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Posted On: September 10th 2026, 11:23 pm

@bigwax, @djhoppa, @grieves and @robscure for some post work activities with @hd_seal_stripe. Never been up to Higher Ground in Vermont till then but it’s a great venue! I could see some awesome hardcore shows going down there! #HipHop #SmallVenue #802

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