Photos | Men Showing off Skills on Stage
Two men captivate the crowd with their basketball performance at Coachella 2014. The green spotlight adds to the nightclub feel at Empire Polo Club.
BLIP-2 Description:
two men on stage with green lights and a basketballChronologically Adjacent
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accessories musical urban coachella shoe music lighting wristwatch electronics handbag entertainer spotlight concert phone necklace interior stage device crowd hat performance leisure activities room helmet rock night girl performer electrical recreation child instrument musician freeway nightclub footwear friday art mobile microphone life bag light group jewelry dancing music band lamp glasses performing arts
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camera model
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