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Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro goes viral reciting lyrics to 'WAP'

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This time, right-wing pundit Ben Shapiro took to his show and read the lyrics, dispelling the notion that this is a song that has feminist overtones.

The post Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro goes viral reciting lyrics to 'WAP' appeared first on TheGrio.

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