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Made You Look 

A song by Meghan Trainor, released in October 2022. Its lyrics go:

I could have my Gucci on!
I could wear my Louis Vuitton!
But even with nothing on, bet I made you look!
(I made you look!)
Friend: Do you know Meghan Trainor’s song “Made You Look”?
Me: The one where she sings about her Gucci and stuff? Yes, I do!

made you look! 

hey dude, have you seen the definition of made you look on urban dictionary?
. .. .. HAHA MADE YOU LOOK!
made you look! by zomgpeekaboo November 7, 2010

Made you look! 

When your getting road dome on the way to the mall, to get ice cream, the movies ect.... and as you arrive to your destination, right before your going to blow your load, you tell the girl to look! and point out the passenger side window and as she turns her head... BOOM! spew in her hair and say MADE YOU LOOK!
drive a girl to get ice cream and pull it off without her noticing and make her get out the car without you and watch everyones reaction... MADE YOU LOOK! is going to be priceless

Look What You Made Me Do 

Taylor Swift's lead single to her 6th album Reputation. A complete reinvention of her image and also a bop that will make you dance/wiggle uncontrollably.

Boy1: But I got smarter, I got harder in the nick of time
Honey, I rose up from the dead, I do it all the time
I've got a list of names and yours is in red, underlined
I check it once, then I check it twice, oh!

Boy 2: I see you've heard the new song then
Kim: I love taylor's new song Look What You Made Me Do.
Katy: So do I
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briefcake 

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