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A beautiful song for Paps was sent to OFC. Written from the perspective of Miss Gelly on Clock App — full of warmth, love, and admiration. Serve Like Yu (an original song for Dustin) 75% fine Chinese, built like a dream, Abs all cut, got that dragon king gleam. Business moves, he runs the whole cuisine, Family man, then he serves that lean. One soft look, and they melt on the screen. He’s friends with the gent, yeah they match their roots, Chinese blood in designer suits, Leader in the game, in the gym, in the streets. He’s hot, hot, hot, he can do all that. If it’s red you saw, that’s love, not harm. Loverboy soul, but the edge cuts through, Scrollin' and you froze? Yeah, that’s Dustin Yu. Serve like Yu, they call him paps, Manly, mature, gives his love, no gaps. Fit on ten, whole frame just smooth, Can’t fake that, he’s real like Yu. Misunderstood but he don’t play it safe, Moves in silence, but his impact is great. Shy with a heart that’s bold and true, Still stands tall, 'cause its DUSTIN. FREAKIN. YU.

A beautiful song for Paps was sent to OFC. Written from the perspective of Miss Gelly on Clock App — full of warmth, love, and admiration. Serve Like Yu (an original song for Dustin) 75% fine Chinese, built like a dream, Abs all cut, got that dragon king gleam. Business moves, he runs the whole cuisine, Family man, then he serves that lean. One soft look, and they melt on the screen. He’s friends with the gent, yeah they match their roots, Chinese blood in designer suits, Leader in the game, in the gym, in the streets. He’s hot, hot, hot, he can do all that. If it’s red you saw, that’s love, not harm. Loverboy soul, but the edge cuts through, Scrollin' and you froze? Yeah, that’s Dustin Yu. Serve like Yu, they call him paps, Manly, mature, gives his love, no gaps. Fit on ten, whole frame just smooth, Can’t fake that, he’s real like Yu. Misunderstood but he don’t play it safe, Moves in silence, but his impact is great. Shy with a heart that’s bold and true, Still stands tall, 'cause its DUSTIN. FREAKIN. YU.

DUSTINATION OFFICIAL

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