SXT 19 – Getting Closer to MAMA

An episode of the SIXTEEN podcast, hosted by KSMR, titled "SXT 19 – Getting Closer to MAMA" was published on January 11, 2019.

January 11, 2019 · SIXTEEN

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MAMAAAAAA!!! UWUUUUU!!! 2018. Thats right folks, your favorite professional reporters in the field talk about all the highlights from MAMA 2018. And then we get a bit closer by experiencing the horror of Kelly's pleasured screams as she watches Seventeen's Getting Closer choreo for the first time. It truly is the Month of Jun.

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MAMAAAAAA!!! UWUUUUU!!! 2018. Thats right folks, your favorite professional reporters in the field talk about all the highlights from MAMA 2018. And then we get a bit closer by experiencing the horror of Kelly's pleasured screams as she watches Seventeen's Getting Closer choreo for the first time. It truly is the Month of Jun.

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