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Five contestants on the ongoing music reality show, Prime Studio, on Saturday were selected to the next stage after battling head to head with other competitors.
It was a stiff competition as each one of contestants appeared to have resumed from the lockdown, imposed because of the coronavirus, with top-notch performances.
Kobby Gee appeared to steal the show with his comical-but-strategic performance that got the judges wowed.
Eventually, it was Kobby Gee, Melisa, Kwame Tee, Mickay Jay and Kissys who ended up becoming part of the top 5.
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