College Co-Eds Appropriate in Da Club, in a Hallway

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Sinless, who by now we suspect spends an unusual amount of time trolling The Fame Game, shares a very white rendition of 50 Cent’s In Da Club. Bad rapping and emo glasses aside, we couldn’t stop staring at the tassle swinging helplessly from one side of the headliner’s hoodie. We are easily mesmerized by little details like that.

“White men can’t rap…” our Fame Game-loving friend observes almost wistfully, and even if that’s so, they can sure trumpet and clap hands in a cramped space quite decently. When we do our song-and-dance, we normally need a wide berth.

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