lemme put yall on sum music lol whats 18x6x x=4 corvette corvette hop ina mf mit like tht menamnemnama like that they be like pop why you walk like that why you talk like that why you walk like tha .

corvette corvette - pop hunna

Explanation:

my n* step like parades it aint no tellin how much money i made but i juss keep one in the head to be straight and i told momma she straight we chasin paper give a f* what it take and we surviving even on section 8 and i aint neva lost faith find where he be and we gon slide with a k show no remorse he gon get shot in his face aint neva change im still the same young n* keep his cannon how can you blame that young n* aint neva change im still the same young n*igga keep his cannon how can you blame that young n* .

T9ine - Still The Same

18 x 6x

= 18 x( 6x4)

= 18 x 24

=432 :))

Explanation:

Corvette Corvette hop ina...

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