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RIVERSIDE, Calif. - PennZone -- Rapper, Blue Ragg$ has released a new Single and Theatrical Music Video titled "Dice Game Pt. 2" ft. Jayo Felony. The video features Actors Todd Bridges as an (FBI Agent), Glenn Plummer (O.G. Bobby Johnson), and actress Kathleen Bradley-Redd (Mrs. Parker of the Cult Classic "Friday") with a tribute to the West Coast Sound.

2021 is Blue Ragg$ year to shine as he launches his acting debut in the martial arts film, "Rise Of The Tarragon" for which he has composed the title track. He has also scored music for Film and Television projects which are currently in Pre-Production.

On 4/20/2021 Blue Ragg$ will also, release an additional single and video for the track titled "Good Smoke" ft. rising star "Bella The Rapper". For more information on Blue Ragg$, you may visit him on Social Media via Instagram @BlueRaggs.

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About Blue Raggs:

Rapper Blue Ragg$ hails from Riverside, CA, and is a rising star in the music game. Releasing his first song at 16 years old, his skill set has evolved into entrepreneurship and directing most of his music videos. He launched his own company and clothing line "Shoot First" just a few months ago and has been grinding hard even during the pandemic filming over 15 music videos.

He wears the name "Blue Ragg$" as a badge of honor in memory of his older cousin who sadly was murdered just a few yards away from him. After serving a 4-year prison sentence, Blue Ragg$ was released in 2018 and has been focused on creating dope music for the street-savvy listener ever since.