DaTBangNShhhh

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cant like songs because soundcloud fucking sucks

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Produced by Tec

Artwork by Meeanin & pierrefischer

Pink Reign

Stream

Produced by @1sxprano
Mastered by @untilisayitsover

Figure it Out

hooters - ian

LAZER DIM 700 - ROCKET [DREAMOB1]

Stay There Prod Amir

Trippin Prod Amir

180 Prod Renzy

Take Me There Prod Amir

triple deuce

Single off ‘Until Next Time’ dropping 5/24

Until Next Time

REAL 1 ft. Brezzo (REVISITINGEARTH)

1of1soldier. bigger than ever (thank you)

Shake sum [Prod.Pierre Bourne]

jace! - topkideviljordan! (p. juice bighead tyto) [unreleased]

itunes

JOKER (Prod. Milan)

beef? fuck it 2900.2700,3900,or 3400 it dont matter

Dsavage 2700 Never Changed ft. Thouxanbanfauni

##R3 ##R3

Illustrations! (prod. Neimxn)

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