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Posted On: October 28th 2026, 03:37 pm
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3 years ago, Gaja dropped his critically acclaimed “5 on it freestyle” where he 3 years ago, Gaja dropped his critically acclaimed “5 on it freestyle” where he expresses his pain from growing up, being ignored, doubted, and hurt. Still in this song he plans his ascension. “It’s bout to connect” “it’s blind to connect” #GAJA his pain from growing up, being ignored, doubted, and hurt. Still in this song he plans his ascension. “It’s bout to connect” “it’s blind to connect” #GAJA

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