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A Handsome Tall King , “izavian” has the title king of life.
“I want to name my son izavian because it means king of life
izavian by izano November 22, 2021
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A boy who was swag, NO LIE!
Izavion is swagged out today.
Izavion by BONQUIQUISHA March 19, 2013
A handsome sweet male with a temper. Honest and loyal beyond measure. Will be a great boyfriend, even better husband and father.
Izavia has a big heart for those he loves
izavia by Sunset Morae November 18, 2020
A boy, soon to be man that is able to snatch booties from a mile a way some call him a munch and others call him the booty vigilante.
Gurl you betta watch yo self in them shorts if Izavion catch you in dem its all over for yo booty mmhm.
Izavion by Hunter Hutchison October 7, 2022
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Lookie at these bunch of narps, NARP NARP NARP
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