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remember in 1990 after #MilliVanilli got caught LARPing and lip syncing, they said they had to make a pact with the devil and that the devil was #CliveDavis, who threatened to kill them for exposing what they were forced to do. 8 years later, Rob Pilatus - the one...

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Carole Macvor 2 Jahren

Clive Davis is a demon in the flesh.

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SpaceX Force Fanvor 2 Jahren

10 years later everyone was lip synching.

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Christina Davisvor 2 Jahren

I liked millvanilli 😡

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ImJustaPilgram77vor 2 Jahren

Clive Davis killed Whitney Houston and Bobbi Kristina AND Nick Gordon just to name a few

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Janedoe17vor 2 Jahren

Horrific what happened to them

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Eric Himesvor 2 Jahren

A lot of them are still doing it like Taylor S.

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.ZKDID™ 🧠vor 2 Jahren

They were big time scammed, and hounded by the media, I believe Rob did die of an overdose, the story completely ruined their lives, and the whole time they had been lied to by the record label. Very sad, was a good tune 🎶

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Freedom Keepervor 2 Jahren

Clive Davis includes devil in letters

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SaltyPopcorn®️vor 2 Jahren

This blackmail thingy keeps popping up everywhere.

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Nient.Avor 2 Jahren

« He was 33 »

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