A Quote by Jadakiss

Respect, brotherhood - the family comes first, and everything else falls in place after that.

Jadakiss

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After Brotherhood Else Everything Everything Else Falls Family Family Comes First First Place Respect

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Jadakiss
American - Rapper
Born: May 27, 1975

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