Rell✨✨ @_Slickrell

#FreeTheGang❤️ #⃣Young & Living⚡️ Joined May 2014

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Shakur Stevenson @ShakurStevenson

2 days ago

At the 11th hour, after agreeing to 144 and then 145, DeeHoe had his lawyer email and say that he would only fight at 147. Big waste of everybody's time.

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WUNNA @1GunnaGunna

6 years ago

Dear future wife , I’m almost Ready 😅

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D.T @Thatboydt_

4 days ago

I be wanting to fuck every day… damn

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Banks @Banks

10 years ago

I have plans, big plans

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Messages @thesadsms

3 years ago

i still think about you everyday

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💫 @f6wmii1

6 days ago

i fell in love with every part of you

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astrology bot @hourIyhoroscope

5 days ago

trust your gut, leo.

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ⁿᵏ @vgnnrr

a week ago

obsessed with your eyes obsessed with your smile obsessed with your voice obsessed with your laugh obsessed with everything

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Ambient Night Light 🌙 spellwork slots open @AmbientNight111

a week ago

FIRE SIGNS (Aries Leo Sagittarius): You're about to enter a chapter where the things you want just land right in your lap. Claim it.

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Wayne Wonder — “No Letting Go” (2003) Wayne Wonder took a classic Jamaican riddim and turned it into an international crossover hit. “No Letting Go” was built on the Diwali Riddim, produced by Steven “Lenky” Mars, one of the most influential dancehall riddims of the early 2000s. Wayne Wonder recorded his version with producer Dynamq, and Atlantic Records later released it internationally. The song became Wayne Wonder’s biggest worldwide success, reaching No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 and bringing the sound of Jamaican dancehall to a much wider pop audience. It remains one of the defining dancehall crossover records of the early 2000s.

B-Lucky @DKwayu0627

2 weeks ago

Justin Timberlake — “Cry Me a River” (2002) “Cry Me a River” marked a major turning point in Justin Timberlake’s solo career. Written by Timberlake, Scott Storch and Timbaland, and produced by Timbaland, the song was released in 2002 as the second single from Timberlake’s debut

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Rell✨✨ @_Slickrell

a week ago

You definitely will be hearing from me soon

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Elowen Oracle @ElowenOracle

2 weeks ago

🔥 Fire Signs Aries • Leo • Sagittarius Someone is realizing they still have strong feelings for you. They may want to return, speak honestly, and fix what went wrong. They now see that the connection you shared was deeper and more meaningful than they understood before. ❤️✨