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A rectangular white sticker with slightly rounded corners, featuring two lines of bold, black, sans-serif capital letters. The top line reads 'HIER' and the bottom line reads 'NWA'. The sticker is applied to a rusty, dark brown metal pole, showing minor signs of wear and tear around its edges.

Stockholm HIER NWA

#stockholm#nwareference#germantext#sweden#streetartmessage#hiphopculture#urbanstatement#monochromedesign
17 January
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