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cell block

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[ sel-blok ]

noun

  1. a unit of a prison consisting of a number of cells.


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Inside, she and her fellow inmates strike dramatic poses reminiscent of "Chicago"’s “Cell Block Tango.”

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Over a festive beat by the veteran Los Angeles producer Mustard, Compton-born Lamar tells Drake, “I hear you like ’em young,” and warns that he “better not ever go to cell block one”; later in the song, Lamar describes what he views as a history of cultural appropriation by Drake, who hails from Canada, before branding him a “f—ing colonizer.”

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She also did her fair share of pantomimes before her musical theatre career kicked off with a part alongside Paul O'Grady in Prisoner Cell Block H: The Musical.

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With lyrics like "Say, Drake, I hear you like 'em young/You better not ever go to cell block one," Lamar used sexual misconduct allegations leveled against Drake and relentlessly whacked the Canadian rapper.

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Vaughn became a bankable comedy star, even dabbling in drama with the likes of “Brawl in Cell Block 99” and Season 2 of HBO’s crime anthology “True Detective.”

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