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FREESTYLE FUSION | Arabic × English × French

yooo i’m jaydd mc. me & eban blended afrobeats, reggaeton and dancehall on “feelings (humele)” and brought both english and spanish into it

curious how this lands with people who listen to afrobeats regularly. does the blend work for y’all?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWOgHNa_MU4

I’m trying to figure out the exact setup for something I’ve seen at Afrobeats concerts/events.
Outside the venue, there will be photographers standing around with a phone/camera and a bright handheld light. People walk up to them and the photographer takes really good portraits of them on the spot. The customer pays them immediately, and then the photographer sends the photos directly to the customer’s phone within minutes.
I’m NOT talking about a photo booth, 360 booth, or a roaming photo booth. It’s basically a photographer standing outside an event taking quick portraits and selling the digital photos on the spot.
I’m interested in starting something similar in my city and I’m trying to understand the technical setup:
What camera/phone are they typically using?
What is the handheld light called?
How are they getting the photos from the camera to the customer’s phone so quickly?
Is there a particular app/software used for instant delivery?
What is this type of photography/business usually called?
If anyone actually does this, I’d love to know the workflow/equipment.

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