Are you laughing at him or with him?
The new "rap" video produced by the taxpayer-funded Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau poses such a quandary.
The one-minute music video hit YouTube a few months ago and is part of a $75,000 social marketing campaign to raise awareness about Annapolis. Whether intended to be comical or not, the video seems to raise questions about whether Annapolis has a rapper gap.
Not only does the rap begin...
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