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I think THE TORCHER needs to pick this guy up for interrogations since he has all the evidence to prove that he punched Angelo in the face , the fooling he too much and if care is not taken they will continue to fool like their artiste.

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Mah Ghee 🤞🏻🤞🏻..vor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy You are a big fuul to think that stoneboy no punch angelo,odwan we all saw how he pull gun on stage

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PrinceGh 🇬🇭vor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy Go arrest him yourself… did he lie? Why did Stonebwoy apologize if he did nothing… buuulu!

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BHIM CITIZEN💎vor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy Does that fool even deserves AAABWOY's time?

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Qwesi Sarkcessvor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy Kwasia kwa. Is @stonebwoy the IGP to pick people up??

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kellyvor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy No need to arrest him. Stonebwoy has a different energy now I like it. They should continue selling the brand for us

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Humble blakkvor 20 Tagen

@stonebwoy Kwasia go catch him yourself!!!

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vybes24vor 21 Tagen

@kojoklan @stonebwoy And and Stonebwoy all moyale can Stonebwoy proof where Shatta said he killed his mom ?

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Abilityvor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy Kwasiaaa why did Angelo had bandages on his face if I was Sark like today I will even open the case

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I-man🇬🇧🇬🇭vor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy Go pick am,you dey cry 😭,Your artist dey cook jollof dey bribe Sark for friendship 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 GodIsHere Ampa 👀

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MAN OF GOD 🍀🦅vor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy Womamaa tw3 saying stupid things who the fuck are you useless animal

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TAKERvor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy What are u waiting for kwasia who be Efo half man

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Rubyvor 20 Tagen

@stonebwoy Why don’t u rather go n pick him up since u are saying it

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Narrow Street88vor 20 Tagen

@stonebwoy Look at this shallow minded

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HaRd EaRn MoNeYvor 19 Tagen

@stonebwoy Go and pick him up fool when your fans say theirs who Dey pick them up sia man

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Giveittothemvor 20 Tagen

@stonebwoy @stonebwoy DO THE NEEDFUL RAS

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Asankavor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy

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AJ™️vor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy Kwasia That’s all you know, make dem pick someone!! Be guided bcz it’s a cold and small world, be careful what you wise for others

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nii🐆💪✊vor 21 Tagen

@stonebwoy Kwasia come and pick him up ofui 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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𝐁𝐇𝐈𝐌𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐌𝐀𝐋𝐓𝐀 𓋹🐆 🇲🇹🇪🇺🦁vor 20 Tagen

@stonebwoy Forgot this good for nothing people

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iamvc🔗vor 20 Tagen

@stonebwoy Foolish ppl, he should arrest him for what lol... u ppl dere foolishness and being unnecessary emotional about everything, where did he even mention his name b4 he should arrest

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