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Charlamagne called an AI generated author ‘reputable’ presumably created by Roc Nation for the sole purpose to run smear campaigns against Drake and people associated. Mind you the website was registered 2 days before Iceman dropped, and the only people citing it are Roc Nation’s musty mouthpieces.

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