I only like “Trophies”, the other stuff is ok. THIS SHIT IS REALLY GOOD!BETTER THAN EXCEPTED…WHO THINK THAT HE IS more intelligent than all YM fan,do deserve to live in earth….THEY ARE a GENUIS and spend all their time on shit that they dont like Sound like some guy are paid to post shit on YM album…wherever you go you ll find some insult YM…what really weird…they dont like YM….and they are always on YM’s boots!! ^^^^ said the guy that clicked on an album he doesn’t like, then went through the process of filling out info to leave a comment. Don’t bother unless you can stand a healthy helping of sleaze, because this flashy party is for adult fan club members, the ones who don’t mind Wayne the show-off or Wayne the trashy smart-aleck.Whoever listens to this crap is a freaking retard.

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