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LISTEN: Jesse Pinkman Recorded a House Song Called "Dance Bitch"

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LISTEN: Jesse Pinkman Recorded a House Song Called "Dance Bitch"

No, really. Last night, Breaking Bad's Pinkman portrayer Aaron Paul tweeted a link to this EDM masterpiece and we were instantly hooked. It's for sale on iTunes here. Check it out...


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