Kingfisher ‘City Rap' campaign is an ode to the spirit of India

The lyrics of the rap songs are user-generated. They mention the essence of India's cities and are sung by famous rappers

BuzzInContent Bureau Delhi, May 13, 2019

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Beer brand Kingfisher has launched an innovative ‘City Rap’ campaign, revamping its 35-year-old iconic jingle ‘Oo La La La Le O’ with the rhythm of rap tuned to the true spirit...

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