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If I fall, I will rise and still be on Top – Ex-convict Hajia4Reall Says in New Song

By King Bygone
Entertainment Editor 1 min read
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Popular ex-convict, Hajia4Reall has said that she is not been tickled by her arrest.

Hajia4Real made the statement following her release in a new song she released following her release from prison.

In a yet-to-be-released song, Hajia4Real stated that she is back for good, revealing that going to prison has not in any way affected her.
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According to her, just like before her case, she is back and will be on top of her competitors.

In a part of the yet to be released song, Hajia4Real stated that “If I fall, I will rise and still be on top”.

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