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Video: Abra Cadabra feat. Burna Boy, Jelani Blackman & Fred – Lemme At Em

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Topnotch North London rapper Abra Cadabra has released the visuals for his hit song “Lemme At Em” featuring Burna Boy, Jelani Blackman & Fred.





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