London Kids Be Trippin’
Those London kids, they be trippin’. Here’s the most-viewed video of the day.
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OMG! He’s not gonna just leave it like that is he?
It’s disgusting, the type of behavior people can demonstrate in the midst of public chaos. This is almost as bad as that Canadian kid who tried to light that police car on fire.
Hey Rioting youths,do something constructive,mow a yard,wash a car,anything except being a Thug!