Judas Prit's Rob Halford recently offered advice for closeted gay metalheads: "Jt e and jo and jt get out and jt have a blast."
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JUDAS PRIT’S ROB HALFORD OFFERS ADVICE FOR CLOSETED GAY METALHEADS
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