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Stormzy Diss

Stormzy you aint the dogs Boris you're just a rapper with a forest and I promise honest son the strongest grow an amazon you're just a woodchuck not Norris a man should woodchuck Boris shouting chuck the government undoubtedly just another chump and it may seem very drastic the geriatric made you plastic because your stature factors obtainable manufactured that's factual you ain't urban raw more corporate tool. why are you so frustrated you made it now tagged to politics marketing tricks get you rich from hits you pitch to poor kids urban representative unscented do mentally subtracted hoodie youths attract to this political track diss war the Tories with your poor peeps they buy more your beats talk about honesty obvious marketing tagged on to politics masses see you exist hear your hits and make you rich you're like Tories growing pockets fill play poor need more logics ill. powerless to a long diss like Austin Powers piss grow your roughage of awful I'm audacious got pages to go all day Cuz on your low brow go at BoJo without mojo what a bozo then label makers at the Guardian the Labour paper for retarded men report our nations a place where racism takes place I'll confront you straight to the face you are racist mate works both ways stupidity you're chatting shouting victim but the cause it happens don't rally crews through false pretence they harm and face sentence justification accepts consequence make sense bruv, you gotta stage you talk to these people inciting them evil, you're an idiot with it, don't group and bigot powers yours use it there will be unity, I diss insult but end usefully I write it down you do too no race just paper me and you *Cuz - cousin BoJo - Boris Johnson

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Date: 12/23/2019 10:04:00 AM
Cuz - cousin, BoJo - Boris Johnson
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