Going To Strip Clubs Is A Real Man’s Way Of Life – Lil Kesh

YAGI boss, Lil Kesh has declared his love for strippers – and quite unashamedly too. This interview video on tooXclusive TV shows the sensational act attributing his life of freedom and personal happiness to the culture found in places like strip clubs.
While taking a bold stand on the subject of baby mamas, the NO FAKE LOVE crooner says this outward lifestyle is the way of real men.
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