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This is dope af and that music 🔥

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space meets sound

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Man, I love this song!

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오랜만에 다시 듣는데도 이니셜D의 유로비트는 너무 좋네요. Space Boy! 🎶

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Please, if don't know the game soundtrack but is there déjà vu or dogfight (season 4 opening)? 😮😮😮

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