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Danny GoGo is Waiting for You

Danny GoGoBritish queer identity Danny Gogo has released a new song and video.

In his latest video the Brighton based entertainer proclaims to be “Waiting for You”.

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Danny Gogo first got our attention when he appeared on the British TV show ‘Snog Marry Avoid’.

In the ‘make-under’ show the outrageously dressed Danny was toned down from a pink haired Minaj-Monstrosity to a more appealing and snog-able look.

Since his appearance on the show Danny has been making music and his latest offering is ‘Waiting for You’.

Check out the video below.

 

 


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