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So there's this guy Everlast, right? And he's big and mean-looking
and he wears leather jackets really well, and he has this tattoo on his
neck. And a lot of tats everywhere else, but you know. The one on the neck
is what gets us.
Allow us to illustrate our position with a visual aid and his own words:
Sigh. Anyway. Justin? This is how you pull off Sexay White Hip-Hop Guy.
Hope you're taking notes. JC? This is how you write sexy lyrics. Hope
you're taking notes, too.
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Durst combines the appeal of forbidden trailer park love with a certain
aura of tortured intelligence.
Plus, he's cute.
"Teach me how to respect women."
Oh, but we will.
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He's so masculine we almost can't stand it.
We think we're in love. Russell? If we were married, you could steal us
from our husbands anytime.
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He's the poster boy for Skinny. He makes it look good. Same goes for
smoking, unfortunately.
Irony! Learn it, love it, embrace it.
Clever, semi-articulate bad boys. Nice.
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He used to be in an embarrassing boy band, but he got out before it was
too late. Justin and JC, five years from now? Will not be this cool. They
wish.
Most Americans don't get Rob. He's not full of himself, dude, he's ironic.
It's a concept many of us find difficult to grasp, apparently.
You go, Bob. Live the dream.
"If I have offended you, I don't care. Because I am fabulously wealthy."
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