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You'd have thought that Parasite Guy would've learned from when people were giving him shit for what he said about Zendaya's looks in Spider-Man: Homecoming a few years ago. You'd be wrong. Sadie Sink, get behind me. "I think she's fucking fugly as all fuck." POT, MEET KETTLE.

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