
The New & Proud Offspring Of Hip Hop: Pains And Gains EP
With the release of Pains And Gains EP (Friday 24th June 2022) by the Nigerian born – South African based duo rappers; Teddy Pabloo
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With the release of Pains And Gains EP (Friday 24th June 2022) by the Nigerian born – South African based duo rappers; Teddy Pabloo
Pains and Gains EP will give you an enjoyable listening experience. The chemistry between both artistes is unique, the fit is perfect. That chemistry translates into everything good this album is, the productio
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