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Jamie Lee Curtis predicted that Daniel Radcliffe would be HARRY POTTER before he got the part 😭 "I remember he was sitting by the pool, and I looked up at him at one point and I went, 'Wait, you know, you look like that kid who’s on the cover... show more

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16,729 次观看 • 1 年前

daniela talked about the collab with #YEONJUN ('Let Me Tell You') on her live! 👩🏻 and then i did my collab with yeonjun! of txt! and that was also so cool, that was filmed in thailand. that was also my first time going to thailand! 👩🏻 and that was so cool, he was so nice! he’s so talented and getting to work with him was.. just like an honor, seriously. getting to do a collab on someone’s song is really really cool. i’m very grateful i got to do that ☺️ 👩🏻 and i got to dance with him too! and i think we filmed that at i think at.. i think it was like 2am, i think we wrapped at 3am.. it was pretty crazy 👩🏻 but that was so so awesome! i love the song.. it’s such a catchy song. if you haven’t heard it, it’s called ‘let me tell you’ and it’s so good, it’s so catchy and yeah! i got to feature and that was so dope! i loved doing it, i love it

daniela talked about the collab with #YEONJUN ('Let Me Tell You') on her live! 👩🏻 and then i did my collab with yeonjun! of txt! and that was also so cool, that was filmed in thailand. that was also my first time going to thailand! 👩🏻 and that was so cool, he was so nice! he’s so talented and getting to work with him was.. just like an honor, seriously. getting to do a collab on someone’s song is really really cool. i’m very grateful i got to do that ☺️ 👩🏻 and i got to dance with him too! and i think we filmed that at i think at.. i think it was like 2am, i think we wrapped at 3am.. it was pretty crazy 👩🏻 but that was so so awesome! i love the song.. it’s such a catchy song. if you haven’t heard it, it’s called ‘let me tell you’ and it’s so good, it’s so catchy and yeah! i got to feature and that was so dope! i loved doing it, i love it

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264,809 次观看 • 7 个月前

Eddie Murphy reveals his brief experience with painkillers and why he stopped “I had one time in my 20s where I went to the dentist, and the dentist gave me Percocet, and I remember I was sitting at the dining room table and I said I feel good, so I finished that prescription” “You know what made me stop taking them, I was at a club, I was at the Comedy Store, and I had taken a Percocet and I smoked a joint, and that combination makes you feel like you’re a little, so I was sitting in the club” “Paulie Shore came up to me, who owns the Comedy Store, comedian, and he was like hey you don’t even look like yourself tonight, and I was like really, who do I look like, and he said some other dude, walked away, and I was like yeah I’m not fucking with this no more”

Eddie Murphy reveals his brief experience with painkillers and why he stopped “I had one time in my 20s where I went to the dentist, and the dentist gave me Percocet, and I remember I was sitting at the dining room table and I said I feel good, so I finished that prescription” “You know what made me stop taking them, I was at a club, I was at the Comedy Store, and I had taken a Percocet and I smoked a joint, and that combination makes you feel like you’re a little, so I was sitting in the club” “Paulie Shore came up to me, who owns the Comedy Store, comedian, and he was like hey you don’t even look like yourself tonight, and I was like really, who do I look like, and he said some other dude, walked away, and I was like yeah I’m not fucking with this no more”

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2,165,096 次观看 • 3 天前

🐧 this was a long time ago, during manifesto : day 1 comeback show.. was i looking the mirror first? 🐈 sunoo had it first but you took it from him 🐧 sunoo was looking at the mirror first but i took it from him like “hey let me take a look too” then sunoo was like— i think he used a bit of informal speech. he basically hit a nerve so we started arguing. sunoo was sitting down and i got mad and walked right up to him and he kept tapping me with his leg 🐧 i basically lost my temper and there i was fuming. i was basically a volcano. i probably had smoke rising out of my head 😭😭😭😭😭

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🐧 this was a long time ago, during manifesto : day 1 comeback show.. was i looking the mirror first? 🐈 sunoo had it first but you took it from him 🐧 sunoo was looking at the mirror first but i took it from him like “hey let me take a look too” then sunoo was like— i think he used a bit of informal speech. he basically hit a nerve so we started arguing. sunoo was sitting down and i got mad and walked right up to him and he kept tapping me with his leg 🐧 i basically lost my temper and there i was fuming. i was basically a volcano. i probably had smoke rising out of my head 😭😭😭😭😭

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447,544 次观看 • 7 个月前