Young Buck Says He Was Catfished By Trans Woman In New Video

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Young Buck Says He Was Catfished By Trans Woman In New Video

Former G-Unit rapper Young Buck explains in detail what happened during his infamous encounter with a trans woman from that much-forgotten sex scandal in 2019. Was this part of his New Years' resolution?

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