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A sideways-glancing man appears below four excuses: “I forgot to press send,” “I fell asleep,” “I never got your text,” and “I never get service here.”

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“Why You Always Lying?”, also known as “Why The Fuck You Lyin’,” is Nicholas Fraser’s comic backyard performance about liars, sung while dancing to the tune of Next’s 1997 R&B single “Too Close.”

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