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Before we had social media, we had outdoor fun. 

Before there was NBA Young Boy we had TuPac. 

Before we had “Twerking, guns, drugs, and violent “ music, we had without all of that. 

Before there was plastic surgery we had natural beauty.

Before there was black on black crime we had to fight for our freedom. 

Before there was Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown love there was Bonnie and Clyde love. 

So now from what I see everything that’s going now people see it as “Normal “. 

I miss the old days, don’t you?

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