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Fat Joe Blesses Bill Clinton With A Pair of Terror Squad Air Force 1’s

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While many thought that the "Terror Squad" Air Force 1's would brick upon arrival, the sneakers actually sold out quickly when they dropped this past September 16th and have been selling out every time they've restocked online.

Source: The Urban Daily

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