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How We Do (Intro)
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Routine Check
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With You
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The News
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Im Hot
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Aint Havin' That
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B' Easy
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Aint Bangin'
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Really
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Watch Em'
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Hold It Down
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Reality (Outro)
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Black Hoody Down Brooklyn, New York
Hip Hop Artist from the streets of Brooklyn New York raised in the 90's began rapping at the age of 13. Despite different bumps in the roads over the years Red-Stuy stuck with his craft of wordplay and released his Debut Mixtape Hold That in March 2016. Red-Stuy followed up with his August 2016 release of his Debut Album Loyalties Trust. Its better to bloom late than to not bloom at all. Enjoy ... more
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