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Marietta 2022-01-06 08:02:12
Ha ha
The story is a bit simple, but it’s not like this in life. It’s a long way off. Writing this just feels that the later story is very touching. Later, BIG's second album succeeded in becoming the champion. The bragging father who lost his best friend was extremely frustrated. He felt that he could...
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Jimmie 2022-01-06 08:02:12
Bragging daddy~ BIGGIE lost in your hands
First of all, this thing is a first-rate account. It ruined BIGGIE, ruined the old BAD BOY, ruined the 90s (Platinum era in the eyes of GZA), ruined PAC, and ruined the east and west sides, etc. The original expectation of this film became helpless after watching it all. When I saw the opening...
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