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Up Next
sentence that unssuccesful rappers use to find comfort in them themselves because they know they are shit af.
Up Next by lil nick up next May 27, 2018
next one up
you know you're going to be next person to be successful in (anything); a feeling of greatness/determination/certainty
next one up by kwjg42 August 27, 2023
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