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Liberia: Root FM Ceo Henry Costa Banned Bucky Raw Songs


Liberian Talk Show host "Henry Costa

Root FM Ceo and host of "Costa Show", Henry Costa, posted on social media that all of Bucky Raw songs are banned from his radio station, after he learnt that the deported rapper mentioned him in his latest diss song, "Warning Shots".
In "Warning Shots" Bucky accused Henry Costa of messaging  his girlfriend "Dee Raw", who is the mother of his daughter.
Henry Costa immediately responded, saying that Bucky Raw songs will no longer be played on Roots FM.
Costa also stated that he prefer Coolnanee than Bucky Raw, who he referred to as a "Less Busy Doportee."
Shortly after posting the message, Henry Costa deleted his post.  Check out the screenshot below.







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  1. UnknownOctober 26, 2018 at 2:35 PM

    We will have it play on our phones and others will buy it online. When it comes to Entertainment people don't listen to Roots FM. If Dj blue was the one saying this it would have made impact. Smh!! We care less ��

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  2. UnknownOctober 27, 2018 at 12:28 PM

    Hahaha..Buck bust the man secret so hesh reacting the best way he knows how to.
    My take to this is to be the adult when folks start having beef n eating dry rice at the same time.lol

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