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Crae- K4P & Slot- BAMC

11:27 AM PST on January 7, 2016

These two monstrous beasts have most def taken this billie to new heights. Literally. Off the 710 South, this billboard shines for days above the long, inescapable lines of Los Angeles traffic, as the sun's rays beam off the black background making it almost impossible to snap & obtain a decent capture of madness at its best. Hats off to these two gentleman "Crae" & "Slot" for this beautiful billboard takeover that they created.

It's good to see the OG's take the time to shine with the younger crowd of today. Mad props to both of ya. Can't wait to see what's in store for 2016!!!

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