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Rapper and producer Rocko, the artist whose song provides the offensive Rick Ross lyrics, has decided to pull that sort of the song. She has already recorded five other versions from the song by incorporating rappers, hinting that a few of them are awardwinning stars, and often will release those versions instead.
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