Jag och Mia var på Debaser och njöt av Ayesha, Linda P, Lady V och Sonas suggestiva show. De här brudarna rockade rumpan av varenda en i lokalen. De knäcker alla med sin synkroniserade dancehall & reggaetondans. Häftiga kläder och dramaturgisk förmåga men ändå en varm härlig attityd som vi coola typer längtar efter. Ayesha är min favorit rebell.
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