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•Professor keeps students awake by loudly singing emo music at anyone who falls asleep
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Professor Matthew Pittman keeps students awake by loudly singing emo music at anyone who falls asleep in class.
Emo music was a genre that touched nearly every group of people in America no matter who you were.
Even if you weren't a scene or emo kid, you likely still blasted some Paramore , Fall Out Boy or Panic! At the Disco at some point while cruising through town.
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