Ex Friends Releases "Sympathy for the Sociopath" Video
EX FRIENDS just dropped a new video for their song "Sympathy for the Sociopath." If you don't have any other plans, you can watch this baby all weekend long... it features a dude who's writing.
EX FRIENDS just dropped a new video for their song "Sympathy for the Sociopath." If you don't have any other plans, you can watch this baby all weekend long... it features a dude who's writing.
- by Christophe
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