#127 The “Bus Theory”
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This Episode Justice talks about the “bus theory”. Hashing over the hip hop civil war they go in depth of new Drake vs Old Drake. JOIN THE PATREON Like, Comment, And Subscribe to our YoutubeEntangled Thots TiktokEntangled Thots XInstagram
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