Andrew Klavan
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This Art Reaction Video Got Awkward Fast w/Michael Knowles
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December 3, 2024
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December 3, 2024
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10:26Now PlayingIf modern art is terrible—which it is—then starring a reaction video about it is torture. Even worse is spending time with Michael Knowles, which I do in this video. Unfortunately, he got too personal for comfort. Meaning, I now know things about him I wish I'd never heard. So, the question becomes: "Why do I keep allowing myself to be tortured like this?"
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