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Distraction of the Day: Student Rapper Releases One-Take Music Video

Penn State junior-turned-rapper Malik Elarbi recently released a music video for his song, “Starfish.” In even bigger news, the four-minute video was shot entirely in one take.

The video, which has already racked up an impressive amount of views on Youtube, was produced by directed by friends of Elarbi, Aaron Cipala and Miles Cable. This is the fourth music video he has released in the past year.

Elarbi, a King of Prussia native, launched his own studio in order to support musicians in his hometown. When he’s not pursuing his career as a hip-hop artist, Elabri studies Finanace and Supply Chain. He hopes to continue his music career through his graduation next year.

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Sarah Caskie

Sarah is a senior majoring in Journalism. She can usually be found at Saint’s looking up cat videos, or writing about music and stuff. She can be reached on Twitter at @classycaskie or via email at [email protected].

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