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The Hot Boys Walk Off The Stage While Birdman Makes A Speech

Do the Hot Boys need to put more respect on Birdman’s name? The group walked off the stage while he was in the middle of a speech. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGbx4Qcsdn9/ As per HipHopDX, the Cash Money Records roster is now on the road celebrating their much anticipated reunion. During the conclusion of their most recent concert, Birdman decided […]

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