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Derrick Scott lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He has also lived in Brandon, Florida. He loves music by Merengue, Salsa, Bachata, Hip Hop Music, Ranchera and The Wayans Bros.. The Jeffersons, The Simple Life, The Real World, Sanford And Son and Road Rules Challenges are his favorite TV shows. His favorite films are Pretty Woman, As Good As It Gets and Pulp Fiction. His favorite sport is Boxing.
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Derrick Scott lives in Skokie, IL. He works for Construction.
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Derrick Scott lives in Belleville, Illinois. He attended the Belleville High School-west. Hip-hop and R&b are among his favorite bands. One of his favorite TV shows is Espn. House Of Payne is one of his all-time favorite movies.
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Derrick Scott lives in Chicago, Illinois. He is employed by Cop. Rap Music is one of his favorite bands.
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