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Oliver “Power” Grant’s death closes a chapter that began in cramped Staten Island rooms, where ideas were bigger than budgets and belief was the only real currency. While the world memorized Wu-Tang verses, he was mapping out how that raw energy could become a lasting empire. Power saw early that hip-hop wasn’t just sound; it was a brand, a lifestyle, a world that could own its image instead of renting it.
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