XMAS MAX MIXTAPE BY DJ_EAZ

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XMAS MAX MIXTAPE BY DJ_EAZ 

 Yeah His Back Again Like He Said

And He Titled This XMAS 🎄 MAX What a Title

Long Story Short Scroll down get the Track List and Download

Comments Are Welcome please

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year In Advance





TRACK LIST 

 Mela Mrane Erema

Kiss Daniel Yeba

Wizkid Manya

Bred Fall for you

Jawon jawonlaya

Olamide ft Davido Summer Body

YC Komije

Lil Kesh No Fake Love

Davido FIA

Destiny Boy FIA (COVER)

Dice Ailes Otedola

Dj exclusive ft Mr Eazi X Flavour As E Dey Hot

Dot Man My Woman

Flavour Loose Guard

Falz Softwork

Wale Turner No

Tekno Samantha

Tekno Go

Olamide Bend It Over

Solid Star Shokor

CDQ Olówó

Lil kesh Rọra

Davido X Olamide The Money

Wande Coal Iskaba

Davido ft 9ice Living Things (Remix)

CDQ Kò funny

Sugar Boy Holla Holla

Olamide Wò!

Timaya Teli Person

Reekado Easy JeJe

Junior Boy Ft 9ce Ìràpadà

Flexy B Umbele

Dj Conciquence ft Olamide Assignment

Olamide Mo jẹ Dodo

Big Shark Man's Not Hot 🔥




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