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I just got ace rank and I got 4k points, so to celebrate ill being giving away free brainiest and 100 points to Whoever guesses

the song right. Any bot answers will be deleted..
"30 to your face (YEAH) 60 to your face (YEAH)"

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Shalnov [3]3 years ago

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Answer:

XXL Freshmen

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Vitek1552 [10]3 years ago

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Answer: Omg congratulations

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XXL Freshman i love that song

XXL Freshman by: Denzel Curry,Kodak Black,lil uzi vert and whatever his name is lol

Hold up, Rolex on my wrist

Rolex on my b** "what?", 30 on my waist

30 to ur face "yeah", 60 to ur face

90 to ur face "yeah", thats a closed case

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