SNEAKO - SNEAKO DEBATES HATERS (1 V 4)

00:00:00.000 walmart fresh and fit i'm walmart tate yeah i was saying walmart tate yeah not walmart fresh and fit

00:00:08.080 okay why am i walmart tate and why were you asking me to come on your podcast but now

00:00:11.840 i'm walmart tate that i didn't want to be on uh well i want you to come on for a debate

00:00:18.000 debate about what a whole bunch of name one name one uh i don't know man i think some of

00:00:25.840 your beliefs are a little off grifter out of here bro you know why he's mad you always call me

00:00:30.560 i don't think you're a grift i don't think you're a grifter he wanted me to come on his podcast and

00:00:34.160 then i didn't want to go on because i had to go on fresh and fit and it turns out they had beef and

00:00:37.360 so now you have to talk about down my name when i'm not in here walmart tape but i wasn't walmart

00:00:41.360 tape when you wanted me on your show that's all i got what do we even got a debate about

00:00:45.360 that's not really true dude i just thought it was pretty unprofessional like flaking multiple

00:00:48.640 times in the rail i mean i think as a youtuber there's like a professional courtesy thing right

00:00:53.440 which i think most youtubers extend so like flaking last minute after someone announces

00:00:57.760 the event is like kind of like i don't know i think a shitty move i had other things to do

00:01:04.080 yeah but don't you think it's a little shitty to like let someone make the event and then just flake

00:01:08.160 last second and then your excuse is like oh dude they have more clouds sorry i don't know

00:01:12.960 yeah that had to be on a bigger podcast so but that makes you a cloud chaser no i know them i don't

00:01:19.280 know you you're basically saying i want to i want to collab with people who are more cloud cloud is

00:01:25.120 more important to me than my word no not their cloud the fact that i know them i've been on the

00:01:29.440 show for months and i don't know you and there's less benefit to go drive out of my way to be on your

00:01:34.160 show and you can see the effect now you're calling me a cloud chaser but you're talking down on my name

00:01:38.320 when i'm not in the call well yeah because i can't get you on the call because you're flaking left and

00:01:42.320 right i'm here right now and you said you want to debate what you want to debate about

00:01:45.040 what i want to debate about i mean it's kind of last minute i was going to go through your content

00:01:50.080 and like write out ideas um i don't know we can debate we can debate about i think your kind of

00:01:55.600 your take on politics is a little off i think that you complain about the system a lot but then

00:02:00.320 your advice is like well i don't want to engage in the system i don't want to vote i think it's a

00:02:04.320 waste of time so i don't really think you have a leg to stand on complaining about the system if

00:02:08.000 you're not willing to vote no i'm willing to vote in a state like florida that's why i moved here

00:02:11.600 but in new york it means nothing because it's 99 democratic and it's not going to have

00:02:14.880 any effect yeah but you're advocating like when i watched your stream with uh i forget who it was

00:02:20.000 but you were saying that like oh i think voting is a waste of time i don't want to vote i think

00:02:24.000 it was a destiny stream you were saying oh it's just such a waste of time i'm not going to go vote

00:02:27.680 and that's like i don't know i think that's like okay but then don't complain about the system

00:02:32.240 yeah but politics and voting means you can only complain about the other side because you're

00:02:35.920 pretty much saying that you agree with the other stats i want to complain about all of it as a whole

00:02:40.080 and critique the whole thing not one side and not be i'm left or i'm right just the whole system is

00:02:44.240 broken yeah i agree with you the system is broken but you're not going to fix the system if you're

00:02:48.240 not going to engage in the system no don't you agree that talking about the stream and talking to

00:02:51.760 people with thousands of people live is way more effective than casting one vote in a state where

00:02:55.680 it means nothing because of the electoral college they're not mutually exclusive no but saying that

00:03:00.960 i can't saying i can't talk about politics i don't vote is pretty minimal because i have a voice

00:03:05.600 that has way more power than most people when you have a stream when you talk to people directly you can

00:03:10.640 have an influence that's much greater than just getting an i voted stick on your t-shirt right

00:03:14.560 but when you're saying that voting is a waste of time you're basically encouraging your whole

00:03:18.080 audience that they shouldn't vote no it depends it depends what state they're in if they're in a

00:03:22.560 state where it doesn't have any effect then yes but also you can agree that the president even though

00:03:26.880 i like a lot of what trump said like he changed on a lot of things like wanting to pardon julian assange

00:03:31.280 and like campaigning saying that he liked wikileaks but as soon as he got in office he started

00:03:35.520 limping for the cia and limping for the suits like the president ultimately doesn't have that as much of a

00:03:40.480 effect as we think it does yeah but it's not just presidential election there's your senator

00:03:45.520 election there's local elections all kinds of elections as far as i understood your position

00:03:49.440 in destiny stream was like voting is a complete waste of time but the system sucks no voting is

00:03:55.200 not a complete waste of time but ultimately there's no point in even putting faith into the system

00:03:58.400 because they're just going to silence people that disagree with them a u.s senator of michigan

00:04:01.760 just played me in a senate committee and said that i'm promoting hate speech and terrorism

00:04:05.920 basically they don't want people like me to talk the whole system is against me it's not left or

00:04:10.160 right it's just pile of people in that sense of power don't want people like me talking right but

00:04:15.440 how are you going to change the system if you do nothing about if you don't go vote like doing a

00:04:19.120 live stream you're not really going to change anything by talking people's minds you can you

00:04:23.520 could weigh people up you could have a way wider reach by talking to people rather than going into

00:04:27.200 a poll and voting and thinking that you're doing something but don't you think it would it would

00:04:30.640 make more sense to in addition talking to people to encourage them to go out and vote for issues

00:04:36.000 for people like i don't know uh tulsi gabbard or someone like that who's anti-establishment

00:04:41.280 yeah tulsi gabbard is good but there's not going to be enough of a push because the truth is the

00:04:47.200 vast majority of people are only going to vote for the people that are being really pushed hard

00:04:50.560 like the hillary clintons and the joe biden tulsi gabbard is never going to get enough traction

00:04:54.000 to really make a difference to make a difference as an outsider you got to be trump you have to be

00:04:57.840 wealthy you got to be rich you got to be provocative you have to trigger the entire media

00:05:01.280 tulsi gabbard just too tame enough to really get she would never win right but this kind of goes back

00:05:06.000 to my issue with you is that you're encouraging apathy basically it's just like this kind of

00:05:10.320 fatalistic mindset that everything nothing is going to change and on some levels i agree with you that

00:05:15.200 there are a lot of issues with the system it's just that you're not going to change anything if you're

00:05:19.120 not willing to take action there's more things than you can do just vote you can protest you could

00:05:22.960 donate to causes there's like what kind of protesting and don't want what are you saying protesting

00:05:29.280 yeah i'm not saying i'm going to protest i have better to do did you hear that echo saying the

00:05:34.800 you can do and when you're just like encouraging apathy saying like oh dude like nothing's all right

00:05:39.360 man you go protest for climate change and sign some petitions and donate to ukraine but that's

00:05:43.840 just not going to do anything i'm not going to protest dude i got way better to do i'm just

00:05:47.040 saying you could so you said that because that's what makes people feel better and makes them feel like

00:05:51.280 they're doing something but ultimately we know that's a giant waste of everyone's time

00:05:55.440 so you're saying engaging in politics in general in any way is just a waste of time protesting is

00:06:02.080 not engaging in politics that's going outside okay take pro take protesting aside just take like any

00:06:07.440 kind of uh uh uh let's just take voting in local elections and voting in federal elections we went

00:06:13.360 we talked about that many i said that in some states where swing states it could be effective but

00:06:16.960 ultimately no okay so okay so your position is that it's mostly useless but in some situations

00:06:22.960 it can be useful i understand the point in trying to encourage people to vote but ultimately like

00:06:27.440 one person it doesn't have that much bigger effect and the politicians we elect aren't going to change

00:06:31.440 anything because the system is the way it is power corrupts and the politicians aren't the ones

00:06:35.280 pulling the strings of the people with all the money i don't disagree with you terribly on this

00:06:41.600 position i mean i think i have a little bit more of a less of a pessimistic uh like perspective on

00:06:47.120 this but okay fair enough the other thing that i would say that just top my head i think you're off

00:06:51.440 about is you seem to from what i've seen in your streams i'm not trying to make this as a personal

00:06:55.600 attack you seem to believe like every single conspiracy theory that exists no i don't i just

00:06:59.920 had john jerker on and i was talking back and forth he believes the earth is flat i don't

00:07:04.720 do you think 9 11 was a conspiracy i have a strike on my channel right now so i want to be very careful

00:07:10.000 about what i say about that but it's hard to believe that two planes destroyed three towers

00:07:13.920 and there's a lot that they lied about the fact that the plane crashed in the field in

00:07:17.760 pennsylvania and the remains flew six miles away and the plane went underground when it landed

00:07:22.400 like 60 underground a plane crashing when 60. the pentagon a lot of the stuff that was there is

00:07:28.240 fishy about it but no i don't believe it's a conspiracy because i have a strike on my channel

00:07:31.600 i don't want to spread misinformation okay i mean i think we get the answer do you think that uh the

00:07:36.160 moon landing did happen stanley kuber filmed it okay so you do believe in pretty much every conspiracy

00:07:43.280 theory besides flatter well name another one there's there's so many conspiracy theories

00:07:48.800 okay well we just named two big ones i don't know what's another one jfk

00:07:53.840 are you really going to tell me you know what the cia didn't assassinate that one

00:07:58.400 no i agree with you on that one you can make a good argument i just got to think of another one

00:08:03.600 one thing that i found interesting that we're bringing up is they were we were actually

00:08:06.480 previously this is where i was fighting with alex was about tate versus you um and they were

00:08:12.480 saying that you agree with most things that tate says is that actually true do you agree with like

00:08:17.040 basically everything he says about like relationships i think where i disagree with him is when it comes

00:08:25.040 to some parts of what he says about relationships we have to understand is that his movement is trying

00:08:30.000 to empower men in a world which is actively trying to suppress masculinity so a lot of what he says is

00:08:34.480 trying to inspire men to become stronger and to take the lead in a relationship but i pretty much

00:08:39.280 agree with the stance about everything else and inherently i think a lot of guys do when they

00:08:43.280 hear him talk it's like i've this is stuff i believe my whole life but everything is telling

00:08:47.200 me to not believe in this and when they realize that he's saying what we deep down know you start

00:08:52.720 to see the brainwashing you start to see how they try to to pull that out of us sneaker is there anything

00:08:58.240 that you disagree with andrew tate on that you can name um off the top of my head uh what about you

00:09:04.800 what's something you disagree with uh with andrew tate on um there's a few things i mean i think that

00:09:10.800 he places way too much importance on uh material possessions so uh he also in indirectly encourages

00:09:17.040 almost like a sugar daddy type of relationship where you're the girl's provider you're paying for

00:09:20.800 all her bills uh i'm not a fan of that

00:09:26.080 yeah but that motivates me to make more money and take control i i mean i'm not a materialistic guy for the

00:09:31.200 most part i wear like simple clothes stuff like that i don't have a bugatti i just drive a i got

00:09:36.000 a charger you know i'm not a material person for the most part i like to have nice things but i think

00:09:40.960 a lot of that was for social media growth and i think they flexed a lot of that to gain attention

00:09:45.280 i don't think they're as materialistic as you think they are like for example the guy doesn't

00:09:48.320 wear jewelry he doesn't wear flashy diamond jewelry but every millionaire right now in miami where i'm at

00:09:52.560 or any guy at the club is now who's trying to flex his own shiny jewelry everywhere they go

00:09:57.200 gucci bags you know designer shirts and stuff like that that's what everyone's trying to show

00:10:01.760 you don't see them doing that like you see tristan tate for example um he's always on my

00:10:06.000 stream talking about how like i'm wearing oh this is a lizard skin suit this isn't but it's not

00:10:10.640 materialistic he buys it because i think they like to like dress like classically gentlemen

00:10:16.000 i don't think they're as materialistic as people think i think people just get

00:10:19.600 um blindsided by the bugatti talk i mean don't get me wrong i like andrew tate but the point

00:10:25.360 i was trying to make to kala is that you agree because she was saying that you guys are quite

00:10:29.200 different i was saying literally sneaker agrees with pretty much every single thing that andrew

00:10:32.640 tate says and maybe i'm wrong but if you can why do you think we disagree

00:10:37.520 yeah so there's two things that i think that are really disparate about you for example this is why

00:10:41.600 i'll basically always say like i think there's a couple things about you that i really like that i

00:10:45.920 don't think andrew tate has one of the biggest ones that i really appreciate about your content that i

00:10:50.400 don't see in tate is you engage in what i call epistemic humility right when we had our conversation

00:10:55.680 you talked a lot about how you don't know the answers you don't always know the answer to

00:10:58.960 everything and you're pretty open and honest about that whereas tate basically comes in

00:11:03.440 and he's acting like he's at the end on and on the other side and like he knows all the answers

00:11:07.600 he knows everything that's true like he's the top g um and like speaks with authority on his

00:11:12.880 prescriptions for everything um so that's one thing that i think is different in more of your

00:11:17.840 style of engagement than it is about like your rhetoric another thing that i've noticed that's

00:11:22.000 really unique about you that i realized in our humanizing conversation is tate typically describes

00:11:26.960 the ideal man as a very rigid one thing typically like a very traditionally masculine highly stoic

00:11:33.520 like provider leader etc etc etc whereas you seem to have a broader range of what you include for men for

00:11:40.960 example you and i talked about emotionality and artistry i don't think andrew tate has ever really

00:11:45.040 talked to me about men engaging in art or engaging in like the emotional pieces that are reliant on art

00:11:50.160 which i think is a really unique piece that you bring of showing like masculinity can include these

00:11:54.400 pieces right i think they're different people but i the my initial point was that sneaker agrees with

00:12:00.960 like every single andrew tate position but they are different people they live their lives differently

00:12:04.880 they're different ages entertainers the late 30s sneko correct me if i'm wrong you're in your early 20s

00:12:10.080 yeah yeah i mean i talked about that with tristan on my last stream i was talking about trying to

00:12:18.480 talk about like artistry and stuff like that and i've been thinking a lot about this subject and i'm

00:12:23.280 wondering like how much it has to do with just how much testosterone you have like for example destiny

00:12:28.960 is a really smart guy and i think the reason that his position on the world is the way it is is maybe

00:12:34.960 he's just less masculine than a lot of guys you could probably assume that like if he if he had to

00:12:39.600 balance out the estrogen and testosterone level maybe he's at like 60 percent maybe the reason that

00:12:44.320 i'm here on your stream kyle talking about like emotionality and artistry is maybe i'm like 80

00:12:50.080 masculine and i have like 20 the feminine side that's why i talk about love maybe guys like myron on

00:12:54.960 fresh and fit or tate or the guys who are just like fuck bitches get money maybe it's like more testosterone

00:13:01.040 maybe it's 95 compared to like five percent maybe you could just boil it down to that maybe it's not

00:13:05.600 world view it's just what you are as a person wait that doesn't make any sense though if that's the

00:13:11.440 case then guys on steroids are just going to be yeah then i would be like ultra yeah yeah exactly so

00:13:17.520 that means alex is like the most masculine man of all time it's also strange right do you talk about

00:13:22.720 sensitivity or anything um yeah from time to time i mean i'm definitely not as far on that spectrum as

00:13:28.240 like andrew tate is i mean you know i'm not like soft either but i do talk about having emotional

00:13:32.800 connections uh being able to open up and stuff like that yeah i do talk about that see this is what i

00:13:37.760 think is interesting right what like i would say basically that you sneko are more correct about

00:13:42.480 what men can be than tate is for example like they might say like you might say like yeah they're 100

00:13:47.360 like of the mask and has zero percent of the femininity and i would argue that's probably their

00:13:52.720 problem right like even if you look at like some of the great like look at like the spartans like look at

00:13:57.040 some of the most like giga chad historical men they were oftentimes very concerned with aesthetic

00:14:01.920 right they were very poetic artistic oftentimes like engaged in horse riding so all these things

00:14:07.520 that nowadays that we would want to like dismiss as being like soy or beta or feminine like these like

00:14:13.680 alpha men were engaging in and so i think like mostly what's happened is andrew tate and tristan tate

00:14:18.720 are buying into like an extremely shallow version of like what men can be that i think does you're

00:14:23.760 calling it a problem is it a problem or is it just the way they are i would say it's a problem because

00:14:28.880 i think that they could be more than that but for example andrew tate used to be a chess like his dad

00:14:32.800 is a chess master um and he used to play chess too there's nothing that's hyper masculine about chess

00:14:38.160 right and that's fine by the no it is girls don't play chess sure they do i mean like the the greatest

00:14:44.960 chess masters to the botas twins yeah like of course there's no female trust grandmas okay if

00:14:50.320 it's nico nobody in high school looks at the like dirt like nerdy dude playing chess and goes like wow

00:14:55.440 what a giga chat i for sure want to you have to move to a game with a very masculine type of presence

00:15:01.200 yeah when you think of a club do you think of a sorority or do you think of a bunch of dudes no matter

00:15:07.360 how nerdy they look is there any girls in the chess club when you picture them in your head

00:15:11.680 uh usually there's some but when i picture the dudes they're all like dudes that would usually

00:15:16.800 get called like soy losers no they wouldn't get soy losers maybe nerds but not soy they're oftentimes

00:15:22.560 like you know they're like they've got the little lunch box chess is a masculine sport it's two people

00:15:27.840 it's competition it requires a lot of strategic skills it's kind of like war chess is not a girl's game

00:15:33.440 i mean i think chess is cool i love chess i used to be really good at chess but i do think generally

00:15:37.600 speaking that people play chess are considered like nerds but back to the initial question so

00:15:41.200 okay so sneko so you could not think of one thing you disagree with tate on like in terms of his

00:15:45.200 positions and philosophy i don't like how he says um i'm one of god's favorites i don't like that and i

00:15:52.640 talked to to tristan a lot about uh about god and like our position on religion and sometimes i wonder

00:15:58.720 how much people believe in and jordan peterson said something that i think uh sums up my point of

00:16:04.400 view on this he says that he doesn't really believe in god but it's better for him to follow

00:16:09.360 that for most people and i think people like jordan peterson recognize the influence they have

00:16:14.080 and maybe when you get to a certain level you realize that a lot of people probably don't even

00:16:19.120 believe in god but they realize that it's better to spread that message for the vast majority of

00:16:23.120 people that listen to their videos and i'm finding myself with a similar position right now because i have

00:16:28.000 a lot of religious people that watch me and i i say i always talk about god and how like it's good to

00:16:32.240 follow god but i struggle even believing it fully like the religious people do but i do find it's

00:16:38.000 better to follow that and to follow god's rules and so i wonder and people like tristan and andrew

00:16:43.840 are talking a lot about god because it's just like what you're supposed to say in that masculine position

00:16:48.800 and then how much they really believe it because when andrew says like i'm one of god's favorites that's

00:16:52.880 that's a sin that's a sentence because you're made in god's image god wouldn't have a favorite

00:16:57.360 that makes no sense i mean i would say it's pretty hypocritical i have no problem with saying

00:17:02.080 anything about god if they're religious but if you don't believe in god you're saying that oh

00:17:05.680 you know god is awesome like that's kind of hypocritical that's like saying like oh don't

00:17:09.920 with dating apps but you're on tinder like every night yeah but there's a there's a balance between

00:17:15.920 recognizing something is wrong or recognizing something is bad and then also partaking in it's

00:17:20.320 like i'm not gonna tell anybody to do cocaine but i've done cocaine before you know i'm saying like

00:17:25.280 i wouldn't tell people and encourage people to do it but you can also partake does that make sense

00:17:29.920 but that that's basically where i disagree is that i can i can see a level of ego and andrew that i

00:17:35.680 personally don't have like yes i think highly of myself but i would never think like and say i'm one

00:17:40.960 of god's favorites do you not like him saying that just because it sounds like really cocky or

00:17:46.560 because you don't actually believe in god i think it's it's the first part it's the cocky part i don't

00:17:53.040 think i don't think god would pick favorites and i think that's that's you that's literally

00:17:56.880 you thinking that you're you're better than other people okay yeah which i understand can be earned

00:18:02.080 based on accomplishments and achievements but that's i don't know i don't think hopefully i

00:18:07.440 never get to the point where i think that that i'm that much better than other people i mean my

00:18:12.080 understanding was the reason he says that is just like bravado he's just kidding i didn't know he

00:18:15.920 actually said that like seriously i would speculate that he's just saying that just to like around

00:18:21.040 uh but i guess i can't say what's inside his head uh okay is there anything else that you

00:18:25.360 would say you disagree with the tates on no okay so that's the point that i was trying to make kyle

00:18:31.520 is like and again this is coming from someone who likes the tates but their positions are extremely

00:18:36.880 similar yeah but then what do you disagree with like you're calling me walmart tape because i don't

00:18:40.800 disagree with them and it's not like i follow everything they say it's just stuff that i

00:18:45.120 that's how i realized that i align with them so much i started reacting to their videos at first when

00:18:48.480 i found out about the ethan decline drama and then i'm like well yeah i agree with this i agree with

00:18:54.000 this and then i started talking to them it's like i agree with with pretty much everything it's not

00:18:58.080 like i'm copying and pasting their videos it's just this is stuff i think the stuff that they're saying

00:19:01.920 is stuff that we all inherently know as men but the matrix suppresses out of us yeah i mean that was

00:19:07.840 mainly meant to be a joke and the point i was trying to make was that the tates are like i don't know

00:19:12.400 like you know they're very financially successful i'm sure you do okay for yourself but you're still

00:19:16.320 like very young in your career so like they're like you know the bugatti and you're kind of more

00:19:20.240 of like the uh whatever like the sedan car right because you guys believe in the same

00:19:24.000 shit but you're not like as high up as them in terms of like finances and cloud and all that

00:19:30.560 okay but that you're you're saying a very common statement that i hear all over the internet every

00:19:35.360 single that walmart tate taco tate what why why do you think you said that because do you think that

00:19:40.720 i'm copying everything they're saying do you think i genuinely believe this stuff or i'm just

00:19:44.640 trying to copy a path on the internet that's been already paved

00:19:50.480 no i think you believe the bullet trying to copy their marketing strategy and you can tell me if

00:19:54.480 i'm wrong on that but i think you believe the stuff you say yeah i don't think you're like pulling these

00:19:57.840 beliefs out of your ass or if you are you're a really good actor okay but i mean yeah would you

00:20:03.200 say you're are you not adopting their strategy no yeah for sure yeah okay yeah that's that's the whole

00:20:10.480 point yeah okay it's a great strategy like get your fans to clip up and put it on tick tock it's

00:20:17.200 it's very effective um and my course is doing well and everybody in there uh nicole i'm wondering about

00:20:22.800 about you something happened like you reacted to um my interview with erudite and then i saw that

00:20:28.080 you're you're flexible i just wanted to learn about that was the other girl no other girl reacted to

00:20:32.800 my interview yeah okay her name is tasha torsha yeah i just wanted to date with they look kind of

00:20:40.960 similar but she's flexible though you can see if you have more game than me but uh she was pretty

00:20:45.280 impressed by my games nicole i don't know if you could compete women don't have game that's not true

00:20:50.080 that's not what we saw you gamed so what did you get you got some you got her number uh well i don't

00:20:56.080 think we went that far because well we are live on air sneaker yeah there's no way i'm asking your

00:21:00.960 number live i can use them privately sneaker you want to take a shot you want to go i know you've

00:21:05.040 done this before you want to go on e-day with nicole you i'll even give it to you only if you consent

00:21:10.480 and now i will get i have to get a suit on and i need to get a glass of wine the ambiance going true as

00:21:14.800 long as you admit that you're starting at an advantage because she's not super into women so i was

00:21:19.200 already disadvantaged and i still pulled off a pretty good show so just know you're starting

00:21:23.840 ten feet ahead kyla versus sneeko the ultimate who has more game let's see wait kyla you were

00:21:29.280 on an e-date yeah with nicole that's what you were watching when you interview when i tuned in that

00:21:33.840 wasn't much of a date absolutely oh kyla did you did you enjoy our did you enjoy our date the real drama

00:21:42.320 isn't between me and sneaker it's between it's gonna be between kyle and sneeko after that remark wait do

00:21:46.480 you think that a woman should approach a date like a man should when they're pursuing someone

00:21:52.400 should a woman approach a man with a date no no if i'm a woman pursuing another woman should i

00:21:57.440 pursue her in the way a man would

00:22:01.600 no i think you have an advantage in not pursuing like a man i think you can pursue like a girl where

00:22:05.520 like you could start off with the girl comments like oh my god i love your outfit that's so cute like

00:22:09.280 oh we should go shopping together yeah like yeah sure anytime and then she's not really like in tune that

00:22:14.000 you're really trying to game her and then by the time you're out like hanging out then it turns into

00:22:18.000 a date just magically like girls do yeah it's a lot of body language to cue the the sexual tension

SNEAKO - September 22, 2022

SNEAKO DEBATES HATERS (1 V 4)

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