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'Trigger Happy' by Robotic Pirate Monkey. Released on May 7th 2014

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Trigger Happy

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Hope y'all like this one! I've been sitting on it for months so I guess you should finally have it.

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Saucy Squad May Minimix by Smokestax
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Track List:
1. Lost in the Sauce Into - Gucci  
2. Hulla Ballin' - HullabaloO  
3. Seesaw - SKRUDE X HOUNDS X TROY KETE 
4. Touch the Rhythm - L*o*J  
5. Hustle Up - PROKO  
6. bvng - T1R  
7. Papurr- Vestige  
8. tonight is cold - T1R X Aska  
9. Rappers - Mr. Carmack 
10. Demons - Zeds Dead (Perkulator Remix)


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