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Cobra Snake Most Hated Shit Alive
Personally we don't get the hate for Mark "The Cobra Snake". Sure he gets to hang out with hot young chicks and take their pictures and go to hipster clubs and take pictures, and go to fun concerts and take pictures and get paid mo money mo money, but hi, that's his job. He's a photographer, and judging from most of the pics that we see on the Interwebs, he should be getting paid.
Regardless there are haters out there, the latest being whoever is behind IFuckingHateThatShit.com who named bro #1 Most Hated. His pallies at Dim Mak are #2. Here's some other LA-centric things that the site loathes.
Ten. Kids who talk about bands
Eleven. The sound indie kids make when they talk
Fifteen. Door Lists
Thirty. Millies on Sunset
Thirty One. Security guards who get in peoples fucking business
Thirty Seven. Large music festivals, namely coachella, specifically because you cant hear the music, its over crowded, all the people are lame, and its too hot. always
Forty One. L.A kids who move to NY and come back as NY kids.
Forty Two. People from Santa Cruz who front like they're from Oakland.
Forty Three. Cha Cha
Photo by The Cobra Snake, whom LAist is totally down with
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