Bucks' Fan Appreciation Night: GRAMMY-winning 'Arrested Development' perform at halftime
MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Bucks on Monday, April 10th were set to celebrate "Fan Appreciation Night" in a big way -- inviting GRAMMY-winning hip-hop group "Arrested Development" for a special halftime performance.
Before the game, the group held a music workshop for about 20 kids. The group's founder, "Speech," is a Milwaukee native. He said these kinds of events are his way of giving back.
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"To come back here, to be with the kids, to be right in the smack dab heart of the community, it means the world to us. It moves me in a personal way, but it's also something that I've been wanting to do," Todd 'Speech' Thomas said.
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The workshop on Monday morning was held at Express Yourself Milwaukee studio.
The Bucks/Charlotte Hornets matchup was set to get underway at 7:00 p.m.