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Posted On: September 13th 2026, 10:33 pm
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Every now and then you gotta take the guitarist outside and make him give you pushups

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bangkitaryapamungkas 2 months ago

bangkitaryapamungkas

🔥🔥

phoenix.s18 2 months ago

phoenix.s18

He did continue to rush.

mahtavahman 2 months ago

mahtavahman

😍😍😍

nofunclub_wpg 2 months ago

nofunclub_wpg

Hey, save some ribbon mics for the rest of us!

faelnoveris 2 months ago

faelnoveris

@lisciel

lilmalandro_frm2o6 2 months ago

lilmalandro_frm2o6

Whats ur opinion on ribbin mics?

arderemusic 2 months ago

arderemusic

My muscles are still sore from this

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