What part of the game ft Vier

Episode 4 of the Something Like A Podcast podcast, hosted by Jah & Mike, titled "What part of the game ft Vier" was published on December 2, 2023 and runs 36 minutes.

December 2, 2023 ·36m · Something Like A Podcast

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We Had to bring this Episode to audio hope you enjoy The guys are back this week with a guest Vier As they briefly touch on priorities and get straight to it , Is it okay for men giving other men compliments , Are you okay wit BBL’s , things get spicy about females that eat a** and touch on the Man that try burying 23 kids in the 70’s and now granted parole and more …We had to bring this Episode to audio one of our favorite hope you enjoy

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