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17 Songs Featuring Self-Pleasure Lyrics [📷: The Musical Hype, Tazz Vaughn]

17 Songs Featuring Self-Pleasure Lyrics | Playlist 🎧

17 Songs Featuring Self-Pleasure Lyrics features lyrics from songs by Cannibal Corpse, Jon Bellion, Phoebe Bridgers, Rick Ross, Sam Fender & Sub Urban.

By the musical hype, 2 yearsJuly 4, 2022 ago

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J. Cole, KOD | Album Review

Heating up April 2018, as well as the rap game, J. Cole returns with his surprise, highly-anticipated fifth studio album, ‘KOD.’ He focuses on drugs, money, sex, and a variety of issues.

By the musical hype, 7 yearsApril 24, 2018 ago