
Blueface Towel Stunt Sparks Crowd Reaction in LA
Rapper Blueface threw a towel he had wiped his genitals with into a Belasco Theater crowd during a Los Angeles show.
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Rapper Blueface threw a towel he had wiped his genitals with into a Belasco Theater crowd during a Los Angeles show.
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