Native Hip Hop: Tru Rez Crew--I'm A Lucky One
Ytzhak | 12.12.2003 06:42 | Anti-racism | Culture | Social Struggles | World
The video for "I'm A Lucky One" was shot entirely on the Six Nations of the Grand River Indian Reservation one hour south of Toronto. The song is about being thankful for your family and friends, and about making the right decisions in life.
http://victoria.indymedia.org/news/2003/12/19316.php Tru Rez Crew
I'm A Lucky One
The video for "I'm A Lucky One" was shot entirely on the Six Nations of the Grand River Indian Reservation one hour south of Toronto. The song is about being thankful for your family and friends, and about making the right decisions in life. It's about looking towards the future and trying hard to succeed no matter the circumstances. "Even though we may have grown up poor on the rez we can still succeed if we try..." -Jonathan Garlow, Producer of Tru Rez Crew. The clip was directed by Randy Redroad, and was produced by PJ Thornton. The production company, Big Soul Productions, is an aboriginally owned company based in Toronto.
Watch the Video:
http://www.muchmusic.com/music/videofact/index.asp?vfAssetID=6018
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