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2 years ago

Live is soooooooo much better than the DVD 🤣, right @stinkyymonkey @only1_marley - Green Day, you were beyond AMAZING! We did have the time of our lives!!

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Posted On: January 24th 2025, 06:19 am

Live is soooooooo much better than the DVD 🤣, right @stinkyymonkey @only1_marley - Green Day, you were beyond AMAZING! We did have the time of our lives!!

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