Kranky: Clean AF Shimmer Pink

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Superplastic has once again teamed up with legendary graffiti artist SketOne to create this super-limited Kranky NFT Collection that pays homage to some of the most OG Graff colors to ever touch walls. First 50 users to collect all 6 designs by Friday, March 26th, at 7PM ET and well send a super-rare extra Kranky to your wallet. Details here: https://superplastic.co/pages/krankycleanaf.
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