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Song for Bekasi: Jason Daniels ( from left to right), Jenny (US), Harry (the Netherlands), Mariama (Gambia) and Dannicky (US), personnel of a parody music group, The Bule Gila (Crazy Foreigners) or Bugils, shoot a music video during Car Free Day in Sudirman, Central Jakarta, on Sunday
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Song for Bekasi: Jason Daniels ( from left to right), Jenny (US), Harry (the Netherlands), Mariama (Gambia) and Dannicky (US), personnel of a parody music group, The Bule Gila (Crazy Foreigners) or Bugils, shoot a music video during Car Free Day in Sudirman, Central Jakarta, on Sunday. Their song, titled âBekasiâ, is dedicated to Bekasi, a city in West Java, which is often mocked on social media for its congestion and poor road conditions. (JP/Wendra Ajistyatama) ( from left to right), Jenny (US), Harry (the Netherlands), Mariama (Gambia) and Dannicky (US), personnel of a parody music group, The Bule Gila (Crazy Foreigners) or Bugils, shoot a music video during Car Free Day in Sudirman, Central Jakarta, on Sunday. Their song, titled âBekasiâ, is dedicated to Bekasi, a city in West Java, which is often mocked on social media for its congestion and poor road conditions. (JP/Wendra Ajistyatama)
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span class="caption">Song for Bekasi: Jason Daniels ( from left to right), Jenny (US), Harry (the Netherlands), Mariama (Gambia) and Dannicky (US), personnel of a parody music group, The Bule Gila (Crazy Foreigners) or Bugils, shoot a music video during Car Free Day in Sudirman, Central Jakarta, on Sunday. Their song, titled 'Bekasi', is dedicated to Bekasi, a city in West Java, which is often mocked on social media for its congestion and poor road conditions. (JP/Wendra Ajistyatama)
