"I’ve had this track on repeat since I first heard it...If you’re not too busy checking the ladies in this video, be sure to look out for a few familiar faces in there too!" - DroppinScience.co.uk
"Every time this dude does a music video it looks like hella fun was had by all the 900 people that show up for a cameo. Damnit – I need to start doing cameos!" - JayStayPlayed YourTasteInMusicSucks.com
"Shout outs to Frank Nitt for loving the women and recognizing our grind." - and she said...
"Peneři strýčka Homeboye a Tereza Černochová mají "C´mon Girls", detroitský Frank Nitt a Problem zase "Go Girl", což je nový video singl zaměřený na sekretářky, číšnice, roztleskávačky či zdravotní sestry, jehož podklad stvořil stejně jako celé EP "Jewels In My Backpack" Terrace Martin. Pokud už vám Frank N Dank chyběli, začátkem června se zaměřte na značku Delicious Vinyl." - Bobby from the Czech Republic's BBaRák Hip Hop Magaziń. Bobby tweets in English, show him some twitter love!
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Raised by Hip Hop in the music and culture-rich city of Detroit, Frank “Nitty” Bush is what happens when passion turns project. Frank Bush met Derrick “Dank” Harvey in 1984 when Frank moved into a neighborhood on the east side of Detroit. Sharing the ability to break-dance and an undying love for the then relatively new music style known as Hip-Hop, the two immediately became friends. As middle school age children, they united and would compete in Hip-Hop breakin’ battles against other neighborhood crews on Saturday nights.
Raised by Hip Hop in the music and culture-rich city of Detroit, Frank “Nitty” Bush is what happens when passion turns project. Frank Bush met Derrick “Dank” Harvey in 1984 when Frank moved into a neighborhood on the east side of Detroit. Sharing the ability to break-dance and an undying love for the then relatively new music style known as Hip-Hop, the two immediately became friends. As middle school age children, they united and would compete in Hip-Hop breakin’ battles against other neighborhood crews on Saturday nights. 
