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“Ain't nothing wrong with dragging my son... ask Dwayne Wade!“ 😳🔥 Will John John Da Don bring this same intensity vs A Ward at SUMMER MADNESS? 9/27 at Variety Playhouse in Atlanta! Dropping Exclusively on the URLTV App Tickets: #youcantcopyrespect

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🔥😜8 天前

den got smoke by surf like he owed him money 😂

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Akron Always8 天前

then surf whooped dawg sumn crazy

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Dr vsvp_ismail9 天前

And surf went on that stage and smoked his boots

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Shorty30558 天前

JJDD snap 🔥🔥🔥

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Grime Wavey 123...(MrMatthewBooth1)8 天前

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ThatGuyKeys9 天前

Jjdd was good but I had chess the whole time maybe I’m biased

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CONOR MCFUCKINGDAVID !!! that is all.8 天前

Can we expect the battles on the app to drop like 24-48 hours after the event ? Or we going back to the YT days where its just word of mouf for a week than the battles start dropping?

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Battle Rap Originals6 天前

If John John brings THIS energy to Summer Madness, A Ward better pack a lunch 😳 That Dwayne Wade line still gets a reaction — locked-in John John is genuinely terrifying. Leaning 2-1 John John if he stays that focused 🔥

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1987Quig8 天前

Called out surf and got BELT

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akbar7 天前

jjdd use the adolf-genocide-jews shit again 🤣

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Slick 🥃8 天前

Na he snapped

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Locke8 天前

You gotta get through jjdd first young fellas

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