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Sean :

If it's in black, it's on my feet

2022-07-25 18:17:37

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Lane K :

They don’t even look like the original pic

2022-07-25 16:39:45

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RR :

HARDDD

2022-07-25 18:05:00

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Gigamas :

Jaaaagggggs

2022-07-25 20:38:36

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Thiccbonesjones :

If yeezy slides and the pollex clog had a baby

2022-07-25 18:09:48

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Nicky | HKsmash :

Sick

2022-07-25 17:19:25

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M :

idk abt this

2022-07-25 22:43:54

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Kult.Beno :

Kito really sent me 2 right shoes, after waiting months. Literally I put em on and I said this can’t be right.

2022-08-20 02:41:15

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