Kranky: Metal as Fuck Purple Edition #38/50

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By Superplastic X SketOne. Superplastic teamed up with legendary graffiti artist SketOne to create this super-limited metallic blue Kranky that pays homage to some of the most OG Graff colors to ever touch walls.
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