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Kodak Black Cuts His Locks While Touting A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie Collab Album | Haiti Gazette

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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Little Bill is back, at least that’s what fans of Sniper Gang leader Kodak Black had to say when he debuted his fresh new fade. The rapper ditched his signature hair handles, otherwise called wicks, globs, or bonks, for a more refined look, and the ladies are already thugging at the rapper for some attention. Kutthroat Bill unveiled his new look while on a recent Instagram LIVE session shot from the backseat of […]

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