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I'm actually an older guys, but my kids a big fan of this 69 guy, and all I know is his always on TMZ for being in trouble, so I wanted to vet him before I got her some concert tickets for her bday. I must say, the kid has charisma, maybe a little obnoxious but he won me over. His site took me right to his music and some "interesting" interviews, even has some good fan art on there. Honestly he seems more rock star than rapper
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