It Didn't Fit - Leave O.J. Alone!

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Belicheat Belicheat posted 9/21/2007 from www.burlysports.com [flag]
It's the second video of the spoof series of Britney Spears' insane fan Chris Crocker's classic "Leave Her Alone" video, a vaguely "goth" looking fan makes a sobbing impassioned plea to leave O.J. Simpson alone. After all, Simpson's wife was murdered, what more do you want from the poor guy? He's going through a tough time. Like you didn't see this one coming. [link]

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