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RIP Dolly Parton ❤️

Ryan Gosling debuts botox

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his face looks so weird now, serving uncanny valley :jonny2: don’t go any further king 

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Well he better. I'm still shocked they actually picked his ugly ass to play the queer icon Ken.

9 minutes ago, FOCK said:

“Nobody plays with Kens”

 

The gay erasure. 

A if the gays weren't playing dress up with barbies more as well lmao.

Oh jeez he looks bad. 

 

Maybe people will finally realize that he was never actually handsome, he just has (had? RIP) a sexy energy and very hot body. He's always been ugly hot.

It's not botox , it's filler. Botox doesn't make your face puffy.

He did botox for the sake of Ken's role

 

Oscar nomination in the bag

 

:jonny5:

 

he was never attractive lbr. all the white chris's >>> gosling 

11 minutes ago, okgo said:

Didn't he always look like this?

 

from what i can remember, yes lol. he may get botox like everyone else in hollywood, but idk if this video shows that?

 

y'all, he's just white. that's how white people look.

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Idk, I think he actually looks good, better than usual. And he raises his brows at the end and you can see all the forehead wrinkles, so I'm also not sure about the botox theory.

Leave it to ATRL to post the shallow comments. Gays sometimes are truly despicable. Ironic

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