rayrock
Hey Baby Que Paso ! drunk twitch dj , 1/3 of the Topo Gang, Cumbia Con Flavor co founder , married to “ La Kenny “
rayrock by Tommy Jacketson March 2, 2021
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Rayrock
No Pos gwow Drunk dj on twitch cuhh, full time golfer , co founder of " Cumbia Con Flavor " 1/3 of Topo Gang.
Used to go by "Raywey" & "Raytard" back in the day , "Irish Goodbye" lover
Used to go by "Raywey" & "Raytard" back in the day , "Irish Goodbye" lover
Rayrock by Tommy Jacketson February 20, 2021
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upsidedown ramrocker
when a girl lays on her back with her head off the edge of the bed and you forcibly ram your penis down her throat while holding her ankles for leverage.
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Redneck Raprock
Redneck RapRock is a style of music most commonly associated with Rockoetry INC, a music company founded by Tim Moore in the late 1990s. The music in a Redneck RapRock song is dominated by bass and drums, with the lead instrument being usually being the bass. Lyrical themes usually include sex and drugs, and are often fill with obscenities. The most famous Redneck RapRock group would be Morning Wood, a Florida band led by drummer Moore and bassist/vocalist Don Ellis.
Redneck RapRock is a style of music that usually appeals to teenage boys, who are known to like toilet humor and themes connected to sex and drugs.
Redneck Raprock by Rockoetry April 8, 2015
ramrock
The act of having sex with a woman in doggystyle and alternate between putting it in her ass and her pussy
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