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Odumodublack Chooses Arsenal’s Premier League Glory Over Grammy Award

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Nigerian rapper Odumodublack has disclosed that he would gladly give up winning a Grammy Award if it meant seeing Arsenal win the Premier League. During an interview on Capital XTRA, the outspoken fan declared he would choose Arsenal lifting the Premier League trophy over personal music accolades. Read Also:Ayra Starr Set To Headline NFL London [...]

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