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BIRDYY BIRD "IN MY BAG" (DMV UNSIGNED ARTIST). The unsigned artist from the DMV showcasing his catchy punch lines and unique sound. From the jewelry to the face tattoos Birdyy Bird is an unique artist and on the rise from Washington, D.C. Directed by Footage check Birdyy Bird on IG @birdyy_bird YouTube @Birdyy_bird. SUBSCRIBE PLEASE www.youtube.com/footage506
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