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Okay. I don't know why it took me so long to finally get around to this video. Ever
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Okay. I don't know why it took me so long to finally get around to this video. Ever
since I did Twilight way back like I dunno feels like 50 years ago at this point, people
have been very politely asking me to take a look at Fifty Shades of Grey. Now much like
the movie After AKA the Citizen Kane of our generation, Fifty Shades started out as fanfiction
then eventually turned into whatever this is. 'Cause like y'know everything nowadays
is just comic books or Wattpad so we're just really living in the darkest timeline here.
But anyway, I hope you all got yourselves a fresh pair of underwear 'cause you are not ready for this
The movie starts right off with our main character,
Ana Steele, a college senior who's in a bit of a situation at the moment because her roommate
is supposed to interview someone for a class but she got sick and now Ana has to do it
because y'know friendship or whatever. And so she makes her way down to Seattle and our adventure begins.
Right this way.. Y'know I sure am glad she tripped and fell just right first thing in the movie 'cause
like how else are we supposed to know if she's quirky and relatable or not. So after picking
herself up she finally gets to interview this guy, Christian Grey.
Um, so this is for the special graduation issue of the student newspaper.
Yes. I'm giving the commencement address at this year's ceremony.
Uh, you are very young to have amassed such an empire. To what do you--
To what do I owe my success? Yep.. Yeah so this is Christian Grey, the local 27-year-old billionaire who earned his fortune
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