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Static Major Louisville Mogul Up



Another video recorded at the video shoot for David Banner's "Crank It Up" video, props to Jerome for this. You can see Static, Native, Goodfella, Blue, Bob Skins, and of course our man Neeze.

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  1. This is classic..these cats was clearly a hilarious click. Neezy we need more exclusive footage like this team!! PLEASE!!!

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  2. hahaha there is more to come, Jerome has a bunch on youtube, we'll post more.

    My favorite part is Neeze going "L-O-U EEEEEEEEEEE" haha these cats are crazy

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  3. Lol... I got you... Im trying to get it all worked out now.... SLAMMERS!!!!!

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  4. LOL nah i'ma tell the part that has me weak err time i watch..after Bob Skins starts talkin, u can hear Gfella in the background holla..'mogul UUUP..' then starts crackin up! aw man this is good shit right here..

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