainment.
SF LGBTfromMedium2 months agoSF Oasis brings back 'Fresh Prince'- and yes, there's a Carlton danceOasis revives Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, blending nostalgia with contemporary empowerment through Black representation.
fromMedium2 months agoSF LGBTSF Oasis brings back 'Fresh Prince'- and yes, there's a Carlton danceOasis' production of Fresh Prince revives nostalgia while showcasing the importance of Black representation in entertainment.
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fromIndependent7 months agoLondonOasis are cultural dinosaurs who belong in the '90s - we should have left them thereLed Zeppelin humorously embraces their history, while Oasis is stuck in a cultural time warp from the 1990s.