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Jimmy and will.i.am's teenage-girl alter-egos (Sara and mir.i.am) rap about things they think are "Ew!"Download "Ew!" on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/EWListen on iHeartRadio: http://news.iheart.com/articles/natio..."Ew!" Seriously? Look at her butt. Ew! Oh, she looks like a slut. Ew! I’m like “what the what”? Ew! Right? Right? Ew. Ew. Oh, you got to see this. Oh my gross I can't believe it. She’s so basically basic. She’s literally making me sick.
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