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Big Butt Theory
01:40
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Everyone I know has a big butt.
Let's talk about your big butt.
We love those big butts.
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Silicone Crawl
02:05
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It's only fair. I'll be waiting for you. You gotta see me. I gotta see you too.
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I was trying to get...mountain.
Bitches talk shit.
Bitches galore.
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music style
00:47
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Jah feel good.
You know FISK.
Music style.
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Lights over Oslo
02:04
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This is the story.
20 20 20.
Let's begin now.
Turn the page when you hear this sound.
Let's begin now.
At this moment we're flying...
You will know it is time.
Dead in the water.
You will know it is time.
Fucking awesome.
You just behave yourself, you'll be alright.
You'll be alright.
The way it's supposed to be.
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Give Dub a Try (Tester)
01:41
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Here we go.
I feel...
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