Hey guys, Bugatti Ryda and Red Rarri think that they are so macho and they think they run shit because theyre now working with G Unit, Black Wall Street, and artists such as Tony Yayo, Kidd Kidd, Lloyd Banks and Compton Menace.

I saw Bugatti Ryda driving an all white Range Rover in Georgetown a couple weeks ago with Red Rarri sitting in the passenger seat acting like a total idiot. There were also two absolutely fake bimbos in the back seat that looked like pornostars if anything. On Sunday my friend say he saw those two right at Fairfax Town Center throwing 10 dollar bills out of the car.

These two guys have a two word vocabulary, and they only know how to say “Swag” and “cool” and dont really give a sh*t about anyone but themselves. Hmmm, all Bugatti Ryda keeps saying is “Swag” Album releasing July 1st “I Am The Bo$$”. I can only imagine that these two idiots are just gonna get bigger ego’s as time goes by
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William Moreno is a pedophile
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