Sucktalk with the Sucklord (safe for work)
For those observing the escapades of The Sucklord, satirical toy artist extraordinaire, Jeremyriad has been doing in depth follow up interviews, termed Sucktalk, with the artist as Bravo TV’s Work of Art Season Two unfolds. The commentary is not to be missed.
Tagged: The Sucklord, Work of Art Season Two
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