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Lupia’s an impressive guy-and how does he get that amazing hold in his hair?
Lupia is great, and I think a lot the stuff he’s produced during the past decade or so is exemplary in its accessability and clarity. But seriously, dat hair. Whatever he was talking about during this presentation was completely overshadowed by his amazing mane.
Great post! Thank you for sharing this video!