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And the next time you link up with them they’re playing it? Great feeling I think Amazing feeling actually
Jul 8, 2024

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I know a lot of people skip over music req. but listening to music that your friends recommend you can have a long lasting effect. That song or band will relate to them and there might be hidden messages in the song sent from them just for you. Even their stories on instagram, I’m sure they will be grateful if you gave them feedback on the songs they send or post.
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I’ve heard some of the coolest music from recommendations from friends. It shows you care and it gives you more common interests. plus, it also kind of gives you more of an idea of how they are as a person.
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