toluwalope
Toluwalope is a cool and calm person who loves nature, toluwalope is always friendly and easy to understand, good to hangout with.
My name is toluwalope
toluwalope by Yuppie T February 4, 2020
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Toluwalope
Toluwalope is a boy/girl that is popular,rowdy and mostly stubborn
They tend to provoke their friends alot, underneath it all is a soft heart that cares for his/her friends
They tend to provoke their friends alot, underneath it all is a soft heart that cares for his/her friends
Toluwalope by Nicki hot shit November 30, 2021
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toluwalase
Toluwalase is a Nigerian name of Yoruba origin meaning 'The Lord's command is supreme'. A sweetheart to behold, boy or girl. Has a good sense of humor, generous, pretty for a lady, handsome for a man.
Toluwalase is pretty intelligent also. Get a Toluwalase as a friend.
Toluwalase is pretty intelligent also. Get a Toluwalase as a friend.
Toluwalase is my boyfriend/girlfriend
toluwalase by lashman1 February 3, 2020
Tolulope
Tolulope by Olawale ojelade July 7, 2017
Tolulope
Tolulope by Marco Don’t Play November 22, 2020
Tolulope
Tall, Handsome Nigerian guy. He's a ladies man but still knows how to be a man. He has the perfect eye when it comes to girls. He is well endowed. He plays ball and has always been the best where ever he goes. He's humble so he won't boast. Dont try to piss him off cause you cant. He's a perfect gentleman.
Tolulope
The name “Tolulope” is of Yoruba origin and means "Thanks be to God".
The name is usually given to the daughter of a king. They are known to be beautiful, charming, independent, strong, kind, determined and generous.
The name is usually given to the daughter of a king. They are known to be beautiful, charming, independent, strong, kind, determined and generous.
Tolulope by Marco Don’t Play November 22, 2020
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B)
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B)
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