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TanjiroKamado

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  1. Avas haircut was more risque than anything Taylor has done
  2. YOU NASTY GIIIIIRL YOU NASTY YOU TRASHY YOU CLASSLESS GIRL YA EASY, YA SLEAZY! whew
  3. Getting ratioed as we speak but I wont stop speaking my truth!
  4. Shes an artist who has never taken any artistic risks and always plays it safe. I think this plays a major role in why she is so successful. There is no room to alienate an audience when everything you do is inoffensive. Artists like Beyonce or Miley, despite being more talented, will never see her commercial success cause they try out new things and are not afraid to push boundaries. So....vanilla and boring = success? Tea?
  5. Somehow he always stomps on his bandmates. The other girls on ENHYPEN never stood a chance.
  6. Yes. I mean he IS kinda cute but I wish I resembled someone who is...conventionally handsome Idfk
  7. www.cnn.com/cnn/2023/05/17/entertainment/liam-payne-sober/index.html Slay
  8. Did people ever tell you you look like this celebrity? When I was in my teens people told me I look like a mix of Nick Jonas and Taylor Lautner. Today I resemble Pedro Pascal, we literally have the same haircut, face shape and moustache/beard. How about you?
  9. Kitsch verses are godly, but that chorus....
  10. Schön, hier auf andere Deutsche zu treffen.
  11. Is this shade?
  12. No offense sis but how are you NB and you use she/her
  13. Wow Winter!!

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