stackyFACTSThe incredibly stylish acid-jazz tracks you bop your head to while stealing hearts often contain phonetic 'Japanglish' lyrics that sound undeniably cool but mean absolutely nothing. You’ve been enthusiastically singing along to stylish gibberish for a hundred hours.
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