SXT 7 – Hoshi’s Hamster Hour, Where We Go Ham Ham

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What time is it? Well, it depends on where you live and when you read this. Time is merely a construct of human perception. But once you hit play it’s permanently 10:10! That’s right, today we’re stanning Seventeen’s Prince, Hoshi himself. Join us as we celebrate the master choreographer himself and all the mischief surrounding him.

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What time is it? Well, it depends on where you live and when you read this. Time is merely a construct of human perception. But once you hit play it’s permanently 10:10! That’s right, today we’re stanning Seventeen’s Prince, Hoshi himself. Join us...

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