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This look of Kendrick Lamar on stage at Glastonbury Festival has got folks talking. Wearing an 8k diamond encrusted crown & bleeding like Jesus when he was being crucified.![]()
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Well last night, he won #BETAwards "Best Male Hip Hop Artiste".
This is how the genius & world's richest musician, Kanye West showed up for the #BETAwards 😁![]()
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Ye never disappoints‼️😀
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