Bobby Shmurda Was Booked And Busy On His First Day Out Of Prison

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Bobby Shmurda Was Booked And Busy On His First Day Out Of Prison

Bobby Shmurda's home! After serving almost seven years in prison, the rap star's first few hours of freedom were met with tons of family, friends, and industry folks all filling his day with an action-packed itinerary.

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22

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1931

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23

1954

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12

1962

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Julia premieres on NBC with Diahann Carroll in the title role. It is the first

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1876

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18

1946

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Dec

4

1927

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Oct

3

1954

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Terrence Howard

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1969

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1950

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1953

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