Fu*k Them Kids ( Not Literally)

Episode 2 of the Planet Neptune Radio podcast, hosted by @realtoriduncan, titled "Fu*k Them Kids ( Not Literally) " was published on July 3, 2021 and runs 25 minutes.

July 3, 2021 ·25m · Planet Neptune Radio

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Summary

On this episode our host Tori will review the 2021 Bet Awards . Discussing the fashions and highlight of the night . Also a deep look in to Lil Nas X performance and why it bothers people so much ,

Episode Description

On this episode our host Tori will review the 2021 Bet Awards . Discussing the fashions and highlight of the night . Also a deep look in to Lil Nas X performance and why it bothers people so much ,

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