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Borgore Buys Beautiful Mansion For 2 million In Hollywood Hills
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Borgore Buys Beautiful Mansion For 2 million In Hollywood Hills

Borgore is one of the most notorious men in Dubstep. Turning good catholic girls into ratchet bending monsters called “borwhores” and producing music with the likes of Miley Cyrus, Borgore has a brand that is unmatched by anyone else in EDM. The king of ratchet dubstep has now picked up a fancy new 2 million dollar crib in the Hollywood Hills that features 4 bedrooms, 4 baths and 2,883-square-feet of beautiful home.

Totaling around 2.2 million, the mansion, built in 1956, is a contemporary style home featuring window walls and a breathtaking view to put the icing on the cake. The house is equipped with observation decks, remote controlled fireplaces and of course, a large pool. In other words,  a perfect party home to fit a perfect party king.

Check out the photos of the mansion below:

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