Photos | The Throngs of 2008 Mister Cartoon Album Launch
Joe Ross and a crowd of 36 people gather outside a store, sporting their urban gear, as they celebrate the launch of Mister Cartoon's album. The streets are bustling with 8 cars, 2 traffic lights and a food truck parked in the background, creating a frenzied atmosphere.
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