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Olodo
Olodo shut up
olodo
olodo by orthodox easton June 23, 2022
olodo rizz
an example: a guy can say " Are you Tinubu cause I still dont understand how you one my heart". That is an example of a phrase tagged as OLODO RIZZ.
olodo rizz by YOUR FADA June 11, 2023
olopop
olopop by Coolhand Luke January 15, 2006
oladotun
Oladotun means wealth has become new. This name is unisex. Persons with these names are smart, intelligent, God fearing and hardworking. They will refused to be bullied by others. If you treat them nice they would reciprocate the same kind of treatment towards you, but if you treat them bad, you would most likely get the same result. Dotuns are cute and cool people and they love to have a good time. Most importantly they are loyal, honest and reliable friends:
okieriete onodowan
American actor best known for his role as Hercules Mulligan and James Madison in the 2015 Broadway musical 'Hamilton'
Calls himself 'Oak' for short
Calls himself 'Oak' for short
okieriete onodowan by IAmACoonhogmouse February 25, 2018
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