HooDoo Janky (Light Edition) #32/37

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HooDoo Janky Light Edition is ten steps more depraved than his twin brother. Raised by snakes and Florida Man and groomed into a perfect specimen of death dealing depravity, he roams the streets drinking hand grenades and making Alabama frat boys disappear for good. *This NFT is part of the Janky Ass Crypto Collection. Collectors who hold complete sets from the Collection in their wallet at exactly 7:00PM ET on March 26 and will receive a SUPER RARE AF NFT. Details here: https://superplastic.co/pages/jankyasscollection
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