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Unusual Boats Dance Battle Fat Man VS Sexy Girl

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Unusual Boats Dance Battle Fat Man VS Sexy Girl

 She went as far as to put her fingers in her bathing suit.
Big man won. Big up big man!

Unusual Boats Dance Battle Fat Man VS Sexy Girl


Colleen Buttner She was disgusting not sexy, the big guy had skills cause he was funny & not taking himself seriously


Kristine Grant Kopf I love that he is not ashamed of his body and he had way better moves than she did.


Jamal Sylvester He has self confidence..you have to give him that


Nicole Busch Her dance was only ok. Until the end she looked like she was tryin too hard. but big ups to the dude!! He was great.


David Nichols Jr. The fat man dominated


Tudor Pascale They slapped hands. The girl used the same hand she used in her bathing suit. Thug life, man

Nice watch video


Fat Man VS Sexy Girl Dance Battle
Unusual Boats Dance Battle Fat Man VS Sexy Girl
Posted by Kristen Renee on Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Chris De La Campa Or, not sexy at all girl.

Shirts Off Now fat boy.....dance like that for 20hrs a day straight for 1 year so you can look better when you step to a hot chick!!!


Tom Long Fat men can bring the sexy to.

Jasmine Alexander Big man had some moves.


Ahmed Rashad Yeah girl remember who owns the boat

Tammy Menke The man was better!  girl putting hand in suit....

Rik Huijten Please lady, stop dancing like you can, cause you don't.


Diane Thoele Don't understand why you all have to refer to him as fat man big man he's a man don't see anyone referring to her as little girl small women and he looked a hell of a lit better with his dance move than her


Domino Didi Noel lool large up to that fat guy.. now thats how u love the skin ur in



Chuck Heinbaugh That girl met he match!

Johnny Anthony Aguilar That girl was not sexy what so ever hahaha


Dipto Hamid Million of thumbs up for fat man... He was god damn more sexy than the girl. The girl also did well. Love both of you guys.
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