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- Like Roscoe why you grunt so hard? I'm like I'm tryna get it. And that's just how I do it, hit the mall with bout…
- V.I.P. with M.M.I. you know we gon be stupid. You know I make it rain hoe, Goosey by the bottle, blowin fruity like a mango.…
- I don't even know her and I fucked er, what you know bout that? See all she know is Roscoe got dem racks Now my…
- Girl you know you bad gone and get yo doe. I love the way you move when you gridin on that pole, 20 50 100…
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