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Tuesday, 17 November 2020

Jackal Trades : Scottish Album of the Year


 New alternative hip-hop comedy track from Glasgow's Jackal Trades.

Posted by Drew Devine at 04:18 No comments:
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Labels: alternative, AWARDS, Comedy, Glasgow, Hip-Hop, Jackal Trades, New, Scottish Awards, Track, UK

Thursday, 26 October 2017

EVIL - How to Rob Scotland Freestyle [Twelve50TV]

Posted by Drew Devine at 01:45 No comments:
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Labels: [Twelve50TV], Battle Rap Diss, Diss, evil, Freestyle, How to Rob, Scotland, Scottish, Track, Twelve, Twelve50TV
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