Damn, at State Farm?At the burna boy concert ain’t nobody here
They blocked off the 200 section & have everyone 100 level tickets & this shyt still dead
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I thought he canceled that shyt lol and everyone was at the Gunna show last nightAt the burna boy concert ain’t nobody here
They blocked off the 200 section & have everyone 100 level tickets & this shyt still dead
Bigblackted4
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They don’t really rock with Afro beats at all down hereAt the burna boy concert ain’t nobody here
They blocked off the 200 section & have everyone 100 level tickets & this shyt still dead
bourgeoisie tall freak
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Burna don't even got no bops out. Two years ago the whole arena was packed out. He tryna ride that wave lol
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I don't know anybody down here who gives a fukk about sum damn afro beats
Get that wack shyt outta here lol
staticshock
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It turned out pretty good they ended up filling the bottom. I don’t know none of that nikkas songs I just went cause i got free tickets.
Only parts I really turned up on was when the DJ started playing TI & Swag Surfing
It was a ton of Africans & Caribbeans they know how to party
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daemonova
hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
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