Watch What Crappens - "You're a Stupid Thing To Say (Love Song To Lala)" by DJ JK

Episode Date: February 10, 2016

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From Wondery and Audible comes Class of 88, a new podcast hosted by Will Smith. Before 1988, a lot of people didn't take hip-hop seriously. But hip-hop today touches everything from film to fashion to sports. So what changed? Follow Class of 88 wherever you get your podcasts. Hello, love. You ready to get serious? Yelp reviews are in, here's your say day Don't say we're chillin' when you really have friends We tweet some ugly fuckhead, don't think I give a fuck about your boys

When I do, their line is fuck, sorry, not sorry Ugly as fuck Have fun Also heard how you were killing some ass When kissing me after That's nasty, go fuck yourself You're a stupid thing to say You're a stupid thing to say You're a stupid thing to say

You're a stupid thing to say. Chris Tan. You're a stupid thing to say. I'm a fucking man. I'll walk up and shake your hand like a bloke. Go fuck yourself, girl. You ever think about getting back together, though? Hey, Prime members. You can listen to Watch What Crappens ad-free on Amazon Music. Download the Amazon Music app today.

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