150 Things That Didn't Suck in 2020 Part 2 | Keep It
December 23, 2020
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as posted by the channelIra, Louis, and Aida continue to celebrate Keep It’s 150th episode with Part 2 of their rundown of all the things that DIDN’T suck in 2020. From BTS to Chromatica and Chris Evan's dick pic, this list may have you think again about the legacy of 2020.
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